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Subject: TNG Spec. Chronology 1/6
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Star Trek: The Next Generation
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Speculative Chronology Version 1.4
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by Scott Hollifield
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Last modified on 10/1/93
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NOTES: This chronology was written with the full account of information
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presented in the series and in _Star Trek Chronology: The History of the
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Future_, by Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda. Any exceptions will be
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limited to instances where the original information appears to be
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mistaken; such instances will be noted in the footnotes.
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Information that appears in [brackets] is generally NON-canon, and is
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presented in the spirit of fictional elaboration, to "fill in the gaps"
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as it were. Much of it is in fact based at least partly on trivia from
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the series or Okuda chronology; other information was created
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independently. The intent here was to provide the characters and their
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world with a more of a fully-developed history than the one we have now.
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Some information given here has been established by the series, but the
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year in which it happened as not been officially established. Such
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information also appears in [brackets].
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This is a "living" chronology in that it can always be added to, or
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modified. If you have any suggestions or corrections for future
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updates, feel free to send them my way at:
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scott.hollifield@the-matrix.com.
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Footnotes are indicated with a karat and parentheses, i.e. (^1), (^2),
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etc.
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With one exception, this chronology does not include information about
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the characters of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. A DS9-inclusive revision
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is planned once the episodes "Homecoming", "The Circle" and "The Siege"
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have aired, and implications arising from the events in those episodes
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are made clear.
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2293 The crew of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) is ordered to stand
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down.
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2299 [The construction of a new Excelsior-class Enterprise,
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NCC-1701-B, is complete at the Antares shipyards and is
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commissioned. Her first commanding officer is Captain Spock.]
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2301 [Amanda Grayson dies at the age of 93. Her son, Captain Spock,
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relinquishes command of the Enterprise, and resigns from active
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duty, spending the next several years living alone on Vulcan.]
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[Captain Vincent Cabot takes over command of the Enterprise. He
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proceeds to lead her on an expansive tour of exploration
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which rivals that of the original Enterprise.]
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2302 [Dr. Leonard H. McCoy is promoted to the rank of admiral and is
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appointed to the position of Surgeon-General of Starfleet.]
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2305 Jean-Luc Picard is born to Maurice and Yvette Picard in LaBarre,
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France, on Earth.
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2307 [The Enterprise-B begins an eighteen-month survey of the
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uncharted space beyond the Gourami sector, resulting in six
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successful first contacts with intelligent civilizations.]
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2315 [Katherine Pulaski is born to Richard and Uriel Pulaski in Saint
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John's, Newfoundland, on Earth.]
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2311 The Tomed incident occurs. [The Romulan Empire stumbles upon a
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devastating new application in cloaking technology, which is
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used initially to "cloak away" enemy ships to a parallel
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dimension, but begins to inexplicably destroy lifeforms in the
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vicinity, Romulan and otherwise. A mad Romulan praetor embarks
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on a campaign of attempted genocide by using the new weapon
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against Federation outposts and ships in the Tomed sector,
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along the Federation edge of the Neutral Zone, despite evidence
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that the weapon's power is supplied by an uncontrollable alien
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force. This results in a brief but bloody skirmish in which
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thousands of lives are lost on both sides. Most of the crew of
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the ravaged USS Enterprise, including Captain Cabot, are
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included among the casualties. The conflict comes to an end
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when the praetor's power is wrested by saner internal factions
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on Romulus, and the praetor himself executed. The new Romulan
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leadership vows an isolationist policy toward the Federation
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which lasts for 53 years.]
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2322 Jean-Luc Picard applies to Starfleet Academy, but is rejected.
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However, his admission test score is sufficient to allow him to
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reapply the following year.
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[Cyberneticist Dr. Noonian Soong drops out of the public eye and
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secretly relocates to the colony on Omicron Theta Four. He
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continues to submit and publish articles in cybernetics
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journals, as he progresses with his work on the positronic
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artificial brain.]
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2323 Jean-Luc Picard enters Starfleet Academy on his second
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application. The superintendent of the Academy is a full
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Betazoid. As a freshman cadet, Picard passes four upperclassmen
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on the last hill of the 40-kilometer run on Danula Two, becoming
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the only freshman ever to win the Academy marathon. One of
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Picard's interests is archaeology, and he studies the legendary
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Iconians.
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2324 Beverly C[heryl] Howard, the future Beverly Crusher, is born in
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Copernicus City, Luna, to Paul and Isabel Howard.
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2325 [Jean-Luc Picard's interest in archaeology is nurtured by
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Professor Galen, the Academy's chair of archaelogical science.
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The two form a close academic relationship.]
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2326 [Lwaxana Troi, of Betazed, marries an human Starfleet Officer,
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Ian Andrew "Alex" Alexander. Alexander assumes Lwaxana's
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surname when married, and is thereafter known as Alex Troi.
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(^1)]
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2327 Jean-Luc Picard graduates from Starfleet Academy. He is class
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valedictorian. He spends a portion of the remainder of the
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year on Farspace Station Earheart, awaiting assignment. While
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here, he is injured in a brawl with three Nausicaans which
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requires him to undergo an artificial heart operation. [By the
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end of the year, he is assigned to be a helm officer on the USS
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Yukawa.]
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[Ambassador Sarek of Vulcan takes a second human wife, Perrin
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Duvall of Earth. The ceremony is held privately on Vulcan.]
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2328 [The Cardassian Union] (^2) begins their occupation of the
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Bajoran homeworld.
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[Leah Brahms is born to Warren and Zoe Brahms on the Federation
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colony world of Raitlae Two.]
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[Jean-Luc Picard transfers to the USS Lemnitzer and is promoted
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to the rank of lieutenant (j.g.).]
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2329 [Lt. Picard attends the wedding of Ambassador Spock on Vulcan,
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as a member of the Starfleet Diplomatic Corps honor guard.
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Later in the year, he is promoted to full lieutenant.]
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[While approving of his son's choice of wife, Sarek reacts
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coldly to the marriage itself, believing it to be an attempt by
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Spock to upstage Sarek's own recent wedding. As an indirect
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result of the disagreement, Spock emerges from retirement and
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joins the diplomatic service.]
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From: scott.hollifield@the-matrix.com (Scott Hollifield)
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Newsgroups: rec.arts.startrek.misc
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Subject: TNG Spec. Chronology 2/6
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Message-ID: <2295.3844.uupcb@the-matrix.com>
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Date: 2 Oct 93 17:03:00 GMT
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Distribution: world
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Organization: The MATRIX - Birmingham, AL - 205-323-2016
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Reply-To: scott.hollifield@the-matrix.com (Scott Hollifield)
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>>> Continued from previous message
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[When her parents obtain a divorce, Beverly Howard is sent to
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live with her grandmother on Aveda Three.]
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2330 [Picard transfers to the USS Marshall where he serves as as a
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tactical officer and the ship's Second Officer; he is also
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promoted to lieutenant commander.]
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[Admiral McCoy is forced to retire from Starfleet at long last.
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He is 103 years old.]
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2331 [Picard is promoted to the position of First Officer and to the
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rank of commander.] (^3)
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[The USS Stargazer (NCC-2893) is commissioned. Its first
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commanding officer is Capt. Walker Keel.]
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2332 [Cmdr. Picard transfers to the Stargazer, where he serves as
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First Officer under Capt. Keel. While on the Stargazer, he
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becomes good friends with both Keel and an officer named Jack
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Crusher.]
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2333 Jean-Luc Picard [is promoted to the rank of captain and] assumes
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command of the Stargazer, embarking on a historic mission of
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exploration. At age 28, Picard is among the youngest officers
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ever to captain a starship. [He replaces Captain Keel, who
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takes time off from starship duty to teach classes at the
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Academy.]
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[Katherine Pulaski enrolls in Starfleet Academy medical school.]
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[Vash is born on Saris One, a pre-Federation human colony.]
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[A new line of starships, the Ambassador class, is initiated
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with the commissioning of a new Enterprise (NCC-1701-C), on the
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the 100th anniversary of James T. Kirk's birth, at Earth Station
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McKinley. The Ambassador class is intended primarily to be a
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starship of diplomacy rather than exploration, although the
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Enterprise-C and her crew become accomplished in both.
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Ambassador Spock and his wife are present at the commissioning
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ceremony. The Enterprise is given over to the command of
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Captain Rachel Garrett, who has just completed a successful
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five-year mission on the Nebula-class USS Yamato.] (^4)
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[Starfleet creates the office of Ship's Counselor to accomodate
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the needs of the crew on mass-personnel ships like the new
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Ambassador-class line. This position relieves the psychology-
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related duties of the Chief Medical Officer, and will become
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even more important when the Galaxy-class program, designed to
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include accomodations for entire families, becomes active 24
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years later.]
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2334 [Yuri Sergeyovich Rozhenko is born to Sergey and Helena Rozhenko
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in Babruysk, Byelorussia, on Earth. He is their only human
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son. Shortly after Yuri's birth, the Rozhenkos move to the
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farming world of Gault.]
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2335 William T. Riker is born in Valdez, Alaska, on Earth. He is the
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son of Kyle [and Laura] Riker.
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Geordi La Forge is born in the African Confederation on Earth to
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Edward M. and Alvera K. La Forge.
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2336 Deanna Troi is born on Betazed. She is the child of Lwaxana
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Troi and Starfleet officer [Alex] Troi.
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The science colony in Omicron Theta [Four] is destroyed by what
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is later known as the Crystalline Entity. All life-forms on the
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planet are absorbed or destroyed by the Entity, apparently aided
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by the errant android Lore. Scientist Noonian Soong, who had
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constructed a second android, Data, manages to record the
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memories of all the colonists in the new android. Soong
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conceals the still-dormant Data in an underground location, then
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escapes from Omicron Theta, although it is believed at the time
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that Soong was among the casualties at the colony.
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2336 [Sergey Rozhenko joins the crew of the USS Intrepid as a warp
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field specialist.]
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2337 Natasha Yar is born at the Federation colony on Turkana Four
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[to Ryland and Anastasia Yar].
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Will Riker's mother [Laura] dies, leaving him to be raised by
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his father, Starfleet civilian advisor Kyle Riker.
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2338 Data is discovered at the remains of the colony on Omicron Theta
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by crew of the Federation starship USS Tripoli.
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2340 Worf is born on the Klingon homeworld of Qo'noS, the son of Mogh
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[and Mura].
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Ro Laren is born on Bajor [to Ro Seval and Dirla Farys].
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Geordi La Forge, aged five, is caught in a fire. His parents
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rescue him after a couple of minutes. Although he was not hurt,
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Geordi would later recall that these were the longest couple of
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minutes of his life, and that it was some time before he would
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allow his parents out of earshot.
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[Sixteen-year-old Beverly Howard moves back to Earth following
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the death of her grandmother.]
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2341 Data enters Starfleet Academy. The Academy had ruled that Data
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is a sentient life-form and thus was eligible for consideration
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for entry, a decision objected to by [Lt.] Bruce Maddox. (^5)
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[Katherine Pulaski graduates with a medical degree from
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Starfleet Academy. Her first assignment is as a medical officer
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for a deep space exploration mission on the USS Chamberlain.]
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[Five-year-old Deanna Troi is "bonded" with an Earth boy, Wyatt
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Miller.]
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2342 Ishara Yar, younger sister of Tasha Yar, is born on Turkana Four.
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Tasha Yar, aged five, is orphaned when her parents are killed by
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crossfire between rival gangs. She is left to care for her
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younger sister, Ishara.
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(April 9) Jean-Luc Picard stands up the future Jenice Manheim
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in the Cafe' des Artistes in Paris.
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Beverly Howard enters the Starfleet Academy medical school.
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2343 Starfleet approves early design on the Galaxy-class starship
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development project.
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[First contact is made with the Pakleds, a race of technology-
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scavengers who do not have a regulated government of any real
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kind. The contact, between the Pakled vessel Rangar and the USS
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Rayleigh, begins well, as the Pakleds seem intent on being
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"friends" with the Rayleigh's crew, but ends on a sour note
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following an unsuccessful attempt on the Pakleds' part to steal
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replicator technology from the Starfleet vessel.]
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Geordi La Forge, aged eight, gets his first pet, a Circassian
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cat.
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2344 The USS Enterprise (NCC 1701-C), under the command of Captain
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Rachel Garrett, is nearly destroyed defending a Klingon
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outpost on Narendra Three from a Romulan attack. A few members
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of the Enterprise crew are reported to have been captured by
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the Romulans following the battle. One of them, a 29-year-old
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Natasha Yar from an alternate future, is chosen as a consort
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by a Romulan official.
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From: scott.hollifield@the-matrix.com (Scott Hollifield)
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Newsgroups: rec.arts.startrek.misc
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Subject: TNG Spec. Chronology 3/6
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Message-ID: <2296.3844.uupcb@the-matrix.com>
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Date: 2 Oct 93 17:03:00 GMT
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Distribution: world
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Organization: The MATRIX - Birmingham, AL - 205-323-2016
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Reply-To: scott.hollifield@the-matrix.com (Scott Hollifield)
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Young William Riker goes fishing with his father, Kyle Riker,
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near their home in Valdez. The younger Riker is able to hook
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a big fish, but his father insists on reeling it in. The
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incident would bother Will for many years.
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[At the age of eleven, Vash leaves her homeworld by stowing
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away on a cargo freighter.]
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2345 Data graduates from Starfleet Academy with honors in exobiology
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and probability mechanics. [His first assignment is aboard the
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science vessel USS Prokhorov.]
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Kurn is born, son of Mogh, and brother to Worf.
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Sela is born on Romulus.
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[Dr. Pulaski rises to the rank of full lieutenant.]
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2346 Mogh suspects a Klingon named Ja'rod of plotting with the
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Romulans against the Klingon emperor. He follows Ja'rod to
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the Khittomer outpost. Expecting the trip to be relatively
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short, Mogh arranges for family friend Lorgh to care for his
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younger son, Kurn. Mogh's wife and elder son, Worf,
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accompany Mogh to Khittomer.
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Romulans attack the Klingon outpost at Khittomer. The USS
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Intrepid, responding to a distress call, is one of the first
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ships on the scene to offer aid. Sergey Rozhenko, a warp
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field specialist on the Intrepid, rescues six-year-old
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Worf and adopts him as his son, to be raised on the farm world
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of Gault.
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[While the USS Stargazer is being refitted, its crew is laid
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over on Earth for eighteen months, during which cadet Beverly
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Howard is introduced to Stargazer officer Jack Crusher by Walker
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Keel.]
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[Dr. Katherine Pulaski joins the microtherapy group at the
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Stroycicz Reserach Station. While there, she authors a ground-
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breaking paper entitled "Linear Models of Viral Propogation".]
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2347 Worf at seven years of age gets into trouble at school on
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Gault for beating up several teenage boys.
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Ro Laren witnesses her father's brutal torture and murder at
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the hands of Cardassian forces.
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Starfleet Command orders a change in the design of the Starfleet
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emblem.
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2348 Starfleet officer Jack Crusher marries medical student Beverly
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Howard. They had been introduced by Walker Keel, a close friend
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of Jack Crusher and Jean-Luc Picard, although Picard would later
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recall that he had not yet met Beverly at this point.
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Jean-Luc Picard visits his family in LaBarre. It is his last
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trip home prior to his convalescence after the Borg encounter
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of 2367.
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[The newlywed Crushers honeymoon at Angel Falls, Venezuela, on
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Earth.]
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2349 Wesley Crusher is born to Jack and Beverly Crusher. When Wesley
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is ten weeks old, Jack records a holographic message that he
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hopes Wesley will play when he reaches his eighteenth birthday.
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The alternate future Lt. Yar is executed following an attempted
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escape from Romulus with her daughter, Sela.
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[Data is transfered to the USS Compton.]
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[The Cardassian Union's imperialist forces make several assaults
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upon Federation space, prompting hostility to flare into open
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warfare.]
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[Lt. Cmdr. Ian Andrew Alex Troi, nee' Alexander, is one of
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twelve casualities when his ship, the USS Horizon, is fired upon
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by Cardassian forces.]
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2350 Beverly Crusher graduates with a medical degree from Starfleet
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Academy.
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Kyle Riker leaves his son, William, at age 15. Kyle and Will do
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not speak again until 2365.
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[Captain Walker Keel returns to space as he assumes command of
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the USS Horatio.]
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[Starfleet Command orders a change in design of the Starfleet
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uniform.]
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2351 Sergey and Helena Rozhenko, along with their adopted son, Worf,
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and another son, move from the farm world of Gault back to
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Earth.
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[Kyle Riker signs up with the Diplomatic Corps' civilian
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advisory service, and is stationed at Starbase 107.]
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[Data is promoted to lieutenant (j.g.).]
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[Dr. Crusher begins serving her first residency, on Starbase
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59.]
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[Dr. Katherine Pulaski is transferred to the USS Spruance, where
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she serves as Assistant Chief Medical Officer.]
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2352 Fifteen-year-old Natasha Yar escapes from the failed colony at
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Turkana Four. Her younger sister Ishara, who has joined one of
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the gangs on the planet, declines to leave with her. Shortly
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after Tasha's depature, the colony breaks off contact with the
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Federation.
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Beverly Crusher is transferred to Delos Four, where she serves a
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residency under Dr. Dalen Quaice.
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[At the age of sixteen, Deanna Troi enrolls in the psychology
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program at the University of Science on Betazed.]
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2353 Starfleet civilian advisor Kyle Riker is the sole survivor of a
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Tholian attack on [Starbase 107]. [His was the only active life
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sign picked up by the rescue ship, USS Spruance.] He recovers
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his health under the care of [the Spruance's Asst. CMO] Dr.
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Katherine Pulaski, a relationship which turns to romance between
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the two.
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William Riker enters Starfleet Academy. One of his friends is
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fellow student Paul Rice, who would eventually command the USS
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Drake prior to Rice's death on Minos. The superintendent of the
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Academy is a native of Vulcan.
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Geordi La Forge enters Starfleet Academy. His major field of
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study is engineering.
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[Data is transferred to the USS Giraud, where he serves as Chief
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Science Officer.]
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[Capt. Picard and the USS Stargazer are dispatched to Cardassian
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space to make preliminary overtures to a peace settlement. Not
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ready for peace at this time, the Cardassians chase the
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Stargazer back to Federation territory.]
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[Convinced that archaeology holds the key to a life of wealth
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and adventure, Vash enrolls in a science academy. She receives
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mediocre but passing grades.]
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Subject: TNG Spec. Chronology 4/6
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Date: 2 Oct 93 17:03:00 GMT
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2354 Lt. Jack Crusher dies on a USS Stargazer away team mission under
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the command of Captain Picard.
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Captain Picard, aboard the USS Stargazer, visits Chalna.
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[Grieving over her husband's death, Dr. Crusher moves to Earth
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with her son Wesley, where she begins serving as a tissue
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specialist with the Starfleet Medical Auxilliary unit in San
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Francisco.]
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[Dr. Pulaski is promoted to Chief Medical Officer on the USS
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Spruance when the residing CMO, Dr. Sorenson, retires.]
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2355 The Stargazer, under the command of Picard, is nearly destroyed
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in a conflict in the Maxia Zeta system by an unknown adversary,
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eventually learned to be a Ferengi spacecraft. Picard saves his
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crew by employing what is later termed the "Picard maneuver".
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The ship is abandoned, and the crew drifts in lifeboats and
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shuttlecraft for ten weeks before being rescued.
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Captain Picard is court-martialed for the loss of the Stargazer
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by Starfleet prosecutor Phillipa Louvois.
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[After Picard is exonerated of charges stemming from the
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Stargazer incident, he and Phillipa Louvois strike up a romantic
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relationship that ends when Louvois is promoted and transferred
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away.]
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Worf, aged 15, reaches the Age of Ascension.
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[Deanna Troi graduates with a degree in Psychological Science
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from the university on Betazed. She goes on to apply
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successfully for Starfleet Academy as well as a one-year
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accreditation due to her previous education.]
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[Dr. Beverly Crusher is promoted to the rank of full
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lieutenant.] (^6)
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2356 [Capt. Picard signs on for a one-year tour on the USS Conestoga,
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where he assists in the exploration training of a class of
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Academy cadets.]
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[During a diplomatic mission to Cerebus Three, Admiral Mark
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Jameson acquires a youth drug used by the natives there.]
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[Dr. Katherine Pulaski is hand-picked for the position of Chief
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Medical Officer of the USS Repulse by Captain Taggart.]
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2357 William Riker graduates from Starfleet Academy. [His first
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assignment is as a navigation officer aboard the USS Kinkaid.]
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Geordi La Forge graduates from Starfleet Academy with a major in
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engineering. [His first posting is as an engineer on the USS
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Tomonaga.] (^7)
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Worf enters Starfleet Academy. He is the first Klingon to serve
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in Starfleet. Worf's stepbrother also enters the Academy, but
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finds it not to his liking, and returns to his former home on
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Gault. (^8)
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[Tasha Yar enters Starfleet Academy.]
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The USS Galaxy, prototype for the Galaxy-class starship program,
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is commissioned. [The decision is made by Starfleet to
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eliminate the position of Chief Science Officer from the
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personnel hierarchy of all Galaxy-class ships, due to the
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unprecedented size of their anticipated crews; instead, a new
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hierarchy of semi-autonomous Science sub-departments is put
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into place, each with its own chief officer.]
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2358 Major work progresses on the Galaxy-class starship Enterprise,
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under construction at the Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards in
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orbit around Mars. The project is under the overall supervision
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of Cmdr. Orvil Quinteros. Significant contributions to the
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design of the warp propulsion system are made by Dr. Leah
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Brahms, a junior member of engineering team 7, and a graduate
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of the Daystrom Institue.
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[Deanna Troi graduates from Starfleet Academy. Her first
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assignment is on Betazed working as a staff psychologist
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for the Federation Diplomatic Corps stationed there. She also
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takes further classes at the University.] (^9)
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[Data is transferred to an Ops position on the USS Chesapeake; he
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is also promoted to full lieutenant.]
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[Dr. Crusher is promoted to the rank of lieutenant commander and
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to the position of Chief of Surgery at the medical center.]
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2359 [While at the Academy,] Worf meets K'Ehleyr [who is working
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there as a instruction assistant teaching classes about the
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Federation's history with the Klingon Empire]. The two have
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an unresolved relationship.
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[Will Riker is transferred to a tactical position on the USS
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White and is promoted to lieutenant (j.g.).]
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[Ro Laren enters Starfleet Academy. She is the third Bajoran
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to serve in Starfleet.]
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[Dr. Crusher receives her first starship assignment, as a
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medical officer on the USS New Orleans.]
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[Geordi La Forge transfers to the USS MacNaughton, where he
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serves in the engineering department.]
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2360 [Will Riker is promoted to Chief Tactical Officer of the USS
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White.]
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[Data is transferred to the USS Trieste.]
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[While on the MacNaughton, Geordi switches specializations from
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engineering to navigation, for reasons unknown.]
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[Deanna Troi is promoted to the rank of lieutenant (j.g.).]
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[The Galaxy-class USS Yamato, NCC-1305-E, is commissioned and
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launched from Utopia Planetia. Its commanding officer is
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Captain Donald Varley.]
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[K'Ehleyr leaves her job at the Academy and joins the diplomatic
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service as a Federation envoy to the Klingon Empire. She is the
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third person ever to hold such an office, and the first Klingon
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to work as a Federation diplomat.]
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2361 [Tasha Yar and Worf both graduate from the same Academy class
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and make it onto the same first assignment, as part of the
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security team on the USS La Gloire.]
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Will Riker and Deanna Troi meet on Betazed and fall in love.
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[Riker is stationed there for nine months working with the
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Federation Diplomatic Corps while waiting for another starship
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assignment.] He is also promoted to the rank of full lieutenant
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while on Betazed.
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Vash begins working as an assistant to Professor Samuel
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Estragon.
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The USS Potemkin makes last Federation contact with the failed
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colony on Turkana Four prior to the Enterprise visit in 2367.
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[Dr. Crusher is promoted to Assistant Chief Medical Officer on
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the New Orleans.]
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From: scott.hollifield@the-matrix.com (Scott Hollifield)
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Newsgroups: rec.arts.startrek.misc
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Subject: TNG Spec. Chronology 5/6
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Date: 2 Oct 93 17:03:00 GMT
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[Geordi La Forge is transferred to the USS Victory, where he
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serves as a helm officer.] He serves under the command of Capt.
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Zembata, and [frequently] works with [the ship's Second
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Officer,] Lt. Susanna Leijten.
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[Cadet Ro Laren is forced to repeat a year's worth of Academy
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credits as punishment for being involved in an incident where
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she abandoned her flight team on a test mission in order to
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achieve a higher score.]
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[Ambassador Sarek begins exhibiting nominal symptoms of Bendaii
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syndrome. He keeps his condition a secret initially, but wife
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and close associates eventually deduce the truth.]
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2362 Riker leaves Betazed for a transfer to the USS Potemkin [as
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Chief Tactical Officer], promising to meet Deanna on Risa in
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six weeks.
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Lt. Riker was part of an USS Potemkin away team on Nervala
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Four when, unbeknownst to anyone, a transporter fluke created
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a duplicate of Riker who remained on the planet while the
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|
original left with the Potemkin.
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[Riker is given a promotion to lieutenant commander and decides
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to stay on the Potemkin instead of meeting Deanna. He later
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transfers to the USS Hood, where he serves as Capt. DeSoto's
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first officer for a year and a half.]
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[After her relationship with Will Riker ends, Deanna Troi
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rethinks her career and takes her first space assignment, as
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Station Counselor on Starbase 11. She is one of the first chief
|
|
psychologists on a Federation space station. She is promoted
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to the rank of full lieutenant along with the transfer.]
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Dr. Dalen Quaice begins a tour of duty at Starbase 133. He
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remains at that posting until the death of his wife, Patricia,
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in 2367.
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[Dr. Crusher is transferred to the USS Valiant, where she serves
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as Chief Medical Officer for two years. She is also promoted to
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the rank of commander.]
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[Ensign Worf receives a reprimand for "overzealous behavior"
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while serving as a security officer on the La Gloire, and is
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transfered against his will to the Ops station.]
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[Tasha Yar is promoted to lieutenant (j.g.).]
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[While serving on the Victory, Ens. Geordi La Forge gets the
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opportunity to pilot Captain Jean-Luc Picard on an inspection
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tour via shuttlecraft. It is the first meeting between the
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two officers.]
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[Lt. Monroe Kosinski first meets the mysterious "Traveller" from
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Tau Alpha C. He takes on the Traveller as his assistant, which
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enables him to advance his work in warp propulsion
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significantly.]
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[Lt. Data gets the opportunity to observe a wormhole while
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serving on the Trieste. It is, in fact, the first unipolar
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wormhole (i.e. with one stable pole, or end) discovered by
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the Federation.]
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|
2363 Ens. Geordi La Forge is a member of the Victory away team, led
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by Lt. Susanna Leijten, investigating the disappearance of
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|
49 persons at the colony on Tarchannan Three. Five years later,
|
|
all five members of this away team are mysteriously compelled to
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return to the same planet. (^10)
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|
[At the age of 26, Tryla Scott becomes the youngest Starfleet
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|
officer in history to attain the rank of captain, due in part
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|
to both early admission to and early graduation from the
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|
Academy. She is given command of the USS Renegade.]
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|
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|
[Tasha Yar is promoted to the positions of Chief Tactical
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|
Officer and Chief Security Officer on the La Gloire, as well as
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the rank of full lieutenant. Worf is promoted to the rank of
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|
lieutenant (j.g.) and begins serving under Lt. Yar's direct
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|
command in tactical and security.]
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[A tentative cease-fire is established between the Federation
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and the Cardassians, for the first time in fourteen years. It
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|
manages to last four years, until both sides can agree to an
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|
official truce.]
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The Galaxy-class starship Enterprise, NCC-1701-D, is launched
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from Utopia Planitia. Its official date of commission is
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|
40759.5. (^11)
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[Ambassador Spock speaks publicly in favor of peace talks with
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Cardassia. His father disapproves of the open airing of Spock's
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|
opinions, believing Spock to be motivated by disrepect of
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Sarek's more moderate position. The dispute proves to be the
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|
final one between father and son, and Sarek breaks off all
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|
communication with Spock.]
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2364 Cmdr. Will Riker (^12) is offered the opportunity to command the
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USS Drake but declines the assignment in order to serve on the
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Enterprise.
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Data [is promoted to lieutenant commander and] transfers to the
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|
Enterprise to serve as chief Ops officer and Second Officer.
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Dr. Crusher transfers to the Enterprise where she begins serving
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|
as Chief Medical Officer.
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Geordi La Forge transfers to the Enterprise.
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Deanna Troi transfers to the Enterprise as Ship's Counselor
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|
[and is promoted to the rank of lieutenant commander].
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Lt. Yar and Lt. Worf both transfer to the Enterprise.
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|
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|
[Ro Laren graduates from Starfleet Academy. Her first
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|
assignment is as a helm officer on the USS Wellington.]
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[Navigation records made by the USS Enterprise during an
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|
journey out of the galaxy (while under the control of a
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|
Traveller from Tau Alpha C) lead to the development of the Deep
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Space project, a program of specially-equipped space stations
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|
placed at remote locations to monitor frontier activity at the
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farthest reaches of explored space. The first, Deep Space One,
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|
is constructed in the L'louri sector, along the Enterprise's
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|
flight path toward galaxy M33.]
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First official contact is made with the Ferengi Alliance.
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2365 Dr. Crusher accepts a position [as Administrative Chair of
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|
Exobiology] at Starfleet Medical headquarters [in Bern,
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Switzerland,] on Earth. She is replaced as Chief Medical
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|
Officer on the Enterprise by Dr. Katherine Pulaski.
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|
[Dr. Pulaski brings with her Dr. Selar, a Vulcan officer who
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|
serves as the Enterprise's Assistant CMO. When Pulaski leaves
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|
the ship after a year, Selar decides to remain on board.]
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Geordi La Forge is promoted to full lieutenant and to the
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|
position of Chief Engineer, replacing [Lt. Anthony] Logan.
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Worf is promoted to the rank of full lieuteant.
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[Ensign Ro sparks the incident at Garon Two, which results in
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the deaths of eight members of the Wellington's crew. She is
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court-martialed and sentenced to a six-year imprisonment at
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Jaros Two.]
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From: scott.hollifield@the-matrix.com (Scott Hollifield)
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Newsgroups: rec.arts.startrek.misc
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Subject: TNG Spec. Chronology 6/6
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2366 Dr. Crusher returns to the Enterprise as Chief Medical Officer.
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[Dr. Pulaski returns to the Repulse as Chief Medical Officer
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following her one-year tour on the Enterprise.]
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Geordi La Forge is promoted to the rank of lieutenant commander.
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The final truce between the United Federation of Planets and the
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Cardassian Union is signed.
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2368 Ro Laren is released early from prison by Admiral Kennelley, and
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|
transfers to the USS Enterprise, where she assists in a
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|
crucial diplomatic mission invoving Bajoran terrorists. Picard
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requests a stay of duty for her on the Enterprise.
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The Cardassian occupational forces on Bajor are finally driven
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off by the Bajoran resistance. Though chaotic and unstable,
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a new Bajoran government is installed on the planet. (^13)
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2369 The Federation, with the cooperation of the Bajoran government,
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begins administration of an orbiting station around Bajor,
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|
which the Federation rename Deep Space Nine. It is commanded
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by Commander Benjamin Sisko.
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FOOTNOTES:
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(^1) This explains why we've been given two seemingly conflicting
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names for Deanna Troi's father, Ian Andrew ("The Child") and
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Alex ("Conundrum").
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(^2) The Okuda chronology refers to the "Cardassian Empire", but in
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"Chain of Command", the actual Cardassian soveriegn entity is
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referred to as the Cardassian Union.
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(^3) Picard's highly accelerated rate of promotion is made necessary
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by the established fact that he made captain at the age of 28,
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six years after graduating from the Academy.
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(^4) There have been six ships to bear the name Yamato in Starfleet
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history to date; the sixth, NCC-1305-E, was the Galaxy-class
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sister ship to the Enterprise-D. Its predecessor, the Nebula-
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class NCC-1305-D, is the Yamato referred to here.
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(^5) Bruce Maddox is a commander in "The Measure of a Man", but since
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the hearings at which he was present for the question of Data's
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sentience happened over twenty years earlier, Maddox was
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undoubtedly of lower rank.
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(^6) Graduates of the eight-year medical program at Starfleet Academy
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typically emerge with a rank of lieutenant (j.g.) at the time of
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graduation.
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(^7) The Okuda chronology specifies that "one of" Geordi's "first
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assignments is aboard the USS Victory", but there's no evidence
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|
that the Victory was one of his first postings. In fact,
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evidence seems to point toward the Victory as being Geordi's
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|
*last* ship before the Enterprise.
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(^8) If Worf's human foster brother traveled with his parents, which
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|
is a safe assumption, then his home would be on Earth, not
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|
Gault. The show specifies neither.
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|
(^9) This explains why Troi was a "psychology student" when she met
|
|
Riker, as established in "Menage a Troi". Without further
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|
information, this knowledge alone would seem to suggest that
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|
she had not yet entered Starfleet; yet, given the continuity
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|
from "Second Chances", Troi would have had to enter the
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|
Academy at an unusually late age, and undergone an unusually
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rapid level of promotion, under those circumstances. Ocaam's
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|
Razor prevails in this chronology.
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(^10) The Okuda chronology places this event in 2362 instead of 2363.
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|
This is incorrect if one goes by the Okuda's chronology's
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assumption that the beginning of each season (41000.0, 42000.0,
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etc.) coincides with the beginning of a calendar year. The
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|
justification for the Okuda date is Susanna Leijten's remark
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that the original Tarchannan mission took place five years
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|
prior, when it would have been four years going by the "1000
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stardates=1 year" system.
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(^11) The pre-"Farpoint" Enterprise mission to Carnel, where Picard
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|
meets Tasha for the first time ("Legacy"), is regarded as
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out-of-continuity for the purposes for this chronology, even
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though the Okudas regard it as canon. Such an assumption
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|
would require the Enterprise to have gone on a mission before
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|
Riker, LaForge and the Crushers came aboard. This chronology
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works with the premise that "Farpoint" was the Enterprise's
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|
first mission.
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(^12) "The Icarus Factor" establishes that Riker was a lieutenant
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commander when approached by Picard to be a first officer on
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|
the Enterprise. Presumably, some time passed between Picard's
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offer and Riker's final transfer to the Enterprise, during
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which he was both promoted to commander and also offered the
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command of the Drake.
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(^13) This date is largely conjectural. It is established that the
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Federation presence at Bajor (at the beginning of Star Trek:
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Deep Space Nine) is put into place shortly after the Bajorans
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regain power on the planet; it stands to reason that the
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|
provisional government would have to be present at least six
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months or so before the Federation would feel it prudent to
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install representation. This would place the overthrow of
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the Cardassians in the previous calendar year, 2368.
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