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A '''Dreadnaught''' is a type of [[Cardassian]] interstellar cruise missile. The Cardassians used them to attack [[Maquis]] worlds. One was captured and reprogrammed by [[B'Elanna Torres ]]. We see her thought process at work with this device. She stuffed the missile with as much advanced technology the Maquis could get and directed it to attack a Cardassian world, including a paranoid array of "what if" instructions to keep it from being defused if it were intercepted. | A '''Dreadnaught''' is a type of [[Cardassian]] interstellar cruise missile. The Cardassians used them to attack [[Maquis]] worlds. One was captured and reprogrammed by [[B'Elanna Torres ]]. We see her thought process at work with this device. She stuffed the missile with as much advanced technology the Maquis could get and directed it to attack a Cardassian world, including a paranoid array of "what if" instructions to keep it from being defused if it were intercepted. | ||
Since a Dreadnaught missile has no crew, it isn't technically a [[starship]]. The Cardassians may have used them to attack Maquis targets in the DMZ without openly violating their treaty commitments. | Since a Dreadnaught missile has no crew, it isn't technically a [[starship]], although it does have it's own defensive weapons to prevent interception. The Cardassians may have used them to attack Maquis targets in the DMZ without openly violating their treaty commitments. | ||
[[Category: ST Starship Offense]] | [[Category: ST Starship Offense]] | ||
Revision as of 03:55, 4 May 2008
A Dreadnaught is a type of Cardassian interstellar cruise missile. The Cardassians used them to attack Maquis worlds. One was captured and reprogrammed by B'Elanna Torres . We see her thought process at work with this device. She stuffed the missile with as much advanced technology the Maquis could get and directed it to attack a Cardassian world, including a paranoid array of "what if" instructions to keep it from being defused if it were intercepted.
Since a Dreadnaught missile has no crew, it isn't technically a starship, although it does have it's own defensive weapons to prevent interception. The Cardassians may have used them to attack Maquis targets in the DMZ without openly violating their treaty commitments.