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| − | In the [[ | + | In the [[2240s (KLVX)|2240s]], the starship suffered a failure with the ship's [[dilithium]] scrubbers that stumped even the ship's chief engineer. The captain was forced to call for help, which was provided by a young engineer from a passing freighter, [[Montgomery Scott (KLVX)|Montgomery Scott]]. The captain recommended Scott to her friend, [[Starfleet Commander (KLVX)|Commander]] [[Alexander Marcus (KLVX)|Alexander Marcus]], for acceptance to [[Starfleet Academy (KLVX)|Starfleet Academy]].<ref name="STIDW19"/> |
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Revision as of 21:35, 3 March 2023
In the 2240s, the starship suffered a failure with the ship's dilithium scrubbers that stumped even the ship's chief engineer. The captain was forced to call for help, which was provided by a young engineer from a passing freighter, Montgomery Scott. The captain recommended Scott to her friend, Commander Alexander Marcus, for acceptance to Starfleet Academy.[1]
Einstein class vessels
UFP150 Timeline
U.S.S. Einstein • U.S.S. Gates • U.S.S. Kelvin NCC-0514 • U.S.S. Mueller
See:Notes and References
- ↑ Johnson, Mike (Writer). "Scotty". Star Trek (Comic), issue 19. Edited by Scott Dunbier. Art by Claudia Balboni. Colors by Arianna Florean. Color supervision by Caludia SGC. Lettering by Neil Uyetake. Creative consulting by Roberto Orci. IDW Publishing. March 2013.
