CHRISTOPHER: Must have taken quite a lot to build a ship like this.
KIRK: There are only twelve like it in the fleet.
CHRISTOPHER: I see. Did the Navy
KIRK: We're a combined service, Captain. Our authority is the United Earth Space Probe Agency.
CHRISTOPHER: United Earth?
KIRK: This is very difficult to explain. We're from your future. A time warp placed us here. It was an accident.
CHRISTOPHER: You seem to have a lot of them. However, I can't deny the fact that you're here. With this ship.
UHURA: Hailing frequencies open, sir.
KIRK: This is the United Earth ship Enterprise. We convey greetings and await your reply. What is it, Mister Bailey?
BAILEY: A message coming over my navigation beam.
The Vulcans had their own intelligence operation separate from Starfleet intelligence or Federation intelligence. The Bajoran Miltia can defend the planet on the ground and Starfleet can defend the planet in space. ST canon never made it clear if planetary sovereignty disappeared when to came to defence. Since Starfleet is not a military operation depends on the plot, then another set up apart from Starfleet must be defending each planet.Had Bajor joined the Federation, the Bajoran Militia would have been absorbed into Starfleet.
'Vexit' I like it! Have you read the novel 'Sarek' ?There is no more Bajoran Malitia after Bajor joins the Federation.
The problem with the Vulcans is that they are so long lived, and been around as a space faring species for so damn long, that its illogical for them to think that the Federation is anything but a blip on their personal timeline for which they have to be ready to Vexit at any moment.
The USS Intrepid (NCC-1631) was a 23rd century Federation Constitution-class starship operated by Starfleet. This ship was crewed entirely by Vulcans. (TOS: "The Immunity Syndrome")
I think I recall reading in either the novel (since it's a novel, it's not canon) Spock's World or Sarek that the Intrepid was a compromise for the Vulcans who as pacifists did not want to serve in a military organization like Starfleet. They were allowed to crew it completely with Vulcans.Remember the Intrepid?
But, but, but Starfleet are not military they are explorers!I think I recall reading in either the novel (since it's a novel, it's not canon) Spock's World or Sarek that the Intrepid was a compromise for the Vulcans who as pacifists did not want to serve in a military organization like Starfleet. They were allowed to crew it completely with Vulcans.
Well alien species can claim physiological prerogative to have their own ship due to Ponn Farr, difference in gravity and room temperature. Imagine a human serving on a mainly Vulcan ship they would die of boredom or heatstrokeI read Sarek 20 years ago.
I still have it, a hard cover.
I remember nothing.
Solok, in DS9 Take me out to the holosuite, had a %100 Vulcan crew.
How entirely racist.
Remember the Intrepid?
If a Captain can chose to have only one species on his of her ship (Kirk!) then why not just a ship of Valkyries (again, Re Voy Deathwish)? Making decisions like that seems so antifederal, and as their future becomes more and more politically correct as a reflection of our present, officers that pull this shit will be vetted and weeded out of the fleet as they try to move up the ziggurat.
Well, quasi-military organization.But, but, but Starfleet are not military they are explorers!
I think the real reason was Vulcans still believe Humans smell bad, Sarek and T'Pol represented the exceptions that found Human scent arousing![]()
Was Picard's crew so much better? Sure there was a small percentage of non-Humans, but in the pilot he had a machine and a half Human on his senior staff and the rest were Humans. And even the machine was in the likeness of a Human.Solok, in DS9 Take me out to the holosuite, had a %100 Vulcan crew.
Every one but Yar.Was Picard's crew so much better? Sure there was a small percentage of non-Humans, but in the pilot he had a machine and a half Human on his senior staff and the rest were Humans. And even the machine was in the likeness of a Human.
The Enterprise D is a Human ship posing as something it's not.
Where are the non-Humans in this imaget?
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Solok, in DS9 Take me out to the holosuite, had a %100 Vulcan crew.
How entirely racist.
I think I recall reading in either the novel (since it's a novel, it's not canon) Spock's World or Sarek that the Intrepid was a compromise for the Vulcans who as pacifists did not want to serve in a military organization like Starfleet. They were allowed to crew it completely with Vulcans.
They had to fumigate first.In Enterprise we discovered that Vulcans think that humans stink really badly.
Imagine you wanted to support your empire, and work in Starfleet, but you didn't want to submerse yourself in the stench of shit and garbage 24/7.
That must have been the reason for the Intrepid?
Easy enough. Just open it to space for a minute.They had to fumigate first.
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