I think CBS owns the rights to the STO Ent-F. Could be mistaken. Something to do with the terms of the design competition.
Plus, i always had the idea that lifespans had increased in the 24th century to around 120, with an assumption that most of this occured from an extension of middle age.Fair enough.
That covers all of Picard's canonical adventures anyway.
IIRC April ranked as a Commodore (in the Diplomatic Corps?), so probably wouldn't have the "unless promoted to general or flag rank" thing, which allows personnel over 65 (75 in Starfleet) to stay in appropriate posts after that age if confirmed.
Realistically, as suggested via Elias Vaughn, Starfleet probably has a "mandatory requalification after a certain age" policy rather than a retirement policy. If you're still in good enough shape, physically and mentally, and they have posts available you are allowed to remain after the "cut-off" age.
Well, go spoil our fun!He turns 79 in 2019.
Nineteen years, and Riker still stuck on his first command?USS Titan with Riker
Hah! Stargeezer.
All rightee then! Let's start pontificating the significance of the registry.
201979: Some big announcement coming on July 9th?
201979: 40 years of TMP (2019, 1979)
201979: lots of new starships built since the Berman era!
Anyone else?
PS: this is tongue in cheek, in case anyone is concerned.
^ Inspiration. So Picard has stepped down from a command role, to pursue archaeology. As a senior science officer/advisor aboard his wife's ship, USS Pasteur. A medical ship might actually be legally (by treaties) able to go some of the places Picard might need to go that a regular ship couldn't without provoking problems. And having Beverly in command would both be interesting for story possibilities *and* would satisfy the social agenda that Trek promotes. (Which, I should clarify, I'm a fan of.I'm glad someone gave some love for the good ship Pasteur, it lines up Driving Captain Picard with the Q-future timeline!
Nineteen years, and Riker still stuck on his first command?
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