Starfleet Communications

You may be looking for Star-Fleet Communications, published by The Star Trek National Fan Club.
Starfleet Communications was the official newsletter of the STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc. fan club. 
It is not to be confused with Star-Fleet Communications an earlier fan club newsletter for Star Trek National Fan Club. 
Publication of Starfleet Communications was often so intermittent that fans started up an unofficial newsletter in the 1980s called the Starfleet Communique.
 
==Issue 1==
Starfleet Communications 1 was published in 1975 (2505.9-2565.9) and contains 6 pages. The editor was John Bradbury.
Its content is mainly club rules and information about its organization. 
==Issue 2==
Starfleet Communications 2 was published in 1975 (STARDATES 2566.0-2621.0) and contains 3 pages. The editor was John Bradbury.
==Issue 3==
Starfleet Communications 3 was published in 1975 and contains 8 pages. The editor was John Bradbury.
==Issue 4==
Starfleet Communications 4 was published in 1975 and contains 5 pages. The editor was John Bradbury.
About the proposed club fanzine (one that ultimately did not make it off the ground):
==Issue 5==
Starfleet Communications 5 was published in 1976 (March or before) and contains 6 pages. The editor was John Bradbury.
==Issue 6==
Starfleet Communications 6 was published in 1976 (April or before) and contains 5 pages. The editor was John Bradbury.
==Issue 7==
Starfleet Communications 7 was published in 1976 and contains 7 pages. The editor was John Bradbury.
"As of Stardate 2926.0, Starfleet has 139 officers and 118 crewmembers on seven Starships and three Starbases for a total of 257 members in 21 states and provinces. 67 of these members joined during this period."
==Issue 8==
Starfleet Communications 8 was published in 1976 (July or before) and contains 8 pages. The editor was John Bradbury.
"As of Stardate 2986.0, Starfleet has 304 members in 23 states and provinces. 55 members joined during this period and 9 were discharged. Pre- sent fleet strength is 9 starships, 3 major bases including Starfleet Central, and 24 minor bases."
"We now have one story for Magnification, but we are in need of more. Stories should be a maximum of 30 pages unless other arrangements are made. We also accept articles and illustrations."
==Issue 9==
Starfleet Communications 9 was published in 1976 and contains 5 pages. The editor was John Bradbury.
By Bradbury:
==Issue 10==
Starfleet Communications 10 was published in February 1977 and contains 20 pages. The editor was not named.
* this issue explains that there will be some changes with this newsletter: it will be published every three months rather than two (now four issues a year), issues will be longer (roughly 20 pages, rather than the former limit of 8, possible now as the club has purchased a bulk mail permit, something that has cut postage costs in half) and there will be more features and less club business
* this issue has some long excerpts from the book The World of Star Trek
==Issue 11==
Starfleet Communications 11 was published in 1977 and contains 11 pages. 
* news about Star Trek
* changes to the club and newsletter
* Starfleet Tactics Off-Ship Party Composition by John Bradbury
* The Engineering Log: Warp Drive, article by John Bradbury
* T'Ling's Reviews by Captain T’Ling Xantoprene (Donna Sutton), USS Yorktown (about upcoming zine reviews in subsequent issues)
* graffiti
* ads
 
About the upcoming zine reviews (note: the "/" between the character names does not mean a sexual relationship, as that symbol did not have that meaning yet):
==Issue 12==
Starfleet Communications 12 was published in September 1977 and contains 6 pages. The editor was Rob T. Saunders. 
There appears to have been a shake-up in command. Some comments by Adeline Longshaw: 
Despite promises from the last issue of zine reviews, there aren't any.
There are long comments by Saunders about Paramount's wishy-washy future Trek plans ("Well, Paramount has done it again... this time they have decided to go back to doing a STAR TREK movie, instead of a TV series.") as well as a long excerpt from from a widely-circulated letter by Gene Roddenberry.
"As of Stardate 3555.0 Starfleet has 631 members in 44 states, provinces, and countries. Present fleet strength stands at l4 starships, 3 command bases, and 37 outposts. New regions have been established in Alaska and Washington, D.C."
==Issue 13==
Starfleet Communications 13 was published in September 1978 (yeah, a year later) and contains 16 pages. The editor was Rob T. Saunders. 
* Star Trek Lives, news of the movie
* announcement of a fan's phone call with William Shatner
* Ode to a kl Starship Captain, poem by Tammy Browne
* The Ballad of Surag, long poem by T'Kyra
* Words to a Friend Never Spoken, poem by Tammy Browne
* various bits of news
* word find
* review by T'Ling of the zine Kraith Collected #1 and Kraith Creator's Manual, see those pages
* a description by T'Ling of the Kraith universe
==Issue 14==
Starfleet Communications 14 was published in November 1979 (yeah, another year later) and contains 24 pages. 
The editor was Tammy Browne. 
This issue is all about the upcoming movie. It contains many articles, testimonials, and a letter from Gene Roddenberry
There is the announcement that Starfleet, the club, was re-formatting: 
About the movie:
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