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Revision as of 20:52, 15 April 2021
1972
- January: A group of scientists in New York City develops a plan to create genetically engineered soldiers. Noonien Singh is one of their test subjects. (Star Trek: Khan Chapter 1)
1979
- December: Noonien's training continues, and he continually tests both his own limits and those of the scientists experimenting on him. He learns that the scientists have implanted neural inhibitors in all the Augment test subjects. (Star Trek: Khan Chapter 1)
1985
- August: Noonien kills the scientists who created him and the other Augments, once the Augments have found a way to remove their neural inhibitors. (Star Trek: Khan Chapter 1) Over the next several years, the Augments infiltrate world governments and industry at the highest levels. (Star Trek: Khan Chapter 2)
1992
- 17 September: The Augments launch nuclear strikes worldwide and seize power. In three weeks, they take over 40 of the most advanced nations on Earth. (Star Trek: Khan Chapter 2)
1996
- 7 May: Under attack from biological weapons designed to target Augment DNA, Khan and 85 of his followers retreat into space. (Star Trek: Khan Chapter 3)
