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Line 6: | class = [[Tramp]] | class = [[Tramp]] | prevclass = | prevclass = − | servicesince = − | serviceuntil = }} }} − As of [[3137]], the '''''Captiva''''' was a [[Rim Commonality]]-registered civilian [[JumpShip]]. − ==History== ==History== − As of [[3067]], a commemorative plaque aboard the bicentennial [[JumpShip]] ''[[Sanibel]]'' indicates the ''Sanibel'' to be one of a run of ''[[Tramp]]''-class JumpShips involved in the early colonization of what would become [[Melissia Theater|Melissia]] and [[Timbuktu Theater]]s of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]], naming its sister ships as the ''[[Canaveral (Individual Tramp-class JumpShip)|Canaveral]]'', the ''[[Largo]]'', the ''[[Key West]]'', and the ''Captiva''.<ref name=EaEp15>''Endgame at Engadine, Part 1'', pp. 16–17</ref> All but the ''Sanibel'' and the ''Largo'' were cited as lost, though the ''Sanibel'' at the time had dealings with the ''Captiva'' and its Captain [[Sigrid McAllister]],<ref name=EaEp2>''Endgame at Engadine, Part 2'', p. 45</ref> or another vessel by the same name, calling into question if the other supposedly lost ships were really lost. + As of [[3067]], a commemorative plaque aboard the bicentennial [[JumpShip]] ''[[Sanibel]]'' indicates the ''Sanibel'' to be one of a run of ''[[Tramp]]''-class JumpShips involved in the early colonization of what would become [[Melissia Theater|Melissia]] and [[Timbuktu Theater]]s of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]], naming its sister ships as the ''[[Canaveral]]'', the ''[[Largo]]'', the ''[[Key West]]'' and the '''''Captiva'''''.<ref name=EaEp15>''Endgame at Engadine, Part 1'', pp. 16, 17</ref> All but the ''Sanibel'' and the ''Largo'' were cited as lost, though the ''Sanibel'' at the time had dealings with the ''Captiva'' and its Captain [[Sigrid McAllister]]<ref name=EaEp2>''Endgame at Engadine, Part 2'', Page 45</ref> , or another vessel by the same name, calling into question if the other supposedly lost ships were really lost. − This ''Captiva'' was reported to have conducted minor repairs at the shipyards at [[Canal]] shortly before September 3067, and assisted with smuggling operations, including inserting elements of the [[Chaos Irregulars]] on [[Elume]] in October 3067. This involvement in smuggling may explain why the ''Captiva'' was apparently incorrectly recorded as lost.<ref name=EaEp22>''Endgame at Engadine, Part 1'', pp. 22, 45</ref> + This ''Captiva'' was reported to have conducted minor repairs at the shipyards at [[Canal]] shortly before September [[3067]], and assisted with smuggling operations, including inserting elements of the [[Chaos Irregulars]] on [[Elume]] in October 3067. This involvement in smuggling may explain why the ''Captiva'' was apparently incorrectly recorded as lost.<ref name=EaEp22>''Endgame at Engadine, Part 1'', Pages 22 and 45</ref> − The ''Captiva'' was still in operation in 3137. As a Rim Commonality-registered civilian JumpShip, it transported [[Christopher Marik (32nd c.)|Christopher Marik]] to [[Tamarind]].<ref name=RtC14>''To Ride the Chimera'', ch. 14</ref> + The Captiva appears to have still been operating as of [[3137]], when as a [[Rim Commonality]] registered civilian [[JumpShip]], it transported [[Christopher Marik (32nd c.)|Christopher Marik]] to [[Tamarind]].<ref name=RtC14>''To Ride the Chimera'', Chapter 14</ref> ==References== ==References==
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| − | As of [[3067]], a commemorative plaque aboard the bicentennial [[JumpShip]] ''[[Sanibel]]'' indicates the ''Sanibel'' to be one of a run of ''[[Tramp]]''-class JumpShips involved in the early colonization of what would become [[Melissia Theater|Melissia]] and [[Timbuktu Theater]]s of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]], naming its sister ships as the ''[[ | + | As of [[3067]], a commemorative plaque aboard the bicentennial [[JumpShip]] ''[[Sanibel]]'' indicates the ''Sanibel'' to be one of a run of ''[[Tramp]]''-class JumpShips involved in the early colonization of what would become [[Melissia Theater|Melissia]] and [[Timbuktu Theater]]s of the [[Lyran Commonwealth]], naming its sister ships as the ''[[Canaveral]]'', the ''[[Largo]]'', the ''[[Key West]]'' and the '''''Captiva'''''.<ref name=EaEp15>''Endgame at Engadine, Part 1'', pp. 16, 17</ref> All but the ''Sanibel'' and the ''Largo'' were cited as lost, though the ''Sanibel'' at the time had dealings with the ''Captiva'' and its Captain [[Sigrid McAllister]]<ref name=EaEp2>''Endgame at Engadine, Part 2'', Page 45</ref> , or another vessel by the same name, calling into question if the other supposedly lost ships were really lost. |
| − | This ''Captiva'' was reported to have conducted minor repairs at the shipyards at [[Canal]] shortly before September 3067, and assisted with smuggling operations, including inserting elements of the [[Chaos Irregulars]] on [[Elume]] in October 3067. This involvement in smuggling may explain why the ''Captiva'' was apparently incorrectly recorded as lost.<ref name=EaEp22>''Endgame at Engadine, Part 1'', | + | This ''Captiva'' was reported to have conducted minor repairs at the shipyards at [[Canal]] shortly before September [[3067]], and assisted with smuggling operations, including inserting elements of the [[Chaos Irregulars]] on [[Elume]] in October 3067. This involvement in smuggling may explain why the ''Captiva'' was apparently incorrectly recorded as lost.<ref name=EaEp22>''Endgame at Engadine, Part 1'', Pages 22 and 45</ref> |
| − | The | + | The Captiva appears to have still been operating as of [[3137]], when as a [[Rim Commonality]] registered civilian [[JumpShip]], it transported [[Christopher Marik (32nd c.)|Christopher Marik]] to [[Tamarind]].<ref name=RtC14>''To Ride the Chimera'', Chapter 14</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||