THE
TREKKER'S GALACTOPEDIA
by CAPTAIN MIKE
R
SECTION
1: R through Rd.
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Raal.
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Province on the planet Vulcan,
located on the coast of the Voroth Sea. ("Innocence" [VGR #38]).
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Raan,
U.S.S.
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Federation starship, Belknap-class
strike cruiser, Starfleet registry NCC-2519. The Raan's keel was
laid down for construction on stardate 8511.72 at the Cameron Naval Facility
on Deneb V. The vessel was launched on Stardate 8588.45 and commissioned
on stardate 8621.37. In 2289 this vessel's home base was Starbase 7. Raan
was involved in a classified operation from 04 May 2289 until 23 May when
it put into Starbase 7 for an overhaul lasting until 18 June. On a training
cruise under TacFleet command from 30 June to 19 August. Raan visited
Ophiuchus colony on 27 August 2289, and left to rendezvous with the starship
Essahir
for the transfer of Klingon prisoners to Starbase 23 in September. Returned
to Starbase 7 for stand-down and selected restricted availability until
mid-December. (Ships of the Star Fleet).
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Rabal.
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Hekaran scientist. ("Force
of Nature" [TNG #161]). Played by Michael Corbett.
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Rabin,
U.S.S.
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Federation starship, Akira-class
through-deck cruiser, Starfleet registry NCC-63293. (Fact Files). This
vessel was only seen the the international Star Trek: Fact Files magazine.
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Rabol.
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Cardassian starship. The Rabol
transported Gul Dukat to DS9 in 2372 so he could assist in the search for
the missing vessel Ravinok.
("Indiscretion" [DS9 #77]).
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Rachelis.
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Star system. ("The Child"
[TNG #27]).
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racht.
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Klingon food. ("Playing God"
[DS9 #37]; "Melora" [DS9 #26]).
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racquetball.
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Sport. ("Rivals" [DS9 #31]).
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radans.
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Troyian name for raw dilithium
crystals. ("Elaan of Troyius" [TOS #57]).
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radiogenic
sweepstakes.
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Game of chance. ("Meld" [VGR
#33]).
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radioisotope.
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("Tuvix" [VGR #40]).
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radioseptic.
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("Remember" [VGR #48]).
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Radue.
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First appointee of planet Aldea
in 2364. ("When the Bough Breaks" [TNG #18]). Played by Jerry Hardin.
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Rael.
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Scalosian man. ("Wink of
an Eye" [TOS #68]). Played by Jason Evers.
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Raeger.
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Crewman on the starship Enterprise.
("The
Fires of Pharos" [Marvel EV #2]).
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Rafalian
mouse.
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Small animal. ("Crossfire"
[DS9 #85]).
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Raft
Cabal.
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("Dead Zone" [Marvel VGR
#9]).
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Rager.
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Ensign on the starship Enterprise-D.
("Galaxy's
Child" [TNG #90]; "Night Terrors" [TNG #91]; "Relics" [TNG #130]; "Schisms"
[TNG #131]). Played by Lanei Chapman.
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Raging
Queen, U.S.S.
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Federation starship, Shelley-class
carrier, Starfleet registry NCC-42284. The Raging Queen was a variant
of a standard Shelley-class vessel used in the Dominion war. ("A
Time to Stand" [DS9]). This is apparently a modification of the Curry,
which was seen closeup in DS9. The nacelles have been rotated since that
appearance and are attached differently. It is not known whether this model
was used in the episode, but a studio photo exists depicting its odd structure,
registry, and battle damage.
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Rahm-Izad.
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Star system. ("The Chase"
[TNG #146]).
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Rahman,
U.S.S.
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Federation starship, Saladin-class
destroyer, Starfleet registry NCC-514. (Technical Manual [TOS]).
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Raifi.
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Offspring of Tobin Dax. ("Nor
the Battle to the Strong" [DS9 #102]).
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Rain,
Jennings.
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Psychological author. ("In
Purgatory's Shadow" [DS9 #112]).
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Rainer.
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Starfleet ensign, a tactical
crewman on the starship Enterprise-D. ("Thine Own Self" [TNG]).
Played by Richard Ortega-Miró.
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Rajari.
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("Excalibur: Requiem" [Pocket
NF]).
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Rak-Minunis.
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Kobheerian transport vessel.
("Duet"
[DS9 #19]; "Second Skin" [DS9 #51]).
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Rakal.
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Planet. ("Return to Grace"
[DS9 #86]).
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Rakal.
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Romulan, a major in the Tal
Shiar. ("Face of the Enemy" [TNG #140]).
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Rakal,
Seltin.
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("Meridian" [DS9 #54]). Played
by Christine Healy.
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Rakantha
Province.
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Community on Bajor. ("Things
Past" [DS9 #106]).
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Rakella
Prime.
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Planet home of the Vok'sha civilization.
("Heroes
and Demons" [VGR #12]).
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Rakhar.
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Planet in the Gamma Quadrant.
("Vortex"
[DS9 #12]).
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Rakhari.
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Humanoid species, inhabitants
of Rakhar. ("Vortex" [DS9 #12]).
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Rakonian
swamp rat.
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Unpleasant animal Kira once
compared Quark to. ("Hippocratic Oath" [DS9 #75]).
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Rakosa
V.
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Planet, home to a large civilization.
("Dreadnought"
[VGR #34]).
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Rakosan
fighters.
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Small defensive spacecraft of
Rakosa V. ("Dreadnought" [VGR #34]).
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Rakosans.
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Humanoid inhabitants of Rakosa.
("Dreadnought"
[VGR #34]).
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raktajino.
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Klingon coffee beverage. ("The
Passenger" [DS9 #9]; "Second Skin" [DS9 #51]; "Crossfire" [DS9 #85]; "Trials
and Tribble-ations" [DS9 #103]; "A Simple Investigation" [DS9 #115]; "Meld"
[VGR #33]).
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Ral,
Devinoni.
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("The Price" [TNG #56]).
Played by Matt McCoy.
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Ralkana.
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("Resistance" [VGR #28]).
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Raman,
U.S.S.
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Federation starship, Oberth-class
scout, Starfleet registry NCC-59983. ("Interface" [TNG #155]).
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Ramart.
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Captain of the starship Antares.
Ramart's crew rescued the 17-year-old Charles Evans from planet Thasus
in 2266, delivering him to the Enterprise. Ramart, along with the
rest of his crew, was killed when Evans destroyed the Antares to
prevent Ramart from warning Kirk about Evan's psychokinetic powers.("Charlie
X" [TOS #7]). Played by Charles Stewart.
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Ramatis.
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Star system. ("Loud as a
Whisper" [TNG #32]; "Cloak" [Pocket TOS Section 31]).
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Ramatis
III.
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Planet. ("Loud as a Whisper"
[TNG #32]).
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Ramirez.
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Captain of the Federation starship
Valiant.
In 2374, the Valiant took a group of 35 cadets from Starfleet Academy's
elite Red Squad on a training cruise. Ramirez was seriously wounded in
a Cardassian attack near El Gatark that took the lives of the ship's entire
senior staff. Ramirez managed to repair his ship, ensuring the immediate
survival of his remaining crew, but died a day later of his injuries, ordering
cadet Tim Watters to take command of his vessel. ("Valiant" [DS9]).
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Ramirez.
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Crewperson aboard the starship
Defiant,
assigned to DS9. ("To the Death" [DS9 #96]).
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Ramirez.
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Security lieutenant on the starship
Voyager.
("Seven
of Nine" [Pocket VGR #16]).
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Ramos.
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Security crewman abaord the
starship Enterprise-D. He was killed by the Klingon criminals Korris
and Konmel during their escape from the ship's detention cell. ("Heart
of Glory" [TNG]). Played by Dennis Madalone.
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ramscoop.
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SEE: Bussard collector.
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Ramsey.
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("Angel One" [TNG #15]).
Played by Sam Hennings.
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Ramsey.
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Archaeological specialist in
the science staff aboard the starship Yamato-E.
Dr. Ramsey died when that vessel destroyed itself due to an Iconian computer
virus in 2365.
("Contagion" [TNG]).
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Ramsey.
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("Paradise Lost" [DS9 #84]).
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Ranar.
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("The
Pegasus" [TNG
#164]).
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Rand,
Janice.
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Executive officer of the starship
Excelsior.
Rand served in Starfleet for over thirty years, starting out her career
as Captain Kirk's yeoman on the starship Enterprise in 2264.
("The Corbomite Maneuver" [TOS #2]; "The Motion Picture" [Movie #1]). Played
by Grace Lee Whitney.
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Randall,
Lewis.
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Captain of the starship Explorer
in 2292.
("New Worlds" [Interplay TOS Webisode]).
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Ranger,
U.S.S.
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Federation starship, Miranda-class
frigate, Starfleet registry NCC-1975. Commanded by Captain Amanda Sheldon.
("New
Worlds" [Interplay TOS Webisode]).
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Ranger,
U.S.S.
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("Red
Sector" [Pocket TNG #53]).
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Ranor.
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Cardassian gul, commander of
the warship Kraxon. ("Defiant" [DS9 #55]).
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Ranora.
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("Emanations" [VGR #9]).
Played by John Cirigliano.
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Ransom
Castle.
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Space vessel that participated
in the 2260s Great Starship Race, a Ransom Carnvale Mining Co. starship
commanded by Nancy Ransom. ("The Great Starship Race" [Pocket TOS #67]).
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Ransom,
Nancy.
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("The Great Starship Race"
[Pocket TOS #67]).
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Ransom,
Rudolph.
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Commanding officer of the starship
Equinox.
("Equinox"
[VGR #120&121]).
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rapid
nadion pulse.
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("The Mind's Eye" [TNG #98]).
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Rapier
Dynamics Group.
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Contractor of Federation starships
operating in the 23rd century. (Ships of the Star Fleet).
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Rashella.
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("When the Bough Breaks"
[TNG #18]). Played by Brenda Strong.
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Rasa.
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Edemian boy. ("The Siege"
[Pocket DS9 #2]).
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Rasmussen,
Berlinghoff.
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22nd century Terran scientist.
("A
Matter of Time" [TNG #109]). Played by Matt Frewer.
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Rassua.
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Humanoid species. ("Challenger"
[Pocket New Earth]).
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Rator
II.
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Planet. ("The Survivor" [Log
#2 #1]).
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Rattlesnake.
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Space vessel that took part
in the Belle Terre expedition in the 2270s, a privateer commanded by Captain
Sunn.
("Wagon Train to the Stars" [Pocket New Earth #1]).
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Raven,
S.S.
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("Raven" [VGR]; "Seven of
Nine" [Pocket VGR #16]).
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Ravinok.
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Cardassian transport vessel.
("Indiscretion"
[DS9 #77]).
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Rayburn.
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Security officer on the Enterprise.
In 2365 Rayburn was killed on Exo III by Ruk. ("What Are Little Girls
Made Of?" [TOS #9]). Played by Budd Albright. "I think I'll wear red,"
Rayburn thought on that fateful day...
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Raymond,
Miriam.
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Medical technician second class
on the starship Enterprise who was killed by spores on Delta Gamma
IV. ("Death's Angel" [Bantam TOS]).
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