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Honestly ive caught myself coming back to these vids and just relax my eye sight to not focus on the defiant and you can see so many interesting parts of this battle Federation heavies duking it out with the Dominion The Galaxy class dominating the battlespace

1:20 Have you ever noticed how that Miranda-class ahead of the Defiant's starboard bow is MUCH smaller than the one off the Defiant's starboard-aft? ? ;)

The enterprise E wasnt in this fight and voyager was trapped in the delta quadrant ❤

SIMPLY AMAZING

I counted at least six Galaxy class ships at 1:34; love seeing them absolutely wreck the Galors in their way. "I may have been designed as an explorer, but I have TEETH!"

All you wanted to do was being a Botanist on one of those fancy Galaxy class ships. Not in a million years could you have imagined to end up in that situation ...

Attention Earth ships, your total point value is still lacking, may I suggest a hero or two?

"any other ships make it?" "no sir...the other ships don't have main cast on board so they don't get to do anything other than die voicelessly in the wilderness for our sake"

Watching those those Meaty Galaxie ladies tearing the arse out of the Spoon heads always brings a smile to my face.

It would suck to be in those small ships. They can't seem to take even a single phaser hit.

When the Klingon’s joined the fight, I was filled with adrenaline!

Did anyone ever figure out why no one has shields in this show?

DS9 has some of the best space battles in sci fi history.

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They should have just remote controlled every Miranda class in a mass ramming action.

The use of fighters by the Federation is interesting, shows an all or nothing point of the war. Fighters are such an interesting concept in Trek, on the one hand they are going to larger than most sci-fi fighters due to Trek being Trek, 2-7 crew maybe but they can still get picked off easy due to the accuracy and power of Trek weapons, but on the other hand we know in Trek even a very small ship can carry devastating firepower. Still....probs not the ship you want to be in such an engagement.

3:15 Time to start Packing!

DS9 was Paramount's unloved stepchild because of poor ratings and the producers had to make do with less than a 1/4 of Star Trek Voyager's budget, they really did a great job. The plot and the whole series was for me the best Star Trek of the last 30 years. A last rebellion of good Star Trek was Enterprise with the 4th and last season. DS 9 would have deserved an 8th season.

The Galaxies v Galor scene was amazing here. We get a Galor-eye view of the unfolding battle and how it's enjoying some success against the advancing Federation fleet but we can also see a Galaxy Class altering course to engage it so you know something bad's about to happen to it and the excitement builds, but the most satisfying part is how a second Galaxy Class we didn't see suddenly cuts into shot and both Galaxies just pommel and literally push the Galor out of the way such is the power of their phasers. You know, after the famous Enterprise-D got pitifully destroyed by a few shots from a lame old Klingon BoP, and how a Dominion ship so casually suicide destroyed another Galaxy earlier in the DS9 series along with the plethora of encounters with Romulan D-Deridex in TNG where it was always reduced to 15% shields or near crippled from just a few quick disruptor hits along with other such submissive and weak showings with other types of ships including their very first encounter with a Ferengi Marauder(The memories are all coming back now!)), this scene was actually really nice to see a few Galaxies showing a bit of dominance and dealing the pain like this for a change and dish out the pain they most certainly did here!

Man these DS9 Dominion war seasons were so great back in the day! No visiting planets on some diplomatic yawn mission or taking the morally higher ground and walking away from a fight as usual. Just a no bs, no quarters asked or given war.

The Klingon Empire was Definitely the Heroes in this battle. But I'm pretty sure The Federation earned a ton of respect from them in the Fact they they charged into a battle against the Odds of those numbers.

How many people keep re-counting the number of Galaxy Class in these fights? XD Opening shot I count 5, but @ 1.29 in the Galor slaughter scene there's 4 in front and 3 4 5 in the background!? More than in Starfleet at that time? I doubt the Producers thought anyone would be sat counting every type on-screen but it's the most watched part of this video lol.

The big ship always miss phaser fire on small ship . The small ship need only few crew . Total lost if one destroy only minimum compare to big spaceship .

I like the fact in this we saw the power of war refit Galaxy-class ships and how there phasers simply ignored the shields on the Cardassian ships.

And they all lived happily ever after..

Just what is the true size of a Miranda class ship? It's primary hull, bridge exterior and nacelle design look almost identical to those of a refit Constitution class. In Wrath of Khan, the Reliant looked about the same size as the Enterprise 1701. In TNG, Miranda class ships appear to be half the size of a Galaxy class. But here they appear to be roughly the same size as a Defiant class, which are so LITTLE compared to other Federation ships.

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Got to love the Galaxy's leading the charge

I’ll summarize the ending for you: Sisko: Hey Prophet wormhole aliens, can you do Bajor and me a solid? Prophet wormhole aliens: Eh? Oh yea sure fam we got ya.

Cisco the worst captain in Starfleet history even worse than Kirk. He started the war with the Klingons. He started the war with the Dominion. He assassinated the senator and trick the romulans into coming into the war

I would love to see the stats of how many ships where lost on each side, and which ships where lost. I don't think they ever mentioned it other then a few ships named. When you have 600+ on one side and 1,250+ on the other, there must have been hundreds of ships lost on both sides.

Star Trek battles are utterly stupid as usual. I suggest check out Babylon 5. That's how space battles are Done.

my only criticism back then and now is, WHERE ARE THE SHIELDS?!

The Klingons How dare you have the biggest fleet emgagement without us !!!! Ka`pla !!!

Imagine how longer this battle would have been if all the ships remembered to turn on there shields ?

1:29 epic

Wait I just noticed one of those Miranda's had impulse engines in the back of the torpedo pod, I didn't even see that before

That is called the galaxy 2 step.

2:10 I never noticed that Miranda blowing up as the Klingons arrive until now 😆

26 years later, this still looks epic..RIP Star Trek.

I'd love seeing the battles scenes extended

Dukat really got overconfident. As soon as the Klingons came in he should've ordered all his ships to move. Because of him ordering to stand still he left his forces to be picked off one by one.

Why would a galaxy class star ship go to battle with its saucer section still on?

If one mine set off all of them isn't that a little counterproductive

1:53 Miranda-bros, not like this...

If youre ever flying into battle on a Miranda class ship, make sure you have an up to date last will and testament.

Something puzzles me. Now is this because "Voyager" was on a network, whereas "DS9" was in syndication (also on a UPN station in New York)? The use of "CC" labels. "Voyager" stopped them in after season 3. "DS9" was still using them at the end. Although in season 5 they stopped halfway.

When you have all of space, why not cram your shops together in a tight formation. Not like the other side couldn’t just, y’know, warp AROUND your clustered fleet.

At the 1:35 mark, if you look past the glorious pasting the two Galaxies are giving the Galor in the front, if you look top right, you can see two more giving the boot to another, medium style!

The Maegellan and the Venturer are meant to be protecting our starboard flank, they're in too tight!