Federation Shuttles and Ground Vehicles Database Type 6 Personnel Shuttlecraft

NAME	REGISTRY NUMBER		INFO
Berman	NCC-1701-D		Berman was a Federation Type 6 shuttlecraft that was in service to Starfleet in the latter half of the 24th century, attached to the USS Enterprise-D. In 2368, the Berman was in the main shuttlebay when it was decompressed to kick the Enterprise free of a collision with the USS Bozeman. TNG "Cause and Effect" The Berman was named for producer Rick Berman. The name was not legible on screen, but placed on one of the shuttles by model maker Ed Miarecki. The Micro Machines Type 6 shuttlecraft model was marked as the Berman. Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference "1701-D Hangar Deck" miniature set built by Ed Miarecki.
Curie	NCC-1701-D #03		Assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise-D. In 2370, Lietenant Worf took the Curie to Forcas III to complete in the bat'leth competition there. During his return trip, Worf encountered a quantum fissure and caused himself to be propelled into a series of alternate quatum realities. When Worf's quatum shifting was finally discovered, the Curie was used to seal the quantum fissure, by sending the ship back through the rift and emitting a broad-spectrum warp field. TNG "Parallels" Later that same year, Joret Dal was sent back across the Cardassian border in the Curie. The ship was not returned. TNG "Lower Decks" Named for physicist Sklodowska Curie. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Curry			The special features of the TNG Season 6 DVD depicts a studio model of a Type 6 shuttlecraft labeled with the name "Curry" (versus "Curie"), named after Dan Curry. It is unclear if this studio model was ever used in any on-screen sequence. TNG Season 6 special features Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
Fermi	NCC-1701-D #09		The Fermi was used to ferry supplies to the surface of Tagra IV during the Enterprise-D's relief mission there in 2369. TNG "True Q" Destroying in 2369 after being enveloped by a molecular reversion field that reduced its crew to children. TNG "Rascals" Named for Enrico Fermi, the 20th-century Italian-American physicist who developed the first nuclear fussion reactor. Star Trek Encyclopedia II The Registry ob the model was not "09", it was "1X".
Galileo	NCC-1701-D #07		In 2364, Lieutenant Tasha Yar piloted the Galileo to transport Captain Jean-Luc Picard over to the Enterprise-D when he first accepted command of the vessel. TNG "All Good Things..." Naturally, the writters of "All Good Things..." named this Galileo in homage to the Galileo that aboard the first Starship Enterprise. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Goddard	NCC-1701-D #15		Vehicle technically assigned to the Starship Enterprise-D, actually on extended loan to Captain Montgomery Scott. Captain Picard presented the shuttle to Scott in 2369 after Scott's own ship, the Jenolen, was destroyed while saving the Enterprise-D. TNG "Relics" The Goddard was named for American rocket scientist Robert H. Goddard (1882-1945), inventor of the liquid-fueled rocket. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Hypatia	NCC-1701-D		This shuttle was taken by Picard and Data to retrieve a lost photon torpedo in 2370. TNG "Genesis". Named after the female mathematician who was martyred at the sack of the Library of Alexandria. Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion
Justman	NCC-1701-D #03		The Justman was fitted with the metaphasic shiel emitter in order to the test the technology developed by Dr. Reyga in 2369. TNG "Suspicions" Earlier that year, a simulation of the Justman served to transport the computer-based intelligence known as Professor James Mariarty into a computer-genrated environment. TNG "Ship in a Bottle" The Justman is also visible in TNG "Gambit, Part II", sitting in the shuttlebay behind Koral's shuttle. The Justman was named by Star Trek executive producer Rick Berman, in honor of his colleague Star Trek producer Robert H. Justman, a veteran of both the original Star Trek series and Star Trek: Next Generation. The full-sized shuttlecraft filmed on stage was labeled "Justman", although a different shuttle design was seen in the visual effects of a miniature shuttle in flight. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Magellan	NCC-1701-D #15		The Magellan, piloted by Worf, was launched on a rescue mission when Captain Picard was trapped on planet El-Adrel IV in 2368. A Tamarian vessel fired on the Magellan, carefully disabling it so that it was forced to return to the Enterprise-D. The Tamarians had sought to isolate Picard and their captain on El-Adrel IV so that they might have a change to learn to communicate. TNG "Darmok" The Magellan participated in a recue mission of the J'naii shuttle Taris Murn in 2368. The Magellan had two 1,250 millicochrane warp engines and microfusion impulse thrusters. Such shuttles are normally unarmed, but can be equipped with two phaser type-4 emitters for special mission requirements. The rescue of the J'naii shuttle was successful, but the Magellan was destroyed in the process. TNG "The Outcast" The Magellan was named for Spanish navigator Ferdinand Magellan, the first explorer to circumnavigate planet Earth. This was the first appearance of the new full-sized shuttle set and model introduced during the fith season. The ship was an extensive modifiaction of the Galileo 5 shuttle built for Star Trek V. Designers included Richard James, Nilo Rodis, Herman Zimmerman, Andy Neskoromny, and Rick Sternbach. The model was built by Greg Jein. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Piller	NCC-1701-D		The shuttlecraft Piller was a type-6 shuttlecraft onboard the USS Enterprise-D. In 2368, the Piller was in the main shuttlebay when it was decompressed to kick the Enterprise free of a collision with the USS Bozeman. The Piller was named for producer Michael Piller. The name was not legible on screen, but placed on one of the shuttles by modelmaker Ed Miarecki. TNG "Cause and Effect" Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
Sacajawea	NCC 74656 #05		Type-6 shuttlecraft carried aboard the U.S.S. Voyager. In 2373 the Sacajawea became caught in a magnetic storm and crashed on a planet in a binary system in the Delta Quadrant. Kathryn Janewy was almost killed in the crash. VOY "Coda" The shuttle was named for the Shoshone woman who guided the Lewis and Clark expedition to the Pacific Northwest. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Verne	RS-47		The Verne was a Type 6 shuttlecraft, registry RS-47, assigned to Relay Station 47 in 2369. Lieutenant Aquiel Uhnari used the Verne to escape the relay station after her colleague's murder, but was captured by Klingon patrols; a later search of the Verne uncovered a type 2 phaser set to kill. TNG "Aquiel" Named for the French science fiction author Jules Verne. The name Verne was not referred to in the dialog or script, but was visible on the exterior of the shuttlecraft. Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
Von Braun	NCC-1701-D #04		Von Braun attached to the USS Enterprise-D in the 2360's. It was shuttlecraft number 04. In early 2366, the Von Braun was listed on the shuttlebay operations display as being available for use in Hangar 3. TNG "Evolution" Two years later, the Von Braun was used to transport rescue crews to a damaged Romulan science vessel. The Von Braun was delayed in leaving the Romulan ship, requiring Data and Worf in the shuttle Goddard to hold their approach. TNG "The Next Phase" Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference On the Display in TNG "Evolution" the Von Braun was a Type 7 Shuttlecraft.
	NCC-71325		NCC-71325 is the registry number of a Federation starship which detached a shuttlecraft in order to carry Tom Paris and Lieutenant Stadi to DS9 in order for them to join Voyager's crew. Unfortunately, no one has ever been able to figure out what this ship was named since it's registry was the only readable marking visible on the side of the shuttle. Additionally, the number on the hull changes to 1701-D and then to 74656 as the shuttle approaches Deep Space 9. VOY "Caretaker" Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
	"USS Farragut (NCC-60597)"		In 2371, several Type 6 shuttles were used to evacuate the survivors of the USS Enterprise-D's saucer after it crashed on Veridian III. Star Trek Generations Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
	"USS Honshu (NCC-60205)"		In 2374, a shuttle was taken from the USS Honshu by Dukat and Sisko, before the starship's destruction following an attack by Cardassian destroyers. The shuttle was taken to a planetoid and later stolen by Dukat. DS9 "Waltz" Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference

From the "The Star Trek Animation Archive"

	Length	6 m
	Height	2.7 m
	Beam	4.4 m
	Production Base	ASDB Integration Facility, Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards, Mars
	Mass	3.38 metric tonnes
	Accommodation	2 flight crew
	Passenger	6 (STD), 2 (Diplpomatic)
	Power Plant	Two 1,250 millicochrane warp engines, twelve DeFl 3234 microfusion RCS thrusters (STD), two 2,100 microcochrane warp engines (UPRTD)
	Armament	None (STD), 2 Type IV phaser emitters (Specicail operations)
	Performance	1.2 for 48 hours (STD); 2.0 for 36 hours (UPRTD)
	From Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual
	Length	6 meters
	Height	2.7 meters
	Beam	4.4 meters
	Complement	2 pilots + 6 passengers
	Decks	1
	Commissioned	2364
	Beam Weapons	Type IV
	Torpedo Launchers	Mk 25 DF
	Impulse System	FIB (.5c)
	Warp system	LF-2 (1.2/3.5/4)
	From DECIPHER Star Trek Roleplaying Game Starships Book

	History:
	The type-6 shuttle is a short range craft. For propulsion, it is equipped with two 1250 millicochrane warp nacelles and microfusion thrusters. There is no standard armament, but the shuttlecraft can be equipped with two type IV phaser emitters for special purposes. The shuttle also features a navigational deflector and redundant graviton polarity source generators. A transporter assembly is also not standard, but the shuttle can be fitted with a portable array. The control systems are intuitive, and a non-Federation pilot can quickly learn to fly the craft. (TNG: "The Outcast") Type-6 shuttles are easily configurable for testing of a variety of technologies. (TNG: "Suspicions") Entry to the shuttle was through a large hatch in the rear of the vessel. The hatch could be opened via a control pad next to the impulse engines. There were benches for passenger seating in the aft section, and ample room for cargo. A separate systems display was also found in the aft area (TNG: "The Outcast") as were storage bins (TNG: "Suspicions") By 2374, phaser emitters, deflector shields, and a transporter array were standard equipment onboard type-6 shuttles. (VOY: "The Raven") Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference