Enterprise-D Secondary Hull Bearing Struts

The Enterprise Secondary Hull registers minor damage from torpedo impacts; engineering reports and Geordi's updates reference this component as the locus of physical harm and the immediate technical problem to be managed.

The Enterprise secondary hull is struck by Romulan torpedoes and reports minor damage; the hits provide a concrete cost to the deception and raise engineering concerns while not critically crippling the vessel.

The Secondary Hull sustains 'minor damage' and heavier casualties are reported there; it is both a physical locus of wounds and the reason damage-control teams are dispatched to Deck Fourteen to stabilize structural and life‑support integrity.

The secondary hull sustains hits producing heavy casualties and minor structural damage, registering on consoles as localized failures that demand damage-control attention.

The secondary hull is cited as sustaining 'minor damage' and heavy casualties are reported there; its compromised condition underscores the human and structural toll of holding the protective position.

The secondary hull’s bearing struts are critical structural components that brace the ship against the stresses of warp travel. As the Enterprise shudders violently, these struts are under immense strain, with bent and fractured supports visible. Picard’s order to evacuate the secondary hull highlights the severity of the situation, as the structural integrity of this section is at risk of complete failure. The struts’ condition is a visceral reminder of the urgency and danger facing the crew.