Changes: Morgue

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Enterprise morgue — The morgue on the *Enterprise* NX-01.

Starbase 32 morgue — The morgue at Starbase 32

Brattain personnel — A temporary morgue aboard the USS *Enterprise*-D

Morgue, 2369 — The morgue aboard the *Enterprise*-D

For the humanoid group, please see Morg.

A morgue was a facility or specific area used to store the bodily remains of the recently deceased for purposes of identification of the body, autopsy, and other postmortem activities.

The Enterprise NX-01 had a morgue. In 2153 to 2154, the bodies of Damron and his associates were kept in Enterprise's morgue, after their defeat at the hands of Archer and T'Pol in the year 2004. (ENT: "Carpenter Street", "The Forgotten")

Later in 2154, Enterprise's cargo bay served temporarily as a morgue for the 31 Humans who died in the bombing of the United Earth Embassy on Vulcan. The coffins were draped with Earth Starfleet flags. (ENT: "The Forge")

On many starships, sickbay or another medical facility contains storage areas that use stasis fields to preserve the dead until autopsy, transport, or burial. In 2369, Doctor Crusher used such a device to hold the body of Reyga while she attempted to gain approval from the deceased's family to perform an autopsy. (TNG: "Suspicions")

The storage devices can also be used to keep living beings in stasis, which might mask their life signs from sensors. (VOY: "Renaissance Man", "Basics, Part II")

On Cardassian space stations, the stasis room normally acts as the morgue. (DS9: "The Passenger")

Starfleet officer Jean-Luc Picard visited the corpse of his dead friend, Jack Crusher in the morgue of Starbase 32 in 2353. (TNG: "Violations")

In 2367, the medical team aboard the USS Enterprise-D set up a room as a temporary morgue for the bodies of USS Brattain personnel. (TNG: "Night Terrors")

In 2369, Commander William T. Riker and Dr. Beverly Crusher, having traveled back in time to 1893, visited a makeshift morgue in San Francisco that housed the bodies of supposed cholera epidemic victims. (TNG: "Time's Arrow, Part II")

When Vhnori corpses began appearing on board the USS Voyager in 2371, the bodies were sent to the morgue. (VOY: "Emanations")

Aboard Dinaali Hospital Ship 4-2, Level White was the ship's morgue. (VOY: "Critical Care")

In 2378, The Doctor sedated Chakotay and Harry Kim and placed them in the ship's morgue. (VOY: "Renaissance Man")

External link

Morgue at Wikipedia

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-[[Image:Picard-Jack Crusher corpse.jpg|thumb|The morgue at Starbase 32]]
+[[File:Enterprise morgue.jpg|thumb|The morgue on the {{EnterpriseNX}}.]]
-[[Image:Brattain personnel.jpg|thumb|A temporary morgue aboard the USS ''Enterprise''-D]]
+[[File:Starbase 32 morgue.jpg|thumb|The morgue at Starbase 32]]
+[[File:Brattain personnel.jpg|thumb|A temporary morgue aboard the USS ''Enterprise''-D]]
-:''You might also be looking for the humanoid group, the [[Morg]]s.
+[[File:Morgue, 2369.jpg|thumb|The morgue aboard the ''Enterprise''-D]]
+{{disambiguation|the humanoid group|Morg}}
+A '''morgue''' was a facility or specific area used to store the [[biology|bodily]] remains of the recently [[death|deceased]] for purposes of identification of the body, [[autopsy]], and other postmortem activities.
+The {{EnterpriseNX}} had a morgue. In [[2153]] to [[2154]], the bodies of [[Damron]] and his associates were kept in ''Enterprise''{{'}}s morgue, after their defeat at the hands of [[Jonathan Archer|Archer]] and [[T'Pol]] in the year [[2004]]. ({{ENT|Carpenter Street|The Forgotten}})
-A '''morgue''' is a facility or specific area used to store the [[biology|bodily]] remains of the recently [[death|deceased]] for purposes of identification of the body, [[autopsy]], and other postmortem activities.
+Later in 2154, ''Enterprise''{{'}}s [[cargo bay]] served temporarily as a morgue for the 31 Humans who died in the bombing of the [[United Earth Embassy]] on [[Vulcan (planet)|Vulcan]]. The [[coffin]]s were draped with [[Earth]] [[Starfleet]] [[flag]]s. ({{ENT|The Forge}})
-On many [[starship]]s, [[sickbay]] or another [[medicine|medical]] facility contains storage areas that use [[stasis]] fields to preserve the dead until autopsy, transport, or burial. In [[2369]], [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher|Crusher]] used such a device to hold the body of [[Reyga]] while she attempted to gain approval from the deceased's family to perform an autopsy. ([[TNG]]: "[[Suspicions]]")
+On many [[starship]]s, [[sickbay]] or another [[medicine|medical]] facility contains storage areas that use [[stasis]] fields to preserve the dead until autopsy, transport, or burial. In [[2369]], [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher|Crusher]] used such a device to hold the body of [[Reyga]] while she attempted to gain approval from the deceased's family to perform an autopsy. ({{TNG|Suspicions}})
-The storage devices can also be used to keep living beings in stasis, which might mask their lifesigns from [[sensor]]s. ([[VOY]]: "[[Renaissance Man]]", "[[Basics, Part II]]")
+The storage devices can also be used to keep living beings in stasis, which might mask their [[life sign]]s from [[sensor]]s. ({{VOY|Renaissance Man|Basics, Part II}})
-On [[Cardassian]] [[space station]]s, the [[stasis room]] normally acts as the morgue. ([[DS9]]: "[[The Passenger]]")
+On [[Cardassian]] [[space station]]s, the [[stasis room]] normally acts as the morgue. ({{DS9|The Passenger}})
-[[Starfleet]] [[officer]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] visited the corpse of his dead friend, [[Jack Crusher]] in the morgue of [[Starbase 32]] in [[2353]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Violations]]")
+[[Starfleet]] [[officer]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] visited the corpse of his dead friend, [[Jack Crusher]] in the morgue of [[Starbase 32]] in [[2353]]. ({{TNG|Violations}})
-In [[2367]], the medical team aboard the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise''-D]] set up a room as a temporary morgue for the bodies of [[USS Brattain personnel|USS ''Brattain'' personnel]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Night Terrors]]")
+In [[2367]], the medical team aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} set up a room as a temporary morgue for the bodies of [[USS Brattain personnel|USS ''Brattain'' personnel]]. ({{TNG|Night Terrors}})
-In [[2369]], [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker]] and Dr. Beverly Crusher, having traveled back in time to [[1893]], visited a makeshift morgue in [[San Francisco]] that housed the bodies of supposed [[cholera]] epidemic victims. ([[TNG]]: "[[Time's Arrow, Part II]]")
+In [[2369]], [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker]] and Dr. Beverly Crusher, having traveled back in time to [[1893]], visited a makeshift morgue in [[San Francisco]] that housed the bodies of supposed [[cholera]] epidemic victims. ({{TNG|Time's Arrow, Part II}})
-When [[Vhnori]] corpses began appearing onboard the [[USS Voyager|USS ''Voyager'']] in [[2371]], the bodies were sent to the morgue. ([[VOY]]: "[[Emanations]]")
+When [[Vhnori]] corpses began appearing on board the {{USS|Voyager}} in [[2371]], the bodies were sent to the morgue. ({{VOY|Emanations}})
-In 2377, [[The Doctor]] [[Sedative|sedated]] [[Chakotay]] and [[Harry Kim]] and placed them in the ship's morgue. ([[VOY]]: "[[Renaissance Man]]")
+Aboard [[Dinaali]] [[Hospital Ship 4-2]], Level White was the ship's morgue. ({{VOY|Critical Care}})
-===See also===
+In [[2378]], [[The Doctor]] [[Sedative|sedated]] [[Chakotay]] and [[Harry Kim]] and placed them in the ship's morgue. ({{VOY|Renaissance Man}})
+=== See also ===
 * [[Hospital]]
-* [[Starfleet casualties]]
+* [[Casualties]]
+== External link ==
+* {{wikipedia}}
+[[fr:Morgue]]
-==External Links==
-*{{wikipedia|Morgue}}
 [[Category:Starship sections]]