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USS Voyager (NCC-74656-J)

The USS Voyager (NCC-74656-J) was a Federation starship operated by Starfleet during the late 32nd century. It was the eleventh Federation ship to bear the name Voyager with this registry.
== Lineage ==
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== History ==
When the arrived at Federation Headquarters in 3189, Voyager was one of the nearby starships maintaining the station's protection field. ()
Later, a status display concerning Voyager was up in Fleet Admiral Charles Vance's office. ()
When Osyraa commandeered Discovery to enter the Federation Headquarters' protective shield and began attacking, Admiral Vance instructed Voyager to take the lead on attacking the Viridian while the rest of the fleet targeted Discovery. Voyager was then part of the Federation-Ni'Var fleet that pursued Discovery and the Viridian, and acknowledged instructions from Discovery to back to a safe distance when Discovery planned to detonate their warp core. ()
Sometime later, Federation President Laira Rillak unveiled Archer Spacedock where Voyager was docked. Rillak later informed Captain Michael Burnham that the prototype pathway drive would be installed on Voyager and that she was evaluating her short list for someone who would command the Voyager which included Burnham herself. However, Rillak told Burnham that she wasn't ready for such a responsibility, but Burnham stated that she wouldn't have accepted it anyways. ()
Given the urgency of analyzing the galactic barrier particles present within the DMA before the Multilateral DMA Strategy Assembly, Paul Stamets considered asking Fleet Admiral Vance to requisition Voyagers computational help. ()
Following the successful mission to make first contact with Species 10-C, Rillak recalled her conversation with Burnham about how she wasn't ready to captain Voyager, but she now was. Although grateful, Burnham said that given the choice, she still wouldn't take it which Rillak acknowledged with a laugh. ()
Sometime after the Dark Matter Anomaly crisis, Lieutenant Commander Nilsson left the Discovery for a posting aboard the Voyager. She left her pet tribble to Lt. . ()
In 3191, the Federation decided to cancel research on the spore drive in favor of the new pathway drive that Voyager had been equipped with. While Voyager was the first ship to receive the new drive, the Federation eventually started to equip it on other vessels such as the . ()
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TrekCore reported that CBS confirmed the Voyager-J to have "the same class designation as Captain Janeway's Voyager, but with eight hundred years of evolution beneath the hull." 
A full view of the design showing the disconnected warp nacelles was used in promotional artwork on social media. 
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USS Warspite

The USS Warspite (NCC-74922) was a Federation starship that was in service to Starfleet in the early 25th century. 
In 2401, the Warspite participated in Frontier Day celebrations near Sol Station. Along with the rest of the fleet, it was seized by the Borg Collective after its younger crew were assimilated by a Borg signal transmitted via Jack Crusher. ()
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=== Background information ===
The name and registry of this ship were provided by Dave Blass. 
This ship was presumably named for , the most decorated British Royal Navy ship in history. By coincidence or by design, a Sovereign-class ship of this name had previously appeared in a licensed novel by David Mack.
=== Apocrypha ===
Prior to its canonical debut in Star Trek: Picard, the USS Warspite first appeared in the novel A Ceremony of Losses. In that telling of 2385, a militarist had seized the Federation presidency and refused to help the Andorian people with a dire biological crisis. At the novel's climax, the pro-militarist Warspite crew pursued Julian Bashir to Andor and arrested Bashir after failing to stop him from delivering the medical solution.
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USS Wellington

The USS Wellington (NCC-53421) was a 24th century Federation starship operated by Starfleet. 
==History==
Early in her career, Ensign Ro served aboard the Wellington when the vessel visited Garon II, provoking an incident that would get her court martialed. This incident was noted in Ro's personnel file in the crew manifest database for the in 2368. ()
Bynar technicians upgraded computers on the Wellington at Starbase 74 in 2364. ()
In 2365, Captain Thomas Purser was the commanding officer of this ship. In that year, the Wellington was assigned to patrol the Neutral Zone in Sector 230. The ship was named on the Starship Deploy Status chart in the Starbase 173 courtroom. (, okudagram)
In 2367, in the reality created by Beverly Crusher, the Wellington was in the same sector as Starbase 133. It reported no unusual readings after Wesley Crusher had performed warp field experiments aboard the Enterprise-D. ()
== Personnel ==
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=== Background information ===
The registry of the Wellington was derived from the chart in "The Measure Of A Man".
In an internal list of starships, dated , the Wellington was classified as a starship and the registry was changed to NCC-28473. This information would become the original source for the main Wellington entry found in the .
The first draft script for "11001001" called this ship the Washington.
An early draft of stated that the USS Wellington was docked at Deep Space 9 for refueling in 2373. 
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USS White Sands

The USS White Sands (NAR-1957) was a Federation starship operated by Starfleet. In 2364, this starship was commanded by G. Harry Stein. 
In 2364, this ship received a mission order about the Rigel/Andor subspace relays from Commodore Peter Bryce at the Starfleet Advanced Technologies Division.
The orders concerned the subspace relay stations along the Rigel/Andor line. Any stations found to be performing below STFL spec 0473/111243 should be taken off-line and repaired in place. Captain Stein was instructed to repeat this procedure on all relays in the lane until the system was within 7% of rated performance. 
At the end of that year, Data read these orders and several others to investigate claims of a conspiracy among the highest members of Starfleet Command. (, okudagram)
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USS Yamaguchi

The USS Yamaguchi (NCC-26510) was a 24th century Federation starship operated by Starfleet. 
In 2366, the Yamaguchi participated in the battle against the Borg at Wolf 359 in the fleet of forty Federation starships. She engaged the attacking Borg cube, alongside the , while the cube had the in a tractor beam. ()
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===Background information===
Yamaguchi is the name of a prefecture in Japan as well as a common Japanese surname; was an admiral in the Japanese Navy during World War II.
The Yamaguchi was the final appearance of the physical Ambassador class model. At the time of its retirement, the studio model bore the markings of both the and Yamaguchi, though the latter on the saucer dorsal were obviously the more prominent ones. 
Contrary to its equally fleetingly seen companion USS Bellepheron in "The Emmisary", the Okuda-author couple opted for unclear reasons to exclude USS Yamaguchi in any edition of their , be it in the Starfleet overall ship listing or in a separate article, as one of the very few Starfleet vessels not receiving either one. It serves as a rationale why there has never been an official production etymology for the ship's name.
===Apocrypha===
In Spaceships at the Final Frontier, author Rick Jackson comments that the Yamaguchi was the vessel that brought Commander Sisko and Jake Sisko to Deep Space 9 - thereby implying it had been the sole survivor of the Battle of Wolf 359. (Spaceships at the Final Frontier, p. 44)
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USS Yeager (NCC-1437)

The USS Yeager (NCC-1437) was a Federation starship operated by Starfleet in the mid-23rd century.
In 2256, the Yeager was commanded by Captain Steven Maranville. Early in the Battle of the Binary Stars, the Yeager was disabled by Klingon fire, and the Klingons captured some crew members, including Lieutenant Ash Tyler. During the battle, Captain Philippa Georgiou of the , later reported to Admiral Brett Anderson of the that the Yeager was "down on our side." ()
A display of the Yeager was visible in the mess hall aboard the when Michael Burnham visited that area shortly after arriving aboard the Discovery six months after the battle. ()
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===Background information===
This ship was named after 20th century American test pilot Chuck Yeager.
===Apocrypha===
The Yeager appears with a new TOS-style nacelle configuration in an artwork by Dan "Madkoifish" Uyeno in the 2021 Star Trek: Ships of the Line calendar, implying it was salvaged, repaired, and returned to service sometime after the Battle of the Binary Stars.
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USS Yeager (NCC-61947)

The USS Yeager (NCC-61947) was a 24th century Federation starship operated by Starfleet.
In 2373, the Yeager fought against the Borg in the Battle of Sector 001. ()
===Apocrypha===
USS Yeager was an starship, with the registry NCC-61947, that was available in a Booster Pack for the Customizable Disk Game Star Trek: Red Alert! by Last Unicorn Games.
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USS Yelchin (NCC-4774-E)

The USS Yelchin (NCC-4774-E) was a Federation starship operated by Starfleet in the 31st century.
==History==
Circa 3069, the Yelchin was destroyed in an event that would later be known as "The Burn". Last reported position of the starship was at coordinates 81986 mark 272139. ()
==Legacy==
In 3188, the Yelchins black box was acquired by Michael Burnham from an alien at a mercantile exchange. ()
In 3189, information on the Yelchin was included with other notes of evidence about "The Burn" on a holographic note board in Michael Burnham's quarters aboard the . This evidence indicated the event was not simultaneous, as the destruction of the Yelchin occurred one one-millionths of a millisecond after the destruction of many other ships. ()
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USS Yorktown personnel

Personnel assigned to the during the late 23rd century.
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==Named==
* Captain Joel Randolph
==Unnamed personnel==
=== Chief engineer ===
When the Yorktown was disabled by the Whale Probe near Earth in 2286, the ship's chief engineer attempted to deploy a makeshift solar sail so as to focus and absorb radiation from a nearby sun they were orbiting, with the hopes of generating power to keep the crew alive. ()
=== Ship surgeon ===
When Captain James T. Kirk of the delayed the rendezvous with the Yorktown, Doctor Leonard McCoy reminded him that the Yorktowns ship surgeon would want to know how late. McCoy added that the vaccines he was transferring to Enterprise for the Theta VII colony were highly perishable. ()
===Tuvok's father ===
This Vulcan was the husband to T'Meni and the father of Tuvok.
During the 2270s, he sent his son to a Vulcan master to deal with a case of shon-ha'lock. ()
In 2289, he and T'Meni sent their son Tuvok to Starfleet Academy, as it was their wish that he become a Starfleet officer. Feeling obliged to honor his parents' wishes, Tuvok consented to attend. ()
Four years later, he was serving aboard the Yorktown when he sent a letter to Tuvok, who was serving as an ensign aboard . ()
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USS Yosemite

The USS Yosemite (NCC-19002) was a 24th century Federation starship operated by Starfleet. It had a total crew complement of only five science officers.
==History==
In the years prior to the discovery of the Bajoran wormhole in 2369, the Yosemite was one of 23 ships to have reported "unusually severe neutrino disturbances" near the Denorios Belt in the Bajoran system. ()
In 2369, the Yosemite was dispatched to the Igo sector to study a plasma streamer between two stars. During this mission, a plasma sample exploded in main engineering and the ship drifted off-course.
Subsequently, the was sent to determine the Yosemites fate. However, an away team found the vessel empty, save for the body of the chief engineer, Lieutenant Joshua Kelly, who died from exposure to high energy plasma. After Lt. Reginald Barclay, who was part of the Enterprise away team, claimed to see alien lifeforms while beaming between the two ships, it was found that he had been infected by quasi-energy microbes from the plasma streamer, which had also caused the explosion on the Yosemite. The remaining four Yosemite crewmembers were later discovered suspended in the transporter, and were rescued with the aid of Lt. Barclay. ()
Later that year, while under the mind control of interrogators on the planet Tilonus IV, Commander William T. Riker believed that he met a woman named "Commander ," who was first officer of the Yorktown, at the Tilonus Institute for Mental Disorders. She told him that the Tilonians had captured a crewman from the Yosemite named . According to her, the doctors had done something to his mind. The commander believed that the doctors were removing neurochemicals from their brains, and she believed this was what happened to Sanders. ()
In 2370, the captain of this ship was J. Swift. After departing from New Brooklyn IX, the starship arrived at Deep Space 9 on stardate 47552.9. The Yosemite was listed on the space station's arrival roster. (, production art)
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=== Background information ===
 	
The Cinefantastique cover	...and its reference source
The Yosemite was named for the Yosemite National Park in North America according to the .
Yosemites registry number could not be made out on-screen in the episode, but was featured on the cover of 's Cinefantastique magazine, which was devoted to . Her registry number could be gleaned from that cover. The cover artist, David Voight, had an actual behind-the-scenes photograph of the studio model, dressed as the Yosemite, at his disposal as reference. The registry was confirmed one year later in the first edition of the .
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USS Zheng He

The USS Zheng He (NCC-86505) was an Federation starship operated by Starfleet in the late 24th and early 25th centuries.
== Service history ==
In 2399, the Zheng He was commanded by Acting Captain William T. Riker at the head of a fleet of ships tasked to help defend Coppelius from Zhat Vash forces. ()
Like many other Inquiry-class starships, the Zheng He received a substantial retrofit sometime between the Defense of Coppelius and the appearance of the anomaly in 2401.
In 2401, Starfleet Academy cadet Sstefaan Treereko was assigned to the Zheng He. The ship subsequently joined a Starfleet armada assembled to oppose the massive that emerged from a spatial anomaly. It was briefly compromised when the Borg Queen began assimilating the and obtained its command codes. After an understanding was reached with the Queen, the Zheng He joined the Borg in a coordinated effort to deflect a massive energy burst from a newly forming transwarp conduit. ()
Later that year, the Zheng He participated in Frontier Day celebrations near Sol Station. Along with the rest of the fleet, it was seized by the Borg Collective after its younger crew were assimilated by a Borg signal transmitted via Jack Crusher. ()
== Command crew ==
* Commanding officer
** Acting Captain William T. Riker (2399)
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=== Background information ===
The ship was presumably named for the 15th century Ming Dynasty Chinese admiral and court eunuch . The bridge set was a redress of the bridge set. 
For the Official Starship Collection from Eaglemoss Collections, the USS Zheng He has been assigned the registry number NCC-86505. The registry number later became official in Season 2 of Picard.
The appearance of this ship in "The Star Gazer" was confirmed by Dave Blass. 
This ship was listed, with other spacecraft, under "Assignment" on a PADD used by a Starfleet Academy officer. This PADD is seen in .
=== Apocrypha ===
In the RPG Module Utopia Planitia Starfleet Sourcebook, the Zheng He was launched in 2398 under the command of Captain Susan Vickers. Early during its service, the Zheng He and her crew made first contact with three different former Romulan subject species in the Xi Hydrae sector. A year later, the ship returned to Starbase 718 with much of the crew infected with a previously unknown form of Pilian Lung Mold, leaving the Zheng He without a permanent commanding officer. 
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US 29th Infantry Division

The 29th Infantry Division was a unit of the Army of the United States of America during World War II. 
In a holonovel simulation of that 1940s conflict stored in the holodeck of , the assignment patch of the 29th was worn by holographic characters who identified themselves as being part of the US 5th Armored Infantry, under Miller. ()
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Udar

Udar (also known by the derisive nickname "Smike," after the ped character from Nicholas Nickleby), was one of nineteen Human Augments raised by Arik Soong in the 22nd century. An anomaly, Udar was born without any of the Augments' enhanced abilities, aside from a heightened sense of hearing.
== Early life ==
Udar was the biological son of Miklos and Irina Karlovassi, two 20th century Humans. Along with the other Augments, Udar's embryo was stolen in 2134 from Cold Station 12, where Soong worked, and taken to planet Trialas IV, where he was brought to term and raised. Ten years later, Soong was apprehended and arrested by Earth authorities, but refused to divulge what he had done with the embryos he had stolen. 
In 2153, Udar was exiled by the other Augments, who believed that he was weak and detracted from the quality of the rest of the colony.
== Enterprise ==
A year later, Udar was found and rescued by Captain Jonathan Archer and the crew of , who were attempting to locate the rest of the Augments, who had escaped their exile and stolen a . Udar was initially reluctant to help Archer, as he still felt a sense of loyalty to the other Augments, whom he considered to be his brothers and sisters. He later agreed to assist, however, when Archer was able to convince him that the Augments were endangering themselves and others through their actions. Udar accompanied Archer to Cold Station 12, where Soong, who had escaped imprisonment, and the other Augments had traveled to retrieve 1,800 Augment embryos still kept in cold storage there. While greeted joyously by Soong, who had been told he was dead (and was furious with the rest of his "children" when he learned the truth), Udar was ultimately killed by Malik, one of his "brothers," for his betrayal. ()
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Ugliness

Ugliness was a quality ascribed to an individual or thing's physical appearance, considering them aesthetically unattractive and unpleasant to look at. The opposite of ugliness was beauty.
In 2364, when the face of a humanoid with enormous ears and crooked pointed teeth was shown on the viewscreen, Tarr agreed with the crew that the ugliness of the Human was not an exaggeration. ()
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Uhura's Story

"Uhura's Story"
While the Excelsior orbits a planet on the verge of breaking up, Uhura recounts an early mission aboard the . 
==Background information==
* Framing sequence takes place between the events of and .
* Flashback sequence takes place around stardate 1297.80, preceding (TOS).
* This issue is replete with art department gaffes:
** Sulu mans the Excelsiors navigator's position in this issue, while Sanderson mans the helm.
** Saavik, like Sanderson, is shown wearing commander or lieutenant commander's rank insignia, despite her rank of lieutenant. (The artwork makes it difficult to be certain.) Therefore, Sanderson may hold any one of these ranks.
** The shuttlecraft named "Keppler" in this issue features the call-letters of the Galileo (NCC-1701/7).
** In the flashback, Enterprise officers wear branch-specific department colors, although it is no later than 2265.
** Uniforms from both eras show up in some of the same panels.
* The Klingon commander bears a seemingly "type-2" (Human-like) appearance, except with pointed ears.
* The sentries on Tally wear thick armored suits unlike anything seen elsewhere in any Trek episode, movie or comic.
* Kirk and Spock discuss a "treaty" which led to a "cessation of hostilities many years ago." This could not have been the Organian Peace Treaty (2267).
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Paul Kupperberg
* Artists:
** Carmine Infantino (pencil art)
** Ricardo Villagran (inking)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** Agustin Mas (letter art)
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* Editor: Robert Greenberger
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; James T. Kirk
; Spock
; Leonard McCoy
; Montgomery Scott
; Hikaru Sulu
; Uhura
; Saavik
; Lieutenant Commander Gary Mitchell : Enterprise navigator, second officer
; Lieutenant Lee Kelso : Enterprise helmsman
; Sanderson : Excelsior helm officer (rank: Commander or Lt.-Commander--see notes)
; Ensign Nelson : Enterprise crew-member
; Parker : Enterprise communications officer
; Unnamed Klingon commander
; Kentak and other unnamed Klingon sentries on Tally
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;Keppler : Class F shuttlecraft assigned to . Most likely a misspelling of "Kepler".
; Tally: Cryblon IV, fourth planet in the Cryblon system
; USS Wilson : Federation survey ship
Ukelu

The Ukelu were a fictional culture on Ardani created by the young Thaddeus Troi-Riker. They spoke a language known as Kelu.
Described as being Human in appearance, they lived in the Southern Archipelago. This seafaring civilization had a long history, being the oldest civilization on Ardani. Their empire was built on the fleets of dragon-prowed ships. By the time of Riker's stories about this planet, the Ukelu Empire was in decline, having reached its peak a millennium ago. Their culture was described as a mixture of Byzantine and Ancient Khmer. ()
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Ultima Thule

Ultima Thule was an inhabited planet located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This planet was the location of a dolamide purification plant. Ultima Thule was the last stop on the route taken by Valerian traders supplying weapons-grade dolamide to the Cardassians during the Occupation of Bajor. 
The Valerian transport Sherval Das visited the Ultima Thule station in 2369 a week prior to docking at Deep Space 9, suggesting that they were carrying dolamide. ()
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According to the , the pronunciation for Ultima Thule was "ULL-tih-muh THOOL".
Ultima Thule is a Latin term that in the classic world denoted a place beyond the borders of the known world, typically in the far north as "Thule" (not to be confused with Thule) denoted a northernmost location of uncertain identification. It is also a nickname for the Kuiper belt object .
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 46) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), there was a star system named Ultima Thule, in which this planet might possibly have been located, in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a binary system with an A-class star and an F-class star.
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