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Inside the Klingon D7 Class Battle Cruiser

Learn about the cruiser that became the pinnacle of combat warships in the 23rd Century.

The Klingon D7 Class Battle Cruiser was the pinnacle of combat warships in the 23rd Century. The mainstay of the Imperial Klingon Fleet, the D7 inspired fear and capitulation throughout the quadrant. To go up against a fleet of D7 warships was to invite doom…

Cruiser Cutaway

At 228 meters long and a crew of around 430, it was not the largest ship of the time. However, this versatile vessel could take on many roles in addition to being a combat ship. It was quick and maneuverable with its S-2 Graf Unit propulsion system, similar to the Federation Starfleet’s Warp Drive. On several encounters with the U.S.S. Enterprise in the 2260’s, the D7 was used as a scout ship, able to slip in and out of the Enterprise ’s sensor range with ease.

The D7 was heavily armed, featuring phasers, photon torpedos, and two nacelle mounted disruptor cannons. The cannons could fire extremely powerful disruptor bolts utilizing power directly from the ships engines. Their placement on the outer wings gave them a great range and wide field of fire. In concert with the forward photon torpedo launcher, the ship could produce a devastating frontal assault on its target.

A Conflict of Interests

The Enterprise and the Federation Fleet were about to find out how long they could survive against an armada of D7 cruisers in 2267 while in conflict over the planet Organia. The Klingon forces and their leader, Commander Kor, had landed on the planet, seizing control of an oddly docile group of people. Organia was a strategically perfect planet and the Klingons and Federation wanted it for themselves.

As both fleets gathered to what what would have been the most destructive and costly war the quadrant had ever seen, the Organians had other plans. Through their non-corporeal powers, they seized both fleets and halted the conflict. Reluctant at first, both parties eventually agreed to cease hostilities. The full test of the D7 versus the Federation Constitution-Class in all out warfare was tabled, for now… (TOS: “ Errand of Mercy ”)

Klingons and Romulans Conspiring Together…

Another disturbing event for the Federation happened in 2268 when it was discovered that the Klingon Empire and the Romulan Star Empire had made an alliance. A few exchanges including the Romulans adding the far superior D7 to their fleet and the Klingons receiving the Romulan cloaking technology, rendering ships invisible to eyes and sensors, increased the Federation’s anxiety.

The Federation concocted a secret plan to capture one of the Romulan cloaking devices, now installed on the Romulan D7 cruisers brandishing the glorious Romulan Bird of Prey art. The Enterprise was once again sent into danger to acquire one of these precious devices. After Kirk’s plan had succeeded, the Enterprise warped as fast as it could back to the neutral zone as the Romulans gave chase. Just entering weapons range of the powerful disruptor cannons, the Enterprise suddenly disappeared. Chief Engineering Officer Montgomery Scott had been able to integrate the cloaking device into their systems and activate it just in time. The Romulan ship could have dealt significant damage to the Enterprise on the first volley of weapons, but they were too late. (TOS: “ The Enterprise Incident ”)

Klingons and Starfleet Working Together

If the cloaking device could be integrated into the Enterprise ’s systems, then perhaps these two great ships were not as dissimilar as one might think. In 2269, the Enterprise and the I.K.S. Klothos , under the command of Kor, were able to combine their dwindling power systems in order to escape a pocket of null space in which they were trapped. The ships docked together to reach the speed of Warp 8 needed to break free of the null space pocket. (TAS: “ The Time Trap ”)

“Kirk...Tribbles?”

Kor was not the only captain of one of these mighty ships. Two other Dahar Masters (the title of a legendary Klingon warrior) would also command the D7 , Kang and Koloth.

Captain Koloth would encounter the Enterprise several times in the 2260’s. Two of note involved Sherman’s Planet, a world the Federation was attempting to develop. Koloth would meet Kirk at Deep Space Station K-7 with the I.K.S. Gr’oth . Koloth and a Klingon spy, Arne Darvin attempted to poison the grain bound for Sherman’s Planet, but were thwarted by one of the most hated, reviled, loathed villains of the Klingon Empire, Tribbles. (TOS: “ The Trouble With Tribbles ”)

Tribbles would again play a role in foiling the plans of Captain Koloth. In 2269, the empire had developed a new starship projected stasis weapon which could render opposing ships completely inert. Koloth, now in command of the I.K.S. Devisor , proceeded to test the weapon against the Enterprise whilst it was distracted escorting two robot grain ships and after giving chase to the privateer, Cyrano Jones. Jones had previously been the cause and solution to the previous problems on K-7 . The projected stasis weapon was a great idea in theory, but in practice, it also immobilized the ship projecting the beam. All the power required to use it drained the ship itself. (TAS: “ More Tribbles, More Troubles ”)

The D7 would eventually be refit into the venerable K’Tinga Class . The K’Tinga would continue on well into the next century, even taking part in the Dominion War. The legacy of the D7 would inspire many Klingon ship designs in the years to come, most all featuring a long neck with the command center at the end, wings with disruptor cannons, and a generally sleek, aggressive look.

Behind the Scenes

The D7 was designed by art director Matt Jefferies, designer of the original U.S.S. Enterprise . He “had to design a ship that would be instantly recognizable as an enemy ship, especially for a flash cut. There had to be no way it could be mistaken for our guys. It had to look threatening, even vicious.” The studio filming miniature was built by AMT, who would later produce a model kit.” (Matt Jefferies, Star Trek Sketchbook , 1997)

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When Did The Klingons Acquire Cloaking Tech? 2268?

Discussion in ' Star Trek: Discovery ' started by Kane_Steel , Oct 4, 2017 .

Kane_Steel Fleet Captain Fleet Captain

According to the official Star Trek page, the Klingons only had cloaking tech by 2268. http://www.startrek.com/database_article/cloaking-device-klingon This is to line up with Star Trek TOS and Kor's statements in his DS9 episode. http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Cloaking_device Was there are temporary alliance between Romulans and Klingons? When do you think Klingons acquired cloaking technology?  

Mirror Mirror Commodore Commodore

You're point? The Klingons do not have Cloak In DSC, One Klingon had it on two ships. Which the other Klingons found amazing and did not believe he had them. Where did he get them, we do not know. Sorry man, you are fishing and this is not a Canon Violation  

Nerys Myk A Spock and a smile Premium Member

Currently it's sometime before 2256.  

Zombie Cheerleader said: ↑ Currently it's sometime before 2256. Click to expand...

Mirror Mirror said: ↑ Does not mean the empire has access to it. They seemed kinda amazed by it really. Click to expand...

Zombie Cheerleader said: ↑ True Click to expand...

Zombie Cheerleader said: ↑ And conversely, the Enterprise crew in TEI, don't seem phased by a Klingon ship with a cloaking device. Click to expand...

INACTIVEUSS Einstein Fleet Captain Fleet Captain

The Romulans having the cloak in ENT was the all time worst canon violation in Star Trek for me. It contradicted a major plot point in Balance of Terror, one of Star Trek's best episodes, and it wasn't even really necessary as there are dozens ways ships can appear dramatically - such as just appearing from warp. But it looks like the cat is well and truly out of the bag in terms of cloaking now - anyone can have it. The pity of it is, that cloak isn't even used that well anymore - from being a brilliant excuse for tense submarine warfare in space, it's grown into a less and less pragmatic thing. I'm enjoying DSC - it would have been just as good without cloaking, but whatever, it's done anyway, and we can probably expect it in any era of Trek from now on.  

F. King Daniel Fleet Admiral Admiral

They've changed a lot of things in DSC. Klingons were developing cloaks earlier than TOS in novels and comics for decades, though. And they were decloaking during Kelvin Kirk's Kobayashi Maru test too.  

Philip Guyott Fleet Captain Fleet Captain

Future Guy gave it to them  

Timo Fleet Admiral Admiral

That forgettable TOS episode was the biggest violator of established canon - as USS Einstein says, ships approaching so fast or by such unknown means that they are suddenly on top of our heroes, "unseen until it's too late", is well established back in "Charlie X" already. So neither Kirk nor Spock is entitled to showing surprise at Romulan invisibility, let alone claiming that invisibility is a theoretical possibility only. That Klingons would not believe in cloaks pre-"Binary" is thankfully never indicated. ENT shows them witnessing invisibility, just like any space traveler sooner or later has to. They show definite interest in it, and in holoprojection tech. They no doubt struggle to obtain the tech. And ultimately, they succeed - but not by 2256 yet, as their holograms still aren't up to the TAS/TNG "holodeck" levels, and there's no imperial cloaking program underway yet. I guess individual Klingons could have acquired cloaks on several occasions in the centuries preceding DSC, but being so divided, would squander them in quests of personal glory. Romulans, supposedly being more methodical and totalitarian (despite being introduced in TOS as a culture of backstabbers), might hold on to this as such commonplace if a bit high-end galactic tech better and reverse-engineer and refine it to their primitive purposes. Humans, being newcomers, would not yet have had the time to secure cloaks from any source. And Vulcans wouldn't be telling. Timo Saloniemi  

Ronald Held Vice Admiral Admiral

Seems hard to believe some Romulan cloaks found its way to the black market. Could those xenophobic Klingons buy one from any Romulan?  

Why pay? Kirk stole one - so it can't be too hard! But Romulans are more likely to be buyers than sellers. Just a century later, cloaks are everywhere. For all we know, they always were, and just went unseen for certain pretty obvious reasons. Timo Saloniemi  

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The following events occurred in the year 2268 according to the Earth calendar.

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• VAN short story : " The Ruins of Noble Men "
• TOS : " The Gamesters of Triskelion "
• TOS : " Obsession "
• TOS novel : Best Defense
• TOS novel : Purgatory's Key
• TOS novel : Faces of Fire
• TOS : " The Immunity Syndrome "
• TOS : " A Piece of the Action "
• TOS : " By Any Other Name "
• TOS : " Return to Tomorrow "
• TOS novel : A Choice of Catastophes
• TOS : " Patterns of Force "
• TOS : " The Ultimate Computer "
• TOS : " The Omega Glory "
• TOS : " Assignment: Earth "
• TOS novel : From History's Shadow
• TOS : " Spectre of the Gun "
• VAN novel : What Judgments Come
• TOS : " Elaan of Troyius "
• TOS : " The Paradise Syndrome "
• TOS comic : 1971/4860.2
• TOS : " The Enterprise Incident "
• TOS : " And the Children Shall Lead "
• TOS comic : The Dream Walkers
• TOS : " Spock's Brain "
• TOS : " Is There in Truth No Beauty? "
• TOS : " The Empath "
• TOS : " The Tholian Web "
• TOS short story : " Devices and Desires "
• TOS novel : Cloak
• TOS : " For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky ""
• TOS short story : " The Unhappy Ones "
• TOS : " Day of the Dove "
• TOS : " Plato's Stepchildren "
• TOS novel : First Frontier
• TOS : " Wink of an Eye "
• TOS : " That Which Survives "
• TOS novel : One Small Step / " One Giant Leap "
• TOS novel : How Much for Just the Planet?
• VAN novel : Storming Heaven (Part 1)
• TOS : " Let That Be Your Last Battlefield "
• TOS : " Whom Gods Destroy "
• TOS : " The Mark of Gideon "

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• 2268 article at Memory Alpha , the canon Star Trek wiki.
• 2268 article at Memory Beta , the non-canon Star Trek wiki.
• 2268 article at Star Trek Expanded Universe , the fanon and fanworks Star Trek wiki.
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• Ceti Alpha VI explodes. The effect alters Ceti Alpha V 's orbit slightly, transforming it from a luxurious garden world into an inhospitable desert. [2]
• Stardate 3478.2 : Strange radiation exposes a landing party from the Enterprise to the effects of rapid aging. [3]
• Stardate 4513.3 : Captain Kirk and the crew have another run-in with Harry Mudd , this time finding him as the king of a planet of androids . [4]
• Stardate 4523.3 : Tribbles — purring, limbless, and fertile — disrupt the colonization of a disputed planet between the Klingon Empire and the Federation . [5]
• Stardate 4040.7 : Captain Kirk and a landing party are forced to fight in gladiatorial games on a planet modeled after the Roman Empire . [6]
• Stardate 3842.3 : While transporting dignitaries to an important peace conference, the Enterprise is pursued by a mysterious vessel and an assassin is discovered among the passengers. [7]
• Stardate 4211.4 : Captain Kirk must decide how to save a primitive people from the technological interference of the Klingons . [8]
• Stardate 3211.7 : Captain Kirk , Chekov and Uhura are kidnapped by powerful disembodied aliens and forced to fight in gladiatorial contests for the aliens' gambling entertainment. [9]
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• Stardate 4307.1 : The crew of the Enterprise encounters an energy-draining amoeboid cosmozoan . [11]
• Stardate Unknown : The Enterprise visits a planet with a violent culture based on America's 1920s prohibition era. [12]
• Stardate 4657.5 : Beings from the Andromeda galaxy steal the Enterprise , modify it, and attempt to return home. [13]
• Stardate 4768.3 : Telepathic aliens take control of Kirk and Spock 's bodies with the intention to build new, mechanized bodies for themselves. [14]
• Stardate 2534.0 : The crew of the Enterprise visits Ekos , a planet dominated by a Nazi culture and at war with its planetary neighbor, Zeon , while searching for missing Federation historian John Gill . [15]
• Stardate 4729.4 : A new computer system causes havoc while being tested aboard the Enterprise . [16]
• Stardate Unknown : Captain Kirk must battle a deadly virus and a treacherous fellow starship captain to stop an intertribal war. [17]
• Stardate Unknown : During an historical research mission in 1968, the Enterprise encounters Gary Seven , a human with advanced technology who appears to be attempting to alter Earth 's history. [18]
• Stardate 4385.3 : For trespassing on an alien world, Captain Kirk and his companions are forced to re-enact the famous shoot-out at the O.K. Corral with themselves cast as the losing side. [19]
• Stardate 4372.5 : Captain Kirk hosts a spoiled princess , who must bring peace to a star system at war. [20]

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• Stardate 4842.6 : A mysterious alien device on a planet with a predominantly Native American culture erases Captain Kirk 's memory, and he begins a life with them as a member of their tribe. [21]
• Stardate 5027.3 : The Enterprise participates in a Starfleet operation to seize a prototype of a new Romulan cloaking device . The Enterprise escapes with both the device and confirmation that the Romulans are using ships of Klingon design. [22]
• Stardate 5041.1 : The crew of the Enterprise rescues a group of children stranded on a planet, along with their evil "imaginary" friend . [23]
• Stardate 5431.4 : Captain Kirk pursues aliens who have stolen Spock 's brain. [24]
• Stardate 5630.7 : The Enterprise transports an alien ambassador who must travel inside a special case, because his appearance causes insanity. [25]
• Stardate 5121.5 : While visiting a doomed planet, an Enterprise landing party is subject to torturous experiments to test an empathic race. [26]

U.S.S. Defiant in interphase ( TOS 64 )

• Stardate 5693.2 : Captain Kirk is caught between dimensions while the Enterprise is trapped by an energy draining web spun by the Tholians . [27]
• Stardate 5476.3 : As Dr. McCoy discovers he is dying of an incurable disease , the crew of the Enterprise rush to stop an asteroid from colliding with a Federation world, only to discover that the asteroid is, in fact, a disguised alien vessel . They find an entire civilization living in the ship who believe they are actually on a planet, and a dictatorial "Oracle" who forbids any attempt to discover the truth. [28]

Notes and References

• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene (Producer). Star Trek: The Motion Picture . Directed by Robert Wise . Story by Alan Dean Foster . Screenplay by Harold Livingston . Paramount Pictures . 7 December 1979 .
• ↑ Salin, Robert (Producer). Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan . Directed by Nicholas Meyer . Story by Harve Bennett and Jack B. Sowards . Screenplay by Nicholas Meyer (Uncredited). Paramount Pictures . 4 June 1982 .
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "The Deadly Years." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 11. Directed by Joseph Pevney . Written by David P. Harmon . Desilu Productions , 8 December 1967.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "I, Mudd." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 12. Directed by Marc Daniels . Written by Stephen Kandel . Desilu Productions , 3 November 1967.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "The Trouble With Tribbles." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 13. Directed by Joseph Pevney . Written by David Gerrold . Desilu Productions , 29 December 1967.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "Bread and Circuses." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 14. Directed by Ralph Senensky . Written by Gene Roddenberry and Gene L. Coon . Desilu Productions , 15 March 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "Journey to Babel." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 15. Directed by Joseph Pevney . Written by D.C. Fontana . Desilu Productions , 17 November 1967.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer / Teleplay ). "A Private Little War." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 16. Directed by Marc Daniels . Story by Jud Crucis . Desilu Productions , 2 February 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "The Gamesters of Triskelion." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 17. Directed by Gene Nelson . Written by Margaret Armen . Desilu Productions , 5 January 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "Obsession." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 18. Directed by Ralph Senensky . Written by Art Wallace . Desilu Productions , 15 December 1967.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "The Immunity Syndrome." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 19. Directed by Joseph Pevney . Written by Robert Sabaroff . Desilu Productions , 19 January 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "A Piece of the Action." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 20. Directed by James Komack . Written by David P. Harmon (Story and Teleplay) and Gene L. Coon (Teleplay). Desilu Productions , 12 January 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "By Any Other Name." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 21. Directed by Marc Daniels . Story by Jerome Bixby Teleplay by Jerome Bixby & D.C. Fontana . Desilu Productions , 23 February 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "Return to Tomorrow." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 22. Directed by Ralph Senensky . Written by John Kingsbridge . Desilu Productions , 9 February 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "Patterns of Force." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 23. Directed by Vincent McEveety . Written by John Meredyth Lucas . Desilu Productions , 16 February 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "The Ultimate Computer." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 24. Directed by John Meredyth Lucas . Story by Laurence N. Wolfe . Teleplay by D.C. Fontana . Desilu Productions , 8 March 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ). "The Omega Glory." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 25. Directed by Vincent McEveety . Written by Gene Roddenberry . Desilu Productions , 1 March 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer / Story ). "Assignment: Earth." Star Trek , Season 2, Episode 26. Directed by Marc Daniels . Story by Gene Roddenberry & Art Wallace . Teleplay by Art Wallace . Desilu Productions , 29 March 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ) and Freiberger, Fred ( Producer ). "Spectre of the Gun." Star Trek , Season 3, Episode 1. Directed by Vincent McEveety . Written by Lee Cronin . Paramount Pictures Corporation , 25 October 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ) and Freiberger, Fred ( Producer ). "Elaan of Troyius." Star Trek , Season 3, Episode 2. Directed by John Meredyth Lucas . Written by John Meredyth Lucas . Paramount Pictures Corporation , 20 December 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ) and Freiberger, Fred ( Producer ). "The Paradise Syndrome." Star Trek , Season 3, Episode 3. Directed by Jud Taylor . Written by Margaret Armen . Paramount Pictures Corporation , 4 October 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ) and Freiberger, Fred ( Producer ). "The Enterprise Incident." Star Trek , Season 3, Episode 4. Directed by John Meredyth Lucas . Written by D.C. Fontana . Paramount Pictures Corporation , 27 September 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ) and Freiberger, Fred ( Producer ). "And the Children Shall Lead." Star Trek , Season 3, Episode 5. Directed by Marvin Chomsky . Written by Edward J. Lakso . Paramount Pictures Corporation , 11 October 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ) and Freiberger, Fred ( Producer ). "Spock's Brain." Star Trek , Season 3, Episode 6. Directed by Marc Daniels . Written by Lee Cronin . Paramount Pictures Corporation , 20 September 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ) and Freiberger, Fred ( Producer ). "Is There In Truth No Beauty?." Star Trek , Season 3, Episode 7. Directed by Ralph Senensky . Written by Jean Lisette Aroeste . Paramount Pictures Corporation , 18 October 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ) and Freiberger, Fred ( Producer ). "The Empath." Star Trek , Season 3, Episode 8. Directed by John Erman . Written by Joyce Muskat . Paramount Pictures Corporation , 6 December 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ) and Freiberger, Fred ( Producer ). "The Tholian Web." Star Trek , Season 3, Episode 9. Directed by Herb Wallerstein and Ralph Senensky . Written by Judy Burns and Chet Richards . Paramount Pictures Corporation , 15 November 1968.
• ↑ Roddenberry, Gene ( Executive Producer ) and Freiberger, Fred ( Producer ). "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky." Star Trek , Season 3, Episode 10. Directed by Tony Leader . Written by Rik Vollaerts . Paramount Pictures Corporation , 8 November 1968.
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This book probably really started somewhere in the late 1970's. Back then, I was a little tyke interested in the 'gee whiz' aspects of science fiction, particularly the ships and technology shown on Star Trek while it was in syndication. To whet my appetite even more, my uncle was a 'fictional technology' fan as well and had a large number of 'Starship' books, both official and not, from the early days of Star Trek's fandom. Needless to say, I got into them an awful lot, much to his chagrin. Of course, still as a little tyke, I was tracing the drawings from Franz Joseph's Technical Manual and making new ship designs of my own. I didn't know a thing about warp dynamics and all the other details now called 'Treknology'. I simply wanted to make a lot of new ships and have fun drawing them. Since that time, there's been a number of new Star Trek television shows, countless fan publications, role-playing games, and other odds and ends that helped flesh out the Trek universe I grew up with. And, naturally, there were more ships the fuel my imagination. (Several of those ships appear here.) So this book goes out to my uncle Mike, who was kind enough not only to put up with my getting into his cool things all the time, but for also encouraging me to dream and imagine, especially during those times I needed to look forward the most. It also goes out to both the creators of Star Trek, and the many fans who joined into the spirit of the series and the universe it presented with their own creative works. Thank you to all of you for filling a young boy's dreams.

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The 23rd Century is a span of 100 Earth years that started in 2201 and ended in 2300. The century is defined by several conflicts among the powers of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants of the Galaxy . Despite constant threats, the United Federation of Planets faces an unprecedented growth and advancement of science and society.

The 23rd century is the starting point for both the DSC Starfleet and TOS Starfleet factions, as well as the settings of several missions for other factions.

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2201-2249 [ | ].

• Starfleet and Klingon forces fight the Battle of Donatu V
• The U.S.S. Enterprise is commissioned under the command of Robert T. April

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• Christopher Pike takes command of the U.S.S. Enterprise .

The U.S.S. Glenn in service during the Federation-Klingon War

• The messianic T'Kuvma seeks to reunite infighting Klingon houses, with L'Rell among his most passionate followers.
• Starfleet and Klingon forces brutally clash at the Battle at the Binary Stars, leading to the first Federation-Klingon War . ( “Battle at the Binary Stars” )
• Cloaking technology is distributed among several Klingon houses, gaining Klingon forces a decisive advantage in the war.
• Klingon Matriarch J'Ula attacks a Starfleet vessel on a cadet training cruise and kills its Captain, Anton Schaefer . ( “Routine Maneuvers” )
• As one of the most important dilithium mining facilities of the Federation, Corvan II comes under repeated Klingon attack. ( “Children of War” )
• Priors World is retaken by the Federation in Operation Riposte , led by Gabriel Lorca of the U.S.S. Buran . Aakar of House Mo'Kai is captured. ( “Operation Riposte” )
• Lorca is holding Priors World with a small contingent of ships and arranges for another vessel to transfer the Klingon prisoners, including Aakar to Facility 2047 . However, J'Ula instigates a rapid jailbreak from Facility 2047, returning Aakar to the front lines. ( “The Plausibility of the Possible” )
• The Federation fleet at Priors World is destroyed with the only survivor being Gabriel Lorca (unknowingly switched with his Terran counterpart ) and the few crew members who were out of the system at that time. All but Lorca and Landry are eventually killed by Klingon forces after being briefly stranded on Priors 5d . Lorca and Landry transfer to the U.S.S. Discovery . ( “Impossibility of Reason” )
• J'Ula steals mycelial-related technology from the U.S.S. Glenn . ( “Secrets” )
• U.S.S. Glenn is lost with all hands during a classified propulsion experiment.
• As the Federation-Klingon War rages on, more than 20% of Federation territory is lost and Starfleet expects to lose the war.
• Starbase 1 is lost to Klingon Forces of House D'Ghor , while matriarch J'Ula and several Starfleet officers disappear during the battle. ( “Downfall” )
• Following an intervention by the U.S.S. Discovery , the new Klingon chancellor L'Rell agrees to a cease fire between the Klingon Empire and the Federation, ending the Federation-Klingon War.
• Control , a Section 31 AI, goes rogue and attempts to acquire an ancient archive (referred to as "The Sphere Data") to become fully sentient. In an attempt to find answers, the crew of the U.S.S. Discovery trap an entity known as the "Red Angel" on Essof IV. Eventually, the Discovery and the Enterprise fight off Control until the Discovery can be propelled 1000 years into the future to protect The Sphere Data. ( “The Measure of Morality (Part 1)” )

2260s (Star Trek: The Original Series) [ | ]

Drozana Station in pristine condition

• Driffen's Comet passes the Drozana System
• An unknown epidemic spreads aboard Drozana Station . ( “Everything Old is New” )
• The House of Duras and the House of B'vat have a hostile feud.
• The Enterprise starts its most famous five-year mission under the command of James T. Kirk.
• The Borg invade the El-Aurian homeworld in the Beta Quadrant.
• After a century of isolation, the Romulan Empire attacks several Federation outposts.
• Species M-113 is thought to be extinct, after the last known creature is killed by Leonard McCoy .

Paradise City on Nimbus III is established in 2267

• After a short period of renewed conflict, the Treaty of Organia is signed by the Federation and the Klingon Empire
• A Doomsday Machine is destroyed by the U.S.S. Constellation .
• Nimbus III is colonized by Federation , Klingon and Romulan citizens.
• An alliance occurs between the Romulan Empire and the Klingon Empire
• Tribbles are introduced to Deep Space K-7 .
• The Babel Conference is held to finalize the admittance of Coridan into the Federation. ( “Return to Babel” )
• The U.S.S. Defiant is lost in an encounter with Tholians . ( “Tangled Webs” )

2270s (Star Trek Online: Agents of Yesterday-Star Trek I) [ | ]

Natives of Taurus II attacking a crashed Federation starship in 2270

• Starfleet revisits the Murasaki-12 Effect after a survey ship is destroyed in the area by Klingon forces. ( “I Sing of Arms” , “The Taurean Affair” )
• The Federation and the Gorn Hegemony each maintain a presence in the Edren System . Because of this, the Romulan Star Empire tries to manipulate both powers into war, however their plan is foiled by the Federation forces. ( “In the Shadow of Cestus” )
• Deep Space K-13 disappears under mysterious circumstances after an attack of the neural parasites . ( “Painful Omens” )
• A Klingon fleet attacks a Starfleet colony in the Caleb System . When they arrive there they find Federation forces prepared to defend the planet, this way starting the Battle of Caleb IV, the first battle in which the Klingons made use of Cloaking Technology. ( “The Battle of Caleb IV” )
• The Enterprise encounters a Starfleet ship from the 25th Century and helps to fend off B'vat 's forces. ( “Past Imperfect” )
• An entity known as V'ger attacks Earth in search of its creator. The newly refitted and untested Enterprise averts this crisis, but not without the loss of two crew members, Lieutenant Ilia and Commander Will Decker.
• The alliance between the Romulan Empire and the Klingon Empire ends

2280 to 2299 (Star Trek II-IV) [ | ]

The Excelsior class is commissioned in 2285

• The Enterprise is destroyed over Genesis in the Mutara Nebula .
• Starfleet unsuccessfully experiments with transwarp technology .
• The Miranda class starship is in service by this year.
• The U.S.S. Excelsior is commissioned as the first of her class .
• For the last time in almost a century , Earth enters a state of emergency as it is attacked by the Whale Probe.
• Two humpback whales, George and Gracie , are released in the Bay of San Francisco .
• The U.S.S Enterprise -A is commissioned.
• A Cardassian colony is established on Goralis III .
• Notable negotiations between the Federation and the Klingon Empire take place at Korvat Colony .
• The Klingon moon Praxis explodes.
• The First Khitomer Accords are signed.
• The U.S.S Enterprise -B launches on its maiden voyage on which James T. Kirk disappears.
• El-Aurian survivors appear in Federation space.
• Montgomery Scott disappears with the U.S.S. Jenolan .

Alternate realities [ | ]

• In the Kelvin Timeline, the Tuterians used the Klingons of that reality to defend their sphere network. ( “Terminal Expanse” )
• In an alternate reality created by the Na'kuhl meddling of the Babel Conference, the Federation annexed Coridan , and by 2270 the situation has degraded further with an opposition movement taking hostages. ( “Return to Babel” )
• In another alternate timeline, this time created by a Na'kuhl attack on the Tholians in 2268, Tholians began mobilizing their troops in 2270 against the Federation thinking they had been responsible for the unprovoked attacked two years earlier. ( “Tangled Webs” )

Other notable events [ | ]

Spock was born (and reborn) in the 23rd century

Births [ | ]

• Leonard James Akaar (2267, Capella IV)
• Brett Anderson
• Philippa Georgiou
• James T. Kirk (2233, Earth )
• Leonard McCoy (2227, Earth )
• Montgomery Scott (2222, Earth )
• Spock (2230, Vulcan ; 2285, Genesis)
• Justin Straal
• Sylvia Tilly
• Tuvok (2264, Vulcan )

Deaths [ | ]

• Brett Anderson (2256)
• Jonathan Archer (2245)
• Philippa Georgiou (2256)
• Kensington (2256)
• James T. Kirk (2293, assumed)
• Montgomery Scott (2294, assumed)
• Spock (2285, resurrected)
• Justin Straal (2256)
• T'Kuvma (2256)

First Contacts (United Federation of Planets) [ | ]

Official [ | ].

• Capellan (2267)
• El-Aurian (<2293)
• Gorn (2267)
• Guardian of Forever (2267)
• Horta (2267)
• Species M-113 (2266)
• Terran Empire (2267)

Starship classes [ | ]

Class F Shuttles were in service for Starfleet during the 23rd century

• Class F Shuttle (2250s)
• Constitution class (2250-90s)
• Light Cruiser (2270s)
• Advanced Heavy Cruiser (2280s)
• Light Science Vessel (2280s)

• Federation Shuttlecraft

Missions [ | ]

Some missions below are playable beyond the faction indicated, but only as a simulation and hence do not technically take place in the 23rd century. Other simulations set in the 23rd century are available beyond those listed here.

External links [ | ]

• 23rd century at Memory Alpha , the Star Trek Wiki.
• 23rd century at Memory Beta , the non-canon Star Trek Wiki.
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• 3 Playable starship

The Star Trek “Origin” Movie Is Finally Going Into Production

The new Star Trek prequel movie is set to be revealed on the big screen. Probably.

For 30 years — from 1979 to 2009 — the longest wait between new Star Trek feature films was seven years. And, for most of that period, from the release of Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) to Star Trek: Nemesis (2002), there was almost always a new Star Trek movie in theaters every two to four years. But after the wildly successful J.J. Abrams-directed reboot film in 2009, the release clip for Trek movies went from maximum warp to impulse power, to glacially slow. And now, by the time the next Star Trek movie hits theaters, it will have been about 10 years since the previous one — Star Trek Beyond — beamed into cinemas in 2016.

Since that time, for Trekkies, updates of a new Star Trek film have been very similar to the game football Lucy plays with Charlie Brown; just when a hypothetical movie sounds real, it gets snatched away. But now, there’s a glimmer of hope. Thanks to reports out of CinemaCon 2024, it looks like, the next Trek film is scheduled for release in either 2025 or 2026. But what’s it about? And will it really happen?

Star Trek 14 is “an untitled origin story”

The new “origin story” will be set before the 2009 reboot. But how many decades before?

During CinemaCon 2024, Paramount confirmed several in-development projects including a live-action GI Joe / Transformers crossover (teased in 2023’s Rise of the Beasts ), a hardcore Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles live-action movie, a remake of the sci-fi thriller The Running Man (from Edgar Wright), the confirmation of an Avatar trilogy, and the assertion that a new Star Trek feature film will go into production this year, with a release date soon to follow.

Since 2016 to now, there have been at least five different attempts to make a new Star Trek film, either as timey wimey direct sequel to Beyond (“Star Trek 4”) a one-off space mobster movie (Quentin Tarantino’s script) or something else entirely (Noah Hawley and Matt Shakman’s attempts that remain undisclosed). But now, although Paramount is reportedly developing a sequel to Beyond — which would feature the reboot cast from the 2009 film one last time — the next Star Trek movie is not that sequel, but instead, as previously reported , an “origin story” that “takes place decades before the 2009 Star Trek film that rebooted the franchise.” This movie has been confirmed to be directed by Toby Haynes ( Andor, Doctor Who ) with a script from Seth Grahame-Smith ( The Lego Batman Movie , Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter) .

Wait? Wasn’t the 2009 film an “origin story?” While the answer to this question is technically a “yes,” the 2009 film (just titled Star Trek ) was also partially a time-travel sequel to the canon established in The Next Generation , and literally everything else in the Trek franchise up until that point. By saying the new prequel film takes place “decades before” the first reboot, this could hypothetically mean that the movie takes place in both the Prime and Kelvin timelines simultaneously.

TLDR: The Trek timeline diverged in the first reboot movie, beginning in the year 2233, so, a story set even a few decades before that divergence, in the 2210s or 2220s or earlier, would be consistent with all versions of Trek's future history. Presumably, the “origin story” won’t take place in the two decades between the prologue of the 2009 film (2233) and the main story (2258), because honestly, even for hardcore Trekkies that’s a big canon headache. So, sometime in the early 2200s, but before the 2230s is probably the best bet. And, even if the movie was set a bit earlier than that — say in the late 2180s or 2190s — we’d still be dealing with a very early point of Starfleet history that has never been depicted and that we know almost nothing about. Hence, if you squint — and don’t think about the prequel series Enterprise (2151-2161) too much — then yes, we’re looking at an origin story in which pretty much anything could happen.

Star Trek “origin” movie release date

One of the earliest shots of the USS Enterprise — from the 1964 Star Trek pilot episode “The Cage.” The new prequel film will likely be set half a century before this moment.

While some tweets out of CinemaCon seemed to indicate that the new Star Trek movie could hit next year in 2025 , TrekMovie confirmed that the “Untitled Star Trek Origin Story,” is on the Paramount slate for 2025 or 2026. TrekMovie also predicted that 2026 is more likely, writing, “If Paramount can move fast enough they could get the origin movie into theaters by 2026 — in time for Star Trek’s 60th anniversary.” Then again, 2025 is not impossible, it’s just cutting it a little close.

It should also be noted that the entire corporate entity of Paramount is reportedly close to a merger that would see it purchased by Skydance Media, the same production company behind the three existing J.J. Abrams-produced Star Trek reboots. If that deal is finalized soon, then, yes, this Star Trek feature film might actually happen very quickly. And if it doesn’t, there will still be plenty of new Star Trek shows streaming , not to mention the first direct-to-streaming standalone Star Trek movie, Section 31 , starring Michelle Yeoh, which will hit Paramount+ sometime later this year.

All the reboot Star Trek films (2009-2016) are currently streaming on Paramount+. The previous ten films (1979-2002) are all on Max.

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Star Trek Origin Movie Officially Announced By Paramount For 2025 Release

• Paramount Pictures announces new Star Trek movie for 2025, directed by Toby Haynes and written by Seth Grahame-Smith.
• Chris Pine-led Star Trek 4 remains in development, while the new film is an origin story set decades before Abrams' 2009 movie.
• Alongside the Star Trek origin movie, Paramount reveals a packed slate of exciting films for 2025-26 at CinemaCon in Las Vegas.

Paramount Pictures officially announces the next Star Trek movie, which is scheduled to arrive in theaters in 2025. As reported in January, the next Star Trek movie isn't the long-delayed, Chris Pine-led Star Trek 4 produced by J.J. Abrams, which remains in development at Paramount. Rather, the next Star Trek movie is an origin story directed by Toby Haynes ( Star Wars: Andor ) and written by Seth Grahame-Smith (A braham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter ).

Screen Rant' s Rob Keyes (@rob_keyes) is at CinemaCon in Las Vegas where Paramount Pictures confirmed the next Star Trek movie , currently called Untitled Star Trek Origin Story , to be released in 2025. J.J. Abrams is also producing Untitled Star Trek Origin Story, which takes place decades before Abrams' Star Trek 2009 movie. See Rob Keyes' Tweet below:

Paramount also confirmed Untitled Star Trek Origin Story will begin production later this year for theatrical release in 2025.

Every Upcoming Star Trek Movie & TV Show

Star trek's new movies in theaters and paramount plus explained, star trek is finally making movies again.

After nearly a decade, Star Trek i s back to making movies. Star Trek on Paramount+ has created a television renaissance for the franchise, but the theatrical side of Star Trek overseen by Paramount Pictures has languished in development hell since Star Trek Beyond bowed in the summer of 2016. Toby Haynes' Untitled Star Trek Origin Story is yet another prequel, but as it's said to be set decades before Star Trek 2009, it could very well be set after Star Trek: Enterprise 's mid-22nd century voyages but otherwise be an origin story for both Star Trek 's Prime and alternate Kelvin timelines .

Meanwhile, J.J. Abrams' Star Trek 4 , which is the "final chapter" of the USS Enterprise crew led by Chris Pine's Captain James T. Kirk and Zachary Quinto's Spock, has seen some movement with a new screenwriter, Steve Yockey ( The Flight Attendant ), tackling the long-delayed sequel. Pine and his fellow Star Trek actors, including Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Karl Urban, and Sofia Boutella, have all expressed their eagerness to return if Star Trek 4 can come together.

It's a positive sign that Star Trek movies are finally coming back.

Paramount+ is making their own Star Trek movies, with the recently-wrapped Star Trek: Section 31 awaiting a release date. Starring Academy Award-winner Michelle Yeoh, Section 31 i s the first made-for-streaming Star Trek movie, and it is reportedly set during Star Trek 's "lost era" with connections to Star Trek: The Next Generation. Section 31 could get a sequel if successful, and the Star Trek: Picard spinoff dubbed Star Trek: Legacy may also become a streaming movie instead of a series. However all this shakes out, it's a positive sign that Star Trek movies are finally coming back.

Source: Rob Keyes Twitter

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2267 was, on Earth 's calendar , the 68th year of the 23rd century , and the eighth year of the 2260s decade . Besides this time period's Human dates, in stardates this era begins with stardate 2267.0. [1]

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• 1.1.3 Notable people
• 2.1 References and notes
• 2.2 Stories
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• The Organian Peace Treaty is imposed on the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire . [2]
• A Klingon agent attempts to foment an anti- Federation coup among the Capellans . It succeeds in killing the Capellan Teer , but ultimately fails due to Klingon-Capellan cultural clashes and the actions of several Starfleet officers from the USS Enterprise . [3]
• The USS Farragut is one of several starships ordered to the Romulan Neutral Zone by Admiral Jake Iota . [4]
• Pavel Chekov is on assignment in the auxiliary control room and from there manages to free the USS Enterprise from a gravity well. Captain James T. Kirk assigns him temporarily to the navigator's position. [5]
• First contact with the Gorn , the Metrons , and the Furies . [6] [7]
• Last best numbers of Viden TV broadcasting until 2269 . [8]

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• Yeoman Janice Rand takes a leave of absence and leaves the Enterprise . [ citation needed ]

Births and deaths [ ]

• Birth of Leonard James Akaar . [3]
• Neural parasites infest Deneva , brought by ships from Ingraham B . The death toll, including George Samuel Kirk, Jr. and Aurelan Kirk , is nearly twenty-one thousand, but the parasites are eradicated and can spread no further. [9]
• Date is pure conjecture. A possibility also exists that Annie's birth took place in 2268 , as Janice Rand makes a few appearances in novels set in early 2267.

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References and notes [ ].

• ↑ TOS movie : Star Trek .
• ↑ TOS episode & novelization : Errand of Mercy .
• ↑ 3.0 3.1 TOS episode & novelization : Friday's Child .
• ↑ TOS novel : Web of the Romulans .
• ↑ TOS - Strange New Worlds VII short story : " Indomitable ".
• ↑ TOS episode & novelization : Arena .
• ↑ TOS - Invasion! novel : First Strike .
• ↑ TOS - Year Four comic : " Issue 4 ".
• ↑ TOS episode & novelization : Operation -- Annihilate! .
• ↑ TOS novel : The Captain's Daughter .
• ↑ TOS episode & novelization : The Enemy Within .

Stories [ ]

External link [ ].

• 2267 article at Memory Alpha , the wiki for canon Star Trek .
• 1 The Chase
• 2 Preserver (race)
• 3 Ferengi Rules of Acquisition

A Star Trek Origin Movie Is Coming in 2025 From 'Andor' and 'Doctor Who' Director Toby Haynes

'Star Trek' (2009) director J.J. Abrams is attached to produce.

The Big Picture

• A new Star Trek prequel film, an "origin story", is in development, at Paramount.
• The Star Trek history before Kirk's missions on the Enterprise is largely unwritten, leaving room for creativity with the new film.
• Director Toby Haynes, known for Andor , is working on the film alongside writer Seth Grahame-Smith; a 2025 release window was announced at CinemaCon.

Star Trek may finally be coming back to the big screen. A prequel to the 2009 J.J. Abrams reboot of the franchise is in the works from director Toby Haynes . The news comes from Paramount's presentation at CinemaCon today, as reported by Collider's Steve Weintraub and Britta DeVore . With Haynes, who recently helmed six episodes of the acclaimed Star Wars series Andor , at the rudder, the film will be written by Seth Grahame-Smith .

So far, other details on the new film are scarce, but it will reportedly be an "origin story", taking place decades before the 2009 Star Trek film, which took place in 2255. That likely means that it will not feature the cast from the 2009 reboot, which has so far been difficult for Paramount to wrangle together for a fourth film, despite numerous attempts to do so . That doesn't necessarily mean that a fourth movie isn't happening: back in March, Paramount hired The Flight Attendant scribe Steve Yockey to pen a new script for the film. For their part, the cast is game as well, with Zoe Saldaña recently stating her willingness to return for a fourth mission on the USS Enterprise .

What Happened Decades Before Kirk's First Missions on the Enterprise?

The history of the Star Trek universe prior to the celebrated voyages of the Enterprise is largely unwritten. The first starship Enterprise 's adventures in the 22nd century were chronicled on the UPN prequel series Star Trek: Enterprise . That series ended with the founding of the United Federation of Planets in 2161, which leaves almost a century of mostly unexplored history between that and the history now being charted on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (and the first two seasons of mothership show Star Trek: Discovery ).

At some point, the nascent Federation faces a devastating war against the Romulan Star Empire , while also engaged in a Cold War with the Klingons. The USS Enterprise will eventually be launched in the 23rd century, under the captaincy of Robert April, who has been briefly glimpsed on Star Trek: The Animated Series and Strange New Worlds , before being handed off to Christopher Pike . Apart from that, however, Haynes and Graeme-Smith have a near-blank canvas upon which to make their mark.

In addition to Andor , Haynes has also helmed episodes of Doctor Who , Sherlock , and Black Mirror ; his work on the latter series includes the episode " USS Callister ," a loving pastiche of Star Trek . Graeme-Smith wrote the novels Pride & Prejudice & Zombies and Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter ; he worked on the story for the upcoming horror comedy sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice .

A new Star Trek prequel film is in development; no date has yet been set beyond a 2025 release window . Stay tuned to Collider for future updates.

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Episodios [ ]

• " I, Mudd "
• " The Trouble With Tribbles "
• " Bread and Circuses "
• " Journey to Babel "
• " A Private Little War "
• " The Gamesters of Triskelion "
• " Obsession "
• " The Immunity Syndrome "
• " A Piece of the Action "
• " By Any Other Name "
• " Return to Tomorrow "
• " Patterns of Force "
• " The Ultimate Computer "
• " The Omega Glory "
• " Assignment: Earth "
• " Spectre of the Gun "
• " Elaan of Troyius "
• " The Paradise Syndrome "
• " The Enterprise Incident "
• " And the Children Shall Lead "
• " Spock's Brain "
• " Is There In Truth No Beauty? "
• " The Empath "
• " The Tholian Web "
• " For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky "
• " Day of the Dove "
• " Plato's Stepchildren "
• " Wink of an Eye "
• " That Which Survives "
• " Let That Be Your Last Battlefield "
• " Whom Gods Destroy "
• " The Mark of Gideon "

Eventos [ ]

• Se establece un acuerdo por escrito entre el Imperio Klingon y el Imperio Estelar Romulano . Los resultados son un intercambio de tecnología y diseños técnicos de naves, destacando la entrega de la tecnología de camuflaje a los Klingon .
• Ceti Alpha VI explota, convirtiendo Ceti Alpha V en una tierra estéril. ( Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan )
• La Federación Unida de Planetas convoca la Conferencia de Babel , que entre otros implica la admisión del planeta Coridan dentro de la Federación. ( TOS : " Journey to Babel ")
• La Enterprise visita la estación Deep Space K-7 . ( TOS : " The Trouble With Tribbles ")
• El Capitán James T. Kirk y Spock son tomados prisioneros por una revuelta de internos del Asilo de Elba II , liderados por el Capitán Garth ( TOS : " Whom Gods Destroy ")
• Éste era el cuarto año de la primera misión de cinco años de exploración a cargo de James T. Kirk .

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