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| − | * According to {{e|The Pirates of Orion}}, Leonard McCoy became a doctor in this year. Since he was |
+ | * According to {{e|The Pirates of Orion}}, Leonard McCoy became a doctor in this year. Since he was eighteen at this time, it is likely that the episode refers to the beginning of his undergraduate studies, supported by {{e|Trials and Tribble-ations}}. |
* The 2245 date for the ''Enterprise'' commissioning was established behind-the-scenes by [[Gene Roddenberry]]. It has been regarded as fairly definitive, and included in the ''[[Star Trek Chronology]]'', and would, in turn, be referenced in an unseen portion of [[Jonathan Archer]]'s [http://web.mac.com/mike.sussman/mikesussman/IAMDArcherbio2.html biographical display] created for {{e|In a Mirror, Darkly}}. Although this clashes with a "twenty years old" reference in {{film|3}}, which would indicate that the ''Enterprise'' only dated back to the early [[2260s]], the later date is supported by the fact that [[Christopher Pike|Pike]] served aboard her during the [[2250s]], and April much earlier, who served aboard prior to his [[ambassador]]ship, beginning in [[2250]], while under the assumption that he commanded a [[five-year mission]]. |
* The 2245 date for the ''Enterprise'' commissioning was established behind-the-scenes by [[Gene Roddenberry]]. It has been regarded as fairly definitive, and included in the ''[[Star Trek Chronology]]'', and would, in turn, be referenced in an unseen portion of [[Jonathan Archer]]'s [http://web.mac.com/mike.sussman/mikesussman/IAMDArcherbio2.html biographical display] created for {{e|In a Mirror, Darkly}}. Although this clashes with a "twenty years old" reference in {{film|3}}, which would indicate that the ''Enterprise'' only dated back to the early [[2260s]], the later date is supported by the fact that [[Christopher Pike|Pike]] served aboard her during the [[2250s]], and April much earlier, who served aboard prior to his [[ambassador]]ship, beginning in [[2250]], while under the assumption that he commanded a [[five-year mission]]. |
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* Unused material from Archer's biographical display also stated he died this year, one day after observing the christening of the ''Enterprise''. |
* Unused material from Archer's biographical display also stated he died this year, one day after observing the christening of the ''Enterprise''. |
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Revision as of 18:48, 8 August 2008
Events
By starship
- The USS Enterprise is launched from San Francisco Fleet Yards under the command of Captain Robert April. His wife, Sarah April, is the vessel's first medical officer. (TAS: "The Counter-Clock Incident")
Other events
- Pavel Andreievich Chekov is born to Andrei Chekov in Russia, on Earth. (TOS: "Who Mourns for Adonais?")
- The Battle of Donatu V is fought between Federation and Klingon forces near Sherman's Planet. The battle ends without results. (TOS: "The Trouble with Tribbles")
- Emony Dax visits Earth to judge a gymnastics competition at the University of Mississippi, where she meets Leonard McCoy. She told him he "had the hands of a surgeon." (DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations") Afterwards, he began his career in medicine. (TAS: "The Pirates of Orion")
Background
- According to "The Pirates of Orion", Leonard McCoy became a doctor in this year. Since he was eighteen at this time, it is likely that the episode refers to the beginning of his undergraduate studies, supported by "Trials and Tribble-ations".
- The 2245 date for the Enterprise commissioning was established behind-the-scenes by Gene Roddenberry. It has been regarded as fairly definitive, and included in the Star Trek Chronology, and would, in turn, be referenced in an unseen portion of Jonathan Archer's biographical display created for "In a Mirror, Darkly". Although this clashes with a "twenty years old" reference in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, which would indicate that the Enterprise only dated back to the early 2260s, the later date is supported by the fact that Pike served aboard her during the 2250s, and April much earlier, who served aboard prior to his ambassadorship, beginning in 2250, while under the assumption that he commanded a five-year mission.
- Unused material from Archer's biographical display also stated he died this year, one day after observing the christening of the Enterprise.
| 2244 | 23rd century 2240s |
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