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+ | '''Mount McKinley''' was a [[mountain]] in [[Alaska]], the highest point on [[Earth]]'s [[North America]]n continent. |
| − | In [[2151]], [[Jonathan Archer]] believed that an [[asteroid]]'s |
+ | In [[2151]], [[Jonathan Archer]] believed that an [[asteroid]]'s mountain which was destroyed by the {{EnterpriseNX}}'s [[phase cannon]]s to have been the size of Mount McKinley. ({{ENT|Silent Enemy}}) |
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+ | In {{dis|March|month}} of [[2153]], former {{class|NX}} test [[pilot]] [[A.G. Robinson]] was [[death|killed]] while climbing Mount McKinley. ({{ENT|First Flight}}) |
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Revision as of 17:00, 6 June 2015
Will and Kyle Riker in front of Mount McKinley
Mount McKinley was a mountain in Alaska, the highest point on Earth's North American continent.
In 2151, Jonathan Archer believed that an asteroid's mountain which was destroyed by the Enterprise NX-01's phase cannons to have been the size of Mount McKinley. (ENT: "Silent Enemy")
In March of 2153, former NX-class test pilot A.G. Robinson was killed while climbing Mount McKinley. (ENT: "First Flight")