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| CAPTIAN JAMES TIBERIUS KIRK | |||||||||||||||||
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James Tiberius Kirk�- Played By: William Shatner Final Rank: Captain Full Name: James Tiberius Kirk Date of birth: March 22, 2233 Place of birth: Riverside, Iowa, Earth Education: Starfleet Academy, 2250-2254 Marital status: Single Children: One son, David Marcus (2261-2286) Date of death: 2293/2371* Place of death: Enterprise-B in Nexus/Veridian III* Serial number: SC937-0176 CEC Quarters: On original Enterprise, Deck 5; on refit/1701-A, Deck 5/Room 0195 Starfleet Career Summary 2250 -- As a first-year Academy student with ensign rank, assigned to NCC-1371 U.S.S. Republic 2254 -- Upon graduation, promoted to lieutenant and posted to U.S.S. Farragut under Capt. Garrovick 2264 -- Promoted to captain, in command of U.S.S. Enterprise for five-year mission 2266 -- Exonerated in wrongful death charge of Ben Finney, first captain ever to stand trial 2269 -- Returned from five-year mission; promoted to admiral in charge of fleet operations at Earth 2271 -- Demanded to relieve Capt. Will Decker, his choice as successor for the refit Enterprise, and dealt with V'Ger crisis before beginning second five-year mission 2277 -- Accepts appointment to Academy faculty, moves into San Francisco apartment 2286 -- Charged, convicted and reduced permanently to captain's rank by the Federation Council for theft of Enterprise a year earlier, after saving Earth from alien onslaught by securing two extinct whales via time-traveling; given command of NCC-1701-A Enterprise 2287 -- Explores center of the galaxy with refit Enterprise hijacked by Sybok 2293* -- Spearheads initiatives leading to Khitomer Accords and exposes anti-peace conspiracy in Starfleet and Klingon Empire; dies while saving the Enterprise 1701-B from an energy anomaly just minutes after its commissioning ceremony 2371 -- Reappears in Nexus Ribbon long enough to help Captain Jean-Luc Picard save planet Veridian III from destruction in the Nexus As much as any other figure in Starfleet history, the tall tales about James T. Kirk's exploits over a 40-year career are as numerous as the official record - and probably closer to the truth in some instances. Kirk's renown began by becoming the youngest captain in Starfleet to date at 34 and the first captain to bring his starship back relatively intact after a five-year mission, having also gained a reputation as an independent whose success couldn't be argued even though he often bucked the system. He also has the distinction of being involved in 17 different temporal violations, a career record which still stands. Kirk's ancestors pioneered the American frontier, and his Midwest roots tied him closely to American history, a lifelong interest. He had an older brother, George Samuel Kirk, although | ||||||||||||||||
| FIRST OFFICER SPOCK | |||||||||||||||||
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Played By: Leonard Nimoy Rank: Captain, retired Serial number: S179-276SP Full Name: Spock (lineal Vulcan name unpronounceable) Year of birth: 2230 Place of birth: Shi'Kahr, Vulcan Parents: Ambassador Sarek and his wife Amanda Grayson Education: Starfleet Academy, 2249-53 Marital status: Once married Last whereabouts: Romulus Starfleet Career Summary 2252 -- As cadet, assigned under Capt. Christopher Pike, U.S.S. Enterprise 2253 -- Commissioned as ensign, still aboard Enterprise under Pike 2265 -- As lieutenant commander, named first officer and science officer under Capt. James T. Kirk aboard Enterprise; promoted to commander soon after 2269 -- Retired from Starfleet 2271 -- Reactivated commission during V'Ger crisis under Kirk on refit Enterprise 2277 -- Promoted to captain, assigned to Starfleet Academy faculty and cadet training with Enterprise 2285 -- Relinquish cadet-filled U.S.S. Enterprise to Kirk for rescue of Project Genesis team 2286 -- Though uncharged, stands with Kirk and shipmates for theft of Enterprise charges 2287 -- Accompanies Kirk aboard NCC-1701-A Enterprise for Nimbus III mission 2293 -- Envoy to UFP-Klingon peace accords, spurred by explosion of Klingon moon Praxis Spock's mother, Amanda Grayson, was a human schoolteacher from Earth and his father, Sarek, was a respected diplomat. For most of his life, Spock was torn between his emotional human side and the stern discipline of his Vulcan half until his experience with the V'Ger machine-entity in 2271 and his later death and rebirth in 2286 broadened his perspective. As of 2267 he had earned the Vulcanian Scientific Legion of Honor, had been twice decorated by Starfleet Command and held an A7 computer expert classification. As a child, Spock had a pet sehlat, which is a cuddly Vulcan bear-like animal with claws and fangs. His older half-brother, Sybok, who was ostracized from Vulcan because he rejected the way of pure logic, was killed in 2292 after battling an alien entity at the galaxy's center that claimed to be 'God.' At age seven, Spock was telepathically bonded with a young Vulcan girl named T'Pring. The telepathic touch would draw the two together when the time was right after both came of age: once every 7 years all Vulcan males experiences pon farr, a powerful Vulcan mating drive which demands that they mate or die. In 2267, however, T'Pring chose Stonn, a Vulcan, over Spock, and the Vulcan returned to the U.S.S. Enterprise unwed. He did eventually marry in a ceremony attended by Lt. Jean-Luc Picard. Because the young Vulcan chose to join Starfleet, he and Sarek opened an 18-year rift over Sarek's hope his son would attend the Vulcan Science Academy. Spock was the first Vulcan to enlist in the Federation Starfleet, serving aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise under Captain Christopher Pike as a lieutenant, and later for James T. Kirk. After the conclusion of the U.S.S. Enterprise's first five-year mission, Spock retired from Starfleet and returned to Vulcan to pursue the emotion-purging of the kohlinar discipline from the Vulcan Masters. Although he completed the training, Spock failed to achieve kohlinar because his emotions were stirred by the V'Ger entity in 2271. He then reentered Starfleet and was eventually promoted to U.S.S. Enterprise captain when that ship was assigned as a training vessel at Starfleet Academy. Spock sacrificed himself in 2285 to repair plasma conduits that allowed the U.S.S. Enterprise and its crew to escape from the detonation of the Genesis Device by Khan Noonien Singh; his radiation-wracked body was consigned to space but landed on the newly formed Genesis Planet and began regeneration. Prior to his death, Spock had mind-melded with McCoy to transfer his katra, apparently intending for his longtime friend and sparring partner to return it to Vulcan and perhaps be fully regenerated in the fal-tor-pan or refusion process, conducted for the first time in generations. In later years, Spock's work became more diplomatic than scientific, initially remaining a part of Starfleet. In 2293, he served as Federation special envoy to the Klingon government, paving the way for the Khitomer peace accords with Chancellor Azetbur, and disappointed in that his protTgT, Lt. Valeris. In the coming decades as a civilian, in 2368, Spock secretly traveled to Romulus on a personal mission to further the cause of Romulan/Vulcan reunification - a mission which shook up the Federation so that Captain Jean-Luc Picard was sent undercover to determine his motives. On the same trip he was saddened to hear of the death of his father, Sarek, but Picard's presence allowed Spock a final last solace thanks to an earlier Picard-Sarek mind meld. Spock remained to work with the Romulan underground and in 2369, helped arrange the defection of Romulan vice-proconsul M'Ret to the Federation to pioneer an escape route for dissidents. Spock carried a life-long interest in art, music, literature and poetry from many worlds, especially Terran, and played both tri-dimensional chess as well as the Vulcan lute or harp and a keyboard harpsichord. CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER LEONARD H. McCOY | ||||||||||||||||
| CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER LEONARD H. McCOY | |||||||||||||||||
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STARFLEET HISTORICAL DATABASE FILE: McCoy, Leonard Mid-level Biography Brief Mode Played By: DeForest Kelley Final Rank: Admiral, retired Full Name: Leonard Horatio McCoy, M.D. Year of birth: 2227 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. David McCoy Education: University of Mississippi, 2245-49; medical school, 2249-53 Marital status: Divorced Children: A daughter, Joanna Quarters: Original Enterprise: 3F 127 Starfleet Career Summary 2366 -- As lieutenant commander, named chief medical officer under Capt. James T. Kirk 2370 -- Retires to private medical practice 2371 -- Returns to duty under Starfleet reactivation clause, promoted to commander as chief medical officer on refit U.S.S. Enterprise for V'Ger mission 2285 -- As Academy medical faculty and training instructor, forced into Genesis mission; detained over leaks regarding secret Genesis Project 2286 -- Charged but cleared with shipmates in theft of U.S.S. Enterprise 2287 -- Returns to active Enterprise service under Kirk 2293 -- Participated in Khitomer peace mission after liberation from Klingon Rura Penthe prison 2364 -- As retired admiral, gave inspection tour of Galaxy-class U.S.S. Enterprise upon departure Nicknamed 'Bones' by his longtime friend and commander, Captain James T. Kirk, McCoy replaced Mark Piper as chief medical officer in 2266 on the original five-year mission but clearly became the most renowned. By that first year he had already won the commendations of Legion of Honor, awards of valor, and was decorated by Starfleet Surgeons. His temperament was sometimes argumentative, a cynic's outer crustiness masking deep caring beneath the surface. | ||||||||||||||||
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