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Starbase 15

**Starbase 15** was a Federation outpost in the Beta Quadrant, not far from Regulus. It was one of the original seventeen starbases authorized by the Articles of Federation, and active from the late 22nd century onward. (FASA: *The Federation Sourcebook*; *Star Fleet Technical Manual*)

During the 23rd century, it was the central control base for Starfleet Intelligence operations in the region. (FASA: *Star Fleet Intelligence Manual*)

As of 2267, it was the closest Starfleet base to Diad II. (TOS short story: "The Winged Dreamers")

In 2273, the starbase was under the command of Admiral Chen. (*TOS* novel: *Enemy Unseen*)

## External links

* Starbase 15 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Wayland Prime

**Wayland Prime** was a Class M planet in Federation space in the Alpha Quadrant. In the 2330s, it was within range of a shuttlecraft journey from the Maxia sector. The planet was also known for its unusually-frequent magnetic storms in its upper atmosphere, which often hindered transporter activity.

Wayland Prime was the site of Starfleet's Level One Development Facility, where numerous technological developments were conceived during the early 24th century, especially in the field of weapons research. (*STA* novel: *Three*)

## External links

* Wayland Prime article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Thranstor IV

**Thranstor IV** was a planet, the site of a Federation colony in the 23rd century.

By the late 2280s, Thranstor IV had become a center of culture, industry and trade. It was a full-status colonial member of the UFP, supporting a population of 4.26 billion individuals from many different races and cultures. (FASA: *The Federation*)

## External links

* Thranstor IV article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Crazy Horse (NCC-50446)

The **USS *Crazy Horse* (NCC-50446)** was an *Excelsior*-class Federation starship in service during the 24th century. TNG: "Descent", "The Pegasus")

In 2333, the commanding officer of the *Crazy Horse* was Captain Enzo Rudolfini. Elizabeth Wu served aboard as security chief aboard the *Crazy Horse* before her transfer to the USS *Stargazer* in that year. (*Star Trek: Stargazer* novel: *Gauntlet*)

In 2371, Lieutenant Hranok Zar was chief of security aboard the *Crazy Horse*. (*DS9* novel: *Saratoga*)

The *Crazy Horse* remained in service through the 2370s, when it was frequently used for diplomatic missions and transporting of Starfleet flag officers. (TNG: "The Pegasus"; *TNG* novel: *A Time for War, A Time for Peace*)

## External links

* USS Crazy Horse (NCC-50446) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Crazy Horse (NCC-50446) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Crazy Horse (NCC-50446) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Vejuran system

The **Vejuran system** was a star system in the Beta Quadrant, one of the core systems of the Romulan Star Empire and the nearest inhabited system to Romulus. Its planet Vejuro was the site of one of the Empire's first interstellar colonies, and one of its most populated worlds.

The system was among those irradiated and rendered uninhabitable by the Romulan supernova of 2387. (PIC: "The Last Best Hope")

## External links

* Vejuran system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Thirat

**Thirat** (**Yuhso II**) was the second planet in the Yuhso system in Orion territory in the Borderland between the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire.

From space, Thirat appeared to be an inviting blue-green Class M world, but this hid a very harsh and unforgiving environment. The gravity was 1.7 g, and it had a 19-hour day. It had a thick atmosphere and a tropical climate: the average temperature could vary from 25° to 50° Celsius, and the humidity never dropped below 60%. The environment itself was largely swamp and jungle, densely inhabited by snakes, vicious insects, dangerous plants, and powerful animals.

It had a total surface area of 1,633,125,400 square kilometers and, with 25% land mass, a total land area of 408,281,350 square kilometers. About 28% of Thirat's makeup was normal metals, 9% was gemstones, and it had only trace amounts of radioactive elements, special minerals and industrial crystals.

The planet's jungles hid and slowly revealed ancient ruins that told of previous failed attempts at habitation and exploitation on Thirat. The first slave colonists gradually learned to live with the harsh environment rather than fight against it, and their descendants became a hardy people, shrewd and canny, stronger than average, and skilled in jungle survival. It was even said they refused to die when any sane person would. As a result, they were used and prized as mercenaries for centuries. They were a proud people, so much so that they were known as **Thiratins** more than Orions, and they had little tolerance for outsiders.

The *de facto* government was the Thirat Group, a loose confederation of local industries run by the ruling families of Teish, Nomab, Sohola, and Emark. However, law and order were mainly matters of protocol and politeness. No one gave orders; instead, they made suggestions.

With a strong tradition of self-reliance, all citizens were skilled in the martial arts, whether unarmed or with weaponry. Dueling was legal: if one was insulted before witnesses, a Thiratin of any social standing could challenge the offender to a duel, even to the death. Even members of the ruling families were not immune, nor were alien visitors, which led to a high mortality rate among offworlders, especially those not there for business. A highly respected Klingon captain was once slain in such a duel, and the Klingons made no retaliation for his death.

Thirat's economy depended on the jungle for everything, from lumber and fibers, to chemicals and petroleum, to paints and drugs, and a wide range of minor products. There were 271 cities on the planet, mostly concealed beneath the dense jungle canopy, and holding 1.7 billion people. Transport was by air; there were no roads and few open, cultivated areas.

It had a technological/sociopolitical index of 999974-74 and a planetary trade profile of EDFDCDF/A(B). (FASA: *The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge*)

## External links

* Thirat article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Tarod sector

The **Tarod sector** (also known as **Sector 30** or **Sector 30-439**) was a region of space in the Iota Pavonis sector block of the Beta Quadrant. Part of the sector was Federation territory, while the rest was within the Romulan Star Empire, with the Romlulan Neutral Zone dividing them. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*; TNG: "The Neutral Zone"; *Star Trek Online*)

To the galactic west, it was bordered by Sector Z-6, and coreward by the Lidara and Typhon sectors, all largely in Federation space. Further into Romulan territory, the Glintara and Devron sectors lay antispinward and rimward, respectively. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*)

On some two-dimensional map projections, Eisn, the homesun of Romulus, appeared to be in, or near the border of this sector, while actually being further away along the z-axis though broadly within the same "neighborhood" of sectors. (TOS: "Balance of Terror"; *Star Trek Nemesis*; *Star Trek: Star Charts*; *Star Trek Online*, et. al)

A number of the original Earth outposts constructed to monitor the Neutral Zone were located in the sector. Outpost 8 was among those destroyed during the Romulan incursion of 2266, though it was later rebuilt. (TOS: "Balance of Terror"; TNG: "The Defector")

Almost a century later, in 2364, the sector was the site of a Borg incursion, though their identity was unknown until the following year. A Borg vessel destroyed five Federation outposts, including one at Tarod IX, and a number of Romulan facilities on planets along the Neutral Zone. This incident ended the Romulans' period of isolation which began in 2311. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone", "Q Who?")

## External links

* Tarod sector article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Vvalti

**Vvalti** was a planet in the Beta Quadrant, within Romulan territory, and more than ten light-years from Romulus itself. (*Star Trek: Picard*; Chabon: "Two Final Notes on Romulans")

In 2366, Lurak T'Luco was arrested on **Vvalti** for hijacking a warbird with intent to sell stolen cargo. (PIC: "Disengage")

Following the supernova in 2387 and the subsequent collapse of the Romulan Star Empire, Vvalti became the capital of the Romulan Free State, the most powerful of the many factions that emerged from the Empire's fall. (*Star Trek: Picard*; Chabon: "Two Final Notes on Romulans")
Warlock Station

**Warlock Station** was a Federation outpost orbiting the Black Star in Sector 006. It was established in the 2260s to research and monitor the star following the discovery of its chroniton distortion effect. By the mid-24th century, it was jointly administered by Starfleet and the Department of Temporal Investigations. (*DTI* novel: *Watching the Clock*)

## External links

* Warlock Station article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Helena (NCC-80455)

The **USS *Helena* (NCC-80455)** was a Federation *Renaissance II*-class starship which entered service in 2382. She was one of the final ships launched from Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards before that facility shifted its focus to the Romulan relief effort. (*Star Trek: Hidden Frontier*)

*In at least one timeline, the* Helena *was equipped with quantum slipstream drive in 2386, and dispatched on an exploratory and diplomatic mission to the Andromeda Galaxy. (ODY: "Tossed Upon the Shore")*

The chief engineer of the *Helena* was Lieutenant Commander Arvin Rockney, and the ship's chief medical officer was Dr. Mordan Ness. (*Star Trek: The Helena Chronicles*)

## External links

* USS Helena (NCC-80455) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Helena at the Hidden Frontier encyclopedia (archived)
Terrellian

*For other species with similar names, see Terrellian (disambiguation).*

The **Terrellians** were a humanoid species. A spacefaring civilization, Terrellians were commonly seen across the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. By the 24th century, they were members of the United Federation of Planets. (TNG: "All Good Things..."; DS9: "Life Support"; VOY: "Caretaker", "The Fight")

The Terrellians made first contact with humans during the 22nd century, by which time they were already known to the Denobulans and Vulcans. (ENT: "Future Tense")

While attending Starfleet Academy, Chakotay participated in a boxing match against a Terrellian opponent. (VOY: "The Fight")

Circa 2364, Androna was the captain of a Terrellian transport vessel. (TNG: "All Good Things...")

During the 2370s, many Terrellians visited Deep Space 9. (DS9: "Life Support", et. al)

Androna, a female TerrellianAndrona, close upA Terrellian prisoner, femaleA holographic Terrellian boxer, maleHolographic Terrellian boxer, close up

## Background

* The Terrellian boxer's makeup differed significantly from the original makeup designed for Androna and reused for the prisoner. It is possible that this was an example of sexual dimorphism in the species.
* On the other hand, it is possible that Chakotay's opponent was half-Terrellian, with the other half being human or a similar species. This could account for the complete lack of spots or any visibly non-human characteristics below the head.

## External links

* Terrellian (Alpha Quadrant) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Woody's Saloon

**Woody's Saloon** was a Wild West-themed establishment on Narendra Station, owned by Paul Woodman. Following the Dominion War, Ambassador Worf and his son, Alexander Rozhenko, visited the saloon during a trip to the station, having a "fondness" for the theme. Sometime later, Captain Klag of the IKS *Gorkon* also visited Woody's. (*Star Trek: Adventures*: *Klingon Core Book*)
USS Repulse (NCC-1863)

The **USS *Repulse* (NCC-1863)** was a *Miranda*-class Federation starship in Starfleet service during the 23rd century. During the 2260s, her commanding officer was Captain Eugene Myers. (FASA: *Federation Ship Recognition Manual*; *VAN* novel: *Storming Heaven*)

She was succeeded by the *Excelsior*-class USS *Repulse* in 2357. (*Star Trek Encyclopedia*; TNG: "The Child"; *SA* novel: *Line of Fire*)

## External links

* USS Repulse (NCC-1863) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Ganymede (NCC-80107)

The **USS *Ganymede* (NCC-80107)** was a Federation *Luna*-class starship in service during the 24th and 25th centuries. (*Star Trek: Titan* novel: *Orion's Hounds*; PIC: "Vóx")

On April 12, 2401, the *Ganymede* participated in Frontier Day exercises in Earth orbit, and was compromised by a Borg signal. She returned to service following the incident. (PIC: "Vóx", "The Last Generation")

## External links

* USS Ganymede (NCC-80107) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Ganymede (NCC-80107) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Volan colonies

The **Volan colonies** were a group of Federation colonies in the Volan system, including those on Volan II and Volan III. They were ceded to the Cardassian Union by treaty in 2370, and became part of the newly-established Demilitarized Zone. They became a center of Maquis activity.

Ropal City was a settlement somewhere in the Volan colonies. In 2370, two Federation colonists were stoned to death by a Cardassian mob.

Lt. Commander Calvin Hudson and his wife, Gretchen, lived in the Volan colonies for some time prior to Gretchen's death in the late 2360s; Cal continued to reside there into the 2370s, even after the establishment of the DMZ, and served as Starfleet liaison to the colonists. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part I", "The Maquis, Part II")

## External links

* Volan colonies article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Volan colonies article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Volan colonies article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Vayt sector

The **Vayt sector** was a region of space, somewhat remote to the Federation. It contained the Ghulion system, and its planet Coppelius. (PIC: "Nepenthe", "Broken Pieces")

## External links

* Vayt sector article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Vayt sector article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Venturius sector

The **Venturius sector** was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant, along the border of the Romulan Neutral Zone, on the rimward side of the Romulan Star Empire near the Triangle and Trelka's Lair.

The Romulans first charted the region around the time of the Earth-Romulan War in the 22nd century, though it remained largely unexplored until after the Treaty of Alergon in the early 24th century. Between the 2320s and 2370s, at least three Romulan colonies were established in the Venturius sector. When a stable black hole -- dubbed "the Eye of Corva" -- was discovered in the Hellaro Corva system in the 2360s, the Empire constructed a research station there as well. While the singularity was the public reason for the research project, the true goal was the excavation of Iconian artifacts on Hellaro Corva II. (LUG: *The Way of D'era: The Romulan Star Empire*)

## Notable locations

Agurtha • Hellaro Corva (Eye of Corva • Hellaro Corva II)
## External links

* Venturius sector article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
T'Lara

**T'Lara** was a Vulcan female who served in Starfleet during the 23rd and 24th centuries. She was born prior to 2255. (*TNG* novel: *The Buried Age*; DS9: "Rules of Engagement")

As an Ensign, in 2282, she was assigned as helmsman aboard the USS *Enterprise* under Captain Spock. (*TOS* novel: *The Darkness Drops Again*)

By the turn of the 24th century, T'Lara held the rank of Captain and joined Starfleet's Judge Advocate General Corps. In 2355, she was stationed at Starbase 32, and served as defense counsel for Captain Jean-Luc Picard during his court-martial over the loss of the USS *Stargazer*. (*TNG* novel: *The Buried Age*)

In 2372, Admiral T'Lara presided over Lt. Commander Worf's extradition hearing at Deep Space 9. (DS9: "Rules of Engagement")

By 2380, she was a highly placed member of Starfleet Command. (*ST* novel: *Mere Mortals*)

*In the Destiny timeline, T'Lara retired after the Borg Invasion of 2381. (*ST *novel:* A Singular Destiny*)*
## External links

* T'Lara article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* T'Lara article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Soval

**Soval** was a Vulcan male who lived from the 21st through the 23rd centuries. A diplomat, he served as Vulcan's ambassador to Earth from the 2120s through the 2150s. He was highly influential in the formation of the Coalition of Planets in 2155, and in 2161, he was one of the signatories of the Articles of Federation that founded the United Federation of Planets, and he would remain involved in political and diplomatic affairs until at least the 2240s. (ENT: "Broken Bow", "Terra Prime"; *ENT* novel: *The Last Full Measure*; *Rise of the Federation*; *Prelude to Axanar*)

He was born on Vulcan in the early 21st century (sometime prior to 2032), and in his young adulthood, worked for the Vulcan Ministry of Security as a low-level intelligence operative. (ENT: "Cease Fire")

He was a mentor to Sarek, who succeeded him as ambassador. In the 24th century, an *Ambassador*-class starship, the USS *Soval* was named in his honor. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* Soval article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Soval article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Soval article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Volgas

**Volgas** was the fourth planet in the Hagmi star system in the Beta Quadrant. A Class O pelagic world, it was home to an Orion Colony and its native race, the Psyll.

The planet had four moons and a warm temperate climate, a terrestrial atmosphere and a 20-hour-long day. It was primarily used for sea-farming agriculture. Cities here were *poden*, cities-on-stilts anchored to the sea floor.

The native race, the Psyll, were a sentient, air-breathing cetacean species. A lost race known only as the Shapers used genetic modification to create the Psyll, likely for use as sea-farming labor. Orion colonists came later, and shared in the benefits of Psyll talents.

Orions and Psyll had a happy and peaceful relationship and worked closely together as partners. This closeness compromised local Orion culture and bothered many non-Volgasan Orions, but local Orions did not care. The two groups of Orions shunned each other.

Volgas was also unusual in that it was governed by a pure democracy, with a Congress and President (perhaps similar in form to those of the Botchok Planetary Congress), and a World Court. The *poden* were each lead by mayor-managers, chosen from the citizens and elected by popular vote. Unlike other Orion Colonies, these government bodies had actual power. It also had its prominent families—the Ofish, Tumbel and Wal—and a global corporation in Volgas Food and Transport, but these were secondary to the government.

Wrecked spaceships were rumored to lie at the bottom of the ocean, some from as late as the Four Years War but many were said to be much older. Offworlders dived to the ocean depths to hunt for them and discover their secrets, but the Psyll and Orions were both apparently entirely uninterested in them. They did not stop anyone from exploring for them, but nor did they offer any aid. Some said it was the Psyll who particularly discouraged exploration, but couldn't say why they, an air-breathing race who couldn't go so deep on their own, should care.

In the late 23rd century, Volgas had a technological/sociopolitical index of 999974-77 and a planetary trade profile of AEDBCDE/B(A). It had a population of 2.2 billion Orions and over twice that in Psyll.

It had a total surface area of 593,093,720 square kilometers and, with 6% land mass, a total land area of 35,585,620 square kilometers. It had a gravity of 1.0 g, a diameter of 13,740 kilometers and an equatorial circumference of 43,170 kilometers. About 7% of its makeup was normal metals, 24% was radioactive elements, 5% was special minerals, and the planet had trace deposits of gems and industrial crystals. (FASA: *The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge*)

## External links

* Volgas article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Starbase 91

**Starbase 91** was a *Watchtower*-class Federation starbase. It was located in the Beta Quadrant, several light-years outside the Lembatta Cluster.

The station was constructed in 2275 to monitor the nearby Klingon Empire and Gorn Hegemony, and to coordinate Starfleet operations in the region. A deep space sensor array, *Echelon 1* was positioned next to the starbase.

After the Khitomer Conference in 2293, Starbase 91's strategic value began to wane. Decades of relative silence from the Gorn, and the Romulan Star Empire's withdrawal into isolation in 2311 relegated it to a backwater post. The station's facilities were kept up to date for years, but eventually fell off the priority list and received little attention after 2335.

In 2382, construction was scheduled began on a new starbase at Cestus III, which would leave Starbase 91 as little more than a brief stopover for trade routes. By 2385, few vessels visited the station apart from freighters and starships assigned to patrol the Lembatta Cluster and nearby sectors. (*Star Trek: Prometheus* novel: *Fire with Fire*)

## External links

* Starbase 91 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Kitty Hawk (NCC-2007)

The **USS *Kitty Hawk* (NCC-2007)** was an *Excelsior*-class Federation starship in service during the 23rd and 24th centuries. (FASA: *Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual)*

By the 2370s, she had been refit extensively, though was primarily used for diplomatic missions and transporting flag officers. In 2374, the *Kitty Hawk* ferried Admiral Norwell Nash to Starbase 364. (*Shield of Tomorrow*: "A Galaxy on Fire")

## External links

* USS Kitty Hawk (NCC-2007) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Kitty Hawk (NCC-2007) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Taugan sector

The **Taugan sector**, or **Sector 2158** was a region of space near the borders of the United Federation of Planets and the Romulan Star Empire. During the Earth-Romulan War, it was known by the United Earth Starfleet designation **Romeo sector**. It was bordered by the Sierra, Kaleb, Sirius and Hyralan sectors, and by Sector 213. (TNG: "Gambit"; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

Many planets in the sector contained archaeological sites of the Debrune or ancient Romulan settlements, including Barradas III and Zoraster II as well as several planets in the Tauguan system.

In 2356, the Battle of Cheron took place in the sector, ending the conflict between the Romulan Star Empire and the Coalition of Planets. (*ENT* novel: *To Brave the Storm*)

In 2369, Draken IV was the site of the closest Federation outpost to the Kaleb sector. (TNG: "Face of the Enemy")

## Locations

83 Leonis • Barradas • Draken • Taugus • Romeo Outposts
## External links

* Taugan sector article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Taugan sector article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Titan (disambiguation)

Titan
could refer to:
* The Titans of Greek mythology
* Titan, the largest moon of Saturn, and the Earth colonies there.
	+ Titan Space Needle, a skyscraper restaurant on Titan.
* USS *Titan* (NCC-1777), a *Shangri-La*-class starship.
* USS *Titan* (NCC-2752), a *Loknar*-class frigate.
* USS *Titan* (NCC-80102), a *Luna*-class starship.
* USS *Titan* (NCC-80102-A), a *Constitution III*-class starship.
* The *Titan* class class of starships introduced in the 25th century.
* USS *Titan* (NCC-98100), the lead ship for the above class.

*Disambiguation page: If you followed a link to **Titan (disambiguation)** that brought you here, you might want to go back and change it to link to a more specific title. (For example: **Titan (disambiguation) (some other term)**, or choose from one of those listed above.)*
Sierra sector

The **Sierra sector** was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant, along the borders of the United Federation of Planets and Romulan Star Empire, bisected by the Romulan Neutral Zone. Sitting "above" the Kaleb sector and "below" the Charybdis sector on the Z-axis, it was adjacent to the Devron, Taugan, Teneebia, and Vendor sectors and Sector 002. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*; *Star Trek Online*)

## Locations

Alpha Hydri • Alpha Mensae • Agrama system (Agrama Prime) • Calder system (Calder II) • Eta Corvi • Nelvana system • Rhi system • Rho Virginis • Sienae system • Sierra Outposts • Sierra system • Starbase 39-Sierra • Terrh system • Yadalla system (Yadalla Prime) • Zeta Reticuli
## External links

* Sierra sector article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Sierra sector article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
USS Westphalen (NCC-218)

The **USS *Westphalen* (NCC-218)** was a *Daedalus*-class Federation starship in service during the 22nd century. Launched in the 2170s, the vessel was named for Dr. Kristin Westphalen, a noted 21st century physician and scientist.

The *Westphalen* was lost in deep space during the 2180s, and over the next two centuries, became something of a Starfleet legend, akin to the Flying Dutchman.

Subsequent vessels to share the name included the *Oberth*-class USS *Westphalen*, *Intrepid*-class USS *Westphalen* in the 24th century, and the *Olympic*-class USS *Westphalen* in the 25th century. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* USS Westphalen (NCC-218) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Valandria

**Valandria** was a class M planet in the Delta Quadrant. It was the closest inhabited world to an Iconian gateway connected to the Beta Quadrant, and as such, held a certain degree of strategic importance. It was also several light years away from the Hesperus sector.

The native Valandrians were a reptilian species, and lived in a strongly matriarchal society. They prided themselves as a race of warriors.

The United Federation of Planets made several attempts at peaceful contact with Valandria. The third attempt was in 2382. (*Starship Excelsior*)
Starbase 25

**Starbase 25** was a Starfleet facility in operation from the at least the 2260s through the 2380s. The *Watchtower*-class space station was established in the 23rd century, orbiting the planet Dengella II. (*TOS* novel: *Allegiance in Exile*; LDS: "An Embarrassment of Dooplers")

Starfleet's Command Conference was traditionally held at Starbase 25, beginning in the mid-23rd century. (LDS: "An Embarrassment of Dooplers")

In 2269, it was at the edge of Federation space in the Alpha Quadrant. During the final year of her five-year mission under Captain James T. Kirk, the USS *Enterprise* reported to Starbase 25. (*TOS* novel: *Allegiance in Exile*)

The shuttlecraft *Copernicus* transported a Slaver stasis box to Starbase 25 in 2270. Later, the alien artifact analysis lab at the starbase studied a recovered Preserver space buoy. (TAS: "The Slaver Weapon"; *TOS* comic: *Who's Who in Star Trek*)

The station's bar was called *The Roadhouse*. (*TOS* novel: *Allegiance in Exile*)

Beckett Mariner lived on Starbase 25 sometime prior to 2380. A Quark's opened on the station at some point between her departure and 2381. (LDS: "An Embarrassment of Dooplers")

## External links

* Starbase 25 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 25 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Vo'Quv class

The ***Vo'Quv* class** (and its ***VoDleH*-class** variant) was a type of starship in service of the Klingon Defense Force in the early 25th century. The largest ship built by the Klingon Empire at the time, it served as both a dreadnought and a carrier or troop transport. (*Star Trek Online*)

During the Klingon-Gorn War, the KDF grew to need larger, more powerful ships than even the *Negh'Var*-class and *Voodieh*-class heavy battlecruisers already in service. The result was a proposal for a massive supercarrier dreadnought, capable of leading fleets and launching planetary invasions.

Constructed by the shipyards at Ty'Gokor, the prototype IKS *Vo'Quv* entered service by 2403, when Chancellor J'mpok used it his flagship during the surrender of the Gorn Hegemony. The class was in full production by 2407, along with a variant design, the *VoD'leh*-class carrier.

By the 2410s, several of these vessels were assigned to Task Force Omega, while others would join the Dyson Joint Command.

## Specifications and technology

At the time of its launch, the *Vo'Quv* class was the largest, most powerful vessel ever constructed by the Klingon Defense Force. It was designed to lead fleets and large formations, with increased engine efficiency allowing it to travel greater distances before requiring maintenance. Two of its many cargo bays could be converted to repair bays for escorts and support craft. *Vo'Quv* dreadnoughts also carried subspace countermeasures design to scramble enemy sensors.

With the extra space afforded them, these vessels were able to carry more ammeneties and "luxuries" for the crew unavailable on smaller, standard vessels. These included holodecks (officially intended for training), and stasis chambers to keep live food fresh over the course of extended missions and campaigns.

Because of its immense size, the *Vo'Quv* class had limited maneuverability, and as such, was designed to engage an enemy force from any and all angles. It was equipped with disruptor arrays, including some with a 360' arc, as well as disruptor cannons, turrets and heavy torpedoes. Combat-oriented tractor and repulsor beams were also standard aboard these dreadnoughts.

As carriers, they were assigned squadrons of *To'Duj*-class fighters, and each dreadnought could carry up two four *B'rel*-class birds of prey. Unlike most Klingon vessels, however, the *VoQuv* class was not typically equipped with cloaking devices, as it was deemed the power consumption cost would be too great. Some, however, would be equipped with cloaks for special assignments.

Some ships of this class were outfitted as so-called "science carriers," equipped for long-range scientific missions, a rarity among the KDF. The IKS *MhaQ'Beth* was one such vessel, under the command of Brigadier Uth'ryc, attached to the Alliance Central Command.

## External links

* Vo'Quv class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Vo'Quv carrier article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
Stannis

**Stannis** was an Orion male who served in Starfleet during the late 24th century. He spoke with a Corvallen accent.

In 2381, Stannis held the rank of ensign and was assigned to the USS *Robinson*. He remained aboard the *Robinson* at least until 2385; by that time he had been promoted to lieutenant. (*DS9* novel: *Rough Beasts of Empire*, *Original Sin*)

## External links

* Stannis article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Starbase 515

**Starbase 515** was a Federation starbase in operation during the 24th century. It had both planetary and orbital facilities, and was one of the regional centers for Starfleet Medical, located in or near the Thread of between the Federation's main territory and the Canopus Core. (TNG: "Samaritan Snare"; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

While the USS *Enterprise*-D was en route to the Epsilon Pulsar Cluster in 2265, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Ensign Wesley Crusher took a shuttlecraft to the starbase, where Picard underwent cardiac replacement surgery, and Crusher took his Starfleet Academy entrance exams. Shortly after their departure, the *Enterprise* responded to a distress call in the Rhomboid Dronegar sector, a "considerable distance" from Starbase 515. (TNG: "Samaritan Snare")

A few weeks later, Ambassador Lwaxana Troi took a transport from Starbase 515 to meet the *Enterprise* at Antede III before the ship departed for Pacifica. (*conjecture* based on TNG: "Manhunt")

During the virogen crisis of 2373, Starbase 515 served as the headquarters for Starfleet Medical's Virogen Task Force. (*ST* novel: *Avenger*)

## Background

* The exact position of Starbase 515 is unclear, though some things can be inferred. In "Samaritan Snare," Starbase is a six-hour journey by shuttlecraft from the point where the *Enterprise* picks up the Pakled distress call. Assuming "Epsilon IX sector" is where the Epsilon 9 station was located -- which is *definitely* an assumption -- that places it on the Federation-Klingon border, between there and Sol. Given the general placement of events in surrounding episodes, it's likely that *Enterprise* is heading towards Epsilon IX from the direction of Canopus, meaning the starbase is between the two. A location proximate to The Thread is logical, given the starbase's proximity to the Neutral Zone per the novel *Avenger*.

## External links

* Starbase 515 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Starbase 515 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Chimera (NCC-11555)

The **USS *Chimera* (NCC-11555)** was an *Oberth*-class Federation starship in Starfleet service during the mid-24th century.

By 2364, the *Chimera* had been assigned to Deep Space 3 as a support vessel for many years, under a succession of commanding officers. For most, if not all of her time there, her chief engineer was Burt Knox. Captain Sayzar Tyrellian was CO until his disappearance in 2363, and he was succeeded by Lt. Commander Gregory Torkelson, and then by Lt. Commander Renova Exler. (*Star Trek: Outpost*)

In 2367, the *Chimera* was summoned to join the fleet at the Battle of Wolf 359, taking the place of the damaged USS *Remington*, but arrived too late, and began search and rescue operations. *Chimera* recovered escape pods from several vessels, and fended off attacks from a scavenger fleet until reinforcements arrived. (*Star Trek: Outpost*: "On Hallowed Ground")

Sometime thereafter, the *Chimera* was decommissioned. (*conjecture*)

## External links

* USS Chimera (NCC-11555) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Starbase 18 (disambiguation)

Starbase 18
may refer to:
* Starbase 18 (2250s), the original facility to hold the designation, located in the Beta Quadrant. (DSC: "Context Is for Kings"; *Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library*)
* Starbase 18 (Hamal), the second facility so designated, in operation by the early 2270s and orbiting the star Hamal in the Alpha Quadrant. (*TOS* novel: *The Wounded Sky*)

*Disambiguation page: If you followed a link to **Starbase 18 (disambiguation)** that brought you here, you might want to go back and change it to link to a more specific title. (For example: **Starbase 18 (disambiguation) (some other term)**, or choose from one of those listed above.)*
USS Imahara

The **USS *Imahara*** was a *Excelsior*-class Federation starship. After undergoing extensive refit in the late-24th century, she was assigned to the Starfleet Corps of Engineers.

The *Imahara* was named for early 21st century engineer and roboticist Grant Imahara (1970-2020). (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)
USS Challenger (NCC-71099)

The **USS *Challenger* (NCC-71099)** was a *Galaxy*-class Federation starship in service during the late 24th century and early 25th century. (VOY: "Timeless", "Endgame"; *Star Trek Online*)

The *Challenger* was launched sometime after the initial wave of *Galaxy*-class vessels in the early 2360s, but was in service before 2371, when her commanding officer was Captain Simm. (*ST* novel: *The Return*)

By 2390, the *Challenger* was commanded by Captain Geordi La Forge, who remained in command at least until 2411. (VOY: "Timeless", *Star Trek Online*)

Nog served aboard the *Challenger* at some point during La Forge's command, before accepting his own promotion to captain by 2395. (*TNG* novel: *Indistinguishable from Magic*; *What We Left Behind*; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

In 2410, the *Challenger* was sent to investigate the nexus ribbon upon its return to the Alpha Quadrant. (*Star Trek Online*: "Beyond the Nexus")

## External links

* USS Challenger (NCC-71099) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Challenger (NCC-71099) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Challenger (NCC-71099) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
System 892

**System 892** (catalog names: **FGC-892** and **UFC-892**) was a star system in the Beta Quadrant of the Milky Way Galaxy, near the edge of Federation space in the 23rd century. It lay rimward of the UFP's core worlds, close to the Rigel Highway. The system contained 11 planets, of which only the fourth was Class M. (TOS: "Bread and Circuses"; *Star Trek: Star Charts*; *The Worlds of the Federation*; *TNG* novel: *The Captain's Honor*; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

The inhabitants of the fourth planet, the Magna Romans, called their sun **Helios**. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* System 892 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 892 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* System 892 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Thoran

**Thoran** was an Andorian male Starfleet officer in the 23rd century. As of 2262, he was captain of the USS *Falcon* (NCC-1897). That year, the *Eagle* was lost, and Thoran and his crew were declared missing in action. (*Star Trek: Phase II*: "Enemy: Starfleet")

## External links

* Thoran article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Tarquin sector

The **Tarquin sector** is a region of space in the Beta Quadrant within the Romulan Star Empire, coreward along the Romulan Neutral Zone. The Tarquin homeworld of Tegedaar was located in the sector, along with a number of Romulan colonies.

The Gotara system was also located in the Tarquin sector, home to a classified Tal Shiar research facility. (LUG: *The Way of D'era: The Romulan Star Empire*)

## External links

* Tarquin sector article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Susanna Leijten

**Susanna Leijten** was a 24th century human Starfleet officer. By the late 2360s, she served as first officer aboard the USS *Victory* under Captain Marien Zimbata. (TNG: "Identity Crisis")

Leijten was born on Earth in 2332, and attended Starfleet Academy from 2350 to 2354. Upon graduation, she was assigned as a security officer aboard the USS *Orleans*, where she was eventually promoted to lead the ship's search and rescue teams. She transferred to the *Victory* in 2359 as an operations officer. (*Starship Creator*)

Aboard the *Victory*, she became close friends with crewmates Tasha Yar and Geordi La Forge, the latter of whom she saw as a "little brother."

In 2362, Leijten led an away team to Tarchannen III, investigating the disappearance of 49 Starfleet personnel stationed at the outpost there. Leijten and her team, which included La Forge, were unable to find any trace of the personnel, and the search was eventually called off. (TNG: "Identity Crisis")

The following year, both Yar and La Forge transferred to the USS *Enterprise* at the request of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, while Leijten remained aboard the *Victory* under Captain Zimbata. (*Starship Creator*; TNG: "Identity Crisis", "Elementary, Dear Data", "Legacy"; *TNG* novel: *The Buried Age*)

Within a few years Leijten had been promoted to Lieutenant Commander and second officer. After the *Victory* suffered heavy casualties and damage at Battle of Wolf 359, Leijten assumed the duties of first officer, and oversaw the vessel's repairs and refit. (*Starship Creator*)

Later in 2367, Lt. Commander Leijten joined La Forge and the *Enterprise* on a mission to investigate the more disappearances at Tarchannen III. She began to mutate into an alien native to the planet, but the process was halted and reversed by Dr. Beverly Crusher. Leijten was then able to help recover La Forge, who had almost fully undergone the same metamorphosis. (TNG: "Identity Crisis")

After the incident, Leijten returned to the *Victory*, where she continued to serve as Captain Zimbata's XO through the end of the Dominion War. (*conjecture*)

## External links

* Susanna Leijten article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Susanna Leijten article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Susanna Leijten article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
T'Lorra

Subcommander **T'Lorra**  was a member of the Romulan Star Navy, serving in the late 24th century. Following the Archein invasion of the Romulan Star Empire in 2384, she was assigned as an observer aboard the USS *Odyssey* (NCC-81302) during its mission to the Andromeda galaxy. When many of the *Odyssey'*s crew were killed, including the captain and executive officer, T'Lorra was appointed acting first officer under Lt. Commander Ro Nevin. (*Star Trek: Odyssey*: "Iliad")

During *Odyssey'*s sojourn, T'Lorra eventually earned the trust of the crew, and even formed an unusual kind of friendship with Security Chief Maya Stadi. She and Dr. Matthew Vaughn also became wary comrades, thanks to their similar pasts as intelligence operatives.

When *Odyssey* returned to the Milky Way in 2386, T'Lorra elected to remain aboard, and continued to serve as the ship's first officer. (ODY: "Tossed Upon the Shore")

## External links

* T'Lorra article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Temmin

**Temmin** was a Bajoran man who lived in the 24th century. He was a Vedek during the later years of the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor.

In the late 2360s, he was on Earth, and visited Ensign Lark Sage on the day of her graduation from Starfleet Academy. He encouraged her to seek out her Bajoran heritage, and gave her the other half of the broken *d'ja pagh* that she had been found with as an infant. (*Shield of Tomorrow*: "The Pull, Part 2")

## External links

* Temmin article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Eristas

**Eristas** is an M-class planet located in the Alpha Quadrant. Early in humanity's exploration of the galaxy, a group of Masai from Earth colonized Eristas, sometime in the late 21st or early 22nd century. Living on its vast deserts and expansive plains, they developed a culture where speed and velocity attained a nearly religious significance, and most of the Eristan Masai took their names from that tradition.

Moves-With-Burning-Grace was an Eristan who served as chief engineer aboard the USS *Enterprise* under Captain Christopher Pike in the mid-23rd century. (*EV* comic: *Flesh of My Flesh*)

Eristan warriors were trained in martial arts, and skilled in the use of traditional, primitive weapons, like battle lances. (*EV* comic: *Cloak and Dagger*)

Strikes-With-Lightning-Speed and Dances-Like-Sunset-Wind were two Eristans who served in Starfleet during the late 24th century. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* Eristas article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Eristas article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Roosevelt (NCC-2573)

The **USS *Roosevelt* (NCC-2573)** was an *Excelsior*-class Federation starship in operation during the early-to-mid-24th century. She was destroyed by the Borg at the Battle of Wolf 359 in early 2367.

At that time Dr. Riley Frazier served as science officer aboard the *Roosevelt*. She was one of several crewmembers assimilated into the Borg Collective. (VOY: "Unity")

## External links

* USS Roosevelt article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Roosevelt (NCC-2573) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Roosevelt (NCC-2573) article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
USS Reliant (NCC-1864-A)

The **USS Reliant (NCC-1864-A)** was a *Miranda*-class Federation starship in Starfleet service from the late-23rd century to mid-24th century. It was at least the second ship to bear the name, a direct replacement for its ill-fated predecessor. The *Reliant* was launched in the late 2280s, after the previous vessel's destruction in the Mutara Nebula in 2285. (TNG: "The Measure of a Man"; *Ships of the Line 2012*; *Ships of the Line 2015*)

During the 2320s, the *Reliant* was commanded by Captain Anton Manning. Lieutenant Mamoru Nakamura also served aboard the ship during the latter part of the decade. (TNG: "The Measure of a Man"; *TOS* novel: *Vulcan's Heart*)

In 2327, Ensign Jean-Luc Picard was assigned to the *Reliant* as a helmsman, following his recovery from cardiac replacement surgery. It was his first deep space assignment since graduating Starfleet Academy. (TNG: "The Measure of a Man"; PIC: "Broken Pieces")

That year, the *Reliant* visited Vulcan, where Manning, Picard and other officers attended the betrothal ceremony of Ambassador Spock and Commander Saavik. (*TOS* novel: *Vulcan's Heart*; TNG: "Sarek"; *The Lessons of Life*)

The *Reliant* was decommissioned in 2363, a task overseen by then-Captain Picard while awaiting his assignment to the USS *Enterprise*-D. (*Jean-Luc Picard: The First Duty*)

When the Borg made their incursion into Federation space in 2373, the *Reliant* was pressed back into service and participated in the Battle of Sector 001 as part of the fleet defending Earth. (*Star Trek: First Contact*)

Given the threat of the Dominion, Starfleet decided against returning the *Reliant* to mothballs. She was among a number of *Miranda* class vessels that underwent combat refits and served during the Dominion War. In 2374, *Reliant* participated in the First Battle of Chin'toka. (DS9: "Tears of the Prophets")

She remained in service until the early 25th century, when she was succeeded by the USS *Reliant* (NCC-90200), lead ship of a new *Reliant* class. The *Reliant* lineage would continue into the next millennium, with the USS *Reliant*-M in service during the 32nd century. (*Star Trek Online*; PIC: "The Star Gazer"; DSC: "Die Trying")

## External links

* USS Reliant (24th century) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* USS Reliant (24th century) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Vrijheid IV

**Vrijheid IV** was an M-class planet in the Alpha Quadrant, the homeworld of the Vrijheid species. Despite its autocratic and authoritarian government, Vrijheid was a longstanding member of the United Federation of Planets, having joined in the late 22nd century.

The planetary capital was Vyndopolis, established as such after the planetary unification. The purges of the 20th century and 21st century led to the loss of much historical information, and while the Vrijheid government claimed that the planet had been unified for over 3,000 years, Federation historians of the 24th century estimated that unification occurred only about 300 years before the 2380s.

President Vindenpawl of the Vrijheid Unity Party became planetary leader in 2371, and continued in that role through at least 2384. (*Star Trek: Hidden Frontier*)

*In the* Hidden Frontier *spin-offs* Star Trek: Operation Beta Shield *and* Star Trek: Federation One*, Vindenpawl became Federation President in 2384, though this did not occur in* Pendragon *continuity.*
## External links

* Vrijheid IV article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Vrijheid IV at the Hidden Frontier Encyclopedia (Wayback Machine Archive)
T'Lin's New Catalog

**T'Lin's New Catalog** was a catalogue of astronomical objects, devised by Vulcan astronomer T'Lin. Each object in the catalogue was designated by an alphanumeric string, commonly abbreviated to a shorter number. Entries were prefixed with "**TNC**". (*TOS* novel: *Memory Prime*)

## TNC objects

* TNC 50 (full designation: TNC F359-9-SF-50)
* TNC-5527
* TNC 65813 (Kabreigny Object)
* TNC 89442 (Talos star sroup)

## External links

* T'Lin's New Catalog article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.