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Cardok served as a security officer aboard [[Deep Space 9]] for several years. He served under [[Ro Laren]], first when she was chief of security, and later when she commanded the station.<ref name="Plagues">"[[Plagues of Night (Novel)|Plagues of Night]]." ''[[Star Trek: Typhon Pact]],'' Book 6. Novel. May 2012.</ref> Cardok survived the station's destruction in 2383.<ref name="Raise">"[[Raise the Dawn (Novel)|Raise the Dawn]]." ''[[Star Trek: Typhon Pact]],'' Book 7. Novel. June 2012.</ref>
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Cardok served as a security officer aboard {{link|First Splinter|Deep Space 9}} for several years. He served under {{link|First Splinter|Ro Laren}}, first when she was chief of security, and later when she commanded the station.<ref name="Plagues"/> Cardok survived the station's destruction in {{date|First Splinter|2383}}.<ref name="Raise"/>
 
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Cardok served as a security officer aboard Deep Space 9 for several years. He served under Ro Laren, first when she was chief of security, and later when she commanded the station.[1] Cardok survived the station's destruction in 2383.[2]

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