Unnamed Starfleet personnel (24th century)

List of unnamed 24th century Starfleet personnel.

Antwerp conference attendees Edit

• See: Antwerp Conference attendees

AR-558 officers Edit

These crewmembers were stationed on the planet AR-558 during the Dominion War in 2375. They were ordered to defend the communication array on the planet and lost over 100 of their crewmembers against the Jem'Hadar. (DS9: "The Siege of AR-558")

Aries captain Edit

This individual served as the commanding officer of the USS Aries to 2365, when they retired. (TNG: "The Icarus Factor")

'aucdet IX medical technician Edit

This medical technician was stationed at the Federation Medical Collection Station on 'aucdet IX in 2365 and was working at a computer terminal while his CO Lieutenant Commander Hester Dealt talked to Captain Jean-Luc Picard aboard the USS Enterprise-D. (TNG: "The Child")

Bajor's admission ceremony flag officers Edit

These flag officers attended the abortive ceremony meant to admit Bajor to the Federation in 2373.

During Admiral Charlie Whatley's opening statements, he joked that "Welcoming a new planet to the Federation is the happiest assignment an admiral can hope for. Maybe that's why so many of us showed up."

Moments later, several of them showed concern when Benjamin Sisko entered the wardroom and collapsed after warning Bajor not to continue. (DS9: "Rapture")

Ba'ku cultural observers Edit

Crewman #1 Edit

This science division crewman served as an assistant to Lt. Curtis on the Ba'ku homeworld in 2375. He was one of the Starfleet officers who was present in the duck blind headquarters which was uncovered by Data. He was also part of the group that was held as "hostages" by the Ba'ku. (Star Trek: Insurrection)

Crewman #2 Edit

This crewman was part of the cultural observation team on the Ba'ku homeworld in 2375. She was working on an aft station in the duck blind headquarter shortly before Data uncovered this. (Star Trek: Insurrection)

Crewman #3 Edit

This command division crewman was part of the cultural observation team on the Ba'ku homeworld in 2375. She was in the duck blind headquarters when this was uncovered by Data. (Star Trek: Insurrection)

Crewman #4 Edit

This operations division crewman was part of the cultural observation team on the Ba'ku homeworld in 2375. He was in the duck blind headquarters when this was uncovered by Data. (Star Trek: Insurrection)

Crewman #5 Edit

This command division crewman was part of the cultural observation team on the Ba'ku homeworld in 2375. She was in the duck blind headquarters when it was uncovered by Data. (Star Trek: Insurrection)

Bonestell Recreation Facility customers Edit

• See: Bonestell Recreation Facility visitors

Cardassian border conflict away team Edit

This away team was tasked with defending a Federation outpost under attack by Cardassians. It consisted of then-Lieutenant Kathryn Janeway, a commanding officer, and an ensign, among others. They had been fighting the same Cardassians for three days when they heard a moaning sound and realized it was a wounded enemy combatant. The commanding officer, hearing the man's suffering, ordered Janeway and an ensign to bring him to their camp. They did so, and the man lived. They also managed to secure the outpost three days later. Starfleet Command decorated them all for their actions.

In 2374, Janeway told Seven of Nine this story to illustrate that having compassion on your enemies was part of being Human. (VOY: "Prey")

Chakotay's first captain Edit

This captain was the commanding officer of a Federation starship assigned to make first contact with the Tarkannans. The ship was also Chakotay's first assignment out of Starfleet Academy.

In the prelude to the scheduled first contact, Chakotay envied the Captain's role in the endeavor that he pestered the Captain before being allowed to join the diplomatic team. (VOY: "Innocence")

Constantinople officer Edit

This officer aboard USS Constantinople sent a mayday that was received by the USS Enterprise-D near Gravesworld in 2365.

According to his broken message, "Mayday! Mayday! This is the USS ... —questing emergency assistance. The outer hull is breached and environmental systems compromised. Need assistance." (TNG: "The Schizoid Man")

Copernicus captain Edit

This captain was the commanding officer of the USS Copernicus in 2364. They received a letter from Starfleet Mission Operations Division about their request for additional fuel allotments. The request was denied. (TNG: "Conspiracy")

Equicon officers Edit

These three officers – a commander, a lieutenant commander, and one other – were scheduled for transfer from their ship, the USS Equicon, to a new assignment prior to stardate 41547.2. (TNG: "Conspiracy")

Hanson's aide Edit

This female command division officer brought Admiral J.P. Hanson reports on PADDs during his communication with the Enterprise-D in 2367. (TNG: "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II")

Janeway dress-down witness admirals Edit

These three admirals were witness to Tuvok's chastisement of Kathryn Janeway at their first meeting, in which the Vulcan berated her for "failing to observe proper tactical procedures during my first command", causing her embarrassment at the time. (VOY: "Revulsion")

Junior lieutenant Edit

This female junior lieutenant attended a reception, held for Captain Stadius, aboard Deep Space 9 in 2369. According to Julian Bashir, who had a flirt with her, she was a poor substitute for Jadzia Dax. (DS9: "If Wishes Were Horses")

Lalo captain Edit

This captain experienced the Manheim Effect while commanding the freighter USS Lalo, describing it as a hiccup in their 2364 communication with the USS Enterprise-D. (TNG: "We'll Always Have Paris")

Matte Fringe officers Edit

These six officers – three commanders and three lieutenant commanders – of the starship USS Matte Fringe were granted security clearance to a project by Starfleet Mission Operations in 2364. (TNG: "Conspiracy")

Milika III away team Edit

Jean-Luc Picard led an away team to Milika III to rescue an ambassador. According to Q, this incident was a notable moment in Picard's career.

'In an alternate timeline in which Picard took fewer risks, he didn't lead this away team. (TNG: "Tapestry")

Officer Exchange Program officers Edit

These three sciences division officers were part of the Officer Exchange Program in 2365. Along with Ensign Mendon they were beamed aboard the USS Enterprise-D from Starbase 179 and assigned to their quarters by Lieutenant Lewis. (TNG: "A Matter Of Honor")

Officers in Data's memory Edit

This two Starfleet officers of the command division and sciences division appeared as one of the images of Lieutenant Commander Data's memory during a psychotronic stability examination in 2365. The two can be seen kissing. (TNG: "The Schizoid Man")

Picard's afterlife voices Edit

These voices of Starfleet officers spoke to Captain Jean-Luc Picard during his afterlife experience with Q in 2369. A female voice asked him "Why Jean-Luc? Why did you do it?" and another female voice said "Captain, there are still people down there. We can't abandon." A male voice said "There must be some other way captain, some other choice than firing on us." and another male voice said "Lieutenant Picard to the bridge". According to Q, Picard was responsible for their deaths during his career. (TNG: "Tapestry")

Prometheus boarding party Edit

These two Starfleet security officers were beamed aboard the USS Prometheus in 2374 after a trio of Romulan D'deridex-class warbirds was defeated to retake the ship from Romulan hands. Armed with compression phaser rifles they were directly beamed on the bridge where they were greeted by the EMH Mark II and The Doctor; they were greeted by the latter: "Welcome to the Prometheus, gentlemen. It's about time." (VOY: "Message in a Bottle")

Rear admiral Edit

This rear admiral accompanied Fleet Admiral Shanthi aboard the USS Enterprise-D from Starbase 234 to discuss matters pertaining to the Klingon Civil War in early 2368. (TNG: "Redemption II")

Rogers' foster parents Edit

Amanda Rogers' adoptive parents were her guardians after her biological mother and father were killed by a tornado while living in Topeka, Kansas. They served in Starfleet as marine biologists. (TNG: "True Q")

Security officers 1 Edit

These two Starfleet officers traveled to New Orleans in 2372 to perform a blood screening on Joseph Sisko. Sisko, who refused to do this, was up to be arrested. Jake contacted his father who immediately appeared. The head officer, a lieutenant jg, explained that he was just following Sisko's orders. Joseph Sisko became angry and told these two "vampires" to sit down and take a menu or leave his restaurant. (DS9: "Homefront")

Sisko's transport captain Edit

This Starfleet captain commanded a starship, which transported Benjamin Sisko and his son to Deep Space 9 in 2369. (DS9: "Emissary")

Starbase brig guard Edit

This brig guard served at the starbase where Michael Eddington was incarcerated in 2373. (DS9: "Blaze of Glory")

Starbase 179 officer Edit

This communications officer stationed at Starbase 179 responded to Commander William T. Riker's hail, announcing the arrival of the USS Enterprise-D and request for the transfer of several Officer Exchange Program participants. When Data gave the mark to begin transfer, this base officer acknowledged the transfer order. (TNG: "A Matter Of Honor")

Starbase 375 officer Edit

This communications officer stationed as Starbase 375 gave the IKS Rotarran permission to dock at Bay 11, following the return of Captain Sisko from his mission aboard a confiscated Jem'Hadar attack ship. He then informed Sisko that Admiral Ross requested that they beam directly to his conference room for a debriefing. (DS9: "Sons and Daughters")

Starfleet Mission Operations admiral Edit

This admiral worked at Starfleet Mission Operations in 2364. In that year, they sent an order to Captains Thomas and Oja, instructing them to modifty their surveys of Sector 450. (TNG: "Conspiracy")

Tellarite helmsman Edit

• See: Unnamed Tellarites

Transport captain Edit

In 2369 this Starfleet captain was transporting the Federation ambassadors Taxco, Vadosia, Lojal, and Lwaxana Troi to Deep Space 9. According to Taxco, Vadosia was bothering the captain every hour with new suggestions on how to run his ship. According to Vadosia, the captain welcomed his suggestions. (DS9: "The Forsaken")

Transport pilot Edit

This male Starfleet ensign contacted the Enterprise-D in 2365 and informed them that he transported a VIP guest aboard his transport. He was then interrupted by his VIP guest, Lwaxana Troi of Betazed. (TNG: "Manhunt")

Uhnari's former commanding officer Edit

This commanding officer oversaw personnel on Deriben V, including Aquiel Uhnari. In 2369, he described her to William T. Riker as " argumentative, quick to take offense". He transferred her to Relay Station 47 to get her out of their way. This lent credibility to the possibility of Uhnari having murdered Keith Rocha, her co-worker at the relay station. (TNG: "Aquiel")

Unicorn captain Edit

This captain was the commanding officer of the USS Unicorn in 2364. They received an order from Admiral Gregory Quinn. (TNG: "Conspiracy")

Venture captain Edit

The captain of the USS Venture was a friend of Benjamin Sisko's.

In 2372, he commanded the Venture to Deep Space 9 after it was attacked by the Klingon Empire. Sisko later offered to contact the captain to see if he could find Worf a position on the Venture. (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior")

Vigo's father Edit

Jason Vigo's father was responsible for impregnating Miranda Vigo.

As of 2370, all Jason knew was that he had been in Starfleet prior to 2347. (TNG: "Bloodlines")

Vulcan admiral Edit

This Vulcan admiral decorated Jadzia Dax following her first assignment.

She began to tell Kira Nerys about the presentation ceremony while under the influence of the energy matrix from the Saltah'na energy spheres in 2369 until Kira interrupted her. (DS9: "Dramatis Personae")

Vulcan officers Edit

These two Vulcan officers visited Joseph Sisko's Creole Kitchen on Earth in 2375 when Benjamin Sisko returned from hospital after an assassin attacked him. (DS9: "Image in the Sand")

Wedding band Edit

These eight members of Starfleet attended the wedding of William Riker and Deanna Troi in Alaska in 2379. They served as the wedding band and played the music for Data during his performance of "Blue Skies" by Irving Berlin. (Star Trek Nemesis)

Wedding guest Edit

This Starfleet officer in command division attended the wedding of Deanna Troi and William T. Riker in 2379. (Star Trek Nemesis)

Whatley's aide Edit

This captain served as Admiral Charlie Whatley's aide during his visit to Deep Space 9 for Bajor's admission into the Federation in 2373.

Upon arriving at DS9, and determining that Captain Benjamin Sisko was on Bajor, Whatley and his aide beamed down to the planet's subsurface to view the recently discovered city of B'hala.

He was later at the signing ceremony when it was interrupted by Sisko, notifying the officials present that Bajor should not join the Federation at that time. The aide was then instructed by Whatley to get Sisko to the Infirmary. (DS9: "Rapture")

Other unnamed personnelEdit

The following articles also have entries on unnamed Starfleet personnel:

• Ajilon Prime personnel
• Illusory Starfleet personnel
• Relva VII inhabitants
• Section 31 personnel
• Unnamed Starfleet Academy personnel
• Unnamed Starfleet Headquarters personnel
• Unnamed Starfleet Intelligence personnel
• Unnamed USS Defiant (NX-74205) / Deep Space 9 personnel
• Unnamed USS Enterprise-D personnel
• Unnamed USS Hera personnel
• Unnamed USS Horatio personnel
• Unnamed USS Lakota personnel
• Unnamed USS Pegasus personnel
• Unnamed USS Saratoga personnel
• Unnamed USS Tripoli personnel
• Unnamed SS Tsiolkovsky personnel
• Unnamed USS Voyager personnel
• Unnamed USS Wellington personnel
• Unnamed USS Zhukov personnel

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Named Starfleet personnel: 22nd century • mirror universe • 23rd century • alternate reality • 24th century • future
Unnamed Starfleet personnel: Unknown era • 22nd century • mirror universe • 23rd century • alternate reality • 24th century • future