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Starfleet Records. Jean Luc Picard. Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D. The Iconians and the virus. Stardate: 42609.1 (2365) The Enterprise needs to find out whether this Romulan warbird is responsible for the destruction of the Yamato. After Picard and Sub-Commander Taris of the Haakona exchange accusations, the Haakona cloaks, and the Enterprise crew begins investigating the Yamato's destruction. With a graphic of the Yamato on display in the observation lounge, Chief Engineer Geordi La

Starfleet Records: Starfleet Records. James T. Kirk. Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. The spy. Stardate: 4523.3-4525.6 (2268) In K-7's bar, Kirk and Spock then give Jones a choice: twenty years in a rehabilitation colony for transporting a harmful species or pick up every tribble on the station (which Spock calculates would take 17.9 years). Jones accepts the latter. Back aboard the Enterprise, Kirk is happy to find the ship has been swept clean of tribbles, and asks Spock, McCoy, and Sco

Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. "Sargon." Stardate: 4768.3-4770.3 (2268) #CaptainKirk The USS Enterprise is traveling through a region of space hundreds of light years farther than any Earth starship has ever explored. A great, ineffable intelligence has activated her distress signal relays, giving her strong readings yet remaining invisible to her sensors. The crew arrive at a destroyed class M planet – much older than Earth, Spock