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CHIEF ENGINEER, LIEUTENANT COMMANDER HORST MEYER CHIEF OF OPERATIONS, LIEUTENANT COMMANDER ANCELIN TREMBLAY CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER, LIEUTENANT COMMANDER ROKUUA CHIEF TACTICS OFFICER, LIEUTENANT COMMANDER CONAAR VUVIAS

Characters I will introduce the Ship's Company, sticking with the theme of the previous posts, through their official service records: COMMANDING OFFICER, CAPTAIN STRENN EXECUTIVE OFFICER, COMMANDER UDRUS AHRUME COMMAND MASTER CHIEF, COMMAND MASTER CHIEF PETTY OFFICER BYN CH'OVIAVAL This...

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Fact Files The Klingon fleet's exact composition is unknown to Stafleet Command, but it is believed to consist of: IKS NA'QJEJ Ty'Gokor-class battleship. Flagship of the Klingon forces. Commanded by General Katogh IKS KURAK Mogh-class battlecruiser. IKS OL'LAGH Negh'Var-class battlecruiser...

Fact Files This will build the world that I'm trying to create. Will be updated periodically. [/spoiler]

In addition to this, I will be introducing the Starfleet Marine Corps. I will detail their history and such in the Fact Files post below, but for now I will post the ship's compliment of Marines, their uniforms, and weapons [/spoiler]

Setting the Stage This story begins roughly a few weeks after the destruction of Romulus, as depicted in the first reboot Star Trek movie. The Federation is the dominant power, by a significant margin, in the wake of its dual victory over the Dominion and Cardassia. Much has changed in the...

THE STATE OF EMPIRE, 2387 STAR TREK: THE NEW ORDER Peace reigns in the Quadrant. A triumphant Federation has destroyed the mortal enemy of Freedom, the Dominion, and sent it back across the wormhole from where it came, and now stands as the predominant power in the region. Their century-long...

I don't know how I feel about interpreting Trek stories as such. Maybe because I'm an uncreative person and I can't be bothered to go looking for in depth symbolism, but it always seems like it leads to a slippery slope in how to interpret all episodes. Besides, I didn't find Season Three that bad.

The Borg, the Tholians, and the Q.

The NOAA Commissioned Officers Corps, to be exact. It's considered one of the uniformed branches of the United States.

I always thought they were dumbwaiters and it was pre-made or outright made-then food.

To be honest, I don't, but I recognize that they've brought the franchise back from basically death. I feel like the reboots are a shadow, a pale facsimile, of what Trek actually is, and that they're just kind of pretending to be so. There's also the very simple explanation, being that I...

Yes, and I really don't understand arguments which say it isn't. It has military ranks, use military equipment, protect and defend the Federation, and fight for it in times of war. I'm pretty sure that qualifies as a military. I'd be tempted to call Starfleet, if we were to drag in modern-day...

Obviously, they couldn't afford to put a Romulan ship in and include a whole new dynamic to the movie. In-universe, I like to think that they would've rather had the Federation go in, at least first, to either do their work for them or soften up Sybok's forces so that, when a Romulan rescue...

It can't take nearly forty years to make a ship. It takes the Navy significantly less. I'd imagine the 2058 is a rough as hell estimate not on the ship but the technology required for it. Is it supposed to be a 1:1 scale of the Enterprise? I hope to Lord it's the one from TOS because no way...

I only have Star Charts but I like to assemble my view on the Trek quadrant power borders through various sources, both in books and simple fan work online, as well as what I like to 'think' of. To me, that's the best system. Compile what you have and come out with a conclusion that fits best...

Personally I thought it got really tiresome way earlier than that. It was funny to watch Sisko slowly get really pissed off at the mere word of 'Emissary' whenever a Bajoran wanted him to do something for me. But as soon as they took the step and made him Jesus Christ: The Bajoran Edition, with...

Episodes like this are the kind that make me really wonder just what the hell they were doing when they were writing this episode. I know it's Season 7 and we ran out of ideas but, come on.

Why not? I'd imagine out of the people who've seen the Abramsverse movies, many of them have watched the Prime Universe. Do you really think that people won't even watch it? That's just ridiculous on many scales. Are you seriously arguing that nobody will have even watched the older Trek...