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Militaries

A **military** is a organisation authorised by a government to defend a territory from actual or perceived threats.

## Militaries

* Andorian Imperial Guard
* Bajoran Militia
* Breen military
* Cardassian Guard
* Earth Starfleet
* Federation Naval Patrol
* Federation Starfleet
* Treasury Guard
* Klingon Defence Force
* Military Assault Command Operations
* Romulan Guard
* Son'a military
* Special Operations Command
* Starfleet Ground Forces
* Starfleet Marine Corps
* Starfleet Starfighter Corps
* Tholian military

## Military groupings

* Alliances
* Orders
* Fleets
	+ Battle groups
	+ Shodar
* Sorties
* Squadrons
* Squads
* Tactical wings
* Task forces
* Wings

## Military terms

* Court martial
* Front line
* Martial law
* Shore leave

## Military academies

* Bajoran Military Academy
* Cardassian Military Academy
* Imperial War College
* Romulan Intelligence Academy
* Starfleet Academy
* Starfleet Marine Corps Academy

## External link

* Militaries article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
King Pio's flute

**King Pio's flute** was a psionic punishment device that came in the form of an ornately designed gold and silver flute.

Created by or for King Pio, a ruler of a extinct civilisation that no longer existed by the time of the United Federation of Planets, to exact revenge on his usurping children. It did so by causing them to believe their spouse was being unfaithful eventually resulting in them killing their families and themselves.

Over time the flute left a trail of death eventually ending up in the possession of an individual on Koorura. It brought him and his brother under its malevolent influence. They would have likely murdered their partners if not for the intervention of Federation Security Agents Marjol Rin'an and Pedra Dyclin who where tasked with securing the artefact.

After retrieving the flute the Agents took it to be securely stored at the Bakery.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "It's Always the Mushrooms"
Personnel file

A **personnel file** or **service record** was a computer file that contained information on an individual.

Susan Core used her personal logs, Starfleet personnel files and psychological profiles to create a holographic version of herself for the holoprogram Core Gift.

## External link

* Personnel file article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Rona'toran

A **Rona'toran** was a Vorta that was in command of any specific Dominion vessel. While the rank was somewhat equivalent to that of a captain its position in the Vorta military hierarchy was much lower than a captain would be in Starfleet for instance.

Jasis 12 was the rona'toran of a Jem'Hadar attack ship in 2369.

## References

1. ↑ *The Dominion War Sourcebook*
2. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "To Seek and to Be Found"
Romulan Guard

The **Romulan Guard** was the military branch of the Romulan Star Empire. It comprised the Romulan Star Navy and the Romulan Ground Forces.

## Military conflicts

* Earth-Romulan War (2156-2160)
	+ Battle of Cheron
* Tomed Incident (2311)
* Battle of Narendra III (2344)
* Khitomer Massacre (2346)
* Norkan Campaign

## External links

* Romulan Guard article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Romulan Guard article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Operation Return

The Federation fleet advances.

**Operation Return** was the codename for the joint attack on Deep Space 9 by the Federation and Klingon Empires in 2374. The objective of the mission was to recapture the station and regain control of the Alpha Quadrant side of the Bajoran wormhole so to prevent Dominion reinforcements from the Gamma Quadrant.

The operation was successful with the USS *Defiant* preventing the arrival of the Dominion reinforcements in the Alpha Quadrant. The Federation and Klingon fleet routed the larger Dominion forces resulting in the Dominion abandoning Deep Space 9 allowing it, and the wormhole, to return to Federation control.

## Alternate realities

In an alternate universe, Operation Return was a massive defeat for the Federation and Klingon Empire. The *Defiant* was destroyed in the wormhole and the Dominion reinforcements flooded into the Alpha Quadrant. After the rest of the fleet lost contact with the *Defiant* they proceeded to Deep Space 9 in the hopes the mission could still be a success. Instead the fleet stumbled into a trap. The fleet was surrounded by the Dominion's reinforcements, which destroyed ever single Federation and Klingon ship. This defeat would eventually lead to the Federation and Klingons losing the war.

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "Favors the Bold"
2. ↑ DS9: "Sacrifice of Angels"
3. ↑ *Spectrum*: "The Final Prophecy"

## External link

* Operation Return article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Root beer

**Root beer** was a non-alcoholic carbonated beverage that originated from Earth.

*In an alternate universe where the Dominion won the Dominion War, Jake Sisko visited Quark's following the death of his father and would order a root beer, but would not consume it. Instead he sat and stared it as he mourned his loss.*

*Twenty years later, when Jake returned to the station he was served root beer by Morn, who now ran Quark's former establishment.*
Pah-wraith

The **pah-wraiths** were a group of wormhole aliens that were banished and imprisoned in the Fire Caves of Bajor. They were the enemy of the Prophets and sought to reclaim the Celestial Temple. They usually appeared as fiery wisps.

They were considered by most Bajorans to the "false prophets". However, some still followed their teachings and were part of the Cult of the Pah-wraiths.

The Pah-wraiths had similar abilities as the Prophets. They could communicate to corporeal beings through "visions" and had the ability to possess corporeal beings. A possess individual would often have the irises of their eyes turn red as well as a slight change in their voice, though these changes were not mandatory as a pah-wraith could possess an individual with no obvious external sighs appearing. At least some of those possessed appeared to have telekinetic powers.

## Alternate realities

In an alternate universe where the Dominion won the Dominion War, following the defeat of the Kosst Amojan in the Reckoning they then had their "fates sealed" by the Prophets.

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "Image in the Sand"
2. ↑ DS9: "Shadows and Symbols"
3. ↑ DS9: "The Assignment"
4. ↑ DS9: "The Reckoning"
5. ↑ DS9: "Tears of the Prophets"
6. ↑ *Spectrum*: "The Final Prophecy"

## External link

Pah-wraith article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Light cruiser

A **light cruiser** is a type of cruiser that is not as well armed or armoured as a standard cruiser.

## Types of light cruiser

* United Federation of Planets
	+ *Challenger* class
	+ *Cheyenne* class
	+ *Miranda* class
	+ *Sabre* class
	+ *Yeager* class

## References

1. ↑ *Spacedock: The Advanced Starship and Construction Manual*

## External link

* Light cruiser article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Police

The **police** were a law enforcement agency used by many governments to maintain law and order in their societies. The duties of the police include arresting criminals, conducting investigations, crime prevention.

After leaving Starfleet, Mark Renu became a police officer in New Seattle.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "What Little Girls Are Made Of"

## External link

* Police article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Murder

**Murder** is the act of unlawfully killing another person. It is considered one of the most serious crimes an individual can commit and is often accompanied by severe punishments, which can include life imprisonment or even the death penalty.

Federation Security Agents Marjol Rin'an and Pedra Dyclin prevented two people from murdering their spouses while under the influence of the King Pio's flute artefact.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "It's Always the Mushrooms"

## External links

* Murder article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Murder article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Sam's bar

**Sam's bar** was a bar located in Shillings Crater on Tavvis II. It was run by Sam.

Brendan Patol used the bar on at least one occasion as a meeting place. In 2372, he used it to set up a test for a potential recruit into the Maquis. During that incident the bar was cleared of furniture and product and holograms were used to create the appearance of an active bar. After the test was completed the Maquis members reset the bar to its normal self.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "Initiation"
Landslide

A **landslide** is the movement of dislodged land down a slope.

*In an alternate universe where the Dominion won the Dominion War, Bajor suffered a series of devastating landslides in 2394. They were thought to be tied to instabilities in the Bajoran wormhole.*

## External link

* Landslide article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Safe

A **safe** or **vault** was a secure compartment used to store valuables and protect them from theft or damage.

Haley and Mark Renu kept a small safe at the back of their cupboard in their home in New Seattle. Within they kept a hand phaser. Their daughter discovered the safe and figured out the code. In 2359, she used this information to retrieve the phaser, which she took to her meeting with Dutain.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "What Little Girls Are Made Of"
Nebula class

Nebula class with sensor pod

The ***Nebula*-class** was a class of exploratory cruiser that saw service in the Federation Starfleet during the 24th century.

The *Nebula* class was a relative of the *Galaxy*-class it shared many of the design elements from the larger class. A distinctive feature was the modularity of the class. It could be equipped with several different types of large pods, such as a sensor pod or tactical pod, that connected to the rear dorsal side of the engineering hull or even additional warp nacelles.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 *SRMV1: The Ships of Starfleet*
2. ↑ TNG: "The Wounded"
3. ↑ TNG: "Redemption II"
4. ↑ TNG: "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II"

## External link

* Nebula class article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Predator class

The ***Predator*-class** was a type of cruiser that saw service with the Klingon Empire during the 24th century.

The *Predator* was designed primarily to assault planets rather than starship combat.

During the Federation-Klingon War (2372-2373) the *Predator* developed a fearsome reputation among those in the Federation after it was deployed against Federation worlds.

## Background information

* This vessel is based on the *Predator*-class vessel in *Star Trek: Armada 3* whose role is as a planetary siege vessel.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "Chariots of Korvat"
Rear admiral

**Rear admiral** was a flag officer rank used by naval organisations. The rank was between commodore and vice admiral. During the 24th century the Federation removed the commodore rank and replaced it with rear admiral lower half and rear admiral becoming rear admiral upper half.

## External link

* Rear admiral article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Portal:Starships

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Science

**Science** is a system for the acquisition and organisation of empirical and theoretical knowledge. The study of scientific theory is performed by scientists.

## Sciences

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## External links

* Science article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
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Luna

**Luna**, known on Earth as simply **the Moon**, is the only natural satellite of the planet Earth.

## Astronomical data

### Location

* Alpha Quadrant
	+ Sol sector (Sector 001)
		- Sol system

### Name(s)

* The Moon
* Luna
* Sol IIIa

## External links

* Luna article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Luna article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Locust

**Locusts** were insects known to travel in swarms that could devastate large swaths of crops.

In 2373, Benjamin Sisko experienced a vision that saw locusts appear in the skies over Bajor. His vision predicted that if Bajor joined with the Federation they would destroy Bajor and pleaded with the Bajorans to stand alone. Once the Bajors decided they would Sisko's vision changed to show the locusts moving off towards Cardassia Prime.

*In an alternate universe, Weyoun warned Jake Sisko that wide spread dissent on Bajor would see the Jem'Hadar descend on the planet like a swarm of ravenous locusts.*

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "Rapture"
2. ↑ *Spectrum*: "The Final Prophecy"
Letac Marrus

**Letac Marrus** was a Bajoran from the 24th century.

He was married to Letac Gigi and lived in a town near Hathon.

In 2344, his only child, Vari, was born.

His family were registered at a refugee camp outside Hathon in the same year. Two weeks later they were smuggled out of Jalanda City on the Lissepian freighter, *Pyhapstan*. He and his wife perished when the freighter was intercepted and attacked by the CDS *Javok*. While his daughter survived it would take fifteen years before she learnt anything about Marrus and Gigi.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "What Little Girls Are Made Of"
Korvat III

**Korvat III** was the third planet in the Korvat system. A Class M planet it was also the site of a Federation colony.

During the 23rd century, the Federation and the Klingon Empire held negotiations on the planet to bring an end to their conflict.

During the latter half of the 24th century, Korvat III provided significant sensor coverage of the Klingon border.

In 2373, the Klingons invaded the planet as part of the Federation-Klingon War. The planet was able to resist until Starfleet reinforcements arrived and defeated the Klingon invasion in the Battle of Korvat.

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "Blood Oath"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "Chariots of Korvat"

## External link

* Korvat colony article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Regenerative shield

**Regenerative shields** were a type of deflector shield used by several different species including the Federation and Cardassian Union.

The shields are so named as they possess the ability to repair themselves when they are damaged but absorbing some of the energy of the attack and redistributing it back into the shields.

## References

1. ↑ VOY: "Message in a Bottle"
2. ↑ DS9: "Tears of the Prophets"
3. ↑ *Spacedock: The Advanced Starship and Construction Manual*

## External link

* Regenerative shield article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Meteorology

**Meteorology** is the study of a planet's atmosphere and its phenomena.

The Bakery was listed as a Federation Science data annex for meteorological and climatological data.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "It's Always the Mushrooms"

## External link

* Meteorology article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Psionic energy

**Psionic energy** was a type of energy associated with mental activity, such as telepathy.

King Pio's flute was considered to be a psionic punishment device as it was created to cause those it influenced to murder and suicide.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "It's Always the Mushrooms"

## External link

* Psionic energy article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Law

**Law** is a system of rules enforced by institutions.

## Law

### Legal Documents

* Federation Uniform Code of Justice
* Federation Judicial Code
* Rules of Acquisition
* Interstellar Law
* United Federation of Planets Charter

#### See also

* Starfleet General Orders and Regulations

### Legislative and Judicial Bodies

* Cardassian Central Command
* Cardassian Supreme Tribunal
* Federation Council
* Federation Grand Jury
* Ferengi Commerce Authority
* Klingon High Council
* Romulan Senate

## External link

* Law article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Promotion

A **promotion** is the advancement of a person's rank or position within an organisation.

In 2369, Susan Core was promoted to lieutenant commander. An impromptu ceremony was held in the USS *Bougainville*'s shuttlebay by Commander Royk to allow the just about to depart Jonathan Masters to take part and pin her new pip on Core's collar.

## External link

* Promotion article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Marriage

**Marriage** is the institution in which two or more individuals are joined, for various reasons, but the most common being religion or reproduction. The ceremony in which marriage begins is called a *wedding ceremony*.

Various cultures had different methods to dissolve a legal marriage, such as through a divorce. In some cultures a marriage was for life and could only come to an end with the death of one of the parties.

## External link

* Marriage article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
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## Browse people

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Mark Renu

**Mark Renu** was a Human from the 24th century.

By 2344, Renu was serving in Starfleet and served on the USS *Hammarskjöld* along with his wife. In that year they adopted a Bajoran baby girl who had been orphaned when her parents were killed fleeing Bajor. They named their adopted daughter Terri.

In 2356, he and his wife left Starfleet and moved with their daughter to New Seattle on Penthara IV.

In 2359, he was displeased to find out that Terri had sold some of their belongings to fund her private search for her past, but was somewhat impressed by the amount she managed to raise.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "What Little Girls Are Made Of"
Roulette Squadron

**Roulette Squadron** was a Starfleet Starfighter Corps attack fighter squadron that was operational during the latter half of the 24th century.

In 2373, it was one of the six squadrons that made up the 101st Fighter Wing, which was assigned to the USS *Andrew Fisher*. Its squadron leader was Lieutenant Commander Gortan.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "Chariots of Korvat"
Photomanipulation

**Photomanipulation** is the technique of modifying a photographic image by either analog or digital means. Many *Star Trek* fan fiction series use photomanipulations of celebrities to represent their characters.

Photomanipulations were used to represent characters from *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*. It used headshots of actors that were placed on bodies and backgrounds of screen captures from *Star Trek* productions. This was done to add a bit more "reality" and assist the reader in visualising characters. That practice is currently no longer being done.
Public access terminal

A **public access terminal** was a computer terminal in public spaces open for anyone to use. They could be used to access information and for communication.

Starbase 890 had numerous public access terminals throughout it. They could accept audible or physical inputs and had a personal interface that interacted with the user.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "A Clean Break"
Korvat system

The **Korvat system** is a binary (twin Class F stars) star system located in Federation space in the Beta Quadrant near to the Federation-Klingon border.

The system contained at least three planets, the third was the location of a Federation colony.

The system was invaded by the Klingon Empire in 2373 during the Federation-Klingon War. During the subsequent battle the Klingons were repelled and the system remained under Federation control.

## Planets

* Korvat I
* Korvat II
* Korvat III

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: Star Charts*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "Chariots of Korvat"

## External link

* Korvat article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Lissepian

**Lissepians** were a humanoid species from the planet Lissepia.

## Physiology

Lissepians were humanoid in appearance with yellowy-green skin. They had large hairless heads with small pointed ears set high and towards the back of their heads. They had large crescent shaped chins that had multiple bumps along it, which gave them an almost bearded look.

## History

In 2344, the Lissepian freighter *Pyhapstan* smuggled a group of Bajoran refugees out of Jalanda City on Bajor. The *Pyhanstan* was intercepted by the CDS *Javok* and damaged. It was saved by the intervention of the USS *Hammarskjöld*, which took onboard the survivors.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "What Little Girls Are Made Of"

## External link

* Lissepian article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Landing area

A **landing area** was a designation for an area that was used for the landing of airplanes and spacecraft. Landing areas could range from a simple flat field to large spaceports.

There was a small landing area near Shillings Crater. It was a flat field with several storage buildings.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "Initiation"
Koorura Security

**Koorura Security** was the law enforcement agency in the Koorura colony. It was headed by a chief of security.

Koorura Security arrested Federation Security Agents Marjol Rin'an and Pedra Dyclin after finding them at a house where a domestic incident was occurring. After their identities were confirmed and their statements taken they were released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "It's Always the Mushrooms"
Psychokinesis

**Psychokinesis** or **telekinesis**, is the ability to move objects with just the power of the mind.

The Vorta could be created with telekinetic powers, though it was uncommon.

Beings possessed by the Pah-wraiths sometimes exhibited what appeared to be extensive telekinetic powers.

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "The Jem'Hadar"
2. ↑ DS9: "The Reckoning"
3. ↑ DS9: "Tears of the Prophets"
4. ↑ DS9: "What You Leave Behind"
5. ↑ *Spectrum*: "The Final Prophecy"

## External link

* Psychokinesis article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Orbital bombardment

Attacking the surface of a planet from orbit is referred to as an **orbital bombardment**. The scale varied from an general bombardment for maximum damage to surgical strikes.

In 2371, a combined fleet of Tal Shiar and Obsidian Order ships bombarded the Founders' homeworld in an attempt to wipe out the Founders. However, it proved to be a trap with the Founders long gone and a large Dominion fleet surrounding and destroying the Romulan and Cardassian ships.

On stardate 51474.3 the Dominion launched an attack on Coridan where they successfully managed to bombard the planet's dilithium mines from orbit, collapsing them and killing thousands of workers.

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "The Die is Cast"
2. ↑ *The Dominion War Sourcebook*

## External link

* Orbital bombardment article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Quark

**Quark** was a Ferengi male who lived during the 24th century.

Quark opened an establishment on Terok Nor called, Quark's Bar, Grill, Gaming House and Holosuite Arcade. After the station was taken over by the Federation and Bajoran Militia Quark was convinced to remain.

Quark had an uneasy relationship with Odo, the station's security chief. Odo considered Quark a criminal however he was never able to pin anything of significance on Quark.

In early 2373, Quark fought and defeated the Klingon Thopok in honourable combat after Thopok took exception to Quark's interest in Grilka. Unknown to Thopok and Grilka Quark was puppeted by Worf during the battle.

During the Dominion occupation of the station Quark assisted the resistance cell on the station delivering them intelligence he gathered. He later broke the members of the cell from the station's holding cells allowing them to disable the station's weapons.

## Alternate realities

In an alternate universe where the Dominion won the Dominion War, Quark avoided execution for his part in freeing several prisoners on the station during Starfleet's Operation Return. This was partly due to Tora Ziyal saying she forced Quark into helping her and a plea from Grand Nagus Zek. However, the death of Ziyal, Rom and Nog saw Quark leave the station and return to Ferenginar. He left his bar under Morn's management before eventually selling it him.

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "Emissary"
2. ↑ *Star Trek: Deep Space Nine*
3. ↑ DS9: "Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places"
4. ↑ DS9: "Favor the Bold"
5. ↑ DS9: "Sacrifice of Angels"
6. ↑ *Spectrum*: "The Final Prophecy"

## External link

* Quark article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Red Blur

The **Red Blur** was the moniker used by a Human pirate active during the 24th century. The name was derived from his ability to quickly draw his disruptor and fire it accurately.

The Red Blur played to it by dressing in predominately red coloured clothing.

The Red Blur met his end when someone hired the Eliminator Letum to kill him. He showed why he was called the Red Blur when he seriously wounded Letum. He then left the Ferengi to die of his injuries as he departed the area. Letum was able to bring down his shuttle as it was leaving, killing the other members of his crew and captured him. The Red Blur attempted to buy for his freedom, which included giving Letum his personal custom built and ornately decorated disruptor. However, Letum was not interested and shot the Red Blur dead with his own disruptor.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "No Refunds"
Maquis

The **Maquis** were a group of ex-Federation citizen in the Demilitarized Zone who banded together to defend their colonies in the DMZ from the Cardassian Union.

## History

The Maquis announced their existence with the bombing of a freighter supplying the Cardassian colonists of the zone with weapons and the kidnapping of Gul Dukat. Ex-Starfleet commander Calvin Hudson was a prominent commander during the early days of the Maquis.

The Maquis cause was a popular one in the Federation and it grew, bolstered by members of Starfleet. They used several Federation designed vessels, such as the *Ju'day*-class, which came to be popularised as the Maquis raider and converted *Peregrine*-class couriers. The Maquis operated in cells to prevent the capture of a few individuals to seriously threaten the entire group.

Following the Klingon Empire's invasion of Cardassia the Maquis were emboldened and made significant gains against the severely weakened Cardassians. During this time the Klingons gave aid to the Maquis, including thirty class 4 cloaking devices to help in their efforts against the Cardassians.

This all came crashing down when the Cardassians joined the Dominion. The Jem'Hadar swept through the DMZ and managed to do in a few days what the Cardassians failed to do in three years, wipe out the Maquis.

## Ships

* Maquis raider
* *Peregrine*-class

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "The Maquis, Part I"
2. ↑ DS9: "The Maquis, Part II"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 DS9: "Blaze of Glory"

## External link

* Maquis article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Sabre class

A Sabre class at warp

The ***Sabre*-class** was a type of light cruiser fielded by the Federation Starfleet during the latter half of the 24th century.

## Design features

The *Sabre*-class was a very compact ship design. It differed from most Federation designs by having no separation between the saucer section and engineering hull. The ship had its nacelles connected directly to the side of the hull of the ship instead of connected away from the hull by pylons. This gives the ship a very sleek appearance and had low cross sections from the front and sides.

The ship was armed with four Type-X phaser arrays located on the dorsal and ventral sides of the saucer section. The ship also had two torpedo launchers. One pointing forward and the other to the rear.

The ship had two shuttlebays accessible from the front of the saucer.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 *SRMV1: The Ships of Starfleet*
2. ↑ *Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection* 56

## External link

* Saber class article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Saucer separation

**Saucer separation** is a maneuver where a Federation starship separates its saucer section from its stardrive section. It was often used in emergency situations. Some 24th century vessels, such as the *Galaxy*-class, could redock the two sections unaided.

## External link

* Saucer separation article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Mutiny

A **mutiny** was a rebellion by by people, typically in the military, against proper authority. Those who took part were referred to as mutineers.

Susan Core joked that if Jonathan Masters didn't answer her subspace communications when he moved to the USS *Swiftfire* she'd mutiny and take the USS *Bougainville* to hunt him down.

## External links

* Mutiny article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Mutiny article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Rex Mortuus Est

**Rex Mortuus Est** is a *Star Trek: The Farthest Star* novel that was started as part of NaNoWriMo 2017. The story follows Rex Callan post-Maquis.

Currently this piece has been shelved for the immediate future.

## Synopsis

Rex Callan is ex-Starfleet and now ex-Maquis and just wants to be left alone. However, he's about to find out that the past is harder hide from than it is to forget.
Sciences division

The **sciences division** was a division in Starfleet with specialists in the science and medical functions on starbases and starships that includes scientists, doctors and nurses and counselloring personnel.

In The latter half of the 24th century the division colour of science was blue.

## External link

* Sciences division article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Lieutenant junior grade

**Lieutenant junior grade** (also called **lieutenant jg**, or just **jg**) is a military rank.

It was used by the Federation Starfleet. It was immediately superior to ensign and immediately subordinate to lieutenant. This rank was also used in the same fashion by the Earth Starfleet, the Starfleet Starfighter Corps and the Starfleet Ground Forces.

The Starfleet Marine Corps rank of first lieutenant was an equivalent to a jg.

## External link

* Lieutenant junior grade article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Overcome Five

**Overcome Five** was the call sign used by Overcome Squadron. Typically Overcome Five was in command of Flight 2.

Overcome Five advocated for the squadron to go to the aid of the USS *Andrew Fisher* after it came under attack by a *Vor'cha*-class heavy warship during the Battle of Korvat. Later in the battle Overcome Five had to abandon their fighter.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "Chariots of Korvat"
Mess hall

A **mess hall** was is a place on starships and starbases where the crew can relax and grab a meal. On Federation starships it was sometimes used synonymously with ship lounge.

## *Defiant* class

The *Defiant*-class had a small functional mess hall that was serviced by one replicator. Due to the compact nature of the *Defiant* it was also used as a meeting room.

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations"
2. ↑ DS9: "Valiant"

## External link

* Mess hall article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Platoon

A **platoon** is a grouping of soldiers between squads and companies.

The Starfleet Ground Forces and Starfleet Marine Corps use platoon of between 20 to 60 soldiers. They are usually commanded by lieutenants or first lieutenants respectively.

The Dominion use platoons of 9 Jem'Hadar commanded by a Vorta Rona'atorn.

## See also

* Mezreko
* Rost'val
* Troop
* Trun
Korena Sisko

In two alternate universes, **Korena Sisko** was a Bajoran woman who married Jake Sisko.

In one timeline, Jake married Korena but they later separated and divorced due to Jake's obsession with freeing his father from being trapped in subspace.

In another timeline, Jake married Korena in 2382. Around two years later they had a son, Benny and lived on Bajor.

In 2394, she attended the annual Festival of Tears with her family. Several days later she was amongst those "of Bajor" that were transported to the Celestial Temple by the Prophets following the Reckoning.

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "The Visitor"
2. ↑ *Spectrum*: "The Final Prophecy"

## External link

* Korena article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Mountain

A **mountain** is am area that rises high above the surrounding area.

The Harbinger's Temple was located on a mountain on a planet in the Ciri system.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "Ripples"

## External link

* Mountain article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Mountain article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Report

A **report** is a written or verbal account of a situation that has occurred. After the situation, reports are typically placed in a computer **file** or **record** for later reference. Special types of reports are referred to as logs.

## Types of reports

Combat-related assessments
* After action report
* Battle report
* Casualty report
* Damage report
* Tactical report

Duty/department status and evaluations
* Away team report
* Conn report
* Crew performance report
* Crew personnel report
* Efficiency analysis
* Ops report
* Planetary survey report

General information
* Evaluation report
* Mission report
* Personnel report
* Progress report
* Situation report
* Status report

Medical- and death-related evaluations
* Autopsy report
* Injury report
* Medical report
* Psychological profile
* Termination report

Security and intelligence reports
* Crime scene report
* Criminal activity report
* Intelligence report
* Surveillance report

Space travel information
* Navigational report

Starship deployment and updates
* Arrival roster
* Starship Deploy Status
* Starship Mission Status

System conditions and analysis
* Engineering report
* Material subsistence report

## Types of files

* Medical file
* Permanent documentation file
* Personnel file

## Types of records

* Crew manifest
* Navigation record
* Police record
Odo

**Odo** was a Changeling, one of the Hundred that his people sent out into the galaxy. He served as the security chief under the Cardassians on Terok Nor and continued that role when the station became Deep Space 9.

He was first discovered in the Denorios belt in 2337. Found in his natural geltaneous state he was labelled *Odo'ital*, which meant "unknown sample". He was studied by Doctor Mora Pol who subjected him to various tests, unaware he was a sentient being. Odo was eventually able to make Mora aware of this.

Odo would find his way to Terok Nor where he became seen as a neutral observer, settling disputes between Bajorans. It was for this reason that Gul Dukat recruited him to be the station's security chief.

After the Cardassians abandoned Bajor, Odo continued on as the station's security chief how with a team of Bajoran deputies.

Odo finally discovered his origins in 2371. While the USS *Defiant* was on a mission t o contact the Founders Odo felt a draw to the Omarion Nebula where he found a rogue planet populated by other Changelings. He also discovered that the Changelings were also the Founders, leaders of the Dominion.

While on a trip to Earth to help devise countermeasures to the Changelings Odo was infected by Section 31 with a morphogenic virus. It was hoped that by linking with other Changelings he would spread the virus.

After killing another Founder, Odo was trapped in his humanoid form as punishment for that crime by the other Founders. During this he spread the virus to the entire Great Link. After months in this form his natural state was returned when a dying infant Changeling merged with him and undid what the Founders had done to him.

## Alternate realities

In an alternate universe where Dominion won the Dominion War, Odo returned to the Great Link after the failure of Operation Return. Jake Sisko believed that Odo had assisted Kira Nerys's escape from the station before he left.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 DS9: "The Begotten"
2. ↑ DS9: "The Alternate"
3. ↑ DS9: "Necessary Evil"
4. ↑ DS9: "Things Past"
5. ↑ DS9: "Emissary"
6. ↑ DS9: "The Search, Part I"
7. ↑ DS9: "Extreme Measures"
8. ↑ DS9: "Broken Link"
9. ↑ *Spectrum*: "The Final Prophecy"

## External link

* Odo article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Romulus

**Romulus** was a class M planet located in the Romulan system of the Beta Quadrant. The planet was settled on by am outshoot of Vulcans who came to be known as the Romulans. It also served as the capital world of the Romulan Star Empire.

In 2375, Romulus was the site of a conference between the Federation and Romulan Star Empire to discuss the progress of the Dominion War.

## External link

* Romulus article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Psychedelic experience

A **psychedelic experience**, also known as a **drug trip**, is an altered state of consciousness caused by the consumption of psychedelic substances.

Federation Security Agents Marjol Rin'an and Pedra Dyclin blamed the unusual and violent behaviour of two individuals under the influence of King Pio's flute on the ingestion of "bad mushrooms".

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "It's Always the Mushrooms"

## External link

* Psychedelic experience article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Portal:Locations

## Browse locations

* Galaxies
* Regions
	+ Alpha Quadrant
		- Federation
		- Cardassian Union
		- Breen Confederacy
	+ Beta Quadrant
		- Federation
		- Klingon Empire
		- Romulan Star Empire
	+ Delta Quadrant
		- Borg Collective
	+ Gamma Quadrant
		- Dominion
* Sectors
* Star systems
	+ Planets
		- Class D planets
		- Class K planets
		- Class M planets

* Other starbases
* Space stations
* Outposts
Klingon Sixth Battle Group

The **Sixth Battle Group** was a Klingon Defence Force battle group that was operational during the 24th century.

The Sixth along with the Second Battle Group overran the Archanis sector in 2373 after the Klingons broke a previously negotiated ceasefire in the Federation-Klingon War that was negotiated earlier in the year.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "Chariots of Korvat"
Pio

King **Pio** was the ruler of a civilisation that had long since fallen by the mid-24th century. His position was usurped by his children and as a result he created or had created a special flute that was designed to punish them by causing them to kill their families and themselves.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "It's Always the Mushrooms"
Second Fleet

The **Second Fleet** was a numbered fleet in the Federation Starfleet active during the 24th century.

Early in the Dominion War the Second Fleet was be deployed to the Kotanka system, where it was engaged by Dominion forces. Elements of the fleet were then reassigned to Starbase 375, where it joined the Fifth Fleet in preparation for and later took part in Operation Return.

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "Favor the Bold"
2. ↑ DS9: "Sacrifice of Angels"

## External link

* Second Fleet article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Orphan

An **orphan** is a child whose parents have died. A facility designed to house groups of orphans is called an orphanage.

*In an alternate universe, Quark quipped that the latinum he gave Jake Sisko was a donation to the "war orphans" following Jake's father's death.*

## External link

* Orphan article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Quantum torpedo

The **quantum torpedo** was a torpedo weapon used by various governments including the Federation and Cardassian Union.

More powerful than the photon torpedo the quantum torpedo was first deployed on the USS *Defiant*. After their successful service on the *Defiant* Starfleet started to equip other vessels with quantum torpedoes.

## External link

* Quantum torpedo article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Norway class

The ***Norway* class** was a type of fast frigate that saw service with the Federation Starfleet during the the 24th century.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 *SRMV1: The Ships of Starfleet*

## External links

* Norway class article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Norway class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Martok (Changeling)

General **Martok** was replaced by a **Changeling** in 2371 while hunting on Qo'noS. The Changeling then infiltrated the upper echelons of the Klingon Empire under the guise of Martok.

The changeling was able to cause much disruption during its time as Martok. It helped push the Klingon Empire into war against the Cardassian Union in 2372 as well as almost starting a war between the Klingons and the United Federation of Planets.

Later that year the changeling also convince Gowron to go to war against the Federation.

The other Founders convinced Odo that the changeling was in fact Gowron in the hopes that Starfleet would remove Gowron paving the way for Martok to ascend to chancellor and take full control of the Klingon Empire. However, the changeling was exposed by Odo and was killed in a hail of disruptor fire. The exposure and death of the changeling instead saw a ceasefire agreed between the Klingons and the Federation.

## References

1. ↑ DS9: "In Purgatory's Shadow"
2. ↑ DS9: "The Way of the Warrior"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 DS9: "Apocalypse Rising"
4. ↑ DS9: "Broken Link"

## External link

* Martok (Changeling) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Removed fiction

**Removed fiction** are pieces that have been removed from the series where there are currently no intentions for them to return. This excludes the majority of the pre-reboot *Star Trek: Swiftfire* as the intention is for most of those pieces to eventually return to the continuity.

## Stories

 "The Verdict of History"
 "The Decisions We Make..."
 "...and the Consequences We Reap"
 "There's No Angels Here"
Knife

A **knife** is a tool with a short sharp blade used for cutting that can be used as a weapon.

*In an alternate universe, Dukat confronted Kira Nerys in the Bajoran temple on Gateway Station with a knife.*

Agent Marjol Rin'an was forced to incapacitate a suspect after they attempted to attack their spouse with a kitchen knife while under the influence of King Pio's flute.

## Knives

* Bayonet
* D'k tahg
* Jem'Hadar combat knife

## References

1. ↑ *Spectrum*: "The Final Prophecy"
2. ↑ *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "It's Always the Mushrooms"

## External links

* Knife article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Knife article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Reckoning Tablet

The **Reckoning Tablet** was an ancient Bajoran artifact discovered under the ruins of the city of B'hala in 2374. The tablet was inscribed with archaic Bajoran ideograms that described the upcoming Reckoning.

After the tablet was discovered it was taken to Deep Space 9 by Captain Benjamin Sisko for study. After this the Bajoran wormhole entered into flux, causing environmental instability on Bajor, causing Kai Winn Adami to travel to the space station to request the tablet be returned. Frustrated by his lack of understanding of the tablet Sisko broke it, freeing a Prophet and a Pah-wraith.

*In an alternate universe where the Dominion won the Dominion War, the tablet was found by Jake Sisko and Prylar Letac Vari after Jake received a vision during an orb experience. Jake and the tablet were taken to Gateway Station where the tablet was confiscated by the Dominion. Weyoun wished to present the tablet as a fake with Jake Sisko as he believed that the tablet would foster rebellion against the Dominion.*

*While having dinner with Weyoun in an attempt to retrieve the orb Jake accidentally broke the tablet in a fit of rage and freed the two entities contained within and starting the Reckoning.*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 DS9: "The Reckoning"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Spectrum*: "The Final Prophecy"

## External link

* Reckoning Tablet article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Replicator

A **replicator** was a device that utilised transporter technology to create objects. It dematerialised quantities of matter and then rematerialised the matter in a desired form. It was also capable of acting in reserve by de-constructing items and storing their matter for later use.

By the 24th century replicators were widely available throughout the Federation. They could be found on their planets, space stations and vessels. With the latter two they served as the main source of foods and beverages for the crew and occupants. The quality of replicated foods and beverages were the same as the "real" thing, though some individuals claimed to be able to tell the difference between a replicated version and the real one.

Federation worlds often had public replicators available for use by anyone.

Agents Marjol Rin'an and Pedra Dyclin blamed a replicator error on Koorura for creating "bad mushrooms" that altered the state of two individuals whom attempted to murder their spouses while under the influence of the King Pio's flute artefact. To complete the illusion they were going to need a comrade to create and plant the error for investigators to fine.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Star Trek: The Farthest Star*: "It's Always the Mushrooms"

## External link

* Replicator article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Gowron

**Gowron** was a Klingon politician who served as the Chancellor of the Klingon High Council during the 2360s and 70s.

In 2367, Gowron was elected as the new Klingon Chancellor.

In 2372, Gowron pulled the Klingon Empire out the Khitomer Accords after the Federation Council denounced the Klingon invasion of the Cardassian Union. At the end of the year Gowron sent the Federation an ultimatium for them to evacuate the Archanis sector or they would be forced out. When the Federation did not the two states went to war.

Three months later after General Martok was exposed as a Changeling Gowron agreed to a ceasefire in the war.

In 2375, Gowron was killed by Worf in a duel over after Worf challenged his leadership towards the end of the Dominion War.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 TNG: "Reunion"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 DS9: "Tacking Into the Wind"
3. ↑ DS9: "The Way of the Warrior"
4. ↑ DS9: "Broken Link"
5. ↑ DS9: "Apocalypse Rising"

## External link

* Gowron article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.