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* [[Keenser (ST11)|Keenser]] recalls the first contact of his planet, [[Royla]], with the [[U.S.S. Kelvin NCC-0514|''Kelvin'']]. ([[Keenser's Story (Comic)|"Keenser's Story"]])
 
* [[Keenser (ST11)|Keenser]] recalls the first contact of his planet, [[Royla]], with the [[U.S.S. Kelvin NCC-0514|''Kelvin'']]. ([[Keenser's Story (Comic)|"Keenser's Story"]])
 
* The [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 (ST11)|''Enterprise'']] arrives at [[Phaedus IV]], home to a pre-warp civilization last surveyed 5 years earlier. When communications and transporters are inexplicably jammed, [[Kirk, James T. (ST11)|Kirk]], [[Spock (ST11)|Spock]], [[Sulu, Hikaru (ST11)|Sulu]], and [[Hendorff#ST11_Timeline|Hendorff]] take a shuttle to the surface to find the source... and find [[Captain]] [[April, Robert (ST11)|Robert April]]. ([[Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness (Comic)#Chapter_1|''Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness,'' Chapter 1]]) Taking April back to the ''Enterprise,'' he explains that the [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] and the [[Klingon Empire]] have been fighting a proxy war on Phaedus for the past 20 years. April uses a secret command code installed in the ship's computers by [[Section 31#ST11_Timeline|Section 31]] to seize control of the ''Enterprise,'' ([[Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness (Comic)#Chapter_3|''Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness,'' Chapter 3]]) then tries to negotiate a deal with the Klingons: governorship of Phaedus IV in exchange for the ''Enterprise.'' Kirk manages to prevent the Klingons from capturing the ship, but the Klingons seize the planet. April and his associate, [[Mudd (ST11)|Mudd]], are taken into custody. The incident is classified, and [[Admiral]] [[Pike, Christopher (ST11)|Pike]] orders the ''Enterprise'' to [[Nibiru]]. ([[Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness (Comic)#Chapter_4|''Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness,'' Chapter 4]])
 
* The [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 (ST11)|''Enterprise'']] arrives at [[Phaedus IV]], home to a pre-warp civilization last surveyed 5 years earlier. When communications and transporters are inexplicably jammed, [[Kirk, James T. (ST11)|Kirk]], [[Spock (ST11)|Spock]], [[Sulu, Hikaru (ST11)|Sulu]], and [[Hendorff#ST11_Timeline|Hendorff]] take a shuttle to the surface to find the source... and find [[Captain]] [[April, Robert (ST11)|Robert April]]. ([[Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness (Comic)#Chapter_1|''Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness,'' Chapter 1]]) Taking April back to the ''Enterprise,'' he explains that the [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] and the [[Klingon Empire]] have been fighting a proxy war on Phaedus for the past 20 years. April uses a secret command code installed in the ship's computers by [[Section 31#ST11_Timeline|Section 31]] to seize control of the ''Enterprise,'' ([[Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness (Comic)#Chapter_3|''Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness,'' Chapter 3]]) then tries to negotiate a deal with the Klingons: governorship of Phaedus IV in exchange for the ''Enterprise.'' Kirk manages to prevent the Klingons from capturing the ship, but the Klingons seize the planet. April and his associate, [[Mudd (ST11)|Mudd]], are taken into custody. The incident is classified, and [[Admiral]] [[Pike, Christopher (ST11)|Pike]] orders the ''Enterprise'' to [[Nibiru]]. ([[Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness (Comic)#Chapter_4|''Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness,'' Chapter 4]])
[[File:khan-st-12.jpg|350px|thumb|right|John Harrison - ''aka'' [[Singh, Khan Noonien (ST11)|Khan Noonien Singh]]]]
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[[File:nibiru_surface-st-12-2.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Violation of the [[Prime Directive]] on [[Nibiru]]]]
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[[File:khan-st-12.jpg|200px|thumb|left|John Harrison - ''aka'' [[Singh, Khan Noonien (ST11)|Khan Noonien Singh]]]]
 
* '''''Stardate 2259.55:''''' After being relieved of command for violating the [[Prime Directive]] at [[Nibiru]], [[Kirk, James T. (ST11)|Kirk]] is reduced in rank to [[Commander]] and first officer of the [[U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701 (ST11)|''Enterprise'']] under [[Admiral]] [[Pike, Christopher (ST11)|Pike]]. A [[Starfleet]] archive in [[London]]—secretly a [[Section 31#ST11_Timeline|Section 31]] facility—is destroyed. When the admiralty meets in emergency session, the briefing is attacked by Commander [[Singh, Khan Noonien (ST11)|John Harrison]], presumably a disgruntled Starfleet Intelligence officer. Pike is killed in the attack, and Kirk resumes command of the ''Enterprise.'' Harrison is captured on the [[Klingons|Klingon]] homeworld, [[Qo'noS|Kronos]], and reveals that he is really Khan Noonien Singh. He also reveals that Admiral [[Marcus, Alexander#ST11_Timeline|Marcus]] and Section 31 are plotting to start a war with the [[Klingon Empire]], and that he is seeking revenge against Marcus. With Khan's help, Marcus is stopped, but Khan kills the admiral and seizes control of the experimental dreadnought [[U.S.S. Vengeance (ST11)|U.S.S. ''Vengeance'']]. After a battle with the ''Enterprise,'' the ''Vengeance'' crashes into [[San Francisco]], and Khan is apprehended. ([[Star Trek Into Darkness (Film)|''Star Trek Into Darkness'']])  
 
* '''''Stardate 2259.55:''''' After being relieved of command for violating the [[Prime Directive]] at [[Nibiru]], [[Kirk, James T. (ST11)|Kirk]] is reduced in rank to [[Commander]] and first officer of the [[U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701 (ST11)|''Enterprise'']] under [[Admiral]] [[Pike, Christopher (ST11)|Pike]]. A [[Starfleet]] archive in [[London]]—secretly a [[Section 31#ST11_Timeline|Section 31]] facility—is destroyed. When the admiralty meets in emergency session, the briefing is attacked by Commander [[Singh, Khan Noonien (ST11)|John Harrison]], presumably a disgruntled Starfleet Intelligence officer. Pike is killed in the attack, and Kirk resumes command of the ''Enterprise.'' Harrison is captured on the [[Klingons|Klingon]] homeworld, [[Qo'noS|Kronos]], and reveals that he is really Khan Noonien Singh. He also reveals that Admiral [[Marcus, Alexander#ST11_Timeline|Marcus]] and Section 31 are plotting to start a war with the [[Klingon Empire]], and that he is seeking revenge against Marcus. With Khan's help, Marcus is stopped, but Khan kills the admiral and seizes control of the experimental dreadnought [[U.S.S. Vengeance (ST11)|U.S.S. ''Vengeance'']]. After a battle with the ''Enterprise,'' the ''Vengeance'' crashes into [[San Francisco]], and Khan is apprehended. ([[Star Trek Into Darkness (Film)|''Star Trek Into Darkness'']])  
 
* '''''Stardate 2259.246:''''' Khan is placed on trial. ([[Star Trek: Khan (Comic)#Chapter_1|''Star Trek: Khan'' Chapter 1]]) He is found guilty and placed back in stasis with the other [[Augments]]. ([[Star Trek Into Darkness (Film)|''Star Trek Into Darkness'']], [[Star Trek: Khan (Comic)|''Star Trek: Khan'' Chapter 5]])
 
* '''''Stardate 2259.246:''''' Khan is placed on trial. ([[Star Trek: Khan (Comic)#Chapter_1|''Star Trek: Khan'' Chapter 1]]) He is found guilty and placed back in stasis with the other [[Augments]]. ([[Star Trek Into Darkness (Film)|''Star Trek Into Darkness'']], [[Star Trek: Khan (Comic)|''Star Trek: Khan'' Chapter 5]])

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  • Although denied admission to Starfleet Academy, Mr. Scott begins serving on old trading freighters as an engineer. Responding to a distress call from an Einstein class starship (NCC-0509), he impresses the ship's captain. She puts in a recommendation with an old friend, Commander Marcus, who's on the Academy admissions board, and Scott enters the Academy. ("Scotty")

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