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"these Arian butchers" ... so.. is this a story about white guys against everybody else... sad propaganda

Nice. Wish the people who talk about the Earth Romulan war would bring up.the Yorktown, but maybe it's not cannon.

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Ehhhh. You don't use parsecs in Star Trek. Term may be correct but it's not in the Trek universe. And why were Romulans looked like Palpatine?

Discovery is blasphemy

🖖😎👍Very cool and very greatly nicely well done and executed in every detail way shape and format provided indeed Sir's!.

🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely greatly fabulously well done and executed in every detail way shape and format provided and very well informatively explained indeed, A job very nicely wonderfully well done indeed Sir's!👌.

🖖😎👍Very cool and very greatly nicely well done and informatively explained and executed in every detail way shape and format provided indeed Sir's, Just out of curiosity why didn't you have any Columbia Class NX Refits shown to fight along side with the Yorktown Class Starship's!🤔?.

Technically this is not a "No Win Scenario" The Romulans won after all.

Looking forward to the Yorktown carriers&Minotaur warp fighter/bombers class ships from the Starfleet Museum website. I can see the NX class carry several Minotaur class docked on its hull. When it installs the secondary hull, it can then carry over a dozen of the Minotaurs on it. Maybe Starfleet sent the Enterprise back to the automated shipyard that it encountered earlier to see if they can recover some of the technology on it. Note that the Andorians did get detailed scans of the Xindi weapon. While they can't exactly reproduce it, they can learn from it to improvise their weapons. Also why didn't the Andorians deploy their attack drones to specifically target the Marauders by direct ramming or proximity explosions to damage it so that it can easily be targeted.

I felt more emotion from the Challenger's destruction than anything from Discovery

That would make a great movie, I would rather watch that than the crap they put out now.

Make New classes of starships that is how you win

When did Starfleet put the USS Enterprise into the war or where they still using NX class starships

Doing Axanar much better than Axanar. This is fantastic, and a subject we were robbed of by Enterprise’s cancellation. Great job sticking to the canon details established in TOS.

Thank you so much for such a GREAT!! video...

Flawless. Thank you so much for this amazing production!

Funny seeing the Daedalus class as a 'Heavy Cruiser'! They might be primitive in hull design, but they have some volume to them. The design lasts until near the end of the 22nd C! There must have been something great about these birds.

Heh, the idea that the Kzinti were the first to face earth before the Romulans was a bit of a surprise. Perhaps it shouldn't be, as the Kzinti never made much of an appearance. Although I'm surprised that earth wasn't better prepared militarily what with an early wakeup call like this? Well, the threat was easily handled--and perhaps Starfleet existed with as much military setting as it does in this era due to the Kzinti -- and other pirates. It might have taken years for that Delta taskforce to reach the Kzinti homeworld, and many years for the Kzinti to send ships out as far as earth. Albeit, the Kzinti might have functioned in a feudal manner in their operations if limited to basic warp for a long time? Such an example might have further compelled earth to remain unified and slow down colonization, and maintain good relations with its colonies? One might speculate that the Deltas were THE common Starfleet patrol ship for quite some years. Enough of them being built so as that earth as the baby spacefaring civ could operate on swarm tactics should earth be threatened? Three might have been enough surplus of these Deltas that they HAD to used and upgraded for the Romulan War. Especially if they could be upgraded. I do have question the ability to put a warp 5 capable manifold into a Delta? Granted, a smaller engine for a smaller ship. I suppose it's possible that the Deltas might have still used fusion reactors when they first came out? Maybe the impulse engines get pulled out and upgrades to the engine can be done without interfering with the rest of the hull? Anyway, I always figured that these ships were fated to mostly defense of systems or stations, or convoys of slower moving freighters, its interesting that you've got them moving at warp 5. Quite a change in not so many years from the ENTERPRISE series when the NX-01 was the only earth ship able to go warp 5. The show DID kind of, sort of suggest that earth had a surprisingly large space navy, but that its ships were too slow to be of any help.

I love this Intrepid class, love as in that it does everything that it should represent. It LOOKS like what an early space faring civilization would build as a first attempt at a warship. The nacelles are huge, they're close to the hull to provide as small an area to be warped as possible, even if it looks like they might be irradiating crewmembers. For that matter, fins being used to radiate heat. It's a mighty and noble attempt to produce a cruiser to defend earth and its space-ways. Useful against pirates, but is a little too small, too slow, too underarmed and underpowered to really be taken seriously by other players. And for all of that, I love it. It fits the era perfectly.

Looks a bit more advanced than the Salem Station! More importantly to the war, at least it's better protected. There's a lot of important stuff going on in this station.

The Pacific 201 version of this ship is awesome.

LCARS - The AI we REALLY wanted, not the ones we got.

This is better than what CBS paramount had done over the years to star trek

Why does it seem like Star Trek fan made films are better than Hollywood's big budget Star Trek movies?

Okay. Its time for me to explain a few points as to why I think that this is not as amazing as many seem to think it is. Hmm.. Well, now that people are paying attention. Let this collective dragging begin. This story is good. But it lacks in a couple of places. Please allow me to explain, as in read all of this before you post comments and responses. Logistics: Time is one example. An army marches on its stomach after all. These guys gotta be fed and provisioned. They can't be away from home for long periods of time. It gets worse when one factors in that the Romulan nation-state is an imperialist state. They need their fleet to provide internal security as well. For the Romulans, it's really stupid as elements of their fleet is months away from home. While their ships might be faster and better than humanity's. They are still quite slow by my standards, which is late TNG trek speed limits of about two light years an hour. Keep in mind that this is set in Archer's time. Not Sisko's time... It's three weeks to get to Alpha Centauri. Not six hours as one would be used to in late TNG. Distance from Home: Distance is another one. For the Romulans, their ships are away from home. Any battle damage would become a force multiplier. They have nowhere to repair their ships. They also have nowhere to treat their injuries for their men who would inevitably sustain injuries in battle. Also, see my earlier point regarding three weeks to Alpha Centauri. Thats our closest star and some of the other locations are dozens of light years away. So, distance works for humanity, not the Romulans. They would be fighting where humanity and its allies are strong. The Conduct of the War and its After Effects: The nature of combat. Okay, here we go. Yes yes. I can hear the responses that 'its war, get of it.' The Romulans more or less tried to exterminate humanity. Down to the last child. It was even predicted that we would be forced to surrender by 2160 at the latest. Then we somehow manage to eke out a victory at Cheron. Then humanity is cool after that... Nobody wants revenge of any kind ever again?. Except Lieutenant Styles who's almost universally dismissed as a bigot and a racist. The fact that the Romulans didn't know what 'peace' meant tells me there is a VERY serious cultural issue with the Romulans. It also tells me that they are closed-minded, arrogant and egotistical. Among a whole pile of other issues in there too. They used nukes from orbit. They attacked civilian stations and colony sites. They also destroyed the Nightingale with a nuke, citing it as an act of mercy. "If you are not strong enough to serve. You do not deserve to exist." I believe was more or less what the Romulan commander said after the attack. The Romulans were known for being brutal, and exceptionally warlike and as such, they were feared and they were hated. They committed some very ugly atrocities during the war. Some were mentioned in Star Trek Cannon and some weren't. Some were educated guesswork and some are fan interpretations. But needless to say. The Romulans did some very nasty things during the war. Then the war ended with no closure and no ending. Then the Romulans spent another two hundred years being downright nasty to the Alpha Quadrant. Making a LOT of enemies as they went. They also added to the inter-generational trauma they inflicted on humanity during the first war with them. Casualties and Losses: Earth Starfleet's losses were almost their entire fleet. Especially, the older ships that couldn't run away from foes that outmatched them or outfight those they could not outrun. Maybe one ship out of every five survived the war. We know that of the first seven NX' class ships. Humanity lost six of those and Enterprise got so badly trashed that she ended up leaving service soon after the end of the war. The Daedalus class also suffered horribly during the war with at least sixty percent of them not surviving the war. Anything smaller or older stood less of a chance on the field. The Yorktown's were shown here to be the ones who turned the war around. Ultimately when it came time to win after Cheron. Humanity tapped out of the push into Romulan space as the fighting had bled their fleet to death. This story showcases that they simply had nothing left to fight with. Thats why the two sides negotiated via subspace radio. However, the end to one war does n ot signal the end to all wars. The Romulans were allowed to continue being assholes to humanity and the Federation. Until at least 2385. Consequences and effects: Romulan history has been one of arrogant aggression against all of their neighbours. Until at least 2385. Then along comes one event that changed everything. I'm not talking about the Dominion War. They only joined that because they were manipulated into it. I'm talking about Hobus. Now the Romulan Empire has been laid low, and their pride and arrogance have been trammelled into the dust of history. The Romulans sought assistance from the Federation. Then Mars was destroyed. The Federation walked away from helping the Romulans. Funny how that works, isn't it.? The wheel turns, does it not?. The Romulans honestly deserved what they got here. Hey, before you tell me otherwise. Would they have lifted a finger to help the Federation or humanity had the situation been reversed. ? No. You all know it too. So, don't bother me otherwise.

Yorktown the best design

Was that Jeff Allen? Love his comedy

I tried, without success, to interest Paramount in a Captain Sulu series that would have begun with a two-part episode, involving Romulans and time travel. Drat. Would've been good, too. ...Loved this one! Did the second part ever get filmed and released?

Evil Federation propaganda. Long live the Praetor! Hail, the Romulan Star Empire! 😁

This is very good. It's like watching a 23rd century version of the history channel. Love the documentary style

where/when is part 2?!?!?! part 1 was great!

For what it is, it's fun. I appreciate the effort here.

Why do the 2150s Romulans have Klingon looking ships?

Is there a part 2? This was fantastic, thank you for making it and posting it to RUclips.

Nice work!

can't wait for part 2

Bravo!!!

Shit hot🤘. VERY well done!!!

Love it!

Is part 2 of the Romulan war still being made?

Excellent job. Cast and crew should be very proud of their accomplishment.

Good work where's pt 2

Great work. Fills in a "missing" chapter in Star Trek history. The Romulan Leader looks like Palpatine from Star Wars. What is it about black cloaks and evil figures? LOL.

the romulans were one challenge starfleet faced then came the klingons

wow just finding this! it's so great! How do I find more ST Fan films?

Part2 part 3???

Using nuclear weapons seems archaic compared to the power of a photon torpedo.

OK, first off, GREAT JOB. The matte backgrounds and script are top-notch. Kudos to all involved. But I've got to tell you... at 1:35 'The Age of Archer'... I literally snorked soda up my nose. My very first thought when I saw that was "Danger zone...." 🤣