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Tracken II

Tracken II was the inhabited second planet in its system. This planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was inside the Demilitarized Zone in the early 2370s. The planet was near to Solosos III and in the 2370s home to a Maquis colony. 
In 2373, Captain Benjamin Sisko threatened to render the planet uninhabitable to Humans using trilithium resin unless Michael Eddington surrendered himself and his stocks of cobalt diselenide. Eddington agreed, and the planet was spared. () 
Later that year, the colony was destroyed by a Dominion-Cardassian fleet. ()
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Tracy Pollard

Doctor Tracy Pollard was a female Human Starfleet officer in the 23rd century and later in the 32nd century. She was assigned to the in the 2250s as a physician.
== Starfleet career ==
=== 23rd century ===
After Lieutenant was revealed as the Klingon Voq, she was assigned his case. Pollard was present and monitoring the situation when L'Rell performed a procedure to remove Voq's identity from Tyler's body. ()
In 2257, Pollard treated Commander Michael Burnham when she was injured during the rescue of Engineer Jett Reno and the survivors of the downed , agreeing with Burnham's assessment that her failure to relax made her a terrible patient. ()
During Discoverys encounter with the , Pollard gave treatment to Commander Saru and other crew members when the ship was severely damaged. ()
=== 32nd century ===
Pollard was among the crewmembers who volunteered to stay on board the Discovery and accompany Burnham when she took the ship forward to the 32nd century to elude Control, with no chance to return. She was on duty in sickbay helping the injured during the Battle near Xahea. After Discovery disappeared from its original timeframe, Pollard was presumed dead by Starfleet, based on the testimonies of the senior officers. ()
Pollard arrived with the rest of the Discovery crew to 3189. She continued to serve in sickbay, treating the injured after the time jump and the crash landing on "the Colony". ()
After Adira Tal revealed that they were joined with a Trill symbiont, Pollard and Lieutenant Commander Hugh Culber performed a scan to confirm the good health of both symbiont and host. Adira could not access the memories of 's previous hosts, so Culber suggested they go to . Pollard cautioned that the Trill may be unable or unwilling to help. ()
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Trader Captains and Merchant Princes

;Blurb
:From trading tribbles to outwitting Orions…
:Enter the world of high finance and low dealing in the Star Trek universe, and enjoy the freewheeling life of the independent trader.
:This supplement to FASA's enables players to buy private ships, obtain cargoes, and turn profits no man has turned before. In addition, players and gamemasters will learn the ins and outs of the Federation economy – from pricing goods to trading on the UFP stock exchange, and more.
:The players' book, a copy of the 23rd century trade magazine Spacelanes, gives an inside look at the ways and means of merchant life.
:The gamemaster's book provides details on generation trader characters, and all the necessary information for running trader adventures.
:Start plying the space lanes today.
Trader Captains and Merchant Princes was a supplement for by FASA.
It described role play for traders and various rogues. It also gave information on some of the companies listed for the Federation stock exchange.
In addition the guide did have specifications on some merchant craft.
== Credits ==
* 1st Edition
** Interior Artist and Cartographers: Mitch O'Connell & Dana Knutson
** Graphic Design: Dana Knutson & Brian O'Connell
* 2nd Edition
** Editor-in-Chief: L. Ross Babcock III
** Senior Editor: Donna Ippolito
** Interior Artists: Dana Knutson, Todd F. Marsh, Jeff Laubenstein, & Mitch O'Connell
** Ad Design: Jeff Laubenstein & Todd F. Marsh
** Layout and Typesetting: Tara Gallagher
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Training

Training was the action of teaching somebody a particular skill, knowledge, or fitness.
== See also == 
* Basic training
* Combat training
* Command training
* Discipline training
* Field training
* Flight training
* Hands-on training
* Medical training/Sickbay training
* Physical training
* Security training
* Survival training
* Tactical training
* Training base/training enclosure/training site
* Training device
* Training division
* Training exercise/training session/training test
* Training file
* Training instructor
* Training mission/training operations
* Training program
* Training ship
* Training voyage/training cruise/training tour
* Weight training
* Zero g training
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Training advisor

A training advisor or training officer was an entity with more and deeper knowledge in a specific area and usually also included cross-functional and multidisciplinary expertise. A training advisor's role was that of a mentor and teacher.
 was an advisory hologram based on Captain Kathryn Janeway. She was programmed to assist the crew of the . ()
The training officer also kept a training officer's log. ()
In 2385, Hologram Janeway upgraded into the Emergency Command Hologram of the new as well as its training officer. ()
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Training ship

A training ship, or training vessel, also called a cadet ship or cadet vessel, was a starship that was used to train cadets to fly real starships. Typically, the training vessel's crew would go on training cruises.
The Federation Starfleet designated various vessels to be training vessels, including the refitted and the . (; )
While commenting on the efficiency of his crew, following the Enterprises departure from Talos IV in 2254, Captain Pike inquired "what are we running here, a cadet ship, Number One? Are we ready or not?" ()
During the mid-2260s, Starfleet maintained a class J starship for training cruises until at least 2266, when Fleet Captain Pike suffered severe delta radiation exposure and eventual paralysis while attempting to rescue cadets trapped in the engine room. ()
The served as a Starfleet Academy training vessel from 2317 to 2336. For most of that time, it was commanded by Captain Nyota Uhura, until her retirement in 2333. Many Academy cadets, including Jean-Luc Picard, experienced faster-than-light travel for the first time aboard the Leondegrance. ( Speed of Light Club certificate, commemorative plaque)
The Talarian observation craft encountered by the in 2367 was recognized as "a basic training ship" by Commander Riker, during an evacuation of the ship, based on the observation that the crew consisted of "five boys, all teens, all wearing uniforms." ()
During the late 2360s, some cadets at Starfleet Academy, such as those in the Nova Squadron, were allowed to operate Academy trainer crafts on the Academy Flight Range. ()
While attending the Academy, Ensign Nog had heard of instances of cadets commanding a runabout or a shuttlecraft, but never a starship, after discovering, in 2374, that the served as a training ship for Red Squad cadets. ()
In 2385, with the facing decommissioning, Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway managed to get it reassigned as training ships in a pilot program under her command. The young crew of the , having received field commissions to the rank of ensign, were given control of the under the watchful eye of their training advisor and Emergency Command Hologram . ()
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* Academy flight trainer
* Academy trainer craft
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Traitor's Claw

The Traitor's Claw was a 23rd century Kzinti police vessel. It was officially recorded as stolen in 2269, but was in fact a privateer in service of the Kzinti government, in violation of the Treaty of Sirius.
On stardate 4187.3, Chuft-Captain and his crew lured the Starfleet shuttlecraft to a small icebound world in the Beta Lyrae system, and took the shuttle's occupants prisoner aboard the Traitor's Claw. The Kzinti's goal was to regain control of a Slaver stasis box and the weapon it contained.
The Traitor's Claw was severely damaged and her crew killed when the weapon's self-destruct mechanism was activated in close proximity to the ship. ()
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Tranome Sar

Tranome Sar was a star system in the Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system with a single star.
== History == 
The father of the tactics officer aboard the died in battle at Tranome Sar. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2256, the system's location in Klingon space was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
A year later, the system's location was labeled on the star chart showing the trajectory of Lieutenant Spock's shuttle. ()
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a green color, indicating that it was affiliated with the Romulan Star Empire. () 
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. The Tranome Sar system was in or near to neutral space. ()
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Tranquility Base

Tranquility Base was a location on Luna, part of Mare Tranquillitatis ("the Sea of Tranquility"). In 1969, the area was the site of the first Human moon landing by Apollo 11s Lunar Module Eagle. ()
By the 23rd century, a Starfleet shipyard was located there. Among the ships built there was the . (, ) In the mirror universe, in the mid-2250s, the was constructed at this universe's equivalent of the base. The base was mentioned on the ship's dedication plaque. ()
By 2364, a starship had been named for this location. (, okudagram)
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Trans-dimensional being

A trans-dimensional being or trans-dimensional energy creature was a lifeform that originated from or existed in a trans-dimensional realm.
The Sphere-Builders, who lived within the trans-dimensional disturbance in the Delphic Expanse, were an example of a trans-dimensional species. ()
In 2380, a hostile transdimensional energy sphere appeared aboard the , where it was promptly tackled and subdued by Ensign Beckett Mariner. Although Mariner released the creature after it created a new tricorder and power cell for her, the act of creating the aforementioned objects had weakened the being significantly. When it tried to attack Captain Carol Freeman, it flew onto her shirt, where it quickly dissipated. ()
The Loom were a trans-dimensional species that fed on inhabitants of dimensions suffering from temporal paradoxes. (PRO: "The Devourer of All Things, Part I", "The Devourer of All Things, Part II")
The Alliance of synthetic life may have included artificial lifeforms from multiple universes. ()
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Transcendental figure

A transcendental figure was a real or complex number that was not algebraic.
In 2267, when the entity Redjac took control of the computer of the , Spock forced it out with a class A compulsory directive to compute pi to the last digit – a task that it could never complete, because, as Spock explained, "the value of pi is a transcendental figure without resolution". ()
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Transfigurations (podcast)

== Summary ==
:It is a long slow period of star charting for the Enterprise, and good thing too. The ship has picked up a potentially troubling alien. He seems nice enough, and he can heal people with a touch. There is just one problem: The government of his home world says he is dangerous and must be put to death. Also, he killed Worf, so maybe there are a couple of problems. Who or what is this being? Find out for yourself! Meet John Doe when we put in the Mission Log.
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Transgender Representation in Trek (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In the '90s, Star Trek was a little ahead of the curve in the representation of the LBGT community. This week Jordan and special guest Oliver Whitney of Screencrush take a look back at TNG's and as well as DS9's to see how they hold up today.
:This will be the last episode of the year for Engage. We're going to be taking a little hiatus and will back late January/early February 2018.
:Happy Holidays to all and Live Long and Prosper!
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Translator

A translator or interpreter was an individual who converted a phrase in one language into its equivalent in another. The advantage of having an individual as a translator was that the emotions intended by a speaker could be expressed, not merely the literal translation of a phrase. ()
Communications officer Hoshi Sato's duties included that of translator, using the universal translator in some cases and relying on her own knowledge of languages in others. ()
Riva's chorus served as translators for Riva. ()
In 2024, Vin told time travelling members of Deep Space 9's crew that if they could not speak English, an interpreter would be provided. ()
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Transport inhibitor

A transport inhibitor was a device that blocked transporters attempting to dematerialize objects in a specific area.
In 2375, Lieutenant Commander Data used a transport inhibitor aboard the Federation mission scoutship to prevent himself from being beamed away by a shuttlecraft. Several portable transport inhibitors were later deployed by Enterprise-E personnel on the surface of to prevent the Son'a from forcibly removing the inhabitants of the Ba'ku village. Due to their large size and conspicuous positions, several were destroyed by Son'a shuttles. ()
In 2401, Admiral Jean-Luc Picard set up transport inhibitors on the bridge of the , correctly suspecting that the would attempt to abduct Jack Crusher. He later destroyed them so that he, Crusher, and Captain William T. Riker could be beamed to the . ()
Later that year, two Changeling agents disguised as security officers activated a transport inhibitor as they beamed out of the shuttle , preventing Commander Ro Laren from escaping the bomb they had planted. Although Seven of Nine believed that the Titan might be able to beam her out if the shuttle got closer, Laren chose to sacrifice herself to give them a fighting chance instead, knowing that she didn't have time to disarm the bomb. ()
Transport inhibitors were installed aboard Daystrom Station. An away team from the Titan was able to bypass this system using intelligence collected by Laren.
 starships were equipped with transport inhibitors capable of blocking transporter usage in their surrounding area.
Starfleet Security personnel had access to rifles that fired transport inhibitor darts, with which they could tag an individual to prevent them from beaming away. ()
==See also==
* Transporter scrambler
==Apocrypha==
In the Tenth UK Story Arc, the Eldorians possessed transport inhibitors as early as 2268. These were used in their war against the Norusians, who used long-range transporters to kidnap enemy personnel.
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Transportation idioms

Idioms related to transportation.
==Automobiles==
===In the driver's seat===
==Aviation==
===Fly by the seat of one's pants===
==Boating==
===Fresh off the boat===
Meant to be newly arrived somewhere and therefore inexperienced.
===Without a paddle===
Meant to be without the ability to help oneself.
In 2375, after learning that Nog had borrowed a runabout and left Deep Space 9, Miles O'Brien complained that the Ferengi had left him "adrift, mid-river (the Great Material Continuum, that is) without a paddle". ()
==Horseback==
===Hell for leather===
==Roads==
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===One for the road===
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Transporter log

A transporter log was a log that recorded transporter activity. In addition to the comings and goings of individuals, these also contained technical information such as biofilter readings.
In 2365, Captain attempted to obtain a transporter log for Doctor Katherine Pulaski from Captain Jean-Luc Picard, but none existed due to Pulaski's transporter phobia. ()
In 2368, when a number of individuals on the fell into unexplained comas, Lieutenant commander Geordi La Forge checked the biofilter readings from the log of the visiting Ullian's transport to see if they might be carrying some harmful organism. ()
In 2371, Seska checked the 's transporter log when Harry Kim disappeared during an emergency beam out. ()
When Captain Benjamin Sisko explained the nature of Red Squad to Constable Odo, the explanation helped Odo to make sense of a transporter log that indicated that Red Squad had beamed back to Starfleet Academy 26 minutes after a state of emergency was declared on Earth. ()
When the was thrown back in time from 2373 to 2268, Arne Darvin escaped to Deep Space Station K-7. Before beaming out, he wiped the transporter logs, preventing the crew from tracking him. ()
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Transporter platform

The transporter platform or transporter pad was a raised area in the transporter room; it was located within the transporter chamber. The platform had transporter pads, where the individual or object that was being transported had to be placed in order to be successfully transported. Some transporter systems supported site-to-site transport and did not require the use of the transporter pad at all.
Personnel transporter platforms often consisted of multiple individual pads sized approximately one per person. Early 23rd century Federation transporter platforms typically had six pads in a hexagonal arrangement; by the latter end of that century they were generally placed in a circular arrangement with a larger pad in the center for bulky items, an arrangement that continued to be used into the 24th century. (; ; ) Notable exceptions to this rule include the early transporter models of the 22nd century, which only had one large circular pad. ()
Cargo transporters often consisted of one large pad. ()
Each pad in a Federation transporter had four redundant molecular imaging scanners, so that if one of the scanners failed, the other three took over. When necessary, the entire platform could be enclosed within a force field. ()
Cardassian space stations were designed with transporter pads in ops like Deep Space 9. ()
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Transporter scrambler

A transporter scrambler (also called a transport scrambler or pattern scrambler) was a device designed to discourage transporter use in a certain area by interfering with rematerialization. Transport scramblers could be programmed to recognize particular signals and only interfere with enemy transporter systems.
During the Klingon invasion of Ajilon Prime in early 2373, they used transport scramblers in ground battles to prevent the enemy from deploying troops effectively. ()
A transporter scrambler was part of the security system installed aboard Deep Space 9. In 2373, Lupaza found a way to re-tune the scrambler and beam into Kira Nerys' quarters. ()
The Cardassians routinely booby trapped their abandoned facilities, such as Empok Nor, with pattern scramblers rigged to activate if they detect a non-Cardassian transporter signal. Miles O'Brien remarked in 2373 that these devices could be "messy". ()
Soukara was protected by transporter scramblers in 2374, making transport to any area of the planet impossible. ()
In 2385, Asencia initiated planet-wide transport scramblers on Solum so that the 's crew couldn't simply be beamed out and nor could the simply beam in a rescue team. As a result, Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway, Captain Chakotay, The Doctor and Wesley Crusher were forced to travel to and from the surface using a Vau N'Akat ship created using the Protostars vehicle replicator. Shortly thereafter, during the Battle of Solum, Chakotay found a gap in the scramblers to beam an away team to the surface from the Protostar after using an old Maquis trick of remodulating the shields in order to get close to the planet. Following Asencia's defeat, the scramblers were presumably deactivated as the team was able to beam back to the Protostar without any issues. ()
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* Remat detonator
* Transport inhibitor
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Transwarp signature

A transwarp signature was a detectable energy phenomenon created by the use of the transwarp conduits utilized by the Borg.
In 2373, when it became apparent that they were approaching Borg space, Harry Kim, operations officer on the , configured the ship's long-range sensors to scan for transwarp signatures, so as to provide an early warning system for the approach of Borg vessels. A short time later, Kim detected such signatures when fifteen Borg cubes approached the Voyager. ()
In 2374, while still in Borg space, long-range sensors picked up residual transwarp signatures of Borg vessels three days old. ()
In 2375, Captain Janeway ordered a class 5 probe to scan for transwarp signatures from a Borg sphere, which had Seven of Nine onboard. Subsequently, the was able to detect that sphere's transwarp signature. Later, when the Delta Flyer and the Borg Queen's ship approached the Voyager, the ship detected their transwarp signatures and the approach of a transwarp conduit. ()
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Trapped

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==Background information==
* This issue was the third of a mini-series which was later collected in The Star Lost.
===Creators===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists: 
** Peter Krause (pencil art)
** Pablo Marcos (inking)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
** Juliana Ferriter (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
; Data : Android Enterprise-D operations officer.
; Geordi La Forge : VISOR-sighted Enterprise-D chief engineer.
; Wesley Crusher : Teenage acting ensign.
; Worf : Klingon Enterprise-D security chief.
; Deanna Troi : Half-Betazoid Enterprise-D counselor.
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