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D. Okuda

D. Okuda was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2151, she was listed as a Flight Software officer on the dedication plaque of . (, )
In 2154, she was listed as a member of the Flight Test Crew on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, she was listed as a Flight Dynamics officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Her office was located in room #3505. (, directories)
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D. Pondella

D. Pondella was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, he was listed as a Propulsion Systems officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was listed as a CAPCOM officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #1359. (, directories)
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D. Rooney

D. Rooney was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2151, they were listed as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, they were listed as a test conductor on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Rooney's office was located in room #1113. (, directories)
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D. Rossi

D. Rossi was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2151, he was listed as a Vehicle Development officer on the dedication plaque of . (, dedication plaque.)
In 2154, he was listed as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was listed as a Mission Operations officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #1073. (, directories)
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D. Stapf

D. Stapf was a Starfleet officer who served during the early to mid-23rd century.
Stapf was named as one of the yard engineers at San Francisco Fleet Yards, listed on the dedication plaques of both the and the . (, ; , )
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D. Takemura

D. Takemura was a Human Starfleet officer of the 22nd century.
In 2154, he was listed as a Flight Software officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was listed as an EECOM officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #4243. (, directories)
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D. Trotti

D. Trotti was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2151, he was listed as a Vehicle Development officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was listed as an officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #1165. (, directories)
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D. Velazquez

D. Velazquez was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In the 2150s, she was listed as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaques of two starships, in 2151 and in 2154. (, ; , )
In January 2155, she was listed as a Mission Operations officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Her office was located in room #1058. (, directories)
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DIS L'intégrale des saisons 1 & 2 (Blu-ray)

Star Trek: Discovery - L'intégrale des saisons 1 & 2, or Star Trek: Discovery - Seizoen/Saison 1 & 2 as it is titled on the Benelux edition, is an European Blu-ray Disc Region B-only release, featuring the complete first, and second seasons of in 1080p high-definition. The slipcase box set, housing the regular plastic Blu-ray snapcases of both seasons, was released in Europe around the turn of November/December 2019 in France and the Benelux countries only.
File:DIS L'intégrale des saisons 1 & 2 French Region B Blu-ray cover.jpg|French box release
Contrary to most other Star Trek home video format releases, the retailers of choice were this time around not the local branches of Amazon.com in the francophone areas of these territories, but rather the local branches of the French chain retailer. Benelux copies (which habitually feature bi-lingual packaging) sold in the Netherlands on the other hand, were primarily sold through the local Amazon, Wehkamp and retailers, as FNAC does not maintain a presence in that country.
==Contents==
The box set is essentially a repackaging of the prior individual season releases as issued in France and Belgium. The disc contents of this release are therefore identical to those of the individual season releases.
:For the disc content organization and special features, please refer to,
* DIS Season 1 Blu-ray
* DIS Season 2 Blu-ray
==Background information==
*The packaging style was inspired by that of the first season Australian retailer exclusive release in that country the year previously, in 2018.
* The Benelux release was subtitled as was customary for that territory, whereas the French release featured a standard in that language dubbed audio track, as was customary for that territory.
DIS L'intégrale des saisons 1 & 2 (DVD)

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Star Trek: Discovery - L'intégrale des saisons 1 & 2, or Star Trek: Discovery - Seizoen/Saison 1 & 2 as it is titled on the Belgian edition, is an European DVD Region 2-only release, featuring the complete first, and second seasons of in 576i standard-definition. The slipcase box set, housing the regular plastic DVD snapcases of both seasons, was released in Europe around the turn of November/December 2019 in France, the , and Spain only.
File:DIS L'intégrale des saisons 1 & 2 Spanish Region 2 DVD back cover.jpg|Spanish Region 2 back cover
Contrary to most other Star Trek home video format releases, the retailers of choice were this time around not the local branches of Amazon.com in the Spanish and francophone areas of these territories, but rather the local branches of the French chain retailer. Belgian copies (which habitually feature bi-lingual packaging) sold in the Netherlands on the other hand, were primarily sold through the local Amazon, Wehkamp and retailers, as Fnac does not maintain a presence in that country.
==Contents==
The box set is essentially a repackaging of the prior individual season releases as issued in France and Belgium. The disc contents of this release are therefore identical to those of the individual season releases.
:For the disc content organization and special features, please refer to,
* DIS Season 1 DVD
* DIS Season 2 DVD
==Background information==
* The packaging style was inspired by that of the first season Australian retailer exclusive Blu-ray Disc release in that country the year previously, in 2018.
* While the French and Benelux releases have seen concurrent Blu-ray counterparts, no such counterpart is know for the Spanish Star Trek: Discovery - Temporadas 1 y 2 DVD release. The Spanish release incidentally, was also playable in Region 4, and had therefore also been available in Australasia and Latin-America as imports.
* The Benelux release was subtitled as was customary for that territory, whereas the French and Spanish releases featured standard in those languages dubbed audio tracks, as was customary for those territories.
DIS Season 2 DVD

Star Trek: Discovery - Season Two is a DVD release featuring the complete second season of . The four-disc set was released in North America on , with other international five-disc releases beginning on .
This release was accompanied by a concurrent Region 2-only collection, followed two years later by the DVD where it was added as an otherwise unaltered part of the set.
== Disc contents ==
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:*Audio Commentary on "Brother" by Sonequa Martin-Green and Alex Kurtzman
:*Audio Commentary on "New Eden" by Anson Mount and Jonathan Frakes
:*Episodic Promos
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:*Deleted Scenes: 
:*Designing Discovery: Season 2 
:*Prop Me Up: Season 2
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:*Audio Commentary on "Through the Valley of Shadows" by Anson Mount and Ethan Peck
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:*Creature Comforts: Season Two
:*Creating Space
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:*Audio Commentary on "Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2" by Olatunde Osunsanmi, Michelle Paradise, Jenny Lumet, and Alex Kurtzman
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:*Putting It Together
:*Star Trek: Short Treks: 
:*Star Trek: Discovery: The Voyage of Season Two
:*Enter the Enterprise
:*The Red Angel
:*Gag Reel
== Background information ==
* As with the previous series release, this release features the same amount of special features as its Blu-ray counterpart, constituting something of a break in release policies as the had up to that point in time favored the Blu-ray format with the inclusion of more special features. Quite conceivably this had been an intentional franchise attempt to avoid the 2014 "The VAM controversy" that had followed in the wake of the home video format releases of the first two alternate reality films. However, It has yet to be ascertained whether or not the Blu-ray "Chat in the Make-Up Trailer" Easter egg, located on its third disc, is also included on the DVD counterpart.
* The Region 2 and 4 releases had the special features split off on its own, 5th disc.
* This particular release is one of the few individual Star Trek releases followed by the professional industry site The Numbers and for which domestic US home video format sales are known; The Numbers has reported that by November 2023 domestic sales had been realized of US$6.2 million for both this and its Blu-ray counterpart releases, after which sales came to a virtual standstill. The for a new Star Trek production seemingly disappointing sales could be explained by the continued sharply divided fan reception the series had engendered. However, there were by this time also generic societal trend issues at play, which had nothing to do with Star Trek, additionally explaining the diminishing sales of physical home video formats. (see: main article)
DIS Seasons 1-3 Collection (Blu-ray)

Star Trek: Discovery - Seasons 1-3 is a Blu-ray Disc release, featuring the complete first, second, and third seasons of in 1080p high-definition. The box set was released in North America on , followed by international Region B releases two weeks later.
While in a few cases still being marketed as region-restricted, the releases are in actuality region-free as this has by 2021 become standard practice for the Blu-ray format – explaining the unified contents for all regions.
File:Star Trek Discovery Seasons 1-3 Collection Blu-ray Spain back cover.jpg|Spain Region B back cover
==Contents==
The box set is essentially a repackaging of the prior individual season releases. The disc contents of this release are therefore identical to those of the individual season releases.
:Note: Disc content and special features can be found at their respective individual season 1, 2, and 3 Blu-ray set entries.
==Background information==
This is by 2023 one of only four Kurtman-era Star Trek home video release not to see a corresponding "Limited SteelBook® Edition" release (the other ones being , LD Season 2 Blu-ray, and LD Season 3 Blu-ray), but this was not deemed necessary as all three individual season releases had.
Dabo

Dabo was a roulette-style game of chance developed by the Ferengi. When one won, it was customary to shout "Dabo!". Given the "profit at any price" philosophy of the Ferengi, it was not uncommon to find that a dabo table had been rigged.
According to Quark, the rules to dabo were quite simple. ()
The Wadi, a game-loving species from the Gamma Quadrant, asked specifically for Quark's and the dabo game when they made first contact with the Federation in 2369. They played the game for the whole night and won every round. Quark had to replace the dabo girl with Broik, who immediately cheated and manipulated the game. Falow, who discovered this, then accused Quark and changed to the Wadi's own game of Chula. ()
Often dabo girls were specifically instructed by their employers to distract players into losing. A common saying in dabo was "Watch the wheel, not the girl." ()
Gravimetric scanners could be used to predict the outcome of a dabo game to cheat. Two Yridians used such a device at Quark's in 2373. ()
When Quark announced that Major Kira Nerys was the millionth customer of his establishment, he gave her five free spins at the dabo wheel as one of three presents. () 
Quark once taught the rules of dabo to the Karemma representative Hanok, who promptly busted him by betting on "triple over". ()
During a visit to Quark's, William T. Riker won 12 bars of latinum by betting on "triple down dabo." Since Quark did not have enough latinum to pay off the bet, he gave Riker vouchers that could only be redeemed for credit at the bar. Quark voided the vouchers after providing information to Riker on the whereabouts of the Duras sisters. ()
In 2381, several individuals, including Klingons, Merp's species, Andorians, and Bajorans played dabo in a casino on Starbase 25. ()
Later that same year, during a visit to Deep Space 9, Ensign Brad Boimler played dabo and gained an impressive winning streak. ()
In Stardust City on Freecloud in 2399, there was a sign advertising dabo tables. ()
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Dada Noe

Dada Noe was a notorious Deltan weapons dealer and former pathologist who lived in the early 24th century. He had no combat training, though he had fitted himself with a variety of mechanical body mods that were believed to have tactical applications.
Born on Delta IV, Noe was a lifelong resident of the Watt colonies. He held degrees in the microbiology of the Bayous system and the Enki Star Belt, and ran a pathology lab before he went rogue. He had become acquainted with Watt separatist organizations while studying on the capital planet T'Zhay, though it was unknown whether his criminal actions were motivated by ideology or money.
Noe was wanted by the Federation for the theft of Federation technology, conspiracy to subvert Federation law, the creation and distribution of bioweapons, the development of banned pathogens, and illegal genetic manipulation of protected species. He was also considered a person of interest in germ attacks on Klingon judges on Qo'noS, for which he would face multiple charges of murder from the Klingon High Courts.
In 2324, Section 31's Alpha Team was dispatched to the Baraam to intercept Noe before he could sell his latest bioweapon to the Minosian High Council. However, they soon learned that they were dealing with Noe's mirror universe counterpart. ()
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Dada Noe (mirror)

Dada Noe was a Deltan who served as the administrator of an Imperial weapons facility on Terra during the early 24th century. He was aware that the Godsend, a superweapon commissioned by Emperor , had been stored in his facility rather than destroyed as she believed.
In 2324, Noe learned of a passageway between the mirror and prime universes. With the Terran Empire in crisis due to resource exhaustion, he sought to escape into the prime universe. Masquerading as his prime counterpart, an arms dealer, Noe absconded with the Godsend and attempted to sell it to fund a quiet life with the proceeds. The deal came to the attention of Section 31, who sent Alpha Team to intercept it and apprehend Noe.
Noe was subdued by Georgiou and after he arrived on the Baraam, but the Godsend was unexpectedly seized by San. Georgiou and Alok Sahar then took Noe to their ship, where he confessed his true identity and plans under duress. Shortly after, the ship exploded due to sabotage from fellow Section 31 operative Fuzz, who was secretly working with San. Noe was burned alive. ()
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Daelen

Daelen was an individual from the Delta Quadrant whose DNA was stolen by a who later stole the DNA of a male humanoid known as Steth. The impostor held her form for a year before forcing Steth into it. 
Once Steth was returned to his original body, the impostor returned to Daelen's body and was taken back to Bentha to find its original owner. ()
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Dahae

Dahae was a female Human who lived during the late-24th century. During the early 2380s she served in the operations division aboard the under Captain Carol Freeman.
In 2380, she held the rank of ensign, and was among the engineering crew present in main engineering when Sam Rutherford requested a transfer to another department. () 
She later ran through a corridor carrying a crate, following the implementation of the Temporal Edict and the boarding of the Cerritos by a boarding party of Gelrakians. ()
She was in engineering when the Cerritos was conducted the towing mission of the ancient generation ship. ()
Rutherford imagined her, along with the rest of the engineering staff, having their minds blown if he'd brought back a T88 from the . ()
She was in engineering with Rutherford when Mariner called Rutherford from the for an emergency beam out. She then watched the emergence of a space vessel lifeform from the hull of the Rubidoux through a Cerritos viewing port. ()
On stardate 57791.1, she held the rank of commander, when she ran through the corridor past the repair bay when Tendi, Mariner, Rutherford, and Boimler discovered that the ship was on red alert. ()
Late that year, shortly after it was revealed that Beckett Mariner was the captain's daughter, she and a Bajoran engineer were in the corridor watching as Mariner walked by, before gossiping about the new revelation. A short time later she was in main engineering when the Freeman ordered the ship to power down after it captured by a Pakled Clumpship. Following the conflict, she attended Shaxs' funeral. () 
In 2381, she participated in the training drills presented by Shari yn Yem, wherein she undertook and failed the simulation Extreme Engineering. ()
She was later in the bar sitting with Arjun when Mariner told Jack Ransom, Shaxs, and Andy Billups about Captain Freeman's promotion to a new ship. ()
In 2381, Dahae was present in the ship's bar sharing a cocktail with another officer, when Commander Random ordered a paper bag of churros to replenish those used for Churrolivia. ()
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Dahar master

Dahar Master was a title held by some legendary Klingon warriors. 
A Dahar Master refers to a Klingon warrior of great skill and renown, someone who has achieved a legendary status among the Klingon people. The title signifies not just expertise in combat but also a deep understanding of Klingon martial traditions, tactics, and the honor-bound culture of the Klingons.
In the series, the title is notably associated with Kor, who was one of the most respected and revered warriors in the Klingon Empire. The title is akin to being a master or grandmaster in other martial traditions, but with a distinctly Klingon emphasis on honor, combat prowess, and lifetime achievements in battle.
Kor, Koloth, and Kang had all become Dahar Masters by 2370. ()
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Dahkur Province

Dahkur Province was a province on Bajor dominated by agricultural use. One notable exception were the Dahkur Hills, an impassable area that included Kola Mountain, Tanis Canyon, Ratosha Pass, and Serpent's Ridge.
Dahkur Province was also the birthplace of Kira Nerys. ()
Due to this rough mountainous terrain, the Bajoran Resistance was able to survive in Dahkur Province better than in other regions of Bajor. The resistance led by Shakaar Edon used these mountains as an advantage, a group which even Gul Dukat admitted that the Cardassians were not able to effectively suppress. ()
By the Occupation's end in 2369, the soil of the province was poisoned by the Cardassians. ()
In the 2370s, many artists lived in the province's capital city. ()
In 2371, the Bajoran Agricultural Ministry developed soil reclamators that could detoxify the province's soil. Kai Winn Adami, during her brief tenure as First Minister, ordered the reclamators be deployed to Rakantha Province in the hopes of growing cash crops for export, such as boton, moreka, and salam grass. However, the reclamators had already been promised to Dahkur Province, and Winn's attempts to force their early removal nearly led to civil war. ()
In 2373, Kira and Shakaar traveled around Dahkur Province. ()
In 2401, Admiral Jean-Luc Picard kept a map of Bajor's major archaeological sites in the study at Château Picard that identified Dahkur Province, including Tempasa, Ha'athorn, Singha, Gallitep, and nearby archaeological sites in the region. ()
In the mirror universe, Dahkur Province was the site of a mining operation. ()
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According to the script for "Accession", the province's name was pronounced as "duh-KOOR". 
Dahkur Province was labeled in the northern hemisphere on a production map of Bajor that writer Robert Hewitt Wolfe maintained, though its location shifted a bit for Geoffrey Mandel for Star Trek: Star Charts. (p. 42) Mandel corrected to the original location for a map of archaeological sites created for . 
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Daily Star Trek News

Daily Star Trek News is a podcast that aired on Roddenberry Podcasts, as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other podcast platforms. Launched on , the show discussed the latest news.
== Summary ==
:The companion podcast to your source for all the Star Trek news you need to know. Join host T. Rick Jones as he interviews guests from across the Trek universe. Listen in on his conversations with Armin Shimerman, Anthony Rapp, David Livingston, John Billingsley, and many more luminaries, as well as authors, podcasters, and fans.
== Production staff ==
* Hosts:
** Alison Pitt
** T. Rick Jones
* Producer: Alison Pitt
* Managing Editors:
** Alison Pitt
** T. Rick Jones
* Operations: David Powell
* Writers:
** Alison Pitt
** David Powell
** Chris Post
** Aster Lufkin
** Alex Giles
* Events: Marina Kravchuk
* Social Media:
** Aster Lufkin
** Alex Giles
== Episodes ==
* DSTN Season 2019, 160 episodes
* DSTN Season 2020, 254 episodes
* DSTN Season 2021, 168 episodes
* DSTN Season 2022, 32 episodes
* DSTN Season 2023, 21 episodes
* DSTN Season 2024, 5 episodes
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