
USS Mystic -
Steamship Mount Savage (1853-1857).
Served as USS Memphis in 1858-1859 and as USS Mystic
in 1859-1865.
Was also named Memphis in 1857-1859 and General Custer
in 1865-1868
Mount Savage, a 452-ton (burden) screw steamship, was built in 1853 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was renamed Memphis in 1857. Chartered by the Navy in September 1858, she served as USS Memphis during the Paraguay expedition of late 1858 and early 1859. The steamer was purchased by the Navy in May 1859 and renamed Mystic a few weeks later. In June and July 1860, while operating off Africa, she captured two slave ships.
During the first part of the Civil War, Mystic served in the blockade of the Confederacy's Atlantic Coast. She assisted in the capture or destruction of four blockade runners off North Carolina in June-September 1862, among them the steamers Emma and Sunbeam. While in the process of taking the latter, on 28 September, she was damaged in collision with USS State of Georgia. Mystic was employed in the Chesapeake Bay region from late 1862 until the war's end. In May 1863 she supported the Army during an expedition up the York River and in September of that year seized a sailing vessel off Yorktown. USS Mystic was sold to private owners in June 1865. Renamed General Custer, she disappeared from merchant vessel registers in 1868.
This page features the the only view of the steamship Mount Savage (1853-1868), which was the USS Mystic in 1859-1865.
This sections was thanks to the help of Jess Smith.
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HMS Mystic World War I Ship and part of The Eleventh Destroyer FlotillaAdmiralty M Class of the Type Destroyer. Ship building was begun on 10/27/1914 and finished on 11/11/1915. It was commissioned on 6/25/1916. It was about 265 feet in length displacing about 1025 average tons. Guns 3 - 4", 1 - 2pdr. pom-pom., 1 - MG tubes: 4 - 21 inch pairs. Crew compliment was around 80 men. Used Parsons tubines: 25,000 SHP equaling 34 knots, 3 Yarrow Boilers using oil fuel using between 200 and 300 tons.
Commanded by Cdr. C. F. Allsup at the Battle of Jutland. The Battle of Jutland also known by the Germans as the Battle of the Skagerrak (Skaggerakschlacht) occurred on 31 May - 1 June 1916, the first and the only full scale battleship clash during WW I between the German High Seas Fleet and the British Grand Fleet. After an inconclusive encounter both sides claimed victory. The Mystic survived this battle.
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HMS Mystic (J 455) World War II Ship and Minesweeper of the Algerine class.Built at Redfern Construction Ltd. (Toronto, Ontario, Canada). Launched on November 11, 1944 and Commissioned on August 2, 1945. The vessel was scrapped May 3, 1958. 225 feet in length with an average crew compliment of 85 men. It's max speed was 16.5 knots and displaced 859 BRT. Its armaments consisted of 1 - 4" AA Gun and 8 - 20mm guns (4x2) This vessel had a reciprocating VTE engine with 2 turbines and shafts that had 2000 SHP/IHP power.
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USS
Mystic NX-T(original)
Ambassador X Class
Designed in 2442
Launched in 2492
- Refit in
2542(26th Century) at Spacedock (Advanced features hidden or worked
on by Mystic Crew)
Category: Temporal Explorer
Number of Decks: 54
Width(Beam): 600 Meters
Length: 1000 Meters
Height: 260 Meters
Officer Crew: Max 180
Enlisted Crew: Max 1270
Marines: Max 74 (Spec. Ops, Alpha,
Bravo, Epsilon, Omega)| 1 Bridge, Captain and XO’s Ready Rooms, Observation Lounge | 28 Main Impulse Engines, top of Shuttlebay |
| 2 Officers' Quarters (including Captain’s Quarters) | 29 Double-Sized Shuttlebay, Storage bays and small maint. labs |
| 3 Special Quarters (For multi-reasons), Transporter Rooms 1-4 | 30 Double-Sized Shuttlebay, Storage bays and small maint. labs |
| 4 Living Quarters and Officers' Quarters | 31 Double-Sized Shuttlebay, Storage bays and small maint. labs |
| 5 Living Quarters | 32 Double-Sized Shuttlebay, Storage bays and small maint. labs |
| 6 Junior Officers' Quarters, 3 Holosuites, | 33 Double-Sized Shuttlebay, Maintenance Facilities |
| 7 Main Computer Core, Temporal Science Labs | 34 Double-Sized Shuttlebay, Maintenance Facilities |
| 8 Main Science Labs, VIP Quarters, 1 Holosuite | 35 Double-Sized Shuttlebay, Maintenance Facilities |
| 9 Main Cargo Bay One (Upper Half) | 36 Double-Sized Shuttlebay, Maintenance Facilities |
| 10 Main Cargo Bay One, and Vault | 37 Double-Sized Shuttlebay(45m high x 70m deep x 200m wide), Maintenance Facilities (Rooms - 25m high for work on shuttles) |
| 11 Forward Torpedo Launchers, Living Quarters | 38 Flight Ops (Shuttlebay Support), Transporter Rooms 5 and 6 |
| 12 Living Quarters and Officers' Quarters | 39 Power Distribution, Deflector Control, , 3 Holosuites |
| 13 Recreation Deck (Bar/Lounge, Mess Hall, 6 Holodecks) | 40 Engineering Support, Engineering Labs |
| 14 Medical Deck | 41 Secondary Auxiliary Sickbay, Research & Development Area |
| 15 Marine Deck | 42 Main Cargo Bay Two (Upper Half) |
| 16 Airponics and Arboretum (Upper levels) | 43 Main Cargo Bay Two, and Vault |
| 17 Main Life Support, Airponics, Arboretum | 44 Deuterium Fuel Pumps and Fill Ports |
| 18 Living Quarters | 45 Deuterium Fuel Storage |
| 19 Living Quarters, 3 Holosuites | 46 Deuterium Injection Reactors |
| 20 Security Deck, Shadow Ops, Main Armories | 47 Main Engineering and Secondary Engineering (Upper sections), Storage rooms for parts and supplies |
| 21 Additional Shadow Ops, Port and Starboard Torpedo Launchers | 48 Main Engineering and Secondary Engineering |
| 22 Living Quarters | 49 Three Secondary Cargo Bays (Upper Half) |
| 23 Living Quarters, Emergency Power Systems, Phaser Control | 50 Three Secondary Cargo Bays |
| 24 Secondary Life Support. Secondary Computer Core | 51 Environmental Support, Waste Management, AI Rooms |
| 25 Living Quarters, 3 Holosuites | 52 Antimatter Injection Reactors |
| 26 Science Labs, Experiment Facilities, Astrometrics | 53 Antimatter Storage Pods |
| 27 Aft Photon Torpedo Launchers, Hydroponics, Science Labs | 54 Antimatter Storage Pods |