This article contains a list of unnamed or unidentified Constitution-class starships.

Docked in Spacedock (2251)[]

In 2251 a unidentified Constitution-class starship was docked in the same spacedock facility as the USS Enterprise when Captain Robert April walked his successor as captain of Enterprise, Christopher Pike to the Enterprise's docking port. (EV comic: "Flesh of My Flesh")

Docked in Spacedock (2354)[]

In 2354, an unnamed Constitution-class starship was docked at the Earth Spacedock when the USS Benjamin Franklin returned from its training mission. (TNG novel: The Haunted Starship)

Wolf 359 wrecks[]

At least two refit Constitution-class starships participated in the Battle of Wolf 359 in early-2367. One had either performed a saucer separation during the battle or had been cut apart by Locutus's cube, the other had most of its saucer section vaporised by Borg weapons fire. (TNG episode: "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II"; TNG comic: "Assimilation², Issue 7"; Ships of the Line 2015)

31st century[]

SB-19 was a Ni'Varan project to provide the Federation with an alternative to dilithium-powered warp drive. The simulation of SB-19's function shows a Constitution-class vessel entering an aperture. (DSC episode: "Unification III")

The Burn (3069)[]

Unnamed Federation starships of different classes, including the Constitution-class, Kirk-subclass, exploded simultaneously across the Milky Way Galaxy when the Burn occurred in the the year 3069^[1]. In 3188, acting communications chief Aditya Sahil showed Commander Michael Burnham a graphic representation of that included seven Constitutions. (DSC episode: "People of Earth")

Federation Headquarters fleet[]

In the 3180s, ships of the same class were docked at Federation Headquarters. (DSC episode: "Die Trying")

They participated in the showdown between Minister Osyraa's Emerald Chain forces and Starfleet. (DSC episode: "That Hope Is You, Part 2")

Alternate timelines[]

Yorktown space lane ship[]

In the Kelvin timeline, a Constitution-class starship frequented the same Starbase Yorktown spacelane as the spacedock where the USS Enterprise-A was constructed in the year 2263. (TOS movie: Beyond)

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Connections[]

Early series of Constitution-class class I/class XI heavy cruiser starships
Federation, Starfleet	built to mk I specifications	Constellation • Constitution • Defiant • Endeavor • Enterprise • Excalibur • Exeter • Farragut • Hood • Intrepid • Kongo • Lexington • Potemkin • Republic • Valiant (I) • Yorktown
	various specifications	Alexander • Asimov • Brahe • Cayuga • Confederate • Enterprise (Vardaine copy) • Excalibur II • Glory • Indomitable • Isshasshte • Reuben James • John F. Kennedy • Mendel • Nautilus • Olympus Mons • Ortisei • Pathfinder • Surak • Tao Feng • Trexelprise • Trojan • Venture • Zimbabwe see also: unnamed Constitution-class starships • Excalibur-subclass: Excalibur • Tucker • Exeter-subclass: Exeter-C • Kirk • Kirk-subclass (3060s refit): Armstrong • Excalibur-M • Noble • Vesper-subclass: Vesper • Montreal • Oakland • Sha Ka Ree
Terran Empire, Starfleet (mirror universe)		Constitution • Carnage • Constellation • Banshee • Defiant • Enterprise • Excalibur (23rd century) • Excalibur (Excalibur-subclass) • Exeter • Hood • Kodos • Lexington • Nobunaga • Potemkin
23rd century subclasses: Bonhomme Richard-subclass (mk II) • Achernar-subclass (mk III) • Tikopai-subclass (mk IV) • Enterprise-subclasses ("Constitution II" refit, mk I-IV) • 24th and 25th century subclasses: Excalibur-subclass • Exeter-subclass • Vesper-subclass • Constitution III-subclass ("Neo-Constitution") • other Constitution variants • 31st and 32nd century subclass: Kirk-subclass

External link[]

• Unnamed Constitution class starships article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.