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E. Sampson

E. Sampson was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
Sampson was listed as a member of the Research and Development team on the dedication plaques of the and the . (, ; , )
Sampson was listed as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaque of the . ()
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ECS Horizon personnel

This is a list of personnel who served aboard the .
== Named ==
*Juan
*Mr. Mayweather
*Paul Mayweather
*Rianna Mayweather
*Travis Mayweather
*Charlie Nichols
*Nora
== Unnamed ==
=== Bridge crew ===
These crewmembers of the Horizon served aboard the cargo ship in 2153. They've operated the controls on the bridge when alien pirates attacked the cargo ship. ()
File:Horizon bridge crewman 1.jpg|Played by Scott L. Treger
File:Horizon bridge crewman 2.jpg|Played by Warren Tabata
File:Horizon bridge crewman 3.jpg|Played by an unknown actress
File:Horizon bridge crewman 4.jpg|Played by an unknown actress
=== Crew in mess hall ===
These two crewmembers of the Horizon were sitting in the mess hall aboard the ship when Travis Mayweather and his mother Rianna talked about Travis' future and the future of the cargo ship. ()
File:Horizon crewman in mess hall 1.jpg|Played by an unknown actor
File:Horizon crewman in mess hall 2.jpg|Played by an unknown actress
=== Cargo crew ===
These Humans served as crewmembers aboard the cargo ship Horizon in 2153. They supervised and stored the cargo in the cargo room when Travis Mayweather had a discussion with his brother Paul. ()
File:Horizon cargo crewman 1.jpg|Played by Jared Patrick Cox
File:Horizon cargo crewman 2.jpg|Played by Rene Marentes
File:Horizon cargo crewman 3.jpg|Played by an unknown actor
File:Horizon cargo crewman 4.jpg|Played by an unknown actor
File:Horizon cargo crewman 5.jpg|Played by an unknown actor
File:Horizon cargo crewman 6.jpg|Played by an unknown actress
=== Babysitter ===
One crewmember of the Horizon had been Travis Mayweather's babysitter who he later encountered onboard the freighter. ()
=== Mayweather's family ===
==== Grandfather ====
Travis's grandfather served aboard the Horizon during the early years of its service. He held the record aboard the Horizon for having five jobs at one time, with two of them on the bridge. ()
==== Sister and husband ====
The daughter of Rianna and sister to Travis and Paul lived aboard the Horizon in 2151, along with her husband. () 
By 2152 they had left the Horizon. () 
Travis was later writing a letter to his sister when he was discovered to have "died". Malcolm Reed discovered the unsent letter in his quarters, where Travis had mentioned in it to his sister that Captain Archer had canceled breakfast with him. ()
Following 's encounter with a neutronic storm in 2152, Travis wrote his sister about the experience. Later, Travis' sister wrote their mother and spoke of "a close call with some kind of storm." He explained to his mother that "we ran into a small wavefront a few months ago. The crew had to squeeze into one of the nacelles for a couple of days." He added that his sister "probably made it sound worse than it was." ()
==== Great-Aunt ====
At least one crewmember of the Horizon was a great-aunt who Travis Mayweather later encountered while growing up on the freighter. ()
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EMH backup module

The EMH backup module, later known by the Kyrians as Artifact 271, was a 24th century computer memory storage device carried on Starfleet vessels equipped with the Emergency Medical Hologram program. It was capable of storing data too complex or too large for contemporary systems. As such, it was used to store backup versions of the EMH, on a frequent basis, in case it was lost or damaged.
The 's backup module was stolen during an attack and recovered centuries later by the Kyrians. This version of The Doctor helped to reshape Kyrian and Vaskan history. ()
The Doctor managed to save a copy of by using an EMH backup module to hold her program. She was later installed on the in 2385. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
The module seems to have kept a real-time backup of the EMH, as The Doctor remembered the events of the attack when the module was stolen.
Its existence would seem to contradict , in which Tom Paris and Harry Kim tried and failed to create the Emergency Medical Hologram Replacement Program. However, since no date or stardate was given in "Living Witness", the only things that date when the module was stolen is Seven of Nine and the state of Voyagers distance from home being 60,000 light-years, placing the episode sometime after but before . Given the reference to Voyagers presence in the Vaskan sector in as revealed in also suggests that the module was stolen around the end of Voyager's fourth season.
=== Apocrypha ===
In the String Theory trilogy of novels, it was revealed that there were several backup EMHs, most of them based on different versions of The Doctor according to when the information was "saved." In the second novel in the trilogy, , a Nacene who had infiltrated the crew by altering their memories – creating the illusion that she was Janeway's sister, Phoebe Janeway, who had accompanied Voyager on their original mission to create a portrait of the Badlands and remained with the crew ever since – was forced to shut down The Doctor and activate the first backup version – essentially the "original" EMH activated in – as The Doctor knew that she was not who she seemed (Significantly, 'Phoebe' had initially contemplated simply altering his programmed memories, but her analysis of The Doctor showed some undefined quality within him that made him more than a simple computer program, suggesting that The Doctor's development at this point in his existence had advanced to a point where he had acquired some kind of 'soul'). Despite his lack of practical experience, the new EMH was still able to confirm that the crew's memories had been altered, as well as explain why Harry Kim and Naomi Wildman had not been affected by the alteration, as the two were slightly 'out of phase' with the rest of the crew as a result of them being duplicates created during the events of , before B'Elanna Torres was able to restore the original Doctor.
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EM power inverter

The EM power inverter was a component of the antimatter storage on starships.
While attempting the engineering section of the bridge officer's test in 2370, Deanna Troi initially suggested that a hologram of Geordi La Forge switch the EM inverter to lateral, but then changed her mind, opting for the neodyne relay instead. ()
==See also==
*Inverted magnetic pulse
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Earl Boen

Earl Boen was an actor who played Nagilum in the second season episode .
He also provided voices to characters in Star Trek computer games, including Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force and Star Trek: Bridge Commander.
Boen was best known for playing Dr. Peter Silberman in (1984, starring Linda Hamilton, with Paul Winfield, Dick Miller and Brian Thompson), (1991, starring Hamilton, with Nikki Cox, Jenette Goldstein, Joe Morton, Castulo Guerra, Terrence Evans and Abdul Salaam El Razzac) and (2003, starring Kristanna Loken, with David Andrews, Eric Ritter, and Carolyn Hennesy). Besides , he is the only actor to appear in the first three Terminator films. On , Silberman was portrayed by Bruce Davison.
Other film credits include (1983, with James Cromwell, David Warner and Jeffrey Combs), (1987, with Christopher Lloyd, Megan Parlen, John McLiam, Beau Billingslea, and Ellen Albertini Dow), (1988, with Leslie Bevis, Roger Aaron Brown, Jeff Kober, Brian Thompson, and Tom Morga), (1988, with Tony Jay and Suzie Plakson), and (1989, with Lycia Naff, Rob King, and Dennis Madalone).
He guested on episodes of series like , Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (with Ray Walston and Felix Silla), (starring David Ogden Stiers), (starring Ricardo Montalban, with Ray Walston and Chuck Hicks), (starring William Daniels, Norman Lloyd, Ed Begley, Jr., Christina Pickles and Kavi Raz), (starring John Larroquette), Family Matters, (starring Joan Collins, with Robert Pine), (with Erich Anderson), (with Natalia Nogulich), (starring James Avery), (starring Teri Hatcher and K Callan, with Denise Crosby and John Wheeler), and (with Glenn Morshower and Dennis Cockrum).
He was also famous for voicing the main villain of the Monkey Island series of games: the undead pirate LeChuck. Among his animation roles, he provided the voice of Señor Senior, Sr., a character originated by Ricardo Montalban, for four episodes of the Disney series Kim Possible when Montalban wasn't available. And for several years in the early 2000s, he was the voice of Mr. Bleakman, the irascible neighbor to the Howard family on the PBS Kids series Clifford the Big Red Dog.
Boen retired from screen acting in 2003, but continued his work as a voice actor in radio, television cartoons and video games. In his later years, he lived in Honolulu, Hawaii but frequently visited Los Angeles.
Boen married actress Carole Kean in 1970. She died on 23 April 2001, from ovarian cancer at the age of 58.
Boen was diagnosed with lung cancer in the fall of 2022, and passed away on 5 January 2023. 
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Earl Maddox

Earl H. Maddox was a drummer and actor who appeared as a male alien in the seventh season episode . As a background performer Maddox received no credit for this appearance and was identified by the name tag of his costume which was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
Beside work in music videos for musicians such as and commercials for products like Budweiser and Red Cross PSA, Maddox was featured in (1997), (2001, with Eric Pierpoint and Connie Danese), (2001, with April Grace, Michelle Horn, Christopher McDonald, Salli Elise Richardson, and Damara Reilly), (2003, starring Wendie Malick), The Bernie Mac Show, That 70's Show (2006, with Kurtwood Smith and Don Stark), and Memphis Beat (2010, with Alfre Woodard and Daniel Hugh Kelly).
His film work includes supporting and background roles in (1998), (1999), (2000, with Erik Cord), (2001), (2001), (2002, with Terri Garr, Geoffrey Blake, Holmes R. Osborne, and Ian Patrick Williams), (2002, starring Kirsten Dunst), (2005, with Natalia Nogulich and Mikki Val), (2005, with Eugenie Bondurant), and (2005, with Joe Chrest and Cary-Hiroyuki).
He also appeared in the comedy College (2008), (2008, with Joe Chrest), Jonathan Frakes' television sequel The Librarian: The Curse of the Judas Chalice (2008, with Bruce Davison), (2008, with Spencer Daniels), and (2009).
Later work include (2010, with Joe Billingiere and Michael Papajohn), (2012, with Aaron Toney and Donna DuPlantier), (2012, with Ethan Phillips), and (2013, with Clifton Collins, Jr., Carlos Carrasco, Sala Baker, Charles Picerni, Jr., and Brian Oerly).
Maddox would have played a part in but was unable to take the role because of his illness. He passed away of cancer at the age of 55 on 17 March 2013. 
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Earring

An earring was a piece of jewelry worn on the ear. In some cultures, it was typically the female of the species that wore earrings, though this was not always the case.
In 1953, Darlene Kursky wore a set of matching pearl earrings and necklace. ()
In 2259 of the alternate reality, a woman witnessing 's attack on San Francisco wore dangling earrings consisted of a series of chain links. ()
In 2266, Lieutenant Nyota Uhura, the communications officer of the , often wore lime green hoop earrings. ()
The large-eared alien who met with Doctor Leonard McCoy in the San Francisco bar in 2285 was wearing several earrings on the upper and lower halves of his ears. ()
Like all males on Angel I, Commander Riker wore a type of earring when he dressed like the Angel I natives. ()
Rom claimed that no woman was complete without earrings. ()
Members of the Bajoran culture wore a single earring (traditionally on the right ear) as a symbol of their faith. (; )
The archaeologist Vash wore a necklace which was attached to her earrings. (; )
Arbazan Ambassador Taxco wore golden earrings during her visit aboard Deep Space 9 in 2369. ()
In the holographic program titled Julian Bashir, Secret Agent, the character Anastasia Komananov wore earrings that Bashir had bought for her at Christmas. At least one of these earrings was secretly a bomb, which Bashir used to knock out the character Falcon after obtaining it from Komananov under the cover of a kiss. ()
In 2375, Tria from the Paris 3 holoprogram wore earrings consisting of a series of interconnected rings. ()
== See also ==
* Bajoran earring
* Pendant
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Earth Colony II

Earth Colony II was an Earth colony located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
Earth Colony II was the site for a research station where James T. Kirk's brother "Sam" hoped to move with his wife Aurelan and their three sons when Kirk last saw him – at the departure of the on her five-year mission in 2265. 
In 2266, on Exo III, Captain Kirk tested Dr. Korby's android copy of himself for precise knowledge of Kirk's personal history in the presence of Andrea, Nurse Chapel, and Korby: it correctly replied that brother Sam hadn't said he would go to Colony II, but only that he hoped to go there. () 
In 2328, this was the point of embarkation for passengers traveling to the Tellun system via commercial transport. , , and Marion Westmore traveled there on the . (, okudagram)
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Earth Colony II Research Station

Earth Colony II Research Station was a research station on Earth Colony II. The station was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
In 2266, when testing the memory of the android , James T. Kirk said that his brother, George Samuel Kirk, mentioned that he was being transferred to this station. The android corrected the real Kirk by saying that George Kirk wished to continue his research project, and that he wanted to be transferred to this station. ()
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Earth Sector 2

Earth Sector 2 was a region of planet Earth In the alternate 2259.
On 2 News, a weatherman reported on the weather in this sector. This report was broadcast between 06:00 and 13:00 in the San Francisco Metropolitan Area. It was visible in a collection of graphics and video media that were seen on a powerwall in the offices of and at Starfleet Headquarters. ()
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Earth starships

The following is a list of Earth starships. 
Ship name 	Ship type/class	Affiliation 	Dates
Arctic One 	 	Earth Sciences Institute 	2153
Ares IV 	 	ISA 	2032
 	Beagle type 	 	2382
 	DY-100 	 	1996-2266
Bonaventure (C1-21) 	 	 	
Bonaventure (10281NCC)	 	 	
 	BBI-993 	 	2137
Charybdis 	Explorer ship 	NASA 	2037-2044
 	 	Starfleet 	2154
(NC 1540-J) 	Survey ship 	American Continent Institute	2236
 	Colony ship 	 	2069-2078
 	Freighter 	Earth Cargo Authority 	2153
 	Cargo ship 	 	2154
 	DY-950 	 	2183
 	 	 	Prior to 2143
 	 	Starfleet 	2151-2161
 	Y class 	Earth Cargo Authority 	2151
Friendship 1 	Probe 	UESPA 	2067
 	DY-245 	 	2187
 	DY-500-B 	 	2102
 	J class 	Earth Cargo Authority 	2102-2153
Intrepid 	 	 	2153-2165
 	DY-500-C 	 	2120
 	DY-500 	OCC 	2123
 	DY-732(N) 	 	2135
 	 	Earth Cargo Authority 	
NX-Alpha 	 	Starfleet (NX Program) 	2143
NX-Beta 	 	Starfleet (NX Program) 	2143
NX-Delta 	 	Starfleet (NX Program) 	2144
Phoenix 	Warp ship 	 	2063-2373
 	 	Starfleet 	2153
Sarajevo 	 	 	2154
Saratoga 	 	Starfleet 	2151
 	NAR18834 	 	2120
Shenandoah 	 	Starfleet 	2151
Ticonderoga 	Cargo ship 	 	2154
 	RT-2203 	 	2119
 	DY-430 	 	2146
 	Starship 	 	2065
 	DY-1200 	 	2160
 	DY-732 	 	2105
 
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** Unnamed J class starships
** Unnamed Y class starships
* Earth starship classes
** Unnamed Earth starship classes
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Eastern Coalition

The Eastern Coalition, or "ECON", was an alliance of Asian states in Earth's Third World War which, during the conflict, launched attacks on the United States.
In 2063, approximately ten years after the end of the war, Lily Sloane assumed that the ECON was resuming their attacks when a Borg sphere from the future opened fire upon Zefram Cochrane's launch facility in central Montana. Later, while aboard the , Sloane demanded to know which faction Captain Jean-Luc Picard belonged to, although he assured her he wasn't a member of the Eastern Coalition. ()
==See also==
*Sino-Western trouble
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Eastern Standard Time

Eastern Standard Time was a timekeeping term used on Earth in the 20th and 21st century. Known by the abbreviation "EST", the time zone ran through a latitude of North and South America, including the Eastern Seaboard of the United States of America. 
In 1969, the first manned moon mission, Apollo 11, was originally scheduled to be launched at 6 AM, Eastern Standard Time, on a Wednesday. ()
== See also ==
* Pacific Standard Time
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Easton Press

Easton Press is a Connecticut-based book publisher specializing in premium leather-bound editions generally sold direct-to-consumer and via subscription services rather than through typical book retail channels.
Star Trek-related books for which it has published deluxe editions include:
* Get a Life!
* Star Trek: The Original Series 365
* The Star Trek Book
* Star Trek: The Complete Unauthorized History
* Star Trek Vault: 40 Years From The Archives
* Star Trek: The Visual Dictionary
==External links==
* – official site
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Eben Ham

Eben Ham is an actor who portrayed a recurring security ensign in several episodes of . As a background actor he received no credit for his appearances. Ham also portrayed a Klingon Council member in The Next Generation third season episode and worked as stand-in for guest actor Ed Lauter on the fifth season episode .
According to the call sheet of Tuesday he filmed a scene in engineering along with Joe Baumann, Craig Hurley, and stunt coordinator Dennis Madalone for the fourth season episode . This scene was cut from the final episode. He was also scheduled to work as relief tactical officer in , as holographic security officer in , as a security officer in , and again at the tactical station in and but was replaced or not filmed.
Ham received his BA in Theater Arts from the UCLA and appeared in (1988, with Laura Albert and creature design by R. Christopher Biggs) and (1991, with Lawrence Tierney, Donald Hotton, William Utay, and stunts by Maria Kelly, Patricia Tallman, and Tim Trella).
Throughout the 1990s he appeared in episodes of Cheers (1991, with Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, Bebe Neuwirth, Georgia Brown, Mark Lentry, Don Bennett, Michael Moorehead, Mikki Val, Curt Truman, Lee Faranda, Joe Baumann, Joycelyn Robinson, Robert Buckingham, and Sissy Sessions), Tom (1994, with Jason Marsden), Meego (1997, with Ed Begley, Jr.), (1995-98, with Jason Marsden, Rick Scarry, Scarlett Pomers, and Ian Patrick Williams) and Two of a Kind (1999). Ham was also featured in episodes of , , and .
Further television work includes episodes of (2000, with Patrick Kerr), Cursed (2001, with Steven Weber and Amy Pietz), (2004, with Terri Garr), The Studio (2005), Listen Up (2005, with Jason Alexander and Jamison Yang), How I Met Your Mother (2005 and 2007, with Suzie Plakson), Life (2009, with Titus Welliver and Victor Rivers), (2010), Two and a Half Men (2010), (2010, with Rachel Nichols and Dan Warner), and (2011, with Merritt Yohnka).
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Echelon class

The Echelon class was a type of Federation starship operated by Starfleet during the early 25th century. The class closely resembled the , only without the lower pair of warp nacelles. They were classified as mid-model starships with a traceable payload, meaning that the impact of their weapons fire left residual ionic energy that could be used to track their target. ()
In 2401, thirteen ships of this class were involved in fleet maneuvers to celebrate 250 years since took her first voyage. They were commandeered after officers under the age of 25 were placed under the influence of the Borg with the help of Jack Crusher. ()
== Ships commissioned ==
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Name	Registry 	Notes	Status	Date
 	NCC-97938	 	Active	2401
 	NCC-97452	 	Active	2401
 	NCC-97942	 	Active	2401
 	NCC-97422	 	Active	2401
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* Unnamed Echelon-class starships
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Eclipse of Reason

Trapped on a starship gone mad!
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers:
** Martin Pasko (scripter)
** Alan Brennert (plotter)
* Artists: 
** Luke McDonnell (pencil art – interior)
** Tom Palmer (inking – interior and cover)
** Carl Gafford (color art)
** Joe Rosen (letter art)
* Editors:
** Louise Jones
** Jim Shooter (editor-in-chief)
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
;James T. Kirk : 's CO, a Starfleet captain. After a promotion to rear admiral, Kirk served as the Chief of Starfleet Operations before returning to captain's rank.
;Spock : Half-Vulcan Enterprise XO and science officer, a Starfleet commander.
;Leonard McCoy : Enterprise CMO, a Starfleet doctor with the rank of commander.
;Montgomery Scott : Enterprise chief engineer, a Starfleet commander.
;Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise helmsman, a Starfleet lieutenant commander.
;Nyota Uhura : Enterprise communications officer, a Starfleet lieutenant commander.
;Pavel Chekov : Enterprise tactical officer and security chief, a Starfleet lieutenant.
;DiFalco : Chief assigned to the navigator post on Enterprise.
;Janice Rand : Transporter chief assigned to the Enterprise, a Starfleet CPO.
;Christine Chapel : Starfleet doctor assigned to the Enterprise.
=== Others ===
;Kadan
== References ==
;Phaeton
;USS Icarus:Refit Constitution class.
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