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Commandeering

Commandeering was the act of taking possession or control of something, particularly for militaristic purposes. Unlike a mutiny or a hijacking, however, this was usually accomplished by asserting one's rank (sometimes over the rank of a lesser officer), and was often justifiable.
In 2267, Commodore Stocker, being delivered to Federation Starbase 10 to be its Commanding officer, took command of the after Captain James T. Kirk, Commander Spock, Doctor Leonard McCoy and Chief engineering officer Montgomery Scott were affected by radiation that caused rapid aging, incapacitating them from command. However, Stocker had no field experience and, in a desperate attempt to get to Starbase 10 faster, tried to take a shortcut through the Romulan Neutral Zone, only for the ship to be surrounded and attacked by Romulan Birds-of-Prey. Once he was able to be cured of his poisoning, Kirk was able to bluff the Romulans with the Corbomite maneuver, allowing them to escape. Stocker was glad to return command to Kirk with a better understanding of what a captain was. This incident was later used as precedent in the Federation Judicial Code in 2376. (; )
Later that year, Commodore Matt Decker took control of the USS Enterprise as the superior officer on the ship, overriding Commander Spock as acting captain, using the ship in his grief-stricken suicidal attack on a doomsday machine that killed the crew of his ship, the . Due to his erratic actions. Kirk used his "personal authority as captain" to get his crew to remove Decker from command before he killed them and destroyed his ship. ()
In 2381, Lieutenant jg Beckett Mariner commandeered the , which Nick Locarno had stolen and appropriated for Nova Fleet at some point, using her mother Captain Carol Freeman's authorization code in order to escape from the Detrion system and remove a Genesis Device from Locarno's hands. However, a trynar shield prevented her from escaping to Federation space, and the ship was destroyed by a Genesis wave after she was forced to flee into an ion storm and activate the device on board. ()
In 2401, former Admiral Jean-Luc Picard and former Captain William T. Riker attempted to commandeer the with the idea of requesting a deviation towards the Federation border and taking a shuttle to the Ryton system. However, Captain Liam Shaw saw through their ruse and rejected their request. Later, while talking to Seven of Nine aboard the Titan, Captain Tuvok referred to the actions of the 's command crew as "commandeering -- better yet hijacking -- this very ship... with your help." However, in light of their heroic actions to save the Federation from the Changelings and the Borg, the Enterprise crew was pardoned while Seven was promoted to captain of the rechristened . ()
Category:Legal procedures
Commemorative plaque

A commemorative plaque was a type of sign that recalled a notable historical event.
A homemade commemorative plaque was presented to Captain Jean-Luc Picard by Jay Gordon Graas, Marissa Flores, and Paterson Supra in 2368. The plaque was in appreciation of Picard's help and patience while they were trapped in a turboshaft with him after the was hit by a series of quantum filaments, causing widespread power loss. The plaque's layout roughly resembled that of the Enterprise dedication plaque. 
The plaque read:
:To Captain Picard:
:In appreciation for the way you helped us get out of the turboshaft, and the way you helped us not be scared.
:::Jay Gordon Graas
:::Paterson Supra
:::Marissa Flores
Patterson was responsible for creating the back piece of the plaque. ()
===See also===
* Dedication plaque
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Category:Awards
Category:Signage
Committee

A committee was a group of people who are appointed or elected to work together on a specific task or area of responsibility.
When Data first applied to Starfleet Academy in the first half of the 24th century, Bruce Maddox was, according to the android, "the sole member of the committee to oppose my entrance on the grounds that I was not a sentient being." He even referred to Data by the pronoun "it". ()
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== Committees ==
* Admissions committee
* Executive committee
* Federation Astronomical Committee
* Romulan Continuing Committee
* Trade committee
* Welcoming committee
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Common sense

Common sense was simply the total of one's knowledge and experiences applied in practical ways.
Jadzia Dax's description of a terraformer further noted that "you can't tell them anything. It's a talent bringing dead worlds to life, but humility and common sense aren't part of the job description." According to terraformer Gideon Seyetik, "a great terraformer needs the green thumb of a gardener, the eye of a , and the soul of a poet," also adding, "and it doesn't hurt to be a raging egomaniac." ()
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Communication relay station

A communication relay station, or simply relay station, was a technical platform designed to receive communications signals and re-transmit them to other stations in a larger communications network. Organizations and species including the Hirogen, the Dominion, the Federation, and the Cardassians used relays as part of networks for communication purposes. Subspace relay stations, using Subspace communication, were common.
These stations could be manned or unmanned, space- or planet-based. Relay stations could be manned by a small crew of as few as two officers. Federation stations were considered as outposts. ()
== Kes ==
Security Relay Station One was a manned station operated by the of Kesprytt III in 2370. ()
== Cardassian ==
In 2373, during the Dominion War, General Martok destroyed a relay station at Felton Prime, managing to do so before the Cardassians even realized he was there. ()
== Hirogen ==
In 2374, the explored a station that was part of a an extensive network controlled by the Hirogen. The station used a quantum singularity as a source and could be accessed by subspace transceivers. ()
== Federation ==
In 3189, a Federation relay station was administered by an Aditya Sahil, in his capacity as a Federation Liaison officer. As a result of the legacy of the galaxy wide "Burn", its range was reduced to 30 sectors and its ability to communicate with other stations, Starfleet Command or the government of the Federation was significantly curtailed (DIS: )
===List of Federation relay stations===
Name 	Registry	Notes 	Status 	Date
AR-558 	- 	Located on the planetoid AR-558, Chin'toka system 	Active 	2375
CR-721 	- 	 	Destroyed	2384
Epsilon IX station 	- 	 	Destroyed	2270s
Epsilon IX station (ii)	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay 87 A 	- 	 	Active 	2293
Relay Station 001 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 47 	RS47 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 67 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 102-A 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 194 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 452 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 902N 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 6110 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Sahil's relay station 	- 	Heavily damaged in The Burn (3069); converted into a courier waypoint	Active 	3189
Wormhole relay station 	- 	Joint collaboration between UFP and Cardassian Union 	Destroyed	2373
==See also==
*Interstellar relay
*Security Relay Station One
Category:Communications technology
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Communications (course)

Communications was an communications taught at Starfleet Academy.
In the 23rd century, Cadets Christopher Pike and Una Chin-Riley completed this course, earning a grade of "A". (; ) Cadet Spock, as well, completed this course, earning a grade of "A+" (, display graphic)
In 2285, the course instructor was Captain M. Becker. The course and its instructor were listed on a directory placard located on the second level of a Starfleet Training Command building. ()
Category:Starfleet Academy courses
Communications range

Communications range, also known as communication range, comm range, or, likewise, hailing range was the range or soonest distance at which a hail or similar form of contact could be made or received.
When Captain Kathryn Janeway and Commander Chakotay were left on the planet they named New Earth, they kept in touch with as long as they remained in communication range, which lasted for a period of roughly twenty four days. Upon Voyagers return to the planet, contact was made when the ship was still 30 hours away, while traveling at warp 6. ()
For the Silver Blood copy of Voyager, hailing range on subspace radio was at least twenty two light years, even with a malfuncting subspace transceiver, however, with only one active comm circuit, said task could not be achived while at warp. When this situation was encountered during its attempt to contact the real Voyager, they were unable to communicate on conventional radio until they were in hailing range, which, at their then-unspecified speed, was still five minutes, thirty-four seconds away while at a distance exceeding five million kilometers. ()
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Compact disc

A compact disc, or CD for short, was a technology originating on Earth in the 20th century that was used to store digital data, such as audio recordings and computer files. Late 20th century computers were equipped with special drives known as CD-ROMs to read compact discs. 
CDs could be bought at Sam Goody. () 
After defeated Vosk on 1944 Earth of an alternate timeline, a compact disc being inserted into a computer's CD-ROM drive was among the images seen within the re-setting time stream. ()
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Companionship (comic)

Divided light! 
== Background information ==
* The DC Comics TNG timeline sets this three issue arc, begun in this issue, after the events of and before those of .
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer:
** Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists: 
** Deryl Skelton (interior art)
** Rick Taylor (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
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* Editors: Alan Gold & Margaret Clark
== 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.
== References ==
Company 3

Company 3, or CO3 for short, is a post-production company that is performing for 's . The president of Company 3 is Stefan Sonnenfeld, who was also the studio's Digital Intermediate Colorist on Star Trek. 
The company worked on the first three episodes of doing color timing as well as the of providing post services.
In addition to Star Trek, Company 3 has performed the digital intermediate process on two other films photographed by Dan Mindel: Domino (2005) and Paramount Pictures' (2006, directed by Star Treks J.J. Abrams and co-written by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci).
Company 3 has also worked with J.J. Abrams on Paramount's (2008), which Abrams produced. In addition, the company has worked on two additional films written by Kurtzman and Orci: (2005, featuring Ethan Phillips) and (2007), both of which were directed by . Company 3 also worked on Eagle Eye, which Kurtzman and Orci executive produced.
The many other films for which Company 3 has produced digital intermediate include: The Amityville Horror (starring Jimmy Bennett and Rachel Nichols), (2006, starring Patrick Stewart, Kelsey Grammer, Famke Janssen and Rebecca Romijn, with Shohreh Aghdashloo, Chelah Horsdal, Julian Christopher and John Pyper-Ferguson). (2006), (2007), both featuring Lee Arenberg) (2006, featuring Stephen McHattie), (featuring Tim Russ), (featuring Bruce Greenwood), and two football films starring The Rock: (2006) and (2007). Their credits also include such hits as Collateral, Dreamgirls, , Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, and (2008).
Other Company 3 films include (2008, directed by Bryan Singer), (2009, starring Rachel Nichols), (2009, featuring Nana Visitor), (2009, featuring Matt Frewer and Stephen McHattie), and (2009).
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Compassion

Compassion was the quality of an individual or species. It was characterized by having pity, sympathy, and concern for the misfortune and suffering of an individual. Although having this quality did not imply there was an understanding of the situation, an individual could be motivated to helping the other person. 
In 2265, Captain James T. Kirk felt compassion for his friend Gary Mitchell, who was being mutated by psionic energy into a new kind of Human. Kirk's compassion delayed his response to Gary, allowing him to grow stronger. Gary told Kirk he should have killed him sooner, and joked that "Compassion and command are a fool's errand." Later, when confronting the mutated Elizabeth Dehner, Kirk said that what a god needed above all else was compassion. ()
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Compliment

A compliment was an expression of praise or admiration.
In 2266, the cryptography section of the was decoding a Romulan transmission from a Bird-of-Prey when Lieutenant "suggested" giving it to the Vulcan Spock to possibly translate, due to the resemblance between Vulcans and Romulans. Captain James T. Kirk assumed that Stiles complimented Spock on his ability to decode, but Stiles wasn't sure. Kirk then stated to leave his bigotry in his quarters. ()
In 2374, after Kyrians had taken Seven of Nine hostage and entered the 's mess hall, The Doctor suggested to Captain Kathryn Janeway that he should go in first to draw any phaser fire if need be. As a result, Ambassador Daleth stated Janeway's crew was heroic. The Doctor clarified that he was invulnerable to phaser fire, but he appreciated the compliment. ()
As a species, the Clickets evolved a flight-or-fight response to gratitude to the point that compliments were physically painful for them. ()
In 2380, being thanked for a map of the Romulan Neutral Zone by Captain Carol Freeman led to a brief exchange of phaser fire between the and the Clicket ship Tweerk. ()
In 2382, Freeman repeatedly complimented Clicket captain Zurkel while Lieutenant Commander Steve Stevens broadcast it ship-wide, ending a Clicket invasion of the Cerritos and forcing them to retreat. ()
== See also ==
* Insult
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Category:Linguistics
Compression phaser rifle

The Compression phaser rifle was a type of Starfleet phaser rifle carried on some Starfleet starships in the 2370s. ()
==History==
The was equipped with compression phaser rifles as a standard part of its weapons inventory. They were first used by the away team that transported to the 's array in 2371. ()
When set to wide beam, a compression phaser rifle could take out a large group of individuals in one shot. ()
The was also equipped with compression phaser rifles in 2371, as several were still used in 2376 shortly before the ship's destruction. ()
Starfleet security personnel boarding the in 2374 carried compression phaser rifles. ()
== Apocrypha ==
* In the video game Star Trek Online, compression phaser rifles are standard equipment on Starfleet officers and are properly called "Type 4 Phasers".
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* Pulse compression wave
* Regenerative phaser
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In the original pencil drawings by Rick Sternbach of the compression phaser rifle, it was designated as a type IV phaser. According to , type IV phasers were normally used as ship-mounted weaponry on Type 6 shuttlecraft. 
According to , normal phaser weaponry was useless inside a dampening field. In the episode , Captain Janeway utilized a compression phaser rifle inside the , while the ship was trapped and defenseless in the Night Alien dampening field. So at least in this regard the compression phaser rifle appeared to be more advanced.
In the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual, the rifle was classified as type-3a. According to the book, the weapon features a durable twin power cell and a split emitter resonator for tuning and focusing the phaser beam. While the other new phaser rifle seen in and the third and fourth season are identified in the text as the type-3b assault rifle, an image of that weapon on page 88 presumably mistakenly identifies it as the type-3a compression phaser rifle. Both rifle types are identified in the as compression versions of the phaser rifle. 
The other rifles first seen in First Contact are usable weapons in Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force and Star Trek: Elite Force II and are identified as compression phaser rifles in the game.
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Category:Directed energy weapons
Computer Age

The Computer Age was an era in the late 20th century, beginning in 1969 with the introduction of the isograted circuit, in which the growth of computer technology skyrocketed. This was largely because of Henry Starling's discovery of 29th century technology.
In 1996, Chakotay and Kathryn Janeway discovered this and regretfully came to the same conclusion: "The Computer Age of the late twentieth century-" "-Shouldn't have happened." ()
Category:Historical eras
Category:Computer technology
Computer Aided Design T363

Computer Aided Design T363 is an educational documentary, produced in 1987 by the British as an introductory video presentation for their students of the similarly named " (CAD), Module T363" course, taught at the university in the period 1987-1998. 
Of particular relevance to Star Trek is the first eight-minute "The Search for Realism" sub-segment, ninety seconds into the documentary. In the segment the ILM Computer Graphics creators of the "dream sequence" for the "slingshot/time travel" effect in explain to the viewers how they went about conceiving and creating the sequence using CAD. The university was given permission by Paramount Pictures to include score and film clippings from the movie in the segment. By the time the documentary was produced, ILM Computer Graphics had already become Pixar.
The Star Trek segment has been preserved for posterity on the video-sharing website YouTube, but none of it has ever been included on any of the franchise's home media formats.
==Star Trek segment interviewees==
: in order of identification
*Alvy Ray Smith
*George Joblove
*Jonathan Luskin
Category:Documentaries
Computer programming

Computer programming was the process of writing instructions for a computer to perform specific actions. One who performed this action was known as a programmer. 
In 2268, when Leonard McCoy expressed his desire to stay out of experiments that would prove the M-5 multitronic unit could run the more efficiently than humans could, Spock noted, "The most unfortunate lack in current computer programming is that there is nothing available to immediately replace the starship surgeon." ()
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Concern

Concern was a feeling of sympathy for someone or something.
In 2368, while speaking with Worf, Commander Kieran MacDuff said, "I am concerned about completing our mission, ending this war. In victory. We may soon face a critical moment. The success of our mission may hang on a split-second decision. A hesitation would kill us all, and those that are counting on us will surely die as well. We cannot let this happen. That'll be all." ()
==See also==
*Worry
Category:Emotions
Concetta Tomei

Concetta Tomei is an American actress who played Odala in the third season episode .
==Career==
A seasoned theatre, film and television character actress, Tomei was at the time best known for her role as Major Lila Garreau on the ABC-TV series (1988–1991; with Robert Picardo, James Cromwell, Jeff Kober, and Megan Gallagher), and later as Lynda Hansen on NBC's (1999–2002).
In 1987, she appeared in , along with Matt Frewer, Rosalind Chao, George Coe, Andreas Katsulas, W. Morgan Sheppard, and Charles Rocket.
From 1997-2011, Tomei played guest roles on TV shows, such as , , , , , , , , , , , , and .
In 2017, she appeared in an episode of titled "The Grandparents", as Tippy Pemberton, the twisted, abusive grandmother of Sabrina, Chip and Ben.
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Category:VOY performers
Condiment

A condiment was a type of food used as an additive to other foods to enhance their flavors, and could be a sauce or a seasoning. For example, ketchup was used as a condiment for hamburgers, and salt could be used for a variety of foods. 
In the 1950s, there was a variety of condiments on the tables at the Pine Tree Bar and Grill in Carbon Creek, Pennsylvania. ()
In October 2004, Jonathan Archer ordered a hamburger at the drive-thru at Burgerland and decided to have ketchup as his only condiment. ()
In 2024, there were condiments on the tables of the restaurant that Adam Soong met Q at. They included mustard, salt, pepper and others. ()
==Types of condiments==
*Chili sauce
*Gravy
*Habanero sauce
*Ketchup
*Mustard
*Pepper
*Pickles
*Relish
*Remoulade
*Salt
*Spicy kiwi
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Category:Foods
Condolence letter from Ronald Reagan - 1991 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:After Gene Roddenberry's death in , letters of condolence to Majel Barrett Roddenberry flooded in from luminaries around the world, including from former President Ronald Reagan. Helping Majel reply to those letters was a close friend. The Trek Files welcomes back Dr. Harrison Solow to talk about her relationship with the Roddenberry family.
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Confection

A confection was a sweet food, including but not limited to desserts.
In 2368, when asked if he liked what he was consuming, Data confessed to that "I have often wondered what it must be like to have one's mouth water in anticipation of the arrival of a confection, or to feel the pleasure I have observed in humans as they consume it." ()
==See also==
* Alkian confection
* Confection bar
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Category:Desserts
Category:Earth foods
Confederation Corps

The Confederation Corps, also known as the Star Corps, was the primary military force of the Confederation of Earth. This force was active in every quadrant of the galaxy. Their mission profile was to seek out and subjugate "savage" civilizations, conquer war-like alien worlds, and increase the wealth and resources of the Confederation. 
As a matter of policy, the Corps routinely employed weapons of mass destruction against its alien foes, ranging from (but by no means limited to) advanced nuclear, biological, chemical, and informational warfare (including nanotechnology) agents to even more exotic weaponry such as the Metreon Cascade. Standard operating procedures also included such expedients as the unrestricted usage of orbital bombardment as tactical fire support. 
The Confederation also freely used technologies that were banned or otherwise heavily restricted in the Federation timelines, such as various types of cloaking devices. 
In the late 24th century, the Confederation Corps' massive battlefleet was headed up by the top of the line battleships. The other end of the spectrum included light ship classes such as the Steamrunner and Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigates. The Corps also boasted extensive ground forces including planetary assault formations and permanent garrisons. 
In 2401, this force was engaged on multiple fronts in the Andorian Rebellion, the Dominion Alliance War, the Cardassian Resistance, and the Vulcan War. Past conflicts included the conquests of Andoria, Cardassia, Romulus, and Qo'noS and the Romulan uprising.
One of their greatest leaders was General Jean-Luc Picard. With the crew of his warship , he conquered many of the enemies of the Confederation. He killed Gul Dukat, Director Sarek, and General Martok and later displayed their skulls in a trophy room at his home in France. ()
=== See also ===
* Confederation of Earth uniform
* Defense drone
Category:Military organizations
Category:Confederation of Earth timeline