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I generally prefer to assume ton for ton equivalency, unless the true figures are so disproportionate that such a equivalency is an unfair unfair to one side, or there's some special property or design element that's relevant. That way, the debate is more about tactics and capabilities rather...

Not really. Lots of empires, particularly fictional ones, are focused on conquest and expansion even at the cost of stability. Well, skimming the wiki, it looks like the largest official formation they have is a sector group, but they proably wouldn't rush one of those right into this, the...

It's common to do so for a mutual enemy, yes. The Empire is not a mutual enemy of all of ST, the Dominion was. And the federation could only get one other major power to join them at first (and if the dominion hadn't declared war on the klingons first by absorbing the cardassians and becoming a...

Eh, they can presumably only fit a limited number through, but it's not like some kind portal that only opens every so often, they can get a constant stream of ships through and unless it's immediately surrounded and interdicted by hostile ships, which it won't be, they can easily secure both...

Federation vs empire, in a vacuum.....maybe. In this scenario, no, not likely. Even assuming generally equal firepower ton for ton, the empire just has more tons and more ships, with greater FTL speed, and the federation can't easily devote resources to trying to fight the empire without...

What time is this as far as ST goes? It doesn't really matter for SW, but earily TNG era starfleet is a very differant force than late TNG, and by late DS9/Voyager it's even more different. Hm, come to think of it, I wonder if there's ever been a book set in the post DS9 era where a ship from...