This is an illustrated roster of Starfleet/former Maquis personnel assigned to the USS Voyager.
- For a simpler, un-illustrated list, see USS Voyager personnel.
Crew manifest[]
name | rank(s) | position(s) | timeframe | insignia |
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Anderson, Lydia | crewman | engineer/security officer | 2371[1]–77[2] | ![]() |
Andrews | lieutenant | security officer | 2371[3]–77[4] | ![]() |
Arkinson | lieutenant | 2371–77[5] | ||
Ashmore | ensign | engineer | 2371[6]–77 | ![]() |
Ayala | lieutenant junior grade (provisional) | security/flight controller | 2371[3]–77[7] | Uniform insignia image. |
Ballard, Lyndsay | ensign | engineer | d. 2374[8] | ![]() |
Bartlett, J. | ||||
Baxter, Walter | lieutenant | engineer | 2371[9]–77 | ![]() |
Baytart, Pablo | ensign | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Bendera, Kurt | crewman | engineer | d. 2372[10] | ![]() |
Bennet | ensign | d. 2372 | ![]() | |
Berman, Rick | commander | |||
Biddle | crewman | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Biessman, Kendrick | crewman | hazard team heavy weapon specialist | d. 2376[11] | ![]() |
Blackman, Bob | lieutenant commander | |||
Blain | ensign | |||
Bono, Jerry | lieutenant | |||
Boylan | crewman | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Braga, Brannon | commander | |||
Bristow, Freddy | lieutenant | 2371–77 | ||
Bronowski, Doug | ensign | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Brooks | ensign | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Brownfield, Dick | lieutenant commander | |||
Cabot, Zayra | ||||
Canamar, Valerie | ||||
Carey, Joseph M. | lieutenant | assistant chief engineer | 2371[3]-d. 2377[12] | ![]() |
Carlson | 2371–77 | |||
Cavit, Aaron | lieutenant commander | First officer | d. 2371[3] | ![]() |
Chakotay | captain | CO | 2371[3]-81, 2381- | ![]() |
Chamberlin, Mandy | lieutenant | |||
Chang, Austin | ensign | Hazard Team demolitionist | 2371[11]–77[13] | ![]() |
Chapman, William | lieutenant | structural engineer | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Charnock, Ed, Jr. | ||||
Chattaway, Jay | ||||
Chell | ensign | Hazard Team Field Technician | 2371[3]–77[13] | ![]() |
Joe Chess | lieutenant | |||
Chichester, John | ||||
Christenberry, Ian | ||||
Chronister, Richard | lieutenant | |||
Codron, Art | ||||
Craig, Claudia | ||||
Csatlos, Mitch | crewman | Hazard Team Scout | 2371–77[11] | ![]() |
Culhane | ensign | conn/tactical officer | 2371[14]–77[7] | ![]() |
Curry, Dan | crewman | |||
D'Angelo, Dick | lieutenant | |||
Dalby, Kenneth | crewman | engineer | 2371[6]–77 | ![]() |
Darwin, Frank | crewman | engineer | d. 2372 | ![]() |
De La Garza, Bob | ||||
De Moraes, Lisa | ||||
Dean, Doug | lieutenant commander | |||
Delaney, Jenny | stellar cartography | 2371–77[15] | Uniform insignia image. | |
Delaney, Megan | stellar cartography | 2371–77 | Uniform insignia image. | |
Dell | crewman | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
DeMeritt, Michael | ensign | |||
Doctor | chief medical officer | 2371[3]–77[7] | Uniform insignia image. | |
Dorado | 2371–77 | ![]() | ||
Doyle | 2371–77 | Uniform insignia image. | ||
Durst, Peter | lieutenant | d. 2371[16] | ![]() | |
Eden, Afsarah | captain | CO | d. 2381 | ![]() |
Emmanuel | crewman | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Farley | ensign | 2371–77 | ||
Fernandez, Kristine | lieutenant | |||
Fitzgerald | lieutenant commander | CMO | d. 2371 | ![]() |
Fitzpatrick | crewman | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Fleck, Jerry | ensign | |||
Foster | crewman | 2371–77 | ||
Foster, Lester | lieutenant | Hazard Team Leader | 2371-77[11] | ![]() |
Fukai, Arlene | ensign | |||
Gallagher | ensign | 2371–77 | ||
Gennaro | crewman | 2371–77 | ||
Gerron Ral | crewman | 2371–77[6] | Uniform insignia image. | |
Genovese, Cosmo | lieutenant | planetary geosciences division | 2371–77 | |
Gibson, Patrick | crewman | 2371–77 | ||
Gilmore, Marla | crewman | engineer | c. 2376–77[17] | ![]() |
Gocke, Bill | lieutenant | |||
Golwat | ensign | 2371[3]–77[7] | ![]() | |
Grimes | crewman | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Hamilton | 2371–77 | |||
Hargrove | lieutenant | 2371–77 | ||
Harper | ensign | 2371–77 | ||
Harren, Mortimer | crewman | 2371[3]–77[18] | ![]() | |
Henard | engineer | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Henley, Mariah | crewman | 2371–77[6] | Uniform insignia image. | |
Hickman | ensign | Astrophysics | 2371–77 | |
Hogan | ensign | d. 2373[19] | Uniform insignia image. | |
Honigsberg, Alexander | lieutenant | chief engineer[20] | d. 2371[3] | ![]() |
Howard, Merri | lieutenant commander | |||
Jaworski, Michael | crewman | Hazard Team Scout | 2371–77[11] | ![]() |
Jackson | crewman | 2371–77 | ||
Jacobson, Phillip | lieutenant | |||
Kathryn Janeway | captain | CO | 2371[3]–77[7] | ![]() |
Jurot, Juliet | ensign | Hazard Team Field Medic | 2371[21]–77[13] | Uniform insignia image. |
Jarvin | 2371[3]–77[22] | ![]() | ||
Jarvis | crewman | 2371[22]–77[23] | ![]() | |
Jenkins, Tricia | ensign | Helmsman | 2371–77[24] | ![]() |
Jetal, Ahni | ensign | Pilot | d. 2373[25] | ![]() |
Jonas, Michael | crewman | engineer | 2371[3]-d. 2372[26] | ![]() |
Jones | crewman | 2371–77 | ||
Jor | crewman | engineer | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Kaplan | ensign | 2371–77 | ||
Kaplan, Marie | ensign | Pilot | d. 2373[27] | ![]() |
Kim, Harry S.L. | Lieutentant | security chief/tactical officer | c.2371[3]– | ![]() |
Kyoto | ensign | 2371–77 | ||
Lang | ensign | Security officer | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Laird, Elizabeth | crewman | Hazard Team scout | 2371[11]–77[13] | ![]() |
Lang, Timothy | Technician | Security officer | d. 2377 | ![]() |
Larson | crewman | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Lauritson, Peter | lieutenant commander | |||
Lathrop, Kenn | crewman | Hazard Team Intel and Operations | d. 2376 | Uniform insignia image. |
Lessing, Noah | crewman | c. 2376[17]–77 | Uniform insignia image. | |
Lewis | crewman | 2371–77 | ||
Livingston, David | lieutenant commander | |||
Longo, Joe | lieutenant | |||
Lowry-Johnson, Junie | ||||
Lyman, J. | ||||
MacAlister | ensign | 2371–77 | ||
Macormak | ensign | 2371–77 | ||
Madalone, Dennis | ||||
Mannus | ensign | 2371–77 | ||
Martin | ensign | Transporter Operator | d. 2373[28] | ![]() |
Mayer, Michael | ||||
McCarthy, Dennis | ||||
McGarry, L. | ||||
McKenzie, William | crewman | engineer | 2371[29]–77[2] | ![]() |
McMann | crewman | 2371–77 | ||
Mees, James | lieutenant commander | |||
Mendez | crewman | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Mitchell | crewman | junction operator | 2371–77 | Uniform insignia image. |
Molina | ensign | Security | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Moore, Tom | lieutenant | |||
Moore, Tom | ||||
Morrow, James | crewman | c. 2376–77 | Uniform insignia image. | |
Mulcahey | ensign | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Munro, Alexander | lieutenant | Hazard Team | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Murphy | ensign | Science division officer | 2371–77 | Uniform insignia image. |
Murphy | ensign | Security officer | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Murphy, Telsia | ensign | Hazard Team Scout/Sniper | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Nelson, Jeffrey | crewman | Hazard Team Weapons Specialist | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Nesterowicz, John | ensign | |||
Nesterowicz, John | lieutenant | 2371–77 | ||
Nicoletti, Susan | lieutenant | engineer | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Nozawa, Kashimuro | ensign | Transporter Operator | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Odell, Thomas | ensign | Hazard Team Scout | 2371–77 | ![]() |
O'Donnell | 2371–77 | |||
Orlando, David | 2371–77 | |||
Overdiek, Diane | lieutenant | |||
Oviedo, Perfecto | crewman | Hazard Team Quartermaster | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Paris, Thomas Eugene | lieutenant commander | XO | 2371[3]-77, 2378- | ![]() |
Parsons, Michael | ensign | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Peets, Bill | lieutenant | 2371–77 | ||
Peterson, Sandra | 2371–77 | |||
Piller, Michael | lieutenant commander | |||
Platt, Jerry | 2371–77 | |||
Porter, Amanda | 2371–77 | |||
Quizzlink, Charlie | 2371–77 | |||
Rand, Josh | lieutenant | Security officer | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Reynolds, Tony | 2371–77 | |||
Robertson | 2371–77 | |||
Rockefeller, Keith | 2371–77 | |||
Rogers | 2371–77 | |||
Rollins | lieutenant | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Rosa, George | 2371–77 | |||
Rossi, David | 2371–77 | |||
Rush, Marvin | lieuenant/lieutenant commander | 2371–77 | ||
Russell | lieuenant | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Ryson | ensign | 2371–77 | ||
Schoolcraft, John | 2371–77 | |||
Seaborn, S. | 2371–77 | |||
Sena, Sandra | 2371–77 | |||
Seska | ensign | engineer | 2371 | Uniform insignia image. |
Seven of Nine | c. 2374[30]–77 | |||
Sharr, Renlay | ensign | 2371–77 | ![]() | |
Shimizu, Suzi | lieutenant | 2371–77 | ||
Simmons, Adele | ensign/lieutenant | 2371–77 | ||
Sims, Alan | lieutenant | 2371–77 | ||
Smutko, Alex | lieutenant | 2371–77 | ||
Sofin, Brian | crewman | c. 2376–77 | ![]() | |
Speckman, Gary | 2371–77 | |||
Stadi, Veronica | lieutenant | Helmsman | d. 2371[3] | ![]() |
Sternbach, Rick | 2371–77 | |||
Stimson, Mark | lieutenant | 2371–77 | ||
Stipes, David | 2371–77 | |||
Stradling, Michael | 2371–77 | |||
Strickler | ensign | engineer | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Suder, Lon | crewman | engineer | 2371–73 | ![]() |
Surma, Ron | 2371–77 | |||
Swift | 2371–77 | |||
Swinn | ensign | engineer | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Tabor | ensign | engineer | 2371–77 | Uniform insignia image. |
Tal Celes | crewman | Sensor analyst | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Tassoni, Angelo | c. 2376–77 | ![]() | ||
Taylor, Jeri | 2371–77 | |||
Telfer, William | crewman | 2371–77 | Uniform insignia image. | |
Thompson | crewman | security | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Thoms, Bill | 2371–77 | |||
Thorpe, Jim | 2371–77 | |||
Torres, B'Elanna | lieutenant, junior grade | Chief Engineer | 2371[3]–77 | ![]() |
Trumari | 2371–77 | |||
Tuvix | lieutenant | chief of security/tactical officer | d. 2372 | ![]() |
Tuvok | lieutenant commander | chief of security/tactical officer | 2371[3]-77 | ![]() |
U'Lanai | 2371–77 | |||
Vorik | lieutenant | chief engineer | 2371–81 | ![]() |
Weiss | lieutenant | 2371–77 | ||
White | 2371–77 | Uniform insignia image. | ||
Wildman, Samantha | ensign | xenobiologist | 2371–77 | File:Blu Ens 2371.png |
Yacobian, Brad | 2371–77 | |||
Yosa | crewman | engineer | 2371–77 | ![]() |
Young, Charles | 2371–77 | |||
Ziegler, T. | 2371–77 |
Timeline[]
2100s[]
- Events of Note
2151 | Enterprise NX-01, the first warp five ship of human design, launches. What follows is a new era in human exploration and involvement in the affairs of the galaxy. (ENT begins) |
2153 | The events of the Xindi Incident unfold, in which the Xindi Council launches a surprise attack on Earth that kills seven million people. Earth's response ends in a diplomatic resolution when the Enterprise NX-01 assists in resolving internal Xindi political conflict. |
2155 | The xenophobic terrorist group Terra Prime attempt an attack on Starfleet Command in an effort to force all aliens from the Sol system. They fail, paving the way to closer human-alien relations. (ENT ends) |
The USS Defiant NCC-1764 is seized from Tholians control by Terran Empire of the Mirror Universe. The ensuing internal power struggle in the Empire ends with the founding of the Sato Dynasty. | |
2155 | The Earth-Romulan War begins |
2160 | The Earth-Romulan War ends |
2161 | The United Federation of Planets is founded. |
2200s[]
- Events of Note
2245 | The Starfleet ship USS Enterprise NCC-1701 is launched from the San Francisco Fleet Yards and named after one of the most famous ships in human history. Captain Robert April assumes command. |
2254 | The USS Defiant NCC-1764 is launched. |
The USS Enterprise NCC-1701 encounters the Talosians. The danger of their mission results in the Federation imposing General Order 7, forbidding anyone from approaching or making contact with the planet, under penalty of death (The Cage) | |
2256 | The First Klingon-Federation War begins with the Battle of the Binary Stars. Starfleet suffers heavier losses, but the Klingon figurehead T'Kuvma dies. (DISCO begins) |
2257 | The Klingon-Federation War ends. |
2265 | USS Enterprise NCC-1701 crosses the Galactic Barrier (TOS begins) |
2268 | The USS Defiant NCC-1764 vanishes. |
2269 | After a mission to Camus II, the USS Enterprise narrowly averts a mutiny when it is discovered Captain Kirk has been replaced by an impostor (TOS ends) |
2273 | A mysterious energy cloud later identified as V’ger attacks Federation holdings, but is turned back after diplomatic engagement with the Enterprise (The Motion Picture) |
2285 | The Genesis Device is stolen by Khan Noonien Singh and detonated inside the Mutara Nebula, forming a new planet, Genesis (Wrath of Khan) |
The Genesis planet is found to be highly unstable and tears itself apart soon after its creation (Search for Spock) | |
The USS Enterprise NCC-1701 is lost over Genesis. | |
Earth is attacked by a probe attempting to communicate with life in Earth's oceans. A world-ending catastrophe is averted only when their message is responded to by humpback whales (The Voyage Home) | |
2286 | Launch of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A |
The USS Enterprise visits the Centre of the Galaxy (The Final Frontier) | |
2293 | The detonation of Praxis, a Klingon moon, throws the Klingon Empire into chaos. However, the resulting First Khitomer Accord brings peace between the Federation and Klingons (The Undiscovered Country) |
USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A retired. | |
Launch of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-B (Generations) |
2300s[]
- Events of Note
2325 | USS Enterprise NCC-1701-B retired. |
Launch of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-C. | |
2344 | The USS Enterprise assists a Klingon outpost on Narendra III, under attack by the Romulan Star Empire. While the Enterprise was lost, the act of self-sacrifice earned the respect of the Klingon Empire and ushered in a new era of peace and cooperation between the Empire and the Federation. |
2347 | Hostilities break out between the Federation and the Cardassian Union in the Federation-Cardassian War. These initial conflicts include the Cardassian attack on Setlik III. |
2364 | The Federation makes first contact with a representative of the Q Continuum (TNG begins) |
2366 | A truce between the Federation and Cardassia is reached. Though hostilities of the last six years have been on the scale of minor skirmishes, this ends the conflict and begins the several-year process towards a treaty. |
2367 | The Klingon Civil War begins as the House of Duras challenges the installation of Gowron as Chancellor. |
2368 | The Klingon Civil War ends with the defeat of the forces of Duras and the discovery of the House of Duras's Romulan backing. |
2369 | The crew of Deep Space 9 discover a stable wormhole connecting to the Gamma Quadrant in close proximity to the planet Bajor (DS9 begins) |
2370s[]
- Events of Note
2370 | The Federation-Cardassian Treaty formally ends the Federation-Cardassian War, following the cessation of hostilities three years earlier with the Federation-Cardassian Armistice of 2367, and creates the Demilitarized Zone along the border. |
A group of Federation and former Federation colony worlds declare unofficial war on the Cardassian Union after rejecting the treaty, calling themselves the Maquis. Starfleet Command designates Maquis members to be traitors, while the Cardassian Union deems them terrorists. | |
The USS Enterprise-D prevents an anti-time eruption at the Devron system from causing untold chaos in the galaxy (TNG ends). | |
The Alpha Quadrant makes first contact with the Dominion when citizens of the Federation and Ferengi Alliance are captured by the Jem’hadar. The subsequent rescue mission is successful, but the USS Odyssey is destroyed. | |
2371 | The USS Voyager goes missing on assignment hunting a Maquis cell in the Badlands. (VOY begins) |
The Cardassian Obsidian Order and the Romulan Tal Shiar attempt a preemptive joint strike against the Dominion in the Battle of the Omarian Nebula. The battle is the first major engagement with the Dominion, and it ends disastrously for the Cardassian/Romulan task force. | |
The USS Enterprise-D is destroyed over Veridian III (Generations) | |
2372 | The Klingon Empire invades the Cardassian Union, convinced their government has been infiltrated by Dominion Changeling agents. The Federation objects to this action, causing the Empire’s withdrawal from the Khitomer Accords. |
The Antwerp Conference is bombed by the Dominion. The subsequent tightening of Federation security leads to an attempted coup by Admiral Leyton. | |
War breaks out between the Klingon Empire and the Federation with the Empire’s annexation of the Archanis Sector. | |
2373 | The Borg invade the Federation but are halted at the Battle of Sector 001 (First Contact). |
Starfleet forms the Fourth Fleet to counter developing strategic threats to the Federation. Initially intended as a technologically cutting-edge fighting force preparing for future incursions from the Borg, its remit is soon changed and expanded in response to rising aggression by the Dominion. | |
The Cardassian Union joins the Dominion, and soon after eradicates the Maquis resistance movement. The Dominion sign non-aggression treaties with several powers, including the Romulan Star Empire, the Tholians, Miradorn, and Bajorans. | |
The Khitomer Accords are reinstated between the Federation and Klingon Empire. | |
The Dominion War begins with the Battle of Deep Space 9, where the Dominion take control of the Bajor sector and the wormhole to the Gamma Quadrant. | |
2374 | The USS Voyager, formally declared lost with all hands, is discovered to have been stranded in the Delta Quadrant when the crew establishes contact with the USS Prometheus NX-74913. |
The Federation suffers heavy losses in the early months of the Dominion War, most notably with the decimation of the Seventh Fleet at the Tyra system. | |
The Klingon-Federation Alliance agrees that better strategic and tactical cooperation between their forces is needed. The Fourth Fleet is assigned as the Starfleet wing of the primary joint force with the Klingon Defence Force for the rest of the Dominion War. | |
Deep Space 9 and the Bajoran wormhole are retaken in Operation Return, a successful undertaking between joint allied forces, including vessels of the Fourth Fleet. | |
The Federation is defeated at the Battle of Betazed when the Dominion launches a surprise assault that successfully captures the planet. | |
The Dominion murder of a Romulan senator breaches their cease-fire with the Star Empire, who soon joins the war on the side of the Federation and Klingon Alliance. | |
The Alliance launches their first major offensive with the First Battle of Chin’toka. While ultimately successful, heavy losses prevent further advances beyond this beachhead in Cardassian space. | |
2375 | Admiral Matthew Dougherty of Starfleet and the Son'a attempt a forced relocation of the Ba'ku in order to harvest the metaphasic radiation from their planet's rings. Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the USS Enterprise-E crew stage a rebellion, and convince the Federation Council to allow the Ba'ku to remain on their planet (Insurrection). |
The Breen Confederacy becomes formally allied with the Dominion, and launches a devastating surprise attack against San Francisco and Starfleet Headquarters. | |
The Second Battle of Chin’toka drives the Alliance out of Cardassian territory, aided by Breen energy dampening technology. | |
Legate Damar forms and leads a rebellion to drive Dominion occupation and Breen influence from his people’s worlds. In his rallying speech, he cites the losses of seven million Cardassian soldiers in the war. | |
General Martok assumes leadership of the Klingon Empire after Chancellor Gowron is killed in a duel. | |
Zek is succeeded as Grand Nagus of the Ferengi Alliance by Rom. | |
Damar’s rebellion is crushed. The Cardassian settlement Lakarian City, population two million, is destroyed by the Dominion as punishment for this insurrection. | |
The Federation, Klingon, and Romulan Alliance win the Battle of Cardassia and extract a complete Dominion surrender. | |
Cardassian forces turn on the Dominion at a crucial point in the Battle of Cardassia. Further retaliation from the Dominion comes with the order of the absolute eradication of the Cardassian people. An early casualty estimation puts the Cardassian dead at eight hundred million. | |
The Dominion War comes to an end with the Treaty of Bajor. It includes the complete withdrawal of Dominion forces from the Alpha Quadrant and the return of all Dominion-occupied Alpha Quadrant territory to its previous sovereign powers. The Breen-Dominion Alliance ends and the Cardassians return to being an autonomous power (DS9 ends). | |
2376 | Federation assistance to the Cardassian Union begins. This places certain restrictions upon the Union, unable to consider expansion towards Federation territory as it remains reliant upon Starfleet assistance. Bajor officially joins the Federation. Integration of Bajoran Militia officers into Starfleet begins. |
2377 | The USS Voyager returns to the Alpha Quadrant after destroying a Borg transwarp hub, dealing a significant blow to the Borg Collective (VOY ends) |
2378 | The Romulan Senate is assassinated and an officer named Shinzon is narrowly prevented by Romulan and Starfleet forces from staging a coup d'etat (Nemesis) |
2380s[]
- Events of Note
2384 | Tensions rise between the Federation and Romulans with reports of forced resettlement of Romulan civilians and seeming breakdowns of discipline in the navy. Fleeing citizens and defecting officers report some pending planetary crisis on Romulus. |
The Romulan Star Empire admits they have learned the Romulan star is facing a sudden and unexpected supernova, expected to kill at least nine hundred million Romulans without additional aid. | |
Starfleet offers assistance in the resettlement of refugees, a move that proves unpopular among certain members of the Federation, including Vulcan. | |
2385 | Starfleet assists the Romulan Star Empire in the resettlement of refugees fleeing the impending supernova of the Romulan sun. Many are placed on what is originally intended as a temporary basis on worlds of the collapsing Romulan Neutral Zone. |
On April 5, synthetic workers at Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards stage a sudden attack that destroys the yards and a rescue armada intended to aid the Romulans. The Martian atmosphere is set ablaze and almost 100,000 people die. | |
The Federation Council places a ban on synthetic lifeforms. | |
Federation member worlds again state their opposition to supporting the Romulan evacuation, threatening to rescind their membership. Starfleet abandons its evacuation plans. | |
2386 | Federation withdrawal of resources reaches the Cardassian relief efforts, which finally halt. This precipitates the decline of power of the Detapa Council and a return of the military Central Command's authority, the two factions entering a shadow war for supremacy. |
2387 | The Romulan supernova occurs, destroying Romulus. Damage beyond the system is mitigated by the efforts of Ambassador Spock, whose ship is lost in the creation of the black hole that absorbs the supernova. |
The Romulan Star Empire splits into multiple factions with the loss of Romulus. The Empire persists in a smaller form, led by the Praetor and largely supported by the navy. The Romulan Free State splits off, supported by the majority of the Tal Shiar to maintain stability. The Romulan Republic is established as a democratic faction with a small but modern military. The entirety of Romulan space is in dispute by the major factions and consistently hindered by smaller pirate, rogue or rebel factions. | |
2388 | The Romulan Republic establishes several peace treaties with the Federation and the Klingon Empire. These positive relations would persist and define the Republic’s foreign policy. |
The Sovereignty of Kahless breaks off from the Klingon Empire and opens hostilities with the Empire and Federation. Klingon insistence that the Sovereignty are an internal problem undermines Federation efforts to combat the threat. | |
2389 | The Sovereignty of Kahless attacks and annexes multiple worlds on the Klingon-Federation border. |
2390s[]
- Events of Note
2390 | The Klingon Empire formally condemns the Sovereignty of Kahless for its invasion of Federation space and joins forces with Starfleet against them. |
2391 | Klingon vessels assumed to be part of the Sovereignty of Kahless attack and destroy Xavier Fleet Yards. |
Operation: Gatecrasher, a joint force between Starfleet and the Klingon Defense Force, liberates Federation worlds conquered by the Sovereignty. The Sovereignty’s fleets are destroyed, their leaders killed, and the Sovereignty defeated. | |
2394 | A Klingon raiding party attacks the annual peace conference at Khitomer. At the same time, covert attacks such as cyber operations, sabotage, and terrorist bombings are inflicted on the Federation and the Klingon Empire. |
Starfleet Intelligence identifies the House of Mo'Kai, aided by survivors and remaining loyalists of the Sovereignty, as responsible for these attacks. The next five years continue to be marked by this insurgency violence, subtler than the Sovereignty’s outright political aggression, by a similarly extremist Klingon faction. | |
2395 | The Cardassian Union reopens diplomatic channels with the Federation. While commitments from the Cardassians are light, trade still reopens between the two powers. |
2396 | Raids of trading ships between the Federation and Cardassian Union become a commonplace threat, usually perpetrated by untraceable pirate vessels. Suspicions that Cardassian Central Command is responsible, trying to undermine the authority of and cut off resources to the Detapa Council, cannot be proven. |
2398 | Cargo convoys to the Cardassian Union are regularly attacked by Cardassian ships. The Federation revokes all trade agreements, blaming the Detapa Council for negligence at best, outright culpability at worst. This all but collapses the Cardassian Union's foreign trade and triggers a fresh economic crisis. |
2399 | The return of the True Way in the Former Demilitarized Zone causes Starfleet to reopen limited engagement with the Cardassian Union. Cooperation between both powers begins to restore stability to the afflicted region. |
A Breen raid on Guardian Station and Barzan II marks a resurgence in tensions and hostilities on the border between the Federation and the Confederacy. | |
The Hunters of D'Ghor begin a series of raids on the Federation worlds of the Archanis Sector. With local defence forces outmatched, the Fourth Fleet is dispatched to protect the region, culminating in the Battle of Archanis. | |
Starfleet and Romulan Free State forces almost come to blows in orbit of the distant planet Coppelius. The situation is diffused, but leads to the revelation that the Tal Shiar were responsible for sabotaging Federation synthetic workers that went rogue in 2385, causing the Attack on Mars. The Federation Council immediately lifts the ban on synthetic life. |

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2328 | The Cardassian Union begins its occupation of Bajor.
The Betreka Nebula Incident starts a conflict between the Klingon Empire and the Cardassian Union that lasts from 2328 to 2346. Basul Rodul, the Rodulan homeworld, has already been occupied since 2326 and continues to be occupied at different times by the Cardassians and the Klingons for over twenty years until the Klingons are forced by the Federation to withdraw in 2349. | |
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◀ 2340s | ||
2344 | The USS Enterprise-C is destroyed while defending the Klingon outpost on Narendra III from Romulan attack. | |
2347 | The Setlik III massacre takes place, in which Cardassian forces raid the Federation colony on the planet. | |
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◀ 2360s | ||
2364 | The Romulan Star Empire returns to interstellar politics after 53 years of isolation. | |
2367 | The Battle of Wolf 359 is fought against the Borg, leading to the destruction of 39 starships and the loss of 11,000 lives.
The Federation and the Cardassian Union sign an armistice, putting an end to hostilities during the Federation-Cardassian War. A final treaty was signed in 2370. | |
2369 | The Cardassian Union withdraws from the planet Bajor, ending nearly fifty years of occupation. | |
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2370 | First contact between the Federation and the Dominion results in the destruction of the USS Odyssey and a three year cold war between the two powers. | |
2373 | The Borg make a second failed attempt to assimilate Earth.
An act of espionage by the Romulans launches the Yolanda Wars. The Dominion War begins. | |
2374 | Starfleet and the Romulans sign a peace treaty bringing an end to the Yolanda Wars.
Romulans join the Federation and Klingons in their fight against the Dominion. | |
2375 | The Dominion War ends. | |
2378 | Shinzon becomes the leader of the Reman people, staging a successful coup d'état against the Romulan Senate before being killed later in a conflict with the USS Enterprise-E.
Laudeans of Til’ahn discover warp drive, Embassy follows 2 years later. | |
◀ 2380s | ||
2380 | After a series of set backs and infiltrations since the mid-2370s, the infamous Orion Syndicate is extinguished through the combined efforts of Starfleet Intelligence. | |
2381 | A group of terrorists operating in the Haliian system bombs several cities, attempting to persuade planets on the outskirts of the Federation to declare independence. | |
2383 | The Federation's increasing presence in the Eratis System led to conflict with the Gorn Hegemony and ultimately the Battle of Eratis and the Gorn Conflict of 2383. | |
2387 | Four years later, the Second Battle of Eratis concluded with the capture of Deep Space 17 by the Vaadwaur. The Vaadwaur Occupation lasted until Operation Bright Star, when the station was finally liberated by Starfleet on SD 238709.19.
Later in 2387, the Hobus supernova destroyed the Romulan homeworlds of Romulus and Remus. | |
2388 | The USS Constitution is hijacked by Armeni, a psychotic, Betazoid felon, and used to destroy the Betazoid city of Ohmallera, killing 1.2 million people.
Bajor became the newest member of the Federation, although the tumultuous events surrounding its membership became known as the Battle for Bajor. | |
2389 | The decade ended with the Klingons invading into the Romulan Star Empire. | |
◀ 2390s | ||
2390 | The aftermath of the Hobus supernova was still felt at the dawn of the new decade as the ancient Iconian gateways were reactivated across the galaxy in what became known as the Gateway Crisis of 2390. | |
2391 | First contact is made with the Kubarey by the USS Garuda.
Zalkonian Evolutionist Movement seek refuge from mass killings. Anti-Federation group Ralaaram Ocala harass commercial traffic in response to reemergence of a plague in the Onias Sector. A domestic terrorist group calling itself the Maquis Reborn, led by Nikael Kalre, makes itself known to Starfleet and the Federation in an attack on Deep Space 10. Citing a lack of protection by Starfleet and other Federation forces against continued piracy and raids on transport crews, the Federation Transport Union strikes on the eve of 2392. | |
2392 | An accident aboard the Prometheus Station begins what becomes known as the Prometheus Incident, the greatest threat to the Alpha Quadrant since the Dominion War.
Federation President Nan Bacco makes a historic state visit to the Romulan Star Empire and the new Romulan capital of Rator III. | |
2393 | After winning the 2392 election, Narala is inaugurated as the next Federation president, succeeding Nan Bacco. Narala appoints Lily Ventu as the Federation's Secretary of the Exterior.
The quantum slipstream starliner Charles Lindbergh is hijacked by colonial extremists. | |
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Samantha Carter from an alternate reality. Cheryl Anderson in 2387. Ellen Ripley in 2385. Helen Magnus from an alternate reality. Samantha Carter in 2377. Samantha Carter in 2377. Lois Lane of the mirror universe Destiny, shortly after being launched. The USS George Hammond in 2387 Replicator Carter in 2378 Earth months: January • February • March • April • May • June • July • August • September • October • November • December Serving with you has been an honor." "The honor was mine... captain." infinite Callie Ferris And she wears an eyepatch. Computer, disengage self-destruct sequence. Authorization Kira, Alpha 9175 Blue. Alpha nine one seven five blue. Tamar Transporter chief Ensgin Ro Laren page The Federation and the Xindi-Suliban Alliance went to war in 2379. By 2383, the Federation lost the war to the Xindi. Ro Laren joined the Alliance and became Intendant of Bajor under the Xindi. As the Alliance grew, new slaves arrived on Bajor, Terran slaves, Bajoran slaves, Andorian slaves, Vulcan slaves and Romulan slaves who were forced to work under the Xindi. Ore processing moved off-world to the orbiting facility of Terok Nor. Intendant Ro Laren is the unquestioned ruler of Bajor and the Bajoran system and she rules from her office on Terok Nor T'leesa Neras A dog collar was then fastened around her neck This ship was equipped with a plasma torpedo cannon. [Into a Shattered Place, Part I] Her maximum speed is Warp nine. The forward module holds the plasma torpedo cannon and can be ejected. After ejection, the ship�s maximum speed is warp nine-point-four. [Into a Shattered Place, Part II] The New Regency controlled an Alliance network used during an attack on the Terran Resistance. In 2378, Kira had succeeded Worf as Regent. She led the Alliance attack on Terok Nor. Alliance Network A group of Alliance satellites. They emitted four Tachyon beams and were self replicating. The computing power of a single unit was two point five kiloquads. New Regency controlled by network by interspace signal. Here's the whole list: Civilian time Military time
Magnus is bold and straightforward, brave and no-nonsense, yet she remains proudly true to her formal Victorian English sensibilities. Magnus' past is long and colorful, as one would expect from a life lasting 274 years. However, she proves that living forever is not the best of things and finds it hard at times. She has had to bury countless friends, colleagues, and lovers, making her somewhat reluctant to let new people into her heart. She speaks a vast number of languages, including Italian, Zulu, Japanese, Cambodian, Norwegian, French, and Spanish. Helen is fluent in Latin, being that she is a medical doctor/scientist and it's her father's favorite language. Magnus is also able to understand Arabic, Hindi (has knowledge of its ancient Urdu dialect), as well as German and can identify its Bavarian dialect(s). She is also good at reading and translating other ancient and rare languages, such as Cuneiform, Sanguine vampiris script, and Praxian lexicon. On more than one occasion she is shown to be skilled in hand-to-hand combat. Magnus is abundantly seen to be very comfortable in holding and being adept at using a wide variety of weaponry, including but not limited to: pistols (revolvers and semi-automatics), rifle(s), an rpg launcher, knives (fixed blade, diving, folding, switchblade, and butterfly; includes being quite deft with a scalpel), a multitude of improvised melee weapons (spear, staff, chain, batons, and hammer; less efficient with a rock and a broken off metal bar), tranquilizer guns (semi-autos firing tranq bullets; an airsoft rifle firing tranq darts), two types of Praxian energy weapons ("whip" and "vaporizer"), and all sorts of tech gizmos that Henry whips up in his weapons lab. She was able to create a bomb/explosion out of lit stores of jet fuel, and even used the automated assist mechanism to kill intruders. With a brief glance, Magnus can specify weapons, such as Starstreak missiles. Helen possesses is the ability to operate almost any type of vehicle; she is able to drive cars/vans/SUV(s) and motorcycle(s), pilot planes and helicopters, and can even fully command a tank (pilot and fire). She is technologically savvy, being able to use and repair a range of analogue and digital devices, is familiar with the Sanctuary's computer system, and can perform piggy-backed hacks. She can get severely damaged and parted computer systems to operate again powered with car batteries, as well as able to boost a crashed helicopter's radio distress signal using the inside walls of the borehole of an abandoned oil rig, and can send a long-wave transmission out of old disused radios attached to solar panels. She can also quickly figure out the UI of both Praxian and Vampire technologies. One of Helen's most impressive talents is the ability to recreate tech devices after only seeing and handling them for a brief period of time: she was able to have Henry recreate the stunner weapon she encountered in the Guardian's alternate timeline. When Helen and Will were trapped in Carentan, she was able to successfully recreate a jerry-rigged version of Adam Worth's time nodes to nullify the time dilation bubble even though she never actually physically spent time working on one of Adam's nodes (Henry and Nikola did; whom the audience can infer relayed their findings to her). In an implanted perfect dream world, Magnus is an at-home freelance painter who doesn't show her work publicly at art galleries, but instead prefers to sell her work privately to buyers through her agent.
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