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Field medic

A field medic was a crewman who served as a medic in the field. They were primarily responsible for providing first aid and care for the wounded in the absence of medical support personnel.
Phlox served as a medic in the Denobulan Infantry early in his career. Later in his career, he issued the warning that, "If I learned anything from that experience, it's that battlefields are unpredictable places, even under a flag of truce." ()
Following the stranding of the in the Delta Quadrant in 2371, which left the ship without a chief medical officer and with only an Emergency Medical Hologram that was limited to sickbay, Commander Chakotay suggested that they should assign someone "to train with the hologram as a field medic." Captain Kathryn Janeway, who recalled that Tom Paris had studied biochemistry at Starfleet Academy – which he explained was merely for two semesters – deemed him qualified to volunteer to become a field medic. () Later that year, while assisting The Doctor in sickbay, The Doctor noted Paris' lackluster abilities, commenting that "The man drives a seven hundred thousand ton starship, so somebody thinks he'd make a good medic." () Still later that year, when The Doctor took his first away mission onto the holodeck, Janeway indicated that in his absence, Paris was reassigned as the ship's "temporary medic" until The Doctor returned. () 
During the Battle of Ajilon Prime in early 2373, an injured ensign recounted the battle against the Klingons, recalling how he had watched one of his fellow soldiers, Sully, get hit in the leg and later be pulled off the line by the medics. After observing this, he had wished that he was the one who had been hit in the leg. ()
When Voyager later investigated ground zero of an Omega particle explosion in 2374, Captain Janeway ordered Paris to join the away team because she knew that they would need a field medic along. () Simultaneously, Paris was also considered to be The Doctor's medical assistant. ()
By 2375, The Doctor admitted that Paris was "a competent medic to boot, but don't say I said so." () Neelix, too, had received some training as a field medic. When The Doctor's program went offline on the Silver Blood Voyager the same year, the biomimetic duplicate of Neelix was drafted as the ship's new medical officer, since Tom Paris's duplicate was incapacitated. ()
In 2377, when Lewis Zimmerman was faced being treated by an "obsolete" EMH Mark I, he claimed he would be "better off being treated by a Klingon field medic." () The same year, Paris was considered by Chakotay to be the ship's "chief medic"; however, still as of two years later, when asked if he was a doctor, Paris humbly explained that he was "just a medic." () 
== See also ==
* Corpsman
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Field of fire

Field of fire was the area a weapon's fire could reach from a stationary point.
In 2364, Data proposed using 's tractor beams to capture the and limit its field of fire. ()
Later that year, Natasha Yar warned that the security team did not have a clear field of fire to stop Korris. ()
==See also==
* Line of fire
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Field of study

A field of study or discipline was a specified area of knowledge that was researched or taught at an advanced academic level. Those who mastered a particular field were said to be experts in the field.
The Klingon scientist Antaak's field of study was metagenic research. ()
Q considered himself to be "an expert in Humanity." When William T. Riker questioned that assertion, Q added that it was "Not a very challenging field of study, I grant you." ()
When Doctor Lewis Zimmerman's offer for Leeta to return with him back to Jupiter Station was rejected, he considered that "Perhaps I'm better suited to a life of solitary research and dedication to my chosen field of study." ()
== See also ==
* Academic circle
* Academic studies
* Empirical knowledge
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Fifth Fleet

The Fifth Fleet was a Federation Alliance Fleet that participated in the Dominion War. 
Later in 2374, Benjamin Sisko developed a counterattack against the Dominion, in hopes of recapturing Deep Space 9, by putting together a large task force comprised of elements of the Second, Fifth, and Ninth Fleets. 
Once Sisko was given the "go ahead" from Starfleet Command, the Fifth Fleet was ordered to pull out of fighting along the Vulcan border and regroup at Starbase 375. This strategy was cause for concern to those in the Dominion watching Federation fleet movements, including Damar and Weyoun. ()
The combined fleet later encountered a Dominion fleet in a successful engagement, in a region of space between Deep Space 9 and Starbase 375. Among the ships in this combined fleet were the , , , , , , , and . ()
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Fifth planets

The following is a list of the fifth planet in each of their respective star systems.
== A ==
*Colony Alpha 5
*Alpha Carinae V (Canopus V)
*Andreus V
*Aschelan V
== B ==
*Bajor V
*Beta V
*Beta Penthe V
*Bhungar V
*Bracas V
*Bringloid V
== C ==
*Callor V
*Camor V
*Carinae Delta V
*Cardassia V
*Ceti Alpha V
*Chandra V
*Cor Caroli V
== D ==
*Daled V
*Dannus V
*Daran V
*Deneb V
*Deriben V
*Donatu V
*Dorvan V
*Drema V
*Dytallix B (Mira Antila V)
== E ==
*Endicronimas V
*Erb'oh (Kaminar V)
== F ==
*Fendaus V
*Finibus V
== G ==
*Galvin V
*Gamelan V
*Gelrak V
*Gemaris V
*Gemulon V
== H ==
*Harrakis V
*Hupyria V
== I ==
*Iraatan V
== J ==
* Jupiter (Sol V)
== K ==
*Kalara V
*Kelvas V
== L ==
*Largo V
*Lav'oti V
*Lembatta V
*Levinius V
== M ==
*Malman V
*Maxia Zeta V
*Meslah V
*Midos V
*Mira Antlia V
*Moab V
*Mora V
*Mudor V
== N ==
*Nelvana V
*Norpin V
*Nyria V
== O ==
* 
* Orendal V
== P ==
*Pelleus V
*Pentarus V
*Persephone V
*Pollux V
*Portas V
*Procyon V
*Pullock V
*Pythro V
== R ==
*Rakosa V
*Razna V
*Regulus V
*Rigel V
*Rivos V
*Rosseau V
== S ==
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* Sarpedion V
* Sarthong V
* Sherbal V
* Sigma Draconis V
* Snickmik V
* Solais V
== T ==
*Talos V
*Tantalus V
*Tartaras V
*Tau Cygna V
*Torad V
*Torman V
*Trelka V
== V ==
*Valeo Beta V
*Veridian V
*Vico V
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Fight the Power

"Fight the Power" was an ancient Earth song performed by Public Enemy. 
In 2263, this song was playing as Jaylah and were repairing the . Although he thought the song was old-fashioned, loud, and distracting, she liked it for its beat and shouting. ()
==Lyrics==
:Designed to bounce
:What counts is the rhymes
:Designed to fill your mind
:Now that you've realized the pride's alive
:We got to pump the stuff to make us tough
:From the heart, it's a start
:A work of art
:To revolutionize make a change
:Nothing's strange, people, people we are the same
:No we're not the same
:'Cause we don't know the game
:What we need is awareness
:We can't get careless
:You say what is this?
:My beloved, let's get down to business
:Mental self-defense fitness
:You bum rush the show
:You gotta go for what you know
:Make everybody see, in order to fight the s that be''
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Final Mission (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Wesley Crusher is headed to Starfleet Academy. He just needs to run a quick errand, survive a shuttle crash, solve a logic problem, and save the life of Captain Picard. Also, the Enterprise does a stint as the galaxy's most luxurious tugboat. Asteroids! Deserts! Radioactive waste! See it all when we finally put in the Mission Log.
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Finance

Finance was the management, creation, and study of money and investments, with regard to how an individual, company or government acquires and spend or invest that money.
According to the 94th Rule of Acquisition, "Females and finances don't mix." But, according to Nog, "that can be interpreted in many different ways." () When Rom presented Leeta with a Waiver of Property and Profit agreement in 2373, prior to their wedding, he too cited the 94th Rules, but was reminded by Leeta that "marriage is about sharing everything, including money." ()
== See also ==
* Financing
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Financial advisor

Financial advisor was a position on Ferenginar for a person who advised the Grand Nagus in financial matters.
While talking to Quark in the Chamber of Petitioners on Ferenginar, Grand Nagus Zek announced Quark as his new financial advisor. Later, he told Zek that all of his advice came from his moogie, Ishka. ()
Ishka continued to be Zek's secret financial advisor. ()
When Ishka was unavailable, Zek "created" Lumba, another female Ferengi advisor, to meet with Brunt. ()
The position of the financial advisor was offered to Quark for a second time when Rom was named new Grand Nagus. ()
== See also ==
* Chief financial officer
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Finnegan

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Finnegan was a male Human who was born in 2232. He was a cadet at Starfleet Academy during the mid-23rd century.
In 2252, Finnegan, a flamboyant Irish upperclassman, tormented cadet James T. Kirk in his first year at Starfleet Academy. Looking back from the perspective of years, Kirk described himself as "positively grim" during that era, a fact that delighted jokester Finnegan immensely. Finnegan tormented Cadet Kirk mercilessly as he was an avid practical joker who would put a bowl of cold soup in Kirk's bed, or leave a bucket of water propped over a half-open door.
In 2267, Kirk encountered a when the discovered the Shore Leave Planet. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
The android duplicate representing Finnegan was portrayed by actor Bruce Mars.
In the script of "Shore Leave", Finnegan was described as "a big, freckled bully boy."
Finnegan was the only significant character to wear the mid-23rd century Starfleet cadet uniform. Since Finnegan was a cadet in the 2250s, we can assume this uniform Kirk remembered him wearing was from that era. Since the costume was reused, unchanged, on Starfleet extras in late-2260s episodes, it established that cadets of both eras wore the same design of uniform. ()
At one point, Finnegan referred to Kirk as a "plebe". Assuming this usage corresponded to modern naval usage, this would mean Kirk was a first-year cadet at the time Finnegan tormented him. There was a modern US Navy tradition of upperclassmen inflicting various sorts of odious duties on plebes at the United States Naval Academy, but Finnegan's antics seem to go beyond what was currently tolerated.
=== Apocrypha ===
Finnegan appeared in the stories "Starfleet Academy!" (Star Trek Annual (DC) volume 2 #2), "Old Loyalties" and "Finnegan's Wake!" (DC TOS volume 1 #54-55). The latter two stories depicted him in the 2280s, as a commander serving as an investigator in the Federation Security Legion who was sent to the Enterprise to investigate the attempted murder of Kirk. Although he took the investigation seriously, Finnegan was still a prankster much to the frustration of "Jimmy" Kirk who fell in his own attempts to get even. Finnegan does acknowledge, in private, that Kirk had a genius for commanding crew loyalty.
His first name was spelled "Sean" in the comic book Old Loyalties and "Shaun" in the novel Academy: Collision Course.
A family member of Finnegan's made an appearance in the first of Peter David's books, remarking after playing a prank on Worf that he came from a long line of Academy pranksters before Worf taught him a lesson.
His mirror universe was mentioned in the short story "The Greater Good" contained in the anthology Shards and Shadows. While he was an upperclassman, he took great pleasure in bullying Kirk. However, with 's assistance, Kirk murdered Finnegan while still attending the Academy. Kirk later commented that "[e]ven death couldn't wipe that stupid grin" off Finnegan's face.
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Finnegan's Wake!

The return of Finnegan!
== Summary ==
The truth about Bearclaw's attempt on James T. Kirk's life is uncovered by Finnegan. However, Garth of Izar makes one last try to finish Kirk, but an unexpected series of events stops him from completing his work.
Kirk attempts to get back at Finnegan who still displays the childish sense of humor that he did at the Academy. He finally settles the score by beating him at arm-wrestling. Scotty then challenges Finnegan who beats him there and then, something that even Kirk has not managed. Finnegan feigns surprise and leaves but it is clear to everyone that Kirk has been beaten by him once again!
== Background information ==
* The final chapter in the Who Killed Captain Kirk? storyline, collected in that book.
* This was a sequel to Garth of Izar's original appearance in .
* This was part of Peter David's first storyline as a Star Trek writer.
* At this point in the series, the Paramount Pictures licensing approval for comics was being made stricter, as a result a lot of concepts from were dropped from this and other storylines, as Paramount felt the TAS characters featured in the series thus far, Arex and M'Ress, were going to take focus away from the TOS main characters. This issue featured other non-canon characters that were regular to this series, but were soon to be removed.
* The Pocket TNG novel "Strike Zone" by Peter David mentions the events of this story.
* This story holds almost the same title as the James Joyce novel Finnegans Wake (note the deliberate lack of an apostrophe).
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Peter David
* Artists: 
** Tom Sutton (pencil art)
** Ricardo Villagran (inking)
** Jerome K. Moore and K.E.Z. (cover art)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** Tim Harkins (letter art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
== Characters ==
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise-A exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise-A surgeon.
; Uhura : Enterprise-A communications officer.
; Pavel Chekov : Enterprise-A and security chief.
; Sean Finnegan : Federation Security Legion.
; William Bearclaw : Enterprise-A security ensign.
; Garth of Izar : An insane, ex-Starfleet officer with a bent for revenge on Kirk.
== References ==
; : Federation starship.
;Federation Security Legion : Agency charged with internal investigations of Starfleet.
Fiona Vroom

Fiona Vroom is an actress who played an Enterprise Orion crewmember (credited as "Green Girl") in .
Alongside and , Vroom appeared in the second episode of the fan made production Star Trek Continues in 2013, where she worked with Larry Nemecek. In this episode she also played an Orion, the title character Lolani.
Beside stand-in work on (2008, with Lynne Burnett and ADR voices by Rif Hutton and Nicholas Guest), Vroom's first acting appearances are guest roles in episodes of (2008, starring Corbin Bernsen), (2008, with Bruce Thomas), (2009, starring Kathy Bates and Matt Frewer, with Colm Meaney and Jeremy Raymond), (2010), (2010, starring Salli Elise Richardson and Joe Morton), (2010, with Jim Beaver, Mark A. Sheppard, and Matt Frewer), and Tower Prep (2010, with Peggy Jo Jacobs).
Vroom is the co-creator of the project The True Heroines which was first performed as a cabaret stage play, then as a webseries in 2013. For this project, on which she played one of the leading characters and worked as executive producer, Vroom received two Leo Award nominations and a win in the category Best Web Series in 2014 and a Canadian Screen Award nomination at the 2014 Gemini Awards.
Further acting work includes the television thriller Broken Trust (2012), the short comedy How to Deal with an Axe Murderer (2014), (2014), a recurring role in the comedy series Single & Dating in Vancouver (2013-14), the crime drama Big Eyes (2014, with James Saito and Gina Brinkman), the romance What an Idiot (2014, with Adam DiMarco and Tysen Schieber), and guest roles in Motive (2015, with Louis Ferreira), (2015, with Kevin Rahm), Hell on Wheels (2015, with Colm Meaney and Tzi Ma and directed by David Straiton), and Ties That Bind (2015).
Later projects are the television comedy R.L. Stine's Monsterville: The Cabinet of Souls (2015), the television comedy Autumn Dreams (2015), the short drama Meridian (2015, with stunts by Nick Marinos), and the comedy Army of One (2016).
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Fire hose

A fire hose was a flexible hose used to extinguish fires, primarily with water.
In 2259 of the alternate reality, Commander grabbed a fire hose outside the Daystrom Conference Room at Starfleet Headquarters, wrapped it around his phaser rifle, and threw it at Jumpship 208, piloted by John Harrison. The hose and the rifle, as well as the cabinet housing the hose, were drawn into 208's exhaust manifold and the ship was destroyed. ()
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Fire suppression system

The fire suppression system (aka automatic fire-suppression or automated fire system or fire control system or fire fighting system) was a system aboard a starship or starbase that was designed to extinguish any form of a fire hazard.
Such systems used a force field to contain any flames that were detected by the resident computer. This containment allowed the fire to consume all oxygen within it, which starved the fire and caused it to go out. Walkerite 342 was used in fire suppression systems. ( okudagram)
When Chief Miles O'Brien was informed that he had to realign the power grid aboard the , he stated the expression, "We'll be burning the midnight oil," which was overheard by Lieutenant Commander Data, who stated that "That would be inadvisable – if you attempt to ignite petroleum on this ship at 0000 hours, you will activate the fire suppression system." ()
On stardate 42823.2, when the Bringloidi tried to make an alcoholic substance in the cargo bay, the automated fire system responded due to a localized increase in carbon dioxide emissions from a campfire which had been started in the bay. Such technology was unknown to the Bringloidi. ()
In 2368, the fire suppression systems failed to activate after the sustained damage when it passed through a soliton wave, causing fires in a biolab. This endangered Alexander Rozhenko, but he, as well as two Corvan gilvos, was rescued by both his father, Worf, and Commander Riker. ()
In 2369, upon seeing that Jaheel's ship was on fire, Odo noted that his fire control systems did not appear to be functional. ()
That same year, the system on the Kobliad transport Reyab failed, allowing several fires to break out. ()
Several months later, when a software lifeform known as "Pup" threatened the station, a plasma surge occurred in the habitat ring, in which none of the fire suppression systems activated. ()
In 2372, the fire suppression system on the was damaged on the bridge, forcing the crew to abandon it when a fire broke out. ()
In 2374, when Miles O'Brien was on an assignment with Starfleet Intelligence to infiltrate the Orion Syndicate, the fire suppression system in Quark's malfunctioned. Each time Quark made a flaming cocktail, the system would activate and put it out. ()
In 2375, when Odo entered his quarters and found a flame flickering in midair, he told the computer to activate the fire suppression system before he realized that the flame was actually Laas. ()
Later that year, the fire suppression systems were one of a plethora of systems that went off line when the was attacked by the new Breen weapon, prior to its ultimate destruction. ()
In 2384, this system was used to extinguish a fire in the shuttlebay of the . The fire started in the starboard warp nacelle of a Type 9 shuttlecraft, and it required the efforts of firefighters working alongside the system to extinguish the fire. This situation was being monitored from an operations console on the bridge. ()
 
==See also== 
*Fire extinguisher
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Firefly

A firefly, sometimes called a lightning bugs, was a type of nocturnal, bioluminescent insect.
A type of firefly lived on the planet Archer IV. ()
In a version of the story of the girl who made the stars Mike Burnham told to his his daughter in the 2230s, the used a firefly to fashion a lantern so she could travel at night with some light. ()
In 2256, described Species GS54 as lightning bugs. ()
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Firewall (novel)

Firewall is a prequel novel – starring Seven of Nine – written by David Mack. It will be published by Pocket Books, and will be released in .
==Summary==
;Blurb
:Two years after the 's return from the Delta Quadrant, Seven of Nine finds herself rejected for a position in Starfleet... and instead finds a new home with the interstellar rogue law enforcement corps known as the Fenris Rangers. The Rangers seem like an ideal fit for Seven – but to embrace this new destiny, she must leave behind all she’s ever known, and risk losing the most important thing in her life: her friendship with Admiral Kathryn Janeway.
==Background information==
The book's German title is "Fenris-Ranger". 
==Characters==
;Seven of Nine
;Admiral Kathryn Janeway
;The Fenris Rangers
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First City

The First City of the Klingon Empire was the capital city of the Klingon Empire, located in the southern hemisphere of the planet Qo'noS. It was home to the Great Hall, the meeting place of the Klingon High Council. ()
Beneath the Klingon High Council Chamber was one of the seven chimneys leading to the planet's underground volcano system. Previously, the site had housed an ancient shrine to Molor. ()
One section of the city was the Old Quarter, where Kahlest resided in 2366. () The House of Duras resided within the city in the Duras family home. () The House of Kozak had its ancestral home within the city. ()
For most of the Klingon Civil War, the city was neutral ground. However, as the war drew to a close, the area controlled by the House of Duras came under bombardment. ()
There was a Warrior Pit location within the city. ()
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First Contact (podcast)

== Summary ==
:When on Malcor, do as the Malcorians do. That's what Commander Riker does when he pretends to be one of the locals while the Federation learns what they can about this pre-warp society. Things get complicated when Riker gets caught, though. Some Malcorians want to kill him, others want to know him. Intimately. Find out what happens when we put into the Mission Log.
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First Contacts with Anson Mount and Dr. Doug Vakoch (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Anson Mount (Discovery and Strange New Worlds) and Dr. Doug Vakoch make first contact with Paul and Tawny in their first appearance on The Pod Directive! Together, our guests walk listeners through METI's mission and what we Earthlings can and should expect from the First Contacts that might just happen in our own lifetimes! Celebrate First Contact Day with this chat that presents the perfect mix of science and science-fiction that us Star Trek fans are known to love.
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