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Star Trek Chronology

All dates are old Earth calendar.

c.4,000,000,000 B.C.

• The Preservers are the first of the humanoid races to explore the galaxy. They receive a genetically encoded hologram from Captain Jean-Luc Picard, sent through a wormhole from four billion years in the future. ("Reciprocity," Strange New Worlds II)

c.64,000,000 B.C.

• The Enterprise crew witnesses the asteroid collision with prehistoric Earth, causing the extinction of the dinosaurs. (First Frontier - TOS#75)

c.2700 B.C.

• Birth of Spock's son on Sarpeidon. (Yesterday's Son - TOS#11)

c.300 B.C.

• Early Vulcan space travel (a.k.a. The Age Of Expansion). (Spock's World - Vulcan Five)

79 B.C.

• Birth of Surak, son of T'Leia and Stef, on Vulcan. (Spock's World - Vulcan Six)

c.70 B.C.

• Stef is critically wounded in a battle on the Ishaya plain.  Prior to his death, he gives the Ko N'ya stone to Surak, who in turn gives it to the warrior Garamond. (The Devil's Heart - TNG)
  Note: As seen by Picard within a vision, this may be historically unreliable.  In Spock's World, both of Surak's parents remain alive well into his adulthood.

33 B.C.

• Surak discovers his calling in a vision at Mount Seleya. (Spock's World - Vulcan Six)

22 B.C.

• Vulcans make first contact with the Orions, resulting in the bloodiest war of Vulcan's history.  S'task, a student of Surak's, is captured and leads a violent uprising to escape. (Rihannsu #2: The Romulan Way - TOS#35, also Spock's World - Vulcan Six)

6 B.C.

• Death of Zakal the Terrible, a Kolinahr master, on Vulcan. Nortakh continues the fight of the Kolinahru against Surak's teachings. (The Lost Years - Prologue)

30

• Rejecting Surak's reforms, S'task and eighty thousand followers leave Vulcan in search of a new world. (Rihannsu #2: The Romulan Way - TOS#35 - Ch. 2,4)

60

• Surak is assassinated by Yhri terrorists. (Spock's World - Vulcan Six)

c.500

• The Vulcan Travelers, known as the Rihannsu, make planetfall on the twin worlds of ch'Rihan and ch'Havran. (Rihannsu #2: The Romulan Way - TOS#35 - Ch. 6)
• The Adepts of T'Pel settle upon the East Continent of ch'Havran. (Memory Prime - TOS#42)

c.578

• The rise of the Ruling Queen among the Rihannsu. (Rihannsu #2: The Romulan Way - TOS#35 - Ch. 8)

c.830-870

• The Heroic Age on Qo'noS. (Kahless)

c.1570

• The Supreme Ruler of Jibet and a thousand followers leave the planet in the sleeper ship Nibix. (The Long Night - DS9#14)

1594

• Via the Guardian of Forever, Uhura arrives in Earth's past to retrieve William Harrod. She has a short affair with William Shakespeare. ("If I Lose Thee...," Strange New Worlds III)

1600

• Hikaru Sulu, a.k.a. Okiri Heihachiro, serves as a bodyguard for Lord Torii Mototada in feudal Japan. (Home Is The Hunter - TOS#52)

1746

• Montgomery Scott marches in the Great Scottish Rebellion. (Home Is The Hunter - TOS#52)

1776

• Commanded by Captain Israel Daniel Dickenson, the sloop-of-war Enterprise and the American rebel fleet on Lake Champlain repel the British Royal Navy at Valcour Island. ("The Veil At Valcour," The Enterprise Logs)

1864

• Colonel Thaddius Riker dies on the field of battle during the American Civil War. ("A Q To Swear By," Strange New Worlds III)

1867

• Spock arrives on Earth from the future to prevent the Klingons from altering history. (Ishmael - TOS#23)

c.1873

• On Zondar, the prophet Ontear leaves his writings to his student, Suti. (Martyr - NF#5)

1930

• Edith Keeler is struck by an automobile and killed, preventing her founding of a peace movement that would have resulted in a victory for the Axis powers in World War II. ("The City On The Edge Of Forever," Star Trek 2, also "Triptych," Strange New Worlds II)

1938

• A science-fiction radio play written by Ben Russell is broadcast. ("Captain Proton And The Orb Of Bajor," Strange New Worlds IV)
  Note: It is unlikely that this is the same Benny Russell who worked for the magazine Incredible Tales Of Scientific Wonder since he would only be fourteen, did not write for radio, and did not yet have knowledge of the Bajoran orb.

1940

• 16 year-old Benny Russell attends the annual fair at Flushing Meadow, where he views a strange orb allegedly of extraterrestrial origin. (Far Beyond The Stars - DS9)
  Note: It would appear that in Benny Russell's reality, Star Trek is his own fictional creation. This reality is experienced in a vision by Captain Sisko.

1942

• The aircraft carrier U.S.S. Enterprise, under command of Captain Osborne B. Hardison, supports Task Force 16 against Japanese attacks at Guadalcanal during World War II. ("World Of Strangers," Enterprise Logs)
• Pavel Alexandrovitch Chuikov is awarded Hero Of The Soviet Union, First Class, in World War II. (Home Is The Hunter - TOS#52)

1945

• Naval lieutenant Charles Taylor leads a squadron of Avenger torpedo bombers on a training mission into the Bermuda Triangle. All five planes vanish into a spatial anomaly. ("Flight 19," Strange New Worlds IV)

1953

• Science fiction writer Benny Russell pens the story of an alien space station called "Deep Space Nine." However, due to issues of racism, the story will not be published. (Far Beyond The Stars - DS9)

• Benny Russell is institutionalized and is treated by Dr. James Wykoff. He will be released in four months after completing his Deep Space Nine serial story. ("Isolation Ward 4," Strange New Worlds IV)

1968

• Actors William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy and DeForest Kelley are temporarily transported into a fictional universe while filming an episode of the Star Trek television series (probably "The Omega Glory"). ("Visit To A Weird Planet Revisited," The New Voyages)

• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated. Dr. Wykoff reflects upon Benny Russell's hopes for the future of race relations. ("Isolation Ward 4," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Gary Seven prevents the detonation of an orbital atomic weapon by the United States. ("Assignment: Earth," Star Trek 3)

1969

• The Enterprise abducts U.S. Air Force Captain John Christopher, but is forced to return him to prevent the altering of Earth's history. ("Tomorrow Is Yesterday," Star Trek 2)
• Jimmy Wainwright attempts to coerce Christopher into leaking his report of a UFO sighting to the press. Roberta Lincoln, companion to Gary Seven, intercedes. ("The Aliens Are Coming!" Strange New Worlds III)
• Gary Seven, in his office, discovers that the Romulans have altered future events. (Assignment: Eternity - TOS#84 - Chs. 1 & 22)

1974

• Gary Seven, along with Roberta Lincoln and Isis, infiltrate and destroy the underground base of the Chrysalis Project in Rajasthan, India. Dozens of genetically engineered children are rescued, including four year-old Khan Noonien Singh, the son of the project director Sarina Kaur. (The Eugenics Wars: The Rise And Fall Of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume One - Chs. 1-23)

1984

• Gary Seven rescues Khan from the rioting in Delhi following the assassination of Indira Gandhi. (The Eugenics Wars: The Rise And Fall Of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume One - Chs. 26-27)

• Khan accompanies Gary Seven to Antarctica to confront atmospheric researcher Dr. Wilson Evergreen, who is discovered to be immortal when Khan stabs him. (The Eugenics Wars: The Rise And Fall Of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume One - Chs. 29-30)

1986

• The Enterprise retrieves two humpback whales for the purpose of communicating with an alien probe. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)

• Roberta Lincoln retrieves Chekov's phaser and communicator from Area 51 in Nevada. (The Eugenics Wars: The Rise And Fall Of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume One - Ch. 31)

• Seven and Lincoln succeed in foiling an assassination attempt upon Mikhail Gorbachev. Khan arrives to assist Seven, thus repaying his life debt. (The Eugenics Wars: The Rise And Fall Of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume One - Chs. 32-33)

1989

• Khan invades Seven's office to obtain information regarding the whereabouts of the other children from the Chrysalis Project. (The Eugenics Wars: The Rise And Fall Of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume One - Ch. 34)

1991

• ("The Man Who Sold The Sky," Strange New Worlds I)

1995

• The crew of the Russian aircraft carrier Gorshkov is attacked by an alien entity. (Ghost Ship - TNG#1)

1996

• In a battle with Captain Braxton of the 29th century, Voyager returns to Earth via a time rift. They are unknowingly assisted by Lucsly and Dulmer of the Department of Temporal Investigations. ("Almost... But Not Quite," Strange New Worlds II)
• Khan Noonian Singh is deposed as the ruler of Southern Asia and the Middle East in the Eugenics Wars. He will leave the planet with 83 of his genetically engineered followers in the sleeper ship S.S. Botany Bay. ("Space Seed," Star Trek 2)

1999

• J.R. Rasmussen resigns his job as a temporal researcher for the Deep Space Nine television series. ("Research," Strange New Worlds II)

2002

• The deep space probe Nomad is launched. ("The Changeling," Star Trek 7)

2018

• The U.N.S.S. Icarus begins a sublight expedition to Alpha Centauri. ("Space Seed," Star Trek 2)

2030

• Birth of Zephram Cochrane. (Federation)

2045

• A Vulcan scout ship crash lands on Earth. (Strangers From The Sky - Book Two)

2048

• The Icarus discovers sentient humanoid life in the Alpha Certauri system. (Strangers From The Sky - "Author's Foreward")
  Note: The Icarus was not a sleeper ship. The 30-year duration of its voyage is a predictable consequence of relativistic time distortion at very high sublight speeds.

2053

• Colonel Green, founder of the Optimum movement, wages nuclear war upon the United States. (Star Trek VIII: First Contact, also Federation and "The Savage Curtain," Star Trek 6)

2055

• Zephram Cochrane discovers a "breakthrough" in warp drive technology. Micah Brack begins funding his experiments. (Strangers From The Sky - "Author's Foreward", also Federation)

2060

• Aboard the John Cabal, Zephram Cochrane demonstrates warp capability to Brack with a fluctuation superimpellor test sled. (Federation)

2063

• Cochrane breaks the light barrier with the Phoenix. Vulcan makes first contact with Earth. (Star Trek VIII: First Contact, also Mosaic)

2064

• Cochrane returns from his interstellar trip to Alpha Centauri on the Bonaventure, arriving at Christopher's Landing on Titan. The entire journey had taken 243 days. Shortly after his return, he departs again to flee Adrik Thorsen. (Federation - Ch. 1-2)
  Note: The given year of 2061 is incorrect, as this would predate Cochrane's first manned test of warp drive.

2065

• The U.N.S.S. Amity rescues a disabled Vulcan craft within the solar system. (Strangers From The Sky - "Author's Foreward")
  Note: The text claims this to be the first encounter with Vulcans. Either the prior contact with Zephram Cochrane was kept secret, or else the author meant the first offworld contact initiated by an Earth vessel. This particular event appears to have paved the way toward diplomatic relations.

2068

• The first diplomatic Vulcan delegation arrives on Earth. (Strangers From The Sky - "Author's Foreward")

2069

• Backstory. (The Valiant - TNG - Book 1, 3)

2071

• The planet Trill is attacked by the L'Dira for refusing an offer of trade. Lela Dax, having communicated with the L'Dira prior to the attack, is tried for treason. T'Pau of Vulcan pays her a visit. ("First Steps," The Lives Of Dax)

2078

• Cochrane flees the aftermath of World War III and takes up permanent residence on the Alpha Centauri colony. (Federation)
  Note: Encounter At Farpoint speaks of the "post-atomic horror" in 2079. Therefore, it seems that Col. Thorsen brought about a revival of the Optimum movement and a second nuclear war in the 2070s.

2097

• Romulan androids from the future assassinate Dr. Palmer, thus weakening support for space exploration and eventually preventing the formation of the U.F.P. The Earth will eventually join the Interstellar Alliance of Planets, founded by Vulcan. The Romulans refer to this timeline as "Second History." This timeline will be eliminated when Captain Spock and Ensign Kirk from Second History travel back in time to foil the assassination. (Killing Time - TOS#24)

2119

• Zephram Cochrane speaks at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Warp 5 Complex. (Broken Bow - ENT)

• Cochrane leaves his home on Alpha Centauri and disappears into space. (Federation, also "Metamorphosis," Star Trek 7)
  Note: The text gives the year as 2117, which would be before Cochrane speaks at the Warp 5 Complex.

2121

• Young Jonathan Archer builds a model spaceship with his father, Henry. (Broken Bow - ENT)

2124

• The meeting of the First Federation Congress. Presumably, early drafts of the Articles of Federation would have begun at this time. (Dwellers In The Crucible - TOS#25)

2151

• The Earth Starfleet vessel Enterprise NX-01 is launched with Captain Jonathan Archer in command. Sub-commander T'Pol is the Vulcan liason and science officer. Commander Charles Tucker is Chief Engineer. Lt. Malcolm Reed is at Tactical, Ensign Hoshi Sato at Communications, Ensign Travis Mayweather at Helm, and Dr. Phlox is a Denobulan member of the Vulcan Interspecies Medical Exchange. (Broken Bow - ENT)

2153

• The Articles of Federation are signed at Babel. Participants include Earth, Andor and Rigel, but not Vulcan. Initially, this is merely an alliance, with planetary governments still retaining all of their sovereignty. (The Final Reflection - TOS#16 - Part Three, also The Abode Of Life - TOS#6 and The Romulan Way - TOS#35 - Ch. 12)
  Note: This is ninety years prior to the events of The Final Reflection Part Three. This is described as the "incorporation" of the U.F.P.—a term also used in Federation to describe the events of 2161. However, it is well established that a "Federation" existed in some form during the First Romulan War. Consult the footnotes for further information. In Strangers From The Sky, the date is given as 2087, which contradicts "Metamorphosis" and Broken Bow.
• The Federation vessel U.S.S. Carrizal makes first contact with the Rihannsu homeworlds. They receive no reply to standard friendship messages. The planets are designated Romulus and Remus, and the inhabitants are called "Romulans." (Rihannsu #2: The Romulan Way - TOS#35 - Ch. 12)

2156

• The first major war with the Romulan Empire begins with the destruction of the U.S.S. Balboa. The initial conflict will last four years. (Rihannsu #2: The Romulan Way - TOS#35 - Ch. 12, also My Brother's Keeper: Republic - TOS#85 and Federation)

2159

• Romulans capture the Heisenberg in an attempt to obtain Terran warp technology. Tobin Dax and Skon of Vulcan reclaim the ship with the aid of a transporter prototype. ("Dead Man's Hand," The Lives Of Dax)

2160

• The First Romulan War ends with the Treaty of Algernon. Vulcan pledges to join a new, amalgamated Federation. (Starfleet: Year One, also Federation)

2161

• In the aftermath of the Romulan conflict, the U.F.P. Constitution is signed and Starfleet is commissioned as the armed services via the Paris Charter. (Federation)
  Note: Consult the footnotes for more information about the establishment of the Federation.

2162

• Captain Lucien Murat and the crew of the U.S.S. Verdun are stranded on Torgu-Va during a war with the Tarn. They and their descendants will remain stranded for 204 years. (The Forgotten War - TNG#57)
  Note: The descendants of the Verdun claim knowledge of the Enterprise, which obviously must refer to the NX-01, though Riker mistakenly calls it "Constitution-class."

2164

• Birth of Sarek, son of Skon. ("Journey To Babel," Star Trek 4)
  Note: In the novel Sarek, his father is said to be Solkar. Most other sources agree that Solkar is in fact his grandfather.

2175

• The policy of cultural non-interference is established as Starfleet's Prime Directive. (Double Helix #5: Double Or Nothing - TNG#55)

2182

• The Romulan cruiser Scorah abducts a Reyan exploratory vessel and kills everyone aboard. (The Great Starship Race - TOS#67)
  Note: Though this occurs in the interim after the Romulan War, the text indicates that the Romulans view the war as ongoing. This is not surprising, given that the Romulans continued to build and mobilize their forces during peacetime.

2214

• Following twenty-five years of continuing hostility, the Romulan Neutral Zone is established by the Treaty of Trianguli, negotiated via subspace without any representatives ever meeting face-to-face. No contact will occur between the races for the next fifty years. (Rihannsu #2: The Romulan Way - TOS#35 - Ch. 12, also "Balance Of Terror," Star Trek 1)
  Note: Blish's novelization of "Balance Of Terror" contradicts the teleplay, which states that over a century had passed since the war. Duane's novel follows Blish's record of events, including the assertion that the conflict lasted 25 years. Therefore, we must assume that a protracted conflict resumed following the major war and was not conclusively resolved until this time. Negotiation of the treaty was urged by "Ambassador" Sarek. Though not yet Ambassador Plenipotentiary, according to Spock's World he was likely posted to the Vulcan Embassy at this time.

2218

• The U.S.S. Sentry meets with the Klingon vessel IKV Devisor. (The Final Reflection - TOS#16, also Federation)
  Note: Described as "first contact" between the U.F.P. and the Klingon empire.  This may be the first formal contact with the Federation, although Broken Bow establishes that Klingons had contact with Terrans prior to the founding of the U.F.P. One may assume that this is the incident that touched off fifty years of hostilities according to "Day Of The Dove."

2223

• Sarek marries T'Rea and conceives his first son, Sybok. The marriage is anulled when T'Rea decides to pursue the priesthood. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)

2226

• Birth of Leonard H. (E.) McCoy.

2228

• Sarek returns to Vulcan following an extended internship as a cultural attaché on Earth and is appointed Ambassador Plenipotentiary to the U.F.P. Shortly thereafter, he meets Amanda Greyson. (Spock's World - Vulcan Seven)
  Note: The year is given as 2212, and the length of Sarek's stay on Earth is said to have been 50 years. Both are problematic.

2229

• Five year-old Sybok's mother T'Rea is condemned for teaching about Sha Ka Ree. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier - Prologue)

• Courtship of Sarek and Amanda (Demons - TOS#30 - pp. 22-26, also Sarek - Ch. 2)

• Marriage of Sarek and Amanda. (Sarek - Ch. 5, also Spock's World - Vulcan Seven)

2231

• Birth of Spock, son of Sarek. (Sarek - Ch. 5, also Spock's World - Vulcan Seven)

2233

• A secret faction within the Klingon Empire attempts to forge a treaty with the Romulans. Once discovered, Vrenn Khemara assumes a new identity (Krenn) to avoid assassination. (The Final Reflection - TOS#16 - Part One)
  Note: This takes place six years prior to Part Two. Considering that these events are all framed within a novel read by Kirk, they may be apocryphal.
• Birth of James Tiberius Kirk.

2236

• McCoy is nine years old. (The Better Man - TOS#72 - pages 9-11)

2237

• Young Spock runs away from home. (Sarek - Ch. 6)
  Note: The story is internally inconsistent, giving Spock's age here as seven. (Perhaps in Vulcan years?)
• An adult Spock arrives from the future to prevent his own death. ("Yesteryear," Star Trek Log 1)

2239

Upon developing dilithium-focused warp drive, Captain Krenn sutai-Rustazh serves as the first Klingon ambassador to the U.F.P. in the 22 years since "first contact." While on Earth, he plays a game of chess with young Spock, age eight. (The Final Reflection - TOS#16 - Part Two)

2243

• Four years after formalizing diplomatic relations, the Klingons attempt to influence member worlds of the U.F.P. to vote for dissolution of the Federation. (The Final Reflection - TOS#16 - Part Three)
• The Federation's first starship, the U.S.S. Enterprise, is secretly commissioned early to rescue colonists stranded aboard the Rosenberg. Captain Robert April commands the mission, accompanied by George S. Kirk, Security Chief of Starbase Two and father of George Jr. and James (age ten). Wishing to avoid yet another major war, Field Primus t'Cael Zaniidor Kilyle helps April to escape from Romulan space. (Final Frontier)
  Note: A letter from George Sr. to his children is dated May 10, 2183—obviously a little off the mark.

2244

• McCoy is seventeen years old. (The Better Man - TOS#72 - pages 12-15)
• Montgomery Scott formulates the Aberdeen Solution, which disproves the Perera Theory of photon torpedo explosions. (The Kobayashi Maru - TOS#47)

2245

• McCoy meets Emony Dax during a gymnastics competition at Ole Miss. ("Old Souls," The Lives Of Dax)

2246

• Slightly over a year after beginning its "official" maiden voyage, the Enterprise is attacked by Klingon Commander Kor while attempting to deliver supplies to Tarsus IV. ("Though Hell Should Bar The Way," Enterprise Logs)
• Young James Kirk witnesses the massacre of four thousand colonists on Tarsus IV by Kodos the Executioner. Kirk is rescued by Sarek, but his memory of the ambassador is suppressed. (A Flag Full Of Stars - TOS#54, also Avenger - Ch. 1 and "The Conscience Of The King," Star Trek 1)
  Note: Some sources give Kirk's age here as 14. We assume the figure is rounded up.

2247

• Spock, along with a group of Vulcan and human students, is taken hostage by Sered, a Romulan sympathizer. Spock escapes with David Rabin, who will later convince Spock to join Starfleet. (Vulcan's Forge)

2248

• At age sixteen, Spock chooses to enter Starfleet Academy against the wishes of his father, causing a rift that will last eighteen years. (Sarek - Ch. 12, also Vulcan's Glory - TOS#44 and "Journey To Babel," Star Trek 4)

2249

• George Kirk Sr. allows young James, age sixteen, to accompany him on an expedition to the planet Faramond. They depart from the shuttle bay of the Enterprise, where Jim Kirk meets Captain April and sets foot on the bridge. Later, they are attacked by Roy Moss and the pirate ship Shark, and are rescued by April. (Best Destiny)
  Note: This is 43 years before the framing story, whereas the text claims 45 years.

2250

• Kirk enters Starfleet Academy. While on a training mission aboard the U.S.S. Republic, Kirk records a mistake made by Benjamin Finney in the duty log. Finney will come to believe that this report has slowed his advancement in Starfleet. (My Brother's Keeper: Republic - TOS#85, also "Court Martial," Star Trek 2)

2251

• Kirk is awarded the Palm Leaf of Axanar for his achievement on a peace mission following Captain Garth of Izar's victory over the Klingons. ("Court Martial," Star Trek 2, also "Whom Gods Destroy," Star Trek 5)
• Ensign Spock graduates from the Academy and serves as Assistant Science Officer on a space cutter ship. (Vulcan's Glory - TOS#44)
• Cadets James Kirk and Gary Mitchell receive a commendation from Captain Bannock for their actions during a patrol of the Klingon Neutral Zone. (My Brother's Keeper: Republic - TOS#85)
  Note: According to "Where No Man Has Gone Before," Kirk was a lieutenant when Mitchell joined the Academy. Friedman's story tries to reconcile this by suggesting Kirk achieved the rank in his second year as a student. A more reasonable solution would be to place Mitchell's academy years a bit later.

2252

• After nine years, April announces Christopher Richard Pike as his successor to the captaincy of the Enterprise. (Final Frontier - Epilogue)

2253

• McCoy, age 26, is assigned as Junior Medical Officer aboard the U.S.S. Republic under Captain Hillios and CMO Vincent Bando. On the planet Ssan, he saves the life of a ruthless assassin. (Shadows On The Sun - Book Two, also The Better Man - TOS#72)

2254

• Spock is promoted to Lieutenant Junior Grade and serves as Science Officer on the U.S.S. Artemis. (Vulcan's Glory - TOS#44)
• Prior to his graduation from the Academy, Kirk serves as a midshipman aboard the U.S.S. Farragut. (Crossroad - TOS#71)
• McCoy assigned Chief Medical Officer aboard the U.S.S. Richard Feynman. After seven months, he transfers to the U.S.S. Koop as a Junior M.O. (The Better Man - TOS#72)
• Kirk modifies the Kobayashi Maru simulation, enabling him to rescue the ship. (The Kobayashi Maru - TOS#47, also Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan)

2255

• Ensign James T. Kirk, age 22, receives a Decoration Of Valor for his injuries sustained while battling the pirates of Epsilon Canaris III aboard the U.S.S. Farragut. McCoy oversees Kirk's rehabilitation on Starbase 7, and later Kirk visits his home on Centaurus (aka Alpha Centauri IV). McCoy's daughter Joanna is nine years old. (Crisis On Centaurus - TOS#28 - Ch. 3)

2256

• Spock is promoted to full Lieutenant and assigned Second Officer aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise under Captain Pike. Lt. Montgomery Scott is assigned to Engineering. (Vulcan's Glory - TOS#44)
• Yeoman Colt signs aboard the Enterprise. The Federation negotiates a dilithium mining agreement with the Eremoids. ("Conflicting Natures," Enterprise Logs)
  Note: The Enterprise is said to be only nine years old.
• Captain Pike is captured by the Talosians, who have incredible power to create illusion. ("The Menagerie," Star Trek 4)
  Note: According to the details given in the televised version of "The Menagerie," the Talosian incident would be in 2253, while Spock's assignment to the Enterprise would be in 2252. However, these dates are incompatible with Spock's service record in Vulcan's Glory.
• Pike's Enterprise makes first contact with the Calligar after passing through a temporal rift that opens every 33 years. (The Rift - TOS#57 - First Contact)
• Pike backstory. (Where Sea Meets Sky - CT#6)
• The U.S.S. Hood makes first contact with the Rey. (The Great Starship Race - TOS#67)

2257

• Lieutenant Kirk survives the attack of the "vampire" cloud creature upon the Farragut, which kills half the crew, including Captain Garrovick. (My Brother's Keeper: Constitution - TOS#86, also "Obsession," Star Trek 9 and The Ashes Of Eden)
• Serving aboard the U.S.S. Constitution with Gary Mitchell, Second Officer Kirk is forced to take command when Captain Augenthaler and First Officer Hirota are incapacitated on Sordinia IV. (My Brother's Keeper: Constitution - TOS#86)
• McCoy signs aboard the Constitution to work under CMO Christina Velasquez. (My Brother's Keeper: Enterprise - TOS#87)
• Pike saves the lives of his senior staff while surveying Corinthia IV. ("A Private Anecdote," Strange New Worlds I)
• Pike's Enterprise responds to a distress call from the freighter Lisander, which is under attack from a Merkaan named Hamesaad Dreen. (Legacy - TOS#56)

2258

• Prior to his next promotion, Kirk serves under Captain Wilhelm Schang aboard the Tresher. (Devil World)
• Lieutenant Commander James T. Kirk spends a year on the planet Shad. (The Covenant Of The Crown - TOS#4 - pages 23-29)

2259

• Kirk serves as Second Officer aboard the Aeolus, and has a relationship with Cecilia Simons. (Enemy Unseen - TOS#51)
• Death of Hikaru Sulu's grandfather, Tetsuo Inomata. Sulu survives the Kobayashi Maru scenario by refusing to aid the distressed ship. (The Kobayashi Maru - TOS#47)

2260

• Kirk serves as First Officer aboard the U.S.S. Bonhomme Richard. (Corona - TOS#15)

2262

• While holding his three month-old son David, Kirk informs Carol Marcus that he has been asked to oversee the refit of the Enterprise. (The Ashes Of Eden - Ch. 35)
  Note: Several novels, including The Wrath Of Khan and Faces Of Fire, contradict this account by claiming that Kirk was unaware of his son. Given that this scene is described as a dream, it may be historically unreliable.
• Uhura serves as Jr. Communications Officer aboard the U.S.S. Ahriman. (The Tears Of The Singers - TOS#19)
• While serving together aboard the Lydia Sutherland, Kirk and Mitchell are both seriously injured in an incident at Ghioghe. (Enterprise-The First Adventure)
• Chekov completes the Aslan training scenario, surviving for three days in the midst of an "assassin." (The Kobayashi Maru - TOS#47)

2263

• Pike is promoted to Commodore. Just prior to his 30th birthday, James T. Kirk is commissioned as captain of the U.S.S. Enterprise. Commander Spock is chosen by Starfleet to serve as First Officer over Kirk's objections. Kirk selects McCoy to be Chief Medical Officer. Montgomery Scott is Chief Engineer, Nyota Uhura is Communications Officer, Hikaru Sulu is Helmsman, Janice Rand is Yeoman with bridge duty. Ensign Chekov has low watch on the bridge. Navigator Gary Mitchell is still recovering from his injuries at Ghioghe. Kirk's relationship with Carol Marcus ends. (Enterprise-The First Adventure)
  Note: McIntyre's novel stretches the limits of credibility, forcing the reader to assume that the entire bridge crew (except Spock) transferred elsewhere prior to "Where No Man Has Gone Before," only to return to their previous posts immediately thereafter. For those who would eliminate certain novels to preserve continuity, the storyline in Friedman's Brother's Keeper omnibus is probably preferred.
• Sulu transfers to Astrophysics, replaced at the helm by Lee Kelso.
• McCoy requests leave on Starbase 6 (perhaps to attend to his ill father). Dr. Mark Piper, David Bailey and Dr. Elizabeth Dehner sign aboard. While investigating the planet Kapeshet, the landing party is transported back in time to witness a secret first contact with Vulcans on Earth. The party's memories of the event are surpressed. (Strangers From The Sky)

2264

• While on a secret mission along the Klingon Neutral Zone, the Enterprise is commandeered by renegade Klingons led by Commander Kang. (My Brother's Keeper: Enterprise - TOS#87)
• Following the death of his father, McCoy goes on a medical relief mission to Capella IV. (My Brother's Keeper: Constitution - TOS#86, also "Friday's Child," Star Trek 3).
• The Enterprise attempts to cross the Energy Barrier at the outer edge of the galaxy, where the disoriented and incorporeal being Q is trapped. (Q-Squared)
• Gary Mitchell, Elizabeth Dehner and Lee Kelso are killed on Delta Vega following the encounter with the Galactic Barrier. ("Where No Man Has Gone Before," Star Trek 8, also My Brother's Keeper: Republic - TOS#85)
• Services for Lee Kelso are held aboard the Enterprise. Lt. Daniel Alden, Yeoman Barbara Smith and Dr. Mark Piper transfer off the ship. Lt. Hikaru Sulu is (re)assigned as helmsman. (My Brother's Keeper: Constitution - TOS#86)
  Note: Kirk is surprised to hear Piper's request for a discharge. However, earlier in Strangers From The Sky, Piper's retirement date had already been set.
• Uhura, Bailey and Rand are (re)assigned to the bridge crew. McCoy returns as Chief Medical Officer. Kirk delivers the eulogy at Mitchell's funeral. (My Brother's Keeper: Enterprise - TOS#87)
  Note: It is inferred that Uhura, Bailey and Rand are coming aboard the Enterprise for the first time. Also, McCoy claims to have served with Kirk previously aboard the Constitution, but not the Enterprise.
• Audrid Dax participates in a classified mission with Fleet Captain Pike. ("Sins Of The Mother," The Lives Of Dax)

2265

• Beginning of the "five-year mission."
• The Enterprise investigates a self-imposed quarantine of the planet Timshel, and discovers the citizens are enslaved to a computer that produces an artificial euphoria. (The Joy Machine - TOS#80)
• The Enterprise rescues member of the Anjiri and Nykuss, but does not log the incident to protect the location of their homeworld. (War Dragons - CT#1)
• McCoy's daughter Joanna turns eighteen. (The Better Man - TOS#72 - pages 62-63)
  Note: The text states that this is near the end of the five-year mission, which is inconsistent with all other references to Joanna's age.
• Diplomatic relations established with the alien Balok of the First Federation. ("The Corbomite Maneuver," Star Trek 12)
• The Enterprise responds to a distress call issued by career criminal Harry Mudd. ("Mudd's Women," Mudd's Angels)
• A transporter accident splits Kirk into two entities. ("The Enemy Within," Star Trek 8)
• On planet M-113, a creature capable of psychic disguise makes its way onto the Enterprise and attacks the crew for their body salts. ("The Unreal McCoy," Star Trek 1)
• A virus contracted on Psi 2000 spreads throughout the crew, causing wildly erratic behavior. A "cold start" of the warp engines throws the ship back in time three days. ("The Naked Time," Star Trek 1)
• Thanksgiving day. The human Charles Evans, having been raised by Thasians, exhibits extraordinary telekinetic powers and is returned to Thasius to preserve the crew's safety. ("Charlie's Law," Star Trek 1)
• ("Elegy For Charlie," The New Voyages II)
• The Enterprise is attacked by a cloaked Romulan ship. The first visual contact with a Romulan crew reveals their close relationship to Vulcans. ("Balance Of Terror," Star Trek 1)
• Commander Spock and Lt. Sulu escort Prince Vikram of Angira back to his homeworld. (Shadow Lord - TOS#22)
• Nurse Christine Chapel signs aboard the Enterprise. ("What Are Little Girls Made Of?" Star Trek 11)
• Dr. Tristan Adams is killed by his own "neural neutralizer" at the Tantalus V penal colony. ("Dagger Of The Mind," Star Trek 1)
• On a planet that has evolved parallel to Earth, an entire population of pre-pubescent children is discovered. ("Miri," Star Trek 1)
• By this time, all survivors of the Tarsus IV massacre have been mysteriously killed except Kirk and Lt. Riley, both now aboard the Enterprise. Kodos the Executioner, now going by the name Karidian, is brought aboard with his daughter, Lenore. ("The Conscience Of The King," Star Trek 1)
• Framing story, shortly before Pike's accident. (Where Sea Meets Sky - CT#6)
• Fleet Captain Pike saves the lives of seven cadets aboard a training vessel, but is exposed to massive amounts of radiation. He soon loses all motor control and is confined to a mobile life-support carriage on Starbase 11. ("A Private Anecdote," Strange New Worlds I)

2266

• Commanded by Spock, the Galileo 7 shuttlecraft is stranded on Taurus II. ("The Galileo Seven," Star Trek 10)
• Kirk is forced to jetisson an observation pod occupied by Benjamin Finney. The investigation reveals negligence by Kirk, but he is absolved of wrongdoing when it is revealed that Finney is alive and has doctored the record tapes. ("Court Martial," Star Trek 2)
• The Enterprise unwittingly spreads a computer virus to five planetary systems. A "virtual" alien civilization is discovered in orbit around Tyrtaeus. Rand is still aboard. (Heart Of The Sun - TOS#83)
• Yeoman Rand becomes pregnant and takes a leave from Starfleet. (The Captain's Daughter - TOS#76)
• Ensign Ingrid Thomson signs aboard. (The Lost Years)
• Kirk investigates the murder of a Draqqi diplomat. ("Avenger," Enterprise Logs)
• Spock is promoted to full commander. Pike is kidnapped by Spock, who diverts the Enterprise to Talos IV without authorization. Spock's court martial is dismissed when Pike chooses to remain with the Talosians, who provide him the illusion of good health.
  Note: According to Spock in the television episode "The Menagerie Part I," this is thirteen years after the incident on Talos IV. In "Journey To Babel," it has been eighteen years since Spock left home for Starfleet. Subtract the one year between the episodes, and we have only four years for young Spock to have received all his academy training, promotion to full lieutenant, and assignment as Second Officer aboard the Enterprise. This is incredible, even for a Vulcan; plus, it contradicts Spock's service record given in Dorothy Fontana's Vulcan's Glory. Fortunately, since the "thirteen years" figure never appears anywhere in print, we can ignore it in good conscience.
• The crew takes shore leave on Omicron Delta IV, a planetary "amusement park." ("Shore Leave," Star Trek 12)
• On a mission to Colony Beta VI, the Enterprise is captured by the powerful but immature super-being Trelane. ("The Squire Of Gothos," Star Trek 11)
• Jean-Luc Picard arrives on Cestus III two days before the events of "Arena." (Requiem - TNG#32)
• The Gorn destroy a Federation base, claiming that it falls within their claimed territory. When Kirk pursues the Gorn craft, both are captured by the Metrons, who abhor violence. ("Arena," Star Trek 2)
• The stability of the space-time continuum is threatened by an entity called Lazarus and his antimatter counterpart from a parallel universe. ("The Alternative Factor," Star Trek 10)
• The Enterprise is thrown back in time to 1969 following a near collision with a black hole. ("Tomorrow Is Yesterday," Star Trek 2)
• A plague destroys a third of the Romulan population. (Web Of The Romulans - TOS#10)
  Note: Footnotes referring to "The Enterprise Incident" and "The Gamesters Of Triskelion" are incongruent with the stated time frame of the story, which immediately follows "Tomorrow Is Yesterday."
• The Enterprise investigates the loss of the U.S.S. Archon near Beta III almost 100 years earlier. ("Return Of The Archons," Star Trek 9)
• The Enterprise is declared a "casualty" in a virtual war between Eminiar VII and Vendikar. ("A Taste Of Armageddon," Star Trek 2)
• Khan Noonian Singh and the surviving crew of the Botany Bay are discovered and revived by the Enterprise. After an unsuccessful attempt to commandeer the ship, he and his crew are left on Ceti Alpha V to begin a new colony. ("Space Seed," Star Trek 2)
• The crew is infected by euphoria-inducing spores on Omicron Ceti III. ("This Side Of Paradise," Star Trek 5)
• The silicon-based Horta are discovered on Janus IV. ("The Devil In The Dark," Star Trek 4)
• Klingon battlecruisers destroy a Federation hospital ship, killing the wife of Captain Andover Drake. (The Ashes Of Eden)
• The Organians impose a peace treaty between the Federation and Klingon Empire. ("Errand Of Mercy," Star Trek 2)
• The Guardian Of Forever is discovered on the Gateway planet. McCoy travels to Earth's past while under the effects of an accidental cordrazine overdose. ("The City On The Edge Of Forever," Star Trek 2)
• ("Triptych," Strange New Worlds II)
• The Enterprise returns to Earth for shore leave. Kirk contemplates resigning from Starfleet. (Final Frontier)
• Kirk resigns from Starfleet and returns to Iowa. ("Reflections," Strange New Worlds I)
• Kirk's brother George is killed on Deneva by large flying parasites. ("Operation: Annihilate!" Star Trek 2)
• ("The Winged Dreamers," The New Voyages)
• Chekov assigned to the bridge crew. Uhura temporarily transfers to the U.S.S. Lexington. Rithrim mercenaries raid several planets in the Xaridian system. (The Disinherited - TOS#59)
  Note: A reference to an upcoming landing party mission on "Gamma II" invites the possibility that this novel should be immediately before "The Gamesters Of Triskelion." However, this seems inconsistent with the untested relationship of Chekov to the rest of the bridge crew.
• The Enterprise senior staff is kidnapped on Pyris VII. ("Catspaw," Star Trek 8)
• Zephram Cochrane is discovered living on Gamma Canaris N, his youth having been preserved by an entity called the Companion. ("Metamorphosis," Star Trek 7)
• McCoy returns to Capella IV, where Kirk works to prevent the Capellans from forming an alliance with the Klingons. ("Friday's Child," Star Trek 3)
• A race known as the Furies arrive with an invasion force from the far side of the galaxy to reclaim Federation and Klingon territory, including Earth, which they claim was once a homeworld. (Invasion! #1: First Strike - TOS#79)
• A being claiming to be the god Apollo is discovered on Pollux IV. ("Who Mourns For Adonais?" Star Trek 7)

2267

• Spock begins to undergo the Pon Farr and is transported to Vulcan for the koon-ut-kal-if-fee mating ceremony. ("Amok Time," Star Trek 3)
• ("Sonnet From The Vulcan: Omicron Ceti Three," The New Voyages)
• ("Soliloquy," The New Voyages II)
• Commodore Matthew Decker, the sole survivor of an attack by an enormous planet-eating weapon, is recovered from the U.S.S. Constitution. Following Decker's death, Kirk pilots his ship into the device to destroy it. ("The Doomsday Machine," Star Trek 3)
• On Argelius II, Scotty is suspected in a series of murders of women. ("Wolf In The Fold," Star Trek 8)
• The probe Nomad is discovered, having been altered by alien technology to destroy imperfect life forms. ("The Changeling," Star Trek 7)
• The inhabitants of Gamma Trianguli VI are found to be under the protection of an alien construction called "Vaal." ("The Apple," Star Trek 6)
• A transporter malfunction swaps Kirk, McCoy, Scotty and Uhura with their evil counterparts in a parallel universe. ("Mirror, Mirror," Star Trek 3)
• The Enterprise landing party suffers rapid aging after exposure to radiation on Gamma Hydra IV. Kirk is 34 years old. ("The Deadly Years," Star Trek 7)
• The Enterprise is hijacked to a planet where Harry Mudd has created a race of androids. ("I, Mudd," Mudd's Angels)
• Deep Space Station K-7, while holding a shipment of grain destined for Sherman's planet, becomes infested with tribbles brought by Cyrano Jones. The death of the tribbles warns of the grain having been poisoned by Arne Darvin. ("The Trouble With Tribbles," Star Trek 3)
• Captain Sisko prevents Arne Darvin from planting an explosive tribble on Deep Space K-7 to kill Captain Kirk. (Trials And Tribble-ations)
• The Enterprise crew members make the difficult decision not to retain any tribbles as pets. ("Missed," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Captain R.M. Merik, formerly commanding the S.S. Beagle, is found on planet 892 IV in a society paralleling Earth's ancient Rome. ("Bread And Circuses," Star Trek 11)
• Ambassador Sarek, age 102, is transported by the Enterprise to an interplanetary conference. ("Journey To Babel," Star Trek 4)
• ("Cave-In," The New Voyages II)
• The Enterprise encounters the Enterprise-D in a time rift at black hole TNC65813. (Federation)
• Ceti Alpha VI explodes, shifting the orbit of Ceti Alpha V and destroying nearly all life on the planet. (Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan)
• The Enterprise attempts to increase the rotational speed of the planet Rimillia. (Twilight's End - TOS#77)
• The crew of the damaged sublight vessel Stephen Hawking is recovered, having left Earth nearly 200 years earlier but experiencing only thirty years of relativistic time. (Across The Universe - TOS#88)
• A number of people are murdered at the Vulcan Academy of Science. The Enterprise spends a month in orbit to investigate. (The Vulcan Academy Murders - TOS#20)
• A plague strikes the Vulcan colony Nisus. Dr. Geoffrey M'Benga signs aboard the Enterprise. (The IDIC Epidemic - TOS#38)
• The Klingons are discovered to be supplying firearms to a primitive culture on the planet Neural. ("A Private Little War," Star Trek 10)
• ("Ni Var," The New Voyages)
• While making a routine stop at Gamma II, the Enterprise landing party is transported to Triskelion to be enslaved as gladiators. ("The Gamesters Of Triskelion," Star Trek 12)
• The "vampire" cloud creature is discovered on Argus X, and later makes its way aboard the Enterprise. ("Obsession," Star Trek 9)
• A diplomatic mission to the Patrian Republics uncovers a conspiracy in the planet's Mindcrime Unit. (The Patrian Transgression - TOS#69)
• A giant one-celled organism destroys the Gamma 7A system and the U.S.S. Intrepid. ("The Immunity Syndrome," Star Trek 9)
• ("The Enchanted Pool," The New Voyages)
• ("Marginal Existence," The New Voyages II)
• The planet Iotia is found to have modeled their culture upon the book Chicago Mobs Of The Twenties, left by the U.S.S. Horizon over 100 years earlier. ("A Piece Of The Action," Star Trek 4)
• Explorers from the Kelvan Empire capture the Enterprise for return transport to the Andromeda galaxy. ("By Any Other Name," Star Trek 6)
• The crew of the Vulcan science ship T'Pau is found dead, and the secrets of Alnath II are discovered. The Enterprise returns to Delta Canaris IV to complete a mapping mission. (The Klingon Gambit - TOS#3)
• Upon completion of the mission at Delta Canaris, the Enterprise transports a diplomatic team to Ammdon and Jurnamoria. (Mutiny On The Enterprise - TOS#12)
• The last three survivors of the planet Arret are found to have evolved into a disembodied state. ("Return To Tomorrow," Star Trek 9)
• Federation cultural observer John Gill is found to have unwittingly created a fascist Nazi government on Ekos. ("Patterns Of Force," Star Trek 12)
• Lt. Uhura's study of the native songs of Eeiauo lead to the discovery of a cure for ADF syndrome. (Uhura's Song - TOS#21)
• Dr. Richard Daystrom's M-5 command computer is field tested on the Enterprise. ("The Ultimate Computer," Star Trek 9)
• On Omega IV, where the atmosphere has powerful healing properties, Captain Ronald Tracey is found to have violated the Prime Directive. ("The Omega Glory," Star Trek 10)
• A transporter malfunction swaps Kirk, Spock and McCoy with their actor counterparts in a universe where they exist only as fictional creations. ("Visit To A Weird Planet Revisited," The New Voyages)
• The Enterprise returns to 20th century Earth and intercepts Gary Seven. ("Assignment: Earth," Star Trek 3)
• Kirk's body becomes possessed by Yarblis Geshkerroth. (Ghost Walker - TOS#53)
• The Klingon "Day Of Honor" is established to commemorate a treaty with the Narr. (Treaty's Law - DOH#4)
• In a cooperative effort with the Klingons, the survivors of the Kanst Energy Experiment are rescued from the Tautee system. (The Rings Of Tautee - TOS#78)
• Diplomatic relations are established with the Melkotians. ("Spectre Of The Gun," Star Trek 3)
• The Enterprise transports Elaan of Elas to Troyius for a diplomatic wedding. ("Elaan Of Troyius," Star Trek 3)
• Kirk suffers amnesia on a planet seeded and protected by the Preservers, and is stranded for months. ("The Paradise Syndrome," Star Trek 7)

2268

• The U.S.S. Hood beams aboard an android duplicate of Dr. Aaron Brown from Exo III. (Double, Double - TOS#45)
• Kirk infiltrates a Romulan flagship and steals the cloaking device. ("The Enterprise Incident," Star Trek 4)
• The evil entity Gorgon causes mass suicide among the adults on Triacus. ("And The Children Shall Lead," Star Trek 12)
• While responding to a distress call from the merchant ship Selessan, Dr. McCoy is attacked by an unknown species and suffers severe amnesia. (Dreams Of The Raven - TOS#34)
  Note: McCoy's age (48) is problematic. The stardate was used as a reference instead.
• Spock's brain is stolen by the Eymorgs. ("Spock's Brain," Star Trek 8)
• The Enterprise and the Klingon ship Fire Blossom send diplomatic envoys to the planet Direidi. (How Much For Just The Planet? - TOS#36)
• Telepath Miranda Jones aids in communication with Kolos, a non-corporeal Medusan. ("Is There In Truth No Beauty?" Star Trek 10)
• Kirk and McCoy are captured and brutally tortured. Their pain is absorbed by a mute empath, Gem. ("The Empath," Star Trek 10)
• While Kirk is stranded on Alpha Octavius IV, Spock takes command of the Enterprise and battles Hamesaad Dreen in the Beta Cabrini system. (Legacy - TOS#56)
• Aboard the disabled U.S.S. Defiant, Kirk vanishes into a parallel dimension. During his absence, the Enterprise is attacked by the Tholians. ("The Tholian Web," Star Trek 5)
• A landing party on Careta IV is transformed into arachnids by an ancient Kh!lict transporter. (Windows On A Lost World - TOS#65)
• ("The Patient Parasites," The New Voyages II)
• ("Snake Pit!" The New Voyages II)
• (Section 31: Cloak - TOS)
• A small community known as the Unaada are discovered inside an asteroid that is on a collision course with Darin V. An oracle left by the Fabrini cures McCoy of zeno-polyisathemia. ("For The World Is Hollow And I Have Touched The Sky," Star Trek 8)
• ("Day Of The Dove," Star Trek 11)
• (The Badlands, Book One - Part One)
• The Enterprise answers a distress call from the Platonians, who have based their culture upon Earth's ancient Greece. ("Plato's Stepchildren," Star Trek 11)
• ("Wink Of An Eye," Star Trek 11)
• ("The Hunting," The New Voyages)
• ("That Which Survives," Star Trek 9)
• (Gateways #1: One Small Step - TOS)
• ("One Giant Leap," Gateways: What Lay Beyond - TOS)
• Harry Mudd negotiates peace between the planets of Prastor and Distrel. (Mudd In Your Eye - TOS#81)
  Note: Kirk asks Mudd how he managed to escape from the android planet. This creates a continuity error with the later episode, "Mudd's Passion," when Kirk asks basically the same question.
• ("Let That Be Your Last Battlefield," Star Trek 5)
• Centaurus, the homeworld of 21 year-old Joanna McCoy, is bombed by terrorists. Uhura is left in command while the Enterprise landing party investigates. McCoy stays on the planet while the Enterprise is refit at Starbase 7. (Crisis On Centaurus - TOS#28)
• ("Whom Gods Destroy," Star Trek 5)
• ("The Mark Of Gideon," Star Trek 6)
• While on Memory Alpha, Scotty's girlfriend Mira Romain is possessed by a colony of energy-based lifeforms. ("The Lights Of Zetar," Star Trek 6)
• A landing party is stranded while pursuing the pirate Auk-rex. (Sanctuary - TOS#61)
• ("The Cloud Minders," Star Trek 6)
• ("Surprise!" The New Voyages II)
• ("The Sleeping God," The New Voyages II)
• Space-hippies hijaak the Enterprise. ("The Way To Eden," Star Trek 5)
• ("The Face On The Barroom Floor," The New Voyages)
• ("Requiem For Methuselah," Star Trek 5)
• ("The Savage Curtain," Star Trek 6)
• Kirk returns to his childhood home in Iowa, which was recently gutted by fire. Though severely burned, his mother is expected to survive. ("First Star I See Tonight," Strange New Worlds IV)
• ("All Our Yesterdays," Star Trek 4)
• ("In The Maze," The New Voyages II)
• ("Turnabout Intruder," Star Trek 5)
• Gary Seven takes the Enterprise to a secret Romulan base under control of Commander Dellas of the Tal Shiar. They prevent her from murdering Spock in the future at the Khitomer Conference. (Assignment: Eternity - TOS#84)
• Captain Spock and Ensign Kirk of the V.S.S. ShiKahr, along with Romulan Commander Thea, travel back in time to 2097 to restore First History. (Killing Time - TOS#24)
• A visually unappealing race known as the Sackers cause a growing spacial rift, where another universe begins consuming our own with intense heat. (The Three-Minute Universe - TOS#41)
• The Enterprise carries a delegation of nominees to the Nobel and Z. Magnees ceremonies on Memory Prime. (Memory Prime - TOS#42)
• The Enterprise warp engines are engaged while within the gravity well of Talin IV, destroying the nacelles and much of the surface of the planet. Members of the crew spend four months in exile before being absolved of responsibility for the accident. (Prime Directive) Reference to Nobel and Z. Magnees ceremonies?
• Enterprise recommissioned as Achernar class cruiser. Chekov temporarily transfers off the Enterprise. M'Ress and Arex sign aboard.
• ("Beyond The Farthest Star," Star Trek Log 1)
• ("Yesteryear," Star Trek Log 1)
• ("One Of Our Planets Is Missing," Star Trek Log 1)
• Christmas. ("Survivor," Star Trek Log 2)
• ("The Lorelei Signal," Star Trek Log 2)
• ("The Infinite Vulcan," Star Trek Log 2)

2269

• ("Once Upon A Planet," Star Trek Log 3)
• ("Mudd's Passion," Star Trek Log 3)
• ("The Magicks Of Megas-Tu," Star Trek Log 3)
• ("The Girl Who Controlled Gene Kelly's Feet," Strange New Worlds I)
• ("The Terratin Incident," Star Trek Log 4)
• ("Time Trap," Star Trek Log 4)
• ("More Tribbles, More Troubles," Star Trek Log 4)
• ("The Ambergris Element," Star Trek Log 5)
• ("The Pirates Of Orion," Star Trek Log 5)
• ("Jihad," Star Trek Log 5)
• ("Albatross," Star Trek Log 6)
• ("The Practical Joker," Star Trek Log 6)
• ("How Sharper Than A Serpent's Tooth," Star Trek Log 6)
• ("The Counter-Clock Incident," Star Trek Log 7)
  Note: April makes the problematic claim to have taken command of the Enterprise "four decades ago."
• ("The Eye Of The Beholder," Star Trek Log 8)
• ("BEM," Star Trek Log 9)
• ("Slaver Weapon," Star Trek Log 10)
• Chekov returns to the Enterprise.
• (Galactic Whirlpool)
• M'Ress and Arex transfer off the Enterprise.
• Kirk orders a quarantine of the Danon race. (Devil World)
• The Enterprise investigates the planet "Anomaly." (Planet Of Judgement)
• The Enterprise is abducted by the Organian Enowil. (Trek To Madworld)
• The Arachnae system is prevented from slipping into the Romulan Neutral Zone. (Vulcan!)
• The Dyson Sphere "Lyra" is discovered. (The Starless World)
• Contact is established with an ancient Earth colony on Perry's Planet. (Perry's Planet)
• ("Intersection Point," The New Voyages)
• ("Mind Sifter," The New Voyages) Alternate reality?
• The crew is infected by spores that enhance ESP ability. (Death's Angel)
• The Enterprise discovers the Chatalia "Generation" ship. (World Without End)
• Kirk is killed by the being Omne and resurrected in duplicate. (Price Of The Phoenix)
• Kirk is appointed Ambassador Plenipotentiary to an Interworld Affairs conference. (Fate Of The Phoenix)
• ("The Procrustean Petard," The New Voyages II)
• War breaks out between the Federation and Klingons, and the Enterprise attempts to contact Organia via long-range transport by using tachyon particles. The signal is reflected back, causing duplicate Spocks. (Spock Must Die!)
• Spock's mind is damaged by cephalic implants. He disables the Enterprise warp drive and beams down to the planet Kyros, where he becomes a revolutionary leader. (Spock, Messiah!)
• Harry Mudd causes a Federation-wide shortage of dilithium. ("Business As Usual During Altercations," Mudd's Angels)
  Note: The events of Spock Must Die! include a massive six-month war with the Klingon Empire, as well as a judgement handed down by the Organians depriving the Klingons of spaceflight for a thousand years. Obviously, it is quite impossible to reconcile this with the rest of the Trek chronology. However, at the end of Mudd's Angels, the Enterprise is flung backward in time at least six months. Therefore, one must assume that the events of Spock Must Die! occur within that period, thus becoming a divergent timeline. Spock, Messiah! refers to events in Spock Must Die!, and therefore must also belong to the alternate timeline. To appease those who worship at the shrine of the Okudachron, you may even assume that all of the Bantam novels, as well as the Animated Series, are a part of this divergent reality as well. (Heck, why not throw Prime Directive in there too. It's a great story, but there's just no way it could ever fit into established Trek history.)
• Following the death of her daughter, Janice Rand returns to the Enterprise. Eventually, she is promoted to Chief Petty Officer and is trained for transporter operations. (The Captain's Daughter - TOS#76)
• Following patrol of the Klingon Neutral Zone and a month shore leave on Starbase 4, the Enterprise discovers the planet Mercan after being transported through a gravitational anomaly. (The Abode Of Life - TOS#6)
• An accord is signed between the Federation, Romulans and Klingons. (The Trellisane Confrontation - TOS#14)
• Scientists in suspended animation are rescued from Black Box Nebula Station One. (Corona - TOS#15)
• Following an incident with the insane Professor Omen, the Enterprise docks at Starbase 12. (The Starship Trap - TOS#64)
  Note: Kirk receives his orders from Admiral Nogura, but it is reasonable to assume that Nogura is not yet Starfleet Chief of Staff. Note that Triangle suggests that "Commander-In-Chief" and "Chief Of Staff" may be distinctly separate positions.
• During layover at Starbase 12 (perhaps to install the new sensors for detecting the gravitic anomalies), a novel of Klingon history becomes popular with the crew. Rand is aboard. (The Final Reflection - TOS#16)
  Note: The crew complement and rank clearly place this event within the original five-year mission. However, the "author's notes" of the novel read by Kirk inexplicably claim it to have been written well over ten years since the Organian peace treaty, and 65 years since first contact with the Klingons.
• A Klingon ore freighter departs Starbase 12 with Spock aboard and mysteriously vanishes. (Ishmael - TOS#23)
  Note: Spock's rank is given as Lt. Commander, which is inconsistent with Chekov's presence on the bridge.
• After departing Starbase 12, the Enterprise recovers the Sparrow, a ship with an experimental cloaking device developed by Flint the Immortal. Admiral Komack is still Fleet Commander. (The Cry Of The Onlies - TOS#46)
• The slaughter of the Singers of Taygeta V is halted. Following a confrontation with Commander Kor, the Enterprise heads for Starbase 23. (The Tears Of The Singers - TOS#19)
• At Starbase 23, the Enterprise receives orders to mediate a dispute on Okeanos, a former Federation colony. (From The Depths - TOS#66)
• Spock retrieves his son Zar through the Guardian Of Forever. Following a dispute with the Romulans over claims to the Gateway planet, Zar returns to Sarpeidon's past. Masters is Chief of Security. (Yesterday's Son - TOS#11)
• Historian William Harrod "accidentally" falls into the Guardian of Forever time portal. Uhura is sent in to retrieve him. ("If I Lose Thee...," Strange New Worlds III)
• Kirk contracts a near-fatal bacterial infection on Theta Tau V. ("The Quick And The Dead," Strange New Worlds II)
• Kirk is killed by Dr. Georges Mordreaux. Sulu is recommended for promotion. Flynn is Chief of Security. (The Entropy Effect - TOS#2)
• Spock suffers psychological damage during a mission to protect Aritani from Romulan pirates. Ingrit Tomson recently promoted to Security Chief. (Mindshadow - TOS#27)
• Vulcan is invaded by non-corporeal beings from Beekman's Planet. (Demons - TOS#30)
  Note: Kirk's claim that the crew will take shore leave "for the first time in seven months" is assumed to be an exaggeration.
• Illegal bio-warfare experiments are discovered on Tanis. (Bloodthirst - TOS#37)
• The Enterprise is transported through another gravitic "gateway" into an interstellar war between the Hoshan and Zeator. Tomson is still security chief. (Chain Of Attack - TOS#32)
• The U.S.S. Cochise is invaded by an entity from the gravitic gateway system. (The Final Nexus - TOS#43)
  Note: A reference to Admiral "Noguchi" as Fleet Commander is assumed to be a misprint.
• (Renegade - TOS#55)
• The U.S.S. Star Empire is destroyed following its theft by terrorists. (Dreadnought! - TOS#29)
• Kirk is accused of stealing transwarp technology. Sulu has been promoted to Lt. Commander. (Battlestations! - TOS#31)
• (The Great Starship Race - TOS#67)
• Earth's history is altered during tests of a new warp-powered shield technology, eliminating all human life. The Enterprise is destroyed in orbit around the Time Planet.(First Frontier - TOS#75)

2270

• Agricultural specialist Jean Czerny is abducted by Commander Kang to help the Klingon Empire fight a severe famine. Giotto (from "Devil In The Dark") temporarily returns as Security Chief. (Pawns And Symbols - TOS#26)
  Note: A diary entry dated "10/5/06" obviously reflects some alternate dating system.
• Three months before the end of the five-year mission. Chapel applies to the Federation Science Institute to complete her doctorate. (Crossroad - TOS#71)
• While negotiating with a colony that practices genetic engineering upon its population, Kirk reviews the history of the practice on Earth. (The Eugenics Wars: The Rise And Fall Of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume One - Prologue, Chs. 24-25, 28, 35)
• Klingons capture a terraforming colony on Beta Canzandia III. Commander Kruge is promoted to Captain. Kirk meets his son, David Marcus. (Faces Of Fire - TOS#58)
  Note: Continuity problems abound within Friedman's novel. The Malurian system was wiped out in "The Changeling," but they feature prominently in this story, suggesting placement prior to that episode. However, the presence of Dr. M'Benga disallows it. Granted, the star system in "The Changeling" was Omega Ceti, whereas Friedman gives Alpha Maluria, so it is possible that the race had colonized many different systems. More troubling is that David Marcus is ten years old. David is twenty during The Wrath Of Khan, which is consistent with the idea that Kirk and Carol broke off their relationship just prior to his captaincy. If the story occurs "halfway though the five-year mission" (per the historian's note), David would still be a toddler. Even according to Okuda, he would only be about six.
• Primary hull is jettisoned after explosion. Enterprise is refit at Starbase 12. Chekov is promoted to Lieutenant. Gray uniforms introduced. More refitting occurs after sustaining damage from Tomarii and Romulan warships. (Black Fire - TOS#8)
• Five-year mission ends, and the Enterprise returns to spacedock. Kirk is promoted to Admiral. Uhura is promoted to Lt. Commander. Scott is promoted to Commander. McCoy and Spock request to be discharged. Spock returns to Vulcan to undergo Kolinahr. (The Lost Years)
• While vacationing with Chekov on the planet Demora, Sulu meets Ling "Susan" Sui, and unknowingly fathers a child. (The Captain's Daughter - TOS#76 - Section Two: First Date)

• Chekov is accused of killing Dr. Mark Piper with a Klingon disruptor, while Sulu is arrested for theft of information on the Romulan cloaking device. A conspiracy is discovered to incite a war between the Klingons and Romulans. (Traitor Winds - TOS#70)
  Note: Sadly, this story represents the second time Chekov has been promoted to Lieutenant. Perhaps the earlier change was only a field promotion. The year has been adjusted from the given date of 2269.

2271

• Kirk and McCoy visit the Cochrane monument on Titan.(Federation)
  Note: The year has been adjusted from the given date of 2270.

2272

• Eighteen months following the end of the mission. G'Dath, a Klingon instructor working on Earth, is kidnapped by Klingons following his discovery of a new propulsion system. (A Flag Full Of Stars - TOS#54)
  Note: The story occurs during the Apollo Tricentennial, presumably commemorating the end of the entire Apollo space program in 1972.
• (Recovery - TOS#73)
• Captain William Decker discovers two Romulan operatives among the crew completing the Enterprise refit. ("Night Whispers," Enterprise Logs)
• An immense spacecraft indentifying itself as V'ger threatens to destroy the Earth. Joined by the rest of the crew from the first five-year mission, Kirk takes command of the Enterprise from Captain Decker, who is lost during the encounter. Chekov is Chief of Security. (Star Trek I: The Motion Picture - TOS#1)
• The Empyreans renew their treaty with the Federation. McCoy meets his second daughter, Anna. (The Better Man - TOS#72)
  Note: Internal references explicitly place the story in 2272, not two years after TMP as per the "Historian's Note." Also, this is far too early for Chekov to have the stated rank of Lt. Commander.

2273

• Kirk, Scott, Sulu and Chekov are stranded in the Hohweyn system aboard the shuttlecraft Halley. (The Kobayashi Maru - TOS#47)
• The Enterprise encounters the alien Weyland during a conflict with the Klingons. (Home Is The Hunter - TOS#52)
• Commander Spock takes a two-week leave on Vulcan while the Enterprise transports a diplomatic party of Kaldorni. (Enemy Unseen - TOS#51)
• Spock rescues Saavik from Hellguard, and extends his leave to a full year to help assimilate Saavik into Vulcan culture, eventually preparing her for training at the Academy. (The Pandora Principle - TOS#49)

2274

• Spock utilizes a mind meld to help bring his cousin Elizabeth Fitzgerald out of a comatose state. ("Family Matters" Strange New Worlds III)
• (The Prometheus Design - TOS#5)
• Seven years after "Amok Time." (Triangle - TOS#9)
• The Romulan space station Reltah drifts into Federation space, disabled by an energy-consuming parasite. (Shell Game - TOS#63)

2275

• Planetwide mental illness strikes the planet Nordstral due to an over-harvesting of magnetic plankton. (Ice Trap - TOS#60)
• The Enterprise battles two Orion destroyers and a saboteur in the sector between Orion and Andor. (Death Count - TOS#62)
• (Firestorm - TOS#68)
• Kirk finds himself aboard a Klingon vessel and is told that he has travelled into the future. (Timetrap - TOS#40)
• The Enterprise is selected to test the new inversion drive propulsion system. Lia Burke is trained in sickbay as Chapel begins work on her doctoral thesis. Colin Matlock serves as Security Chief while Chekov returns to Navigation. (The Wounded Sky - TOS#13)
  Note: Despite McCoy's comment in TMP that Chapel is an M.D., we must assume that she had not yet completed her practicals and thesis.
• The Enterprise rescues Vulcan prisoners from a Romulan research lab with the assistance of Ael t'Rllaillieu, a Romulan defector. (Rihannsu #1: My Enemy, My Ally - TOS#18)
  Note: Minor inconsistencies in crew rank. Chekov and Sulu are both lieutenants.

2276

• McCoy's fiftieth birthday. Eighteen years after Kirk's extended mission on Shad. (The Covenant Of The Crown - TOS#4)
• Christine Chapel leaves to complete her doctorate. Lia Burke replaces her as head nurse. Ingrid Tomson returns as head of Security. Kirk has recently celebrated a birthday. (Doctor's Orders - TOS#50)
• After two years in the field, the Enterprise returns to Earth for a month-long retrofit. A proposal among Vulcans to secede from the Federation is narrowly defeated. Kirk meets K's't'lk for the first time. Death of T'Pau. (Spock's World)
• McCoy, ago 50, is abducted from the U.S.S. Vega by Romulans. One "standard" year after My Enemy, My Ally, and eight years after "The Enterprise Incident." (Rihannsu #2: The Romulan Way - TOS#35)

• (Rihannsu #3: Swordhunt - TOS#95)
• Onset of the Second Romulan War. (Rihannsu #4: Honor Blade - TOS#96)
  Note: The Rihannsu novels #2-4 clearly follow Spock's World, particularly given the appearance of K's't'lk in Swordhunt; however, most of the crew ranks are incorrect for this period.

2278

• Saavik enters Starfleet Academy. A Romulan warbird is discovered adrift in Federation space. (The Pandora Principle - TOS#49)
  Note: Saavik is still attending the academy six years later in The Wrath Of Khan; this is consistent with the fact that she achieves the rank of Lieutenant while still a student. The story contains an inference that T'Pau is still alive... and in fact, a Vulcan matriarch with the same name is very much alive decades later in Vulcan's Heart.
• The renegade Klingon Captain Kasak sutai-Khomezh attempts to trigger a war with the Federation. Admiral Randolph Morrow has become Starfleet Chief of Operations. (Rules Of Engagement - TOS#48)
  Note: Many of the novels in this period feature the red "tunic-style" uniforms and Chekov as a Lieutenant Commander. Unfortunately, the "New Earth" series chronicles not only the introduction of the new uniforms but also Chekov's promotion and transfer to the Reliant. Therefore, uniform style and Chekov's rank must be ignored during this period.
• After crash-landing a shuttle on Mars resulting in the death of Lt. Mears, McCoy meets Irum, who sends McCoy back in time to avoid the crash. His action spawns a genetic mutation called Irumodic Syndrome that will eventually affect Jean-Luc Picard. ("The Name Of The Cat," Strange New Worlds IV)
• The Akkalla-Chorym Alliance is formed. Chekov is offered assignment as First Officer of the U.S.S. Reliant. Kirk decides to become an instructor at the Academy. The Enterprise is recommissioned as a training vessel under command of Spock (soon to be promoted to Captain). (Deep Domain - TOS#33)
  Note: For whatever reason, Chekov's new assignment is substantially delayed until the "Belle Terre" expedition.
• Sulu meets his daughter Demora following Ling Sui's death. He refuses assignment as First Officer of the Bozeman, and instead becomes an instructor at the Academy. (The Captain's Daughter - TOS#76 - Ch. 15-17)
• Launch of the U.S.S. Bozeman under Captain Bateson. Kirk temporarily takes the Enterprise out of the Academy training program to investigate a Klingon incursion into Federation space. The Bozeman disappears into a temporal distortion. (Ship Of The Line - Ch. 1-5)

2279

• Captain Spock commands the Enterprise on a two-month training cruise. Cadet Saavik is aboard. ("Just Another Little Training Cruise," Enterprise Logs)
• Audrid Dax writes a letter to her daughter Neema, explaining the events surrounding her father's death fifteen years earlier. ("Sins Of The Mother," The Lives Of Dax)

2280

• Kirk accepts an offer to return to the Enterprise and lead the 72 vessels of the Belle Terre colonial expedition on a nine-month journey to Occult IV.  Captain Spock and the rest of the Enterprise crew agree to join the mission. (Wagon Train To The Stars - TOS#89)

• New red Starfleet uniforms are introduced. (Wagon Train To The Stars - TOS#89)
  Note: The text gives the year as 2272, and the cover blurbs support this date by placing the "New Earth" series shortly after the V'ger incident. However, the details of the story clearly support a much later date: Spock is a captain, Kirk is an instructor, the Enterprise is a training vessel, Chekov is about to be transferred, etc. Furthermore, the uniform alterations would not occur so soon after the change in ST:TMP. Nonetheless, we must contend with several problems, including the whereabouts of Sulu's daughter and the fact that Chekov hasn't yet received the promotion to First Officer of the Reliant as mentioned in Deep Domain.

2281

• The Belle Terre expedition is attacked by an alliance of two local races—the Kauld and the Blood—along with Orion pirates under direction of a renegade colonist named Billy Maidenshore. (Wagon Train To The Stars - TOS#89)
• Following the colonization of Occult IV, nearly half of the planet is obliterated by a release of pressurized quasar olivium within one of its moons. (Belle Terre - TOS#90)
• A conspiracy to flood the Belle Terre colony with olivium is discovered by Sulu and Uhura. (Rough Trails - TOS#91)
• Chekov transfers to the U.S.S. Reliant as First Officer. The Kauld attack Belle Terre with an olivium-powered laser constructed on a comet. (The Flaming Arrow - TOS#92)

2282

• A plague of nanoprobes infect the Belle Terre colonists with a deadly siliconic gel. (Thin Air - TOS#93)
• The cruiser Peleliu arrives at Belle Terre to relieve the Enterprise but is destroyed by Kauld warships. The colonists construct a new ship, the Challenger, using components from other colonial vessels. Following the surrender of the Kauld and the apprehending of Maidenshore, the Enterprise returns to U.F.P. space. (Challenger - TOS#94)
• McCoy learns from his grandson Conner, age two, that his ex-wife Jocelyn had remarried and joined the diplomatic corps. (Shadows On The Sun)
• A representative from Sigma Iotia visits Kirk at his home to pay him his "piece of the action." ("A Little More Action," Strange New Worlds IV)
  Note: The story mentions that Spock has resigned from Starfleet and intends to return to Vulcan, suggesting placement just after The Lost Years. However, the story also states that Spock is a "former captain" and implies that Admiral Kirk reports to Admiral Morrow; therefore, we must assume that Spock made this decision in the post-TMP timeframe only to reconsider soon after.
• (Gateways #2: Chainmail - Challenger)
• ("Exodus," Gateways: What Lay Beyond - Challenger)

2283

• The Enterprise is (again/still) under Kirk's temporary command, conducting routine missions and training cruises. Lt. Saavik is aboard under Spock's tutelage. (Dwellers In The Crucible - TOS#25)
• Demora Sulu visits Starfleet academy, where Hikaru is teaching a course in astronavigation, and briefly meets Saavik, Boothby and Admiral Kirk.(The Captain's Daughter - TOS#76 - Ch. 18-19)
• At age 20, Tuvok is accepted to Starfleet Academy. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 14)

2284

• Saavik works with Torias Dax on the Transwarp development project. Torias is killed when the shuttle Infinity attempts the first test flight. ("Infinity," The Lives Of Dax)
  Note: Several problems here... The story takes place two days before the scheduled launch of the Excelsior, which is during the events of The Search For Spock when Saavik would be investigating the Genesis planet. We must assume that this is an earlier launch date which was postponed following the accident. Also, Saavik is consistently addressed as "cadet" though she must hold a commissioned rank by this time. Finally, several references in the television series indicate that Torias would not have been joined until sometime between 2286-88.
• Main story, one month before The Wrath Of Khan, 14.5 years after Yesterday's Son. (Time For Yesterday - TOS#39)
• Main story. (Strangers From The Sky - Book One)

• Kirk's 51st birthday. His son, David Marcus, is twenty. Khan Noonian Singh captures the U.S.S. Reliant and attacks a research station in an attempt to locate the Genesis device. The Enterprise investigates and is attacked. After the battle, Captain Spock dies from radiation burns suffered while saving the ship from the detonation of the device. Prior to his death, he transfers his katra to McCoy. (Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan)
  Note: Consult the footnotes for more information about the dating of TWOK.
• David Marcus struggles to accept the knowledge that James Kirk is his father. ("Prodigal Father," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Sarek and Amanda learn of Spock's death. (Sarek - Ch. 12)
  Note: The text gives the date of March 14, 2285. The Genesis Wave dates Spock's death on March 26, 2285.
• Kirk and crew steal the Enterprise from spacedock and travel to the Genesis planet, where Spock's regenerated body is discovered. Kirk's son David is killed by Klingons under command of Captain Kruge. The Enterprise is destroyed when Kirk orders a self-destruct. The crew capture Kruge's warbird and go into exile on Vulcan, where Spock's katra is reunited with his body. (Star Trek III: The Search For Spock)
• Prior to its destruction, the Enterprise computer ponders its own sentience. ("Countdown," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Joran Dax is found to be a serial murderer and is killed by one of his potential victims. The Trill Symbiosis Commission covers up all evidence that Joran Belar was ever joined. ("Allegro Ouroboros In D Minor," The Lives Of Dax)

2285

• Demora Sulu stays with Janice Rand during her father's exile on Vulcan. Rand transfers to Starfleet Command. (The Captain's Daughter - TOS#76 - Ch. 20-21)
• A probe from deep space arrives at Earth and broadcasts a message toward the oceans, threatening to destroy the planet when there is no response. Kirk and crew time travel to twentieth century Earth in the warbird to retrieve humpback whales capable of communicating with the probe. Kirk is reduced in rank and commissoned as Captain of the Enterprise-A. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
• Main story. ("The Last Tribble," Strange New Worlds I)

2286

• Scotty assists Dr. Gillian Taylor in attempting to determine why the whales George and Gracie have fallen ill. ("Scotty's Song," Strange New Worlds IV)
• While investigating an uprising on Nimbus III, Spock's half-brother Sybok incites a mutiny among the Enterprise crew, and takes the ship beyond the Great Barrier at the galactic center. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)
• Main story. (Probe)
• Kirk buys a log cabin on Earth with his girlfriend, Antonia, whom he had met two years earlier. After considering retirement, he decides instead to return to Starfleet. (Star Trek VII: Generations)
  Note: Dillard's novelization places this event seven years prior to "Generations." Note that the screenplay gives nine years, which would be prior to TWOK on the Okuda timeline.

2287

• Tuvok graduates from the Academy and breaks up with his human girlfriend, Sophie Timmins. He will pursue an advanced degree in Tactical Strategies and Weaponry, and will be posted to Deep Space Three. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 14, also War Dragons - CT#1)

2288

• Framing story. (Treaty's Law - DOH#4)
• Main story. Sulu promoted to Captain. (Starfleet Academy)

2289

• Main story. (The Rift - TOS#57 - Second Contact)

2290

• Sulu is given command of the Excelsior. Chekov is temporarily assigned First Officer. Janice Rand is Communications Officer. (War Dragons - CT#1)
• Six crewmen from the Excelsior are taken hostage by the Anjiri-Nykuss, including Commander Chekov. The intervention of Captain Koloth nearly results in a war. Afterward, Chekov returns to the Enterprise as Security Chief. (War Dragons - CT#1)

2291

• At age 29, Tuvok is commissioned as an Ensign and is assigned to the Excelsior. (Flashback - VOY, also Pathways - VOY - Ch. 14)

2292

• Main story. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)
  Note: Consult the footnotes for more information about the dating of TUC.
• Spock is killed by Commander Dellas at the Khitomer Conference. The timeline is corrected by Gary Seven. Spock is introduced to Romulan Senator Pardek. (Assignment: Eternity - TOS#84)
• The Enterprise is ordered to transport a group of mediators to the violent planet Ssan. McCoy's ex-wife Jocelyn Treadway is killed. (Shadows On The Sun)
• The former pirate Ray Moss captures the U.S.S. Bill Of Rights in orbit around the planet Faramond using an alien dampening field. The Enterprise responds to the distress call, and gains a temporary reprieve from retirement. (Best Destiny)
• Main story. Death of Amanda. (Sarek)
• T'Lar of Vulcan agrees to bond Spock's seven year-old niece (?) to Hasmek of Romulus, in an effort to further peace negotiations and obtain backing of the Vulcan Science Academy for a study of reunification. (Mind Meld - TOS#82)
  Note: Sarek's age (138) is incorrect.
• Kirk renews his relationship with Carol Marcus. The Enterprise-A is destroyed while defending the Excelsior from Klingon warships under the direction of Starfleet Chief Admiral Drake. (The Ashes Of Eden)

2293

• Ensign Tuvok resigns his Starfleet commission and returns to Vulcan. (Flashback - VOY, also Pathways - VOY - Ch. 14)
  Note: Pathways states that Tuvok completed his three-year tour of duty aboard Excelsior, while Flashback implies that he resigned immediately after TUC.

• Captain Sulu is captured by the Beta Promethean ship Sundew and is rescued by Kirk and crew aboard the star-yacht Plush Princess. (The Fearful Summons - TOS#74)
  Note: The year is given as 2294, which would be after Kirk's disappearance in Generations.
• Chekov rejoins Captain Sulu's crew as First Officer aboard the Excelsior. (War Dragons - CT#1)

• Kirk visits the Guardian of Forever for the final time. (Federation - Prologue/Epilogue)
  Note: Both the stated year (2295) and Kirk's age (62) would be after Kirk's disappearance in Generations.
• ("Lights In The Sky," Strange New Worlds I)
• Captains Kirk and Scott and Commander Chekov are honored during the launch of the Enterprise-B. Kirk is believed dead when he disappears into the Nexus energy ribbon. (Star Trek VII: Generations)
• Guinan, along with Tolian Soran, are rescued from an El Aurian transport trapped in the Nexus. ("One Of Forty-Seven," Strange New Worlds III)

2294

• Spock returns to Vulcan to act as than'tha for Saavik's orphaned student, Sanara. ("The First Law Of Metaphysics," Strange New Worlds II)
• Demora Sulu, assigned as Helmsman aboard the Enterprise-B, is purportedly killed by Captain Harriman in an act of self-defense. (The Captain's Daughter - TOS#76)
• "About a year" after Kirk's disappearance. (Vulcan's Forge)

2295

• A "holochamber," the precursor to holodeck technology, is field-tested by Captain Harriman aboard the Enterprise. ("Shakedown," Enterprise Logs)

2296

• The Jenolen crashes while investigating a Dyson sphere. Captain Scott and Ensign Matt Franklin place themselves into stasis in a transporter buffer. (Relics)

2297

• Tuvok announces to his parents his decision to pursue the Kohlinar discipline. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 14)
  Note: This is six years after Tuvok's "graduation," which we must assume refers to his advanced degree.

2304

• Tuvok undergoes the Pon Farr and marries T'Pel. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 14)

2305

• Birth of Jean-Luc Picard.

2310

• The Genesis Project is revived by Carol Marcus. She and Gillian Taylor are transported to the planet Pacifica aboard the U.S.S. Hermes, under command of Captain Uhura. ("The Hero Of My Own Life," Strange New Worlds II)

2311

• Thousands are killed in the Tomed incident between the Romulan Empire and the Federation. (Vulcan's Heart)

2314

• Teska and Hasmek become the first recorded Vulcan/Romulan couple to be wed. The ceremony is attended by Spock, Sarek and Senator Pardek. (Mind Meld - TOS#82 - Ch. 16)

2316

• Katheryn Janeway's mother Gretchen, age six, learns that her father has been killed in the line of duty. ("Uninvited Admirals," Strange New Worlds IV)

2319

• Tuvok's third son is born. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 14)

2326

• Picard backstory. (Vendetta - TNG)

2328

• Bajor is conquered by the Cardassian union. (Emissary - DS9#1)

2329

• Lt. Edward Janeway meets Gretchen at a party celebrating the promotion of Gretchen's stepfather to Admiral. ("Uninvited Admirals," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Ambassador Spock and Commander Saavik are betrothed. The ceremony is attended by Lt. Picard and Admiral McCoy. (Vulcan's Heart)

2333

• Main story. (The Valiant - TNG - Book 2)

2334

• Main story. ("Together Again For The First Time," Strange New Worlds I)

2336

• Six months after its launch under Captain Rachel Garrett, the Enterprise-C is attacked by a group of ships with a weapon similar to the Tholian web. ("Hour Of Fire," Enterprise Logs)

2338

• Four year-old Katheryn Janeway, daughter of Edward and Gretchen, learns her multiplication tables. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 2)

2342

• Encouraged by ongoing communication with Senator Pardek of Romulus, Ambassador Spock asks Solvar of the Vulcan Science Academy to commission a study on reunification with the Romulans. His request is deemed illogical. (Vulcan's Heart)

2343

• Janeway visits Starfleet Academy and meets Cadet Data. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 4)
• Spock's second request to the Vulcan Science Academy is similarly denied. (Vulcan's Heart)
• Backstory. (Rebels #1: The Conquered - DS9#24)

2344

• Tuvok makes a pilgrimage to Mount Seleya, and ultimately decides to return to Starfleet. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 14)
• At the request of Romulan Commander Charvanek, Spock secretly travels to Vulcan to uncover Praetor Narviat's plans for war. Starfleet sends Commander Saavik of the U.S.S. Armstrong and Captain Picard of the U.S.S. Stargazer to extricate him. Spock's cover is threatened by the onset of Pon Farr. After departing Romulus, Saavik is rescued by the Enterprise-C. Upon return to Vulcan, Spock and Saavik are married. Captain Uhura is head of Starfleet Security. (Vulcan's Heart)
  Note: The story features T'Pau of Vulcan, but it is unclear if this is the same T'Pau that presumably died in Spock's World.
• The Enterprise-C is destroyed by Romulans while defending a Klingon outpost on Norenda III. Richard Castillo survives in a lifepod. Tasha Yar, having traveled back in time from an alternate future, is captured alive by the Romulans. She will later give birth to a half-Romulan daughter, Sela. ("The Fourth Toast," Strange New Worlds III)

2345

• Backstory. (Requiem - TNG#32)

2346

• Janeway, captain of the Meadows tennis team, loses a decisive match to Shalarik of the Academy Institute. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 6)

2347

• Seven year-old Ro Laren witnesses the death of her father at the hands of Cardassians. ("Flash Point," Strange New Worlds IV)
• The parents of Anika Hansen receive a communication through a temporal anomaly, urging them not to venture into Borg space. ("A Ribbon For Rosie," Strange New Worlds II)

2348

• Janeway, age 14, saves Hobbes Johnson from drowning on Mars. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 8)
• Calhoun backstory. (Once Burned - CT#5)

2349

• Elim Garak reaches the age of emergence and is placed for training at the Bamarren Institute on Cardassia. (A Stitch In Time - DS9#27 - Part One)
• (Double Helix #6: The First Virtue - TNG#56)

2350

• During a visit to Central America on Earth, 15 year-old Chakotay announces his intention to leave his tribe and join Starfleet. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 2)
• 15 month-old Harry Kim climbs out of his crib. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 4)

2351

• Janeway and Cheb Packer sneak into Magruder Mansion in Southern Ohio. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 10)
• Janeway is accepted into Starfleet Academy. She discovers a chordate fossil on Mars. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 12)

2352

• Elim Garak is assigned as a junior probationist within the Obsidian Order. (A Stitch In Time - DS9#27 - Part Two)
• Chakotay is transported to Starfleet Academy by Captain Hiromi Sulu, grandson of Hikaru. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 2)
• Tasha Yar leaves Turkana IV at age fifteen. (Survivors - TNG#4 - Ch. 1)

2353

• Chakotay returns home to Trebus to embark on a vision quest. He decides to return to the Academy. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 2)
• Jadzia's sister Ziranne narrowly escapes injury while playing in the snow. ("Reflections," The Lives Of Dax)
• M'k'n'zy backstory. (House Of Cards - NF#1)

2354

• On Pelios Station, Ensign Benjamin Sisko assists Curzon Dax with diplomatic negotiations between the Bactricans, the Azziz, and the Federation. ("The Music Between The Notes," The Lives Of Dax)
• 12 year-old Neelix repairs an ancient energy weapon. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 10)
• 20 year-old M'k'n'zy fulfills his obligation to sire a child for his brother's wife. (Martyr - NF#5)
• The staff of the Federation embassy at PojjanPiraKot, including Ambassador Spock, is evacuated due to an uprising among the population. (Double Helix #3: Red Sector - TNG#53)

2355

• Janeway turns down a date with Will Riker to work on her junior honors thesis proposal for Admiral Owen Paris. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 14)
• B'Elanna Torres's father leaves her mother. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 6)
• Riker begins dating Janice Eardman. (The Forgotten War - TNG#57)

2356

• Si Cwan backstory. (Dark Allies - NF#8)
• Chakotay graduates from the Academy with honors. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 2)
• Ensign Janeway is assigned as Junior Science Officer aboard the U.S.S. Icarus under Admiral Paris. Six months into the mission, Janeway and Paris are captured by Cardassians and rescued by Lt. Justin Tighe. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 16)
• Harry Kim begins playing the clarinet. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 4)

2357

• Neelix is given a hovercraft at the Feast of the First Night. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 10)
• Tasha's later years at Starfleet Academy. (Survivors - TNG#4 - Ch. 3)

2358

• Ensign Eric Stiles is honored for his actions in saving the embassy staff four years earlier. Spock and McCoy accompany him to the ceremony. (Double Helix #3: Red Sector - TNG#53)
• B'Elanna Torres is shunned by her classmates at the Terran colony on Nessik. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 6)

2359

• Aboard the U.S.S. Vico, Lt. Chakotay has his first encounter with a Cardassian vessel. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 2)
• Janeway introduces her fiancee, Lt. Tighe, to her parents. One month later, Tighe and her father will be killed in a crash on Tau Ceti. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 18)
• Admirals Will Patterson and Sarah Brennan inform Gretchen Janeway of Edward's death. ("Uninvited Admirals," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Tasha backstory. (Survivors - TNG#4 - Ch. 5)
• William Riker and Deanna Troi meet for the first time. (Imzadi)
• Worf has a relationship with the half-human/half-Klingon woman K'Ehleyr, and unbeknownst to Worf, they conceive a son together.

2360

• Janeway returns to Starfleet. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 20)
• B'Elanna visits Qo'noS with her mother, Prabsa. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 6)

2361

• Twelve days before his 19th birthday, Neelix flees to Talax from his home on Rinax, the Talaxian moon. He helps to run a sanctuary for military deserters during the war with Haakan. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 10)

2362

• Against his father's wishes, Tom Paris joins the ski team in his Freshman year at the Academy. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 8)

2363

• 300,000 people, including Neelix's family, are killed on Rinax by the Metrion cascade. Neelix travels to Rinax on a humanitarian mission. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 10)
  Note: The length of Neelix's later stint as a scavenger is unknown, thus the placement of all prior events in his life is uncertain. The destruction of Rinax is well-referenced in the television series, but the data conflicts wildly: 15 years prior to the episode "Jetrel," or 11 years prior to "Mortal Coil." The shorter timeframe is preferred.
• Harry Kim's father is injured while hiking. They are rescued by a group of Starfleet cadets. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 4)
• Soleta backstory. (House Of Cards - NF#1)
• After four years aboard the Gage defending the Federation against the Cardassian incursion, Chakotay returns home. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 2)

2364

• Tom Paris and three other cadets spend New Year's Day at Lake Tahoe. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 8)
• Jean-Luc Picard is commissioned as captain of the Enterprise-D. Commander William Riker is assigned First Officer. Beverly Crusher is CMO. Lt. Cmdr. Data is Operations/Navigation officer. Lt. Geordi LaForge is Conn Officer. Lt. Tasha Yar is Security Chief. Lt. Worf is stationed at tactical. Leonard McCoy, age 137, makes an inspection tour of the ship. On the first mission, the crew is tested by the omnipotent being Q. (Encounter At Farpoint - TNG)
• Lt. Tasha Yar transports Picard to the Enterprise in spacedock. The mission to Farpoint Station is cancelled when a spacial anomaly is discovered in the Romulan Neutral Zone. (All Good Things... - TNG)
• Riker and Troi backstory. (Imzadi)
• (Double Helix #1: Infection - TNG#51)
• (Ghost Ship - TNG#1)
• (The Peacekeepers - TNG#2)
• Data's "brother" Lore is discovered on Omicrom Theta and is activated. Later, he will be beamed into open space.
• Data arrives from the distant future to find Lore and prevent him from creating a race of androids that will wipe out the human race. ("I Am Become Death," Strange New Worlds II)
• Ro Laren disobeys orders while on a mission to Garon II, reulting in the deaths of eight members of the U.S.S. Wellington away team. ("Flash Point," Strange New Worlds IV)
• B'Elanna Torres begins dating James Chesney. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 6)
• Tom Paris spends his junior year in Marseilles studying exophilosophies. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 8)
• (The Children Of Hamlin - TNG#3)
• Death of Tasha Yar. (Survivors - TNG#4)
• (The Captain's Honor - TNG#8)
• Dr. Crusher leaves the Enterprise to become head of Starfleet Medical. She is replaced by Dr. Katherine Pulaski.

2365

• (Strike Zone - TNG#5)
• (Power Hungry - TNG#6)
• Riker serves with Lt. Klag aboard the I.K.S. Pagh as part of an officer exchange program. (Diplomatic Implausibility - TNG#61)
• (Metamorphosis - TNG)
• (Masks - TNG#7)
• (A Call To Darkness - TNG#9)
• The pre-alliance Klingon warship T'Ong is discovered with the crew still in suspended animation, and K'Ehleyr is dispatched to the Enterprise to act as a liason should they awaken. Worf and K'Ehleyr momentarily renew their relationship.
  Note: Probably the single most absurd detail of the Okuda chronology is the claim that Worf's son Alexander was conceived at this time.
• Dr. Crusher returns to the Enterprise. (Double Helix #2: Vectors - TNG#52)

2366

• (A Rock And A Hard Place - TNG#10)
• (Gulliver's Fugitives - TNG#11)

• Harry Kim fails his oral entrance examination to Starfleet Academy. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 4)
• (Doomsday World - TNG#12)
• (Exiles - TNG#14)
• Admiral Paris removes Tom's name from consideration for posting aboard the Enterprise. Soon after, Tom's three friends are killed due to his negligence during a routine piloting exercise. Tom conceals the truth of his actions. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 8)
• Janeway appears before a review board comprised of Admiral Paris, Admiral Finnegan, and Ensign Tuvok. Tuvok is promoted to Lieutenant and assigned to Janeway's crew aboard the U.S.S. Bonestell. (Mosaic - VOY - Ch. 22, also Pathways - VOY - Ch. 14)
  Note: According to Janeway in the television series, this event should be nine years prior to the episode "Revulsion." The span has been shortened to eight years to coincide with Tom Paris's training accident.
• Descendants from the crew of the U.S.S. Verdun are discovered on Torgu-Va in the Tarn neutral zone. (The Forgotten War - TNG#57)
• The Enterprise-D encounters the Enterprise-C emerging from a temporal rift. This event alters history such that the Federation has been involved in a protracted war with the Klingon Empire, and Tasha Yar is still alive. Following the death of Captain Garrett, the Enterprise-C returns through the rift with Tasha aboard to correct the timeline.
• (Q-In-Law - TNG#18)
• (Fortune's Light - TNG#15)
• Worf's Klingon father is unjustly accused of aiding in the destruction of the Khitomer Colony 20 years earlier. As the son of a traitor, Worf accepts discommendation from the Klingon High Council.
• (The Eyes Of The Beholders - TNG#13)
• (Boogeymen - TNG#17)
• While aboard the Enterprise, Sarek is diagnosed with Bendii syndrome, resulting in a loss of emotional control. (Unification - TNG, also Avenger)
• The Enterprise-D encounters Kirk's Enterprise at black hole TNC65813. Zephram Cochrane and the Companion are beamed aboard from a shuttlecraft. (Federation)
• ("What Went Through Data's Mind 0.68 Seconds Before The Satellite Hit," Strange New Worlds I)
• (Contamination - TNG#16)
• Lt. Commander Shelby temporarily signs aboard the Enterprise. Picard is captured and assimilated by the Borg collective. The Borg head toward Earth, destroying 39 Starfleet vessels that intercept the cube at Wolf 359, including the Saratoga. The Enterprise recaptures Picard and uses his link into the collective to decommission them. (Star Trek VIII: First Contact, also Vendetta - TNG and Emissary - DS9#1)

2367

• After serving with Tuvok for five months, Janeway requests his posting to the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 14)
• ("Civil Disobedience," Strange New Worlds I)
• (Dark Mirror)
  Note: This particular "alternate universe" appears to be incongruous with the one described in other stories, as "Tiberius" Kirk never arose to power.
• "Brothers"
• (Reunion - TNG)
• After serving aboard the Copernicus for eight months, Paris confesses his responsibility for the training accident and is dishonorably discharged. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 8)
• (Perchance To Dream - TNG#19)
• (Spartacus - TNG#20)
• "Reunion." K'Ehleyr introduces Worf to his son, Alexander.
• Welsey leaves to join the Academy.
• ("See Spot Run," Strange New Worlds I)
• Deanna's son Ian returns as a two-dimensional entity in space en route to a cosmic string fragment. ("Prodigal Son," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Ro Laren undergoes therapy at the Jaros II Federation prison. ("Flash Point," Strange New Worlds IV)
• (Vendetta - TNG)
• ("Of Cabbages And Kings," Strange New Worlds I)
• ("Whatever You Do, Don't Read This Story!" Strange New Worlds III)
• Harry Kim enters Starfleet Academy. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 4)
• B'Elanna Torres enters Starfleet Academy. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 6)
• While serving aboard the Gettysburg under Capt. Madolyn Gordon, Lt. Cmdr. Chakotay receives an offer to join the Maquis. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 2)
• Harry Kim passes his wilderness survival test. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 4)
• (Chains Of Command - TNG#21)
• (Imbalance - TNG#22)
• A century-old Klingon "lifeboat" is discovered with a survivor, K'pril son of Korpi. ("I Am Klingon," Strange New Worlds II)
• "Redemption."

2368

• En route to his first assignment as a captain, Richard Castillo laments Tasha's fate over drinks with Guinan aboard the Enterprise. ("The Fourth Toast," Strange New Worlds III)
• Lt. Barklay temporarily transfers to the U.S.S. Debakey to aid Dr. Pulaski. ("Calculated Risk," Strange New Worlds II)
• Ensign Ro signs aboard the Enterprise.
• (The Badlands, Book One - Part Two)
• Birth of Molly O'Brien.
• (War Drums - TNG#23)
• Following the death of Ambassador Sarek, Picard and Data travel to Romulus aboard the cloaked Klingon vessel Kruge to investigate the disappearance of Ambassador Spock. Spock is found in the company of Romulan Senator Pardek, who arranges a meeting with Proconsul Neral to discuss reunification with Vulcan. The meeting is simply a front for a planned invasion of Vulcan led by Commander Sela. After the plan is foiled by the Enterprise, Spock chooses to remain underground on Romulus. (Unification - TNG)
• Alexander Rozhenko returns to the Enterprise to stay with Worf.

• Harry Kim begins dating Libby Lattimore. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 4)
• Jadzia departs her home in preparation for her joining to Dax. ("Reflections," The Lives Of Dax)
• (Sins Of Commission - TNG#29)
• (Imzadi)
• Chakotay's home and family on Trebus are destroyed by the Cardassians. He joins the Maquis and names his ship the Liberty. Seska joins his crew on Bajor. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 2)
• (The Last Stand - TNG#37)
• (Nightshade - TNG#24)
• The U.S.S. Bozeman emerges from the temporal rift that ensnared the ship ninety years earlier, and narrowly avoids a collision with the Enterprise. (Ship Of The Line - Ch. 6-7)
• Elim Garak is stripped of his rank and exiled to the Terok Nor space station in orbit around Bajor. (A Stitch In Time - DS9#27 - Part Three)
• (Grounded - TNG#25)
• A Borg designated "Three Of Five" is rescued from a crashed shuttle. He is given the name "Hugh" by the crew, and experiences a taste of individuality before being returned to the collective. (Descent)
• The Ko N'ya stone is recovered from a wrecked Ferengi vessel.  The descendants of the Iconian race are reunified. (The Devil's Heart - TNG)
• (The Romulan Prize - TNG#26)
• Picard experiences a lifetime worth of memories of Kamin, a citizen of the long-dead world of Kataan. ("The Promise," Strange New Worlds IV)
• "Time's Arrow"

2369

• (The Best And The Brightest - Year One)
• Captain Montgomery Scott is rescued from the wreckage of the Jenolen on the Dyson Sphere. Ensign Franklin's transporter pattern is irrecoverably degraded. After helping to extricate the Enterprise from the interior of the sphere, Scott departs in the shuttlecraft Goddard. (Relics - TNG)
• Neelix undergoes detoxification for his addiction to Rhuludian crystals. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 10)
• B'Elanna drops out of Starfleet Academy. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 6)
• (Here There Be Dragons - TNG#28)
• (A Fury Scorned - TNG#43)
• Captain Edward Jellico is given temporary command of the Enterprise while Picard, Worf and Beverly Crusher conduct a covert mission into Cardassian space. Picard is captured on Celtris III and tortured by Gul Madred until Jellico demands his release. (House Of Cards - NF#1)
• Chakotay kills a Cardassian with his bare hands. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 2)
• (Debtor's Planet - TNG#30)
• The Cardassians withdraw from Terok Nor and Bajoran space. A group led by Leej Terrell secretly removes one of the Red Orbs of Jalbador. (Millennium #1: The Fall Of Terok Nor - Ch. 1, also Millennium #3: Inferno)
• Backstory. (Once Burned - CT#5)
• (Emissary - DS9#1)
• (Guises Of The Mind - TNG#27)
• (The Siege - DS9#2)
  Note: Molly's age incorrect?
• (Invasion! #2: The Soldiers Of Fear - TNG#41)
• Spock and McCoy meet with Dr. Crusher aboard the Enterprise to research a genetic disease that is wiping out the Romulan royal family. (Double Helix #3: Red Sector - TNG#53)
• Several Klingon youth, including Toq, are liberated from a Romulan prison camp by Worf. (Diplomatic Implausibility - TNG#61)
• (The Death Of Princes - TNG#44)
• (Bloodletter - DS9#3)
• (To Storm Heaven - TNG#46)
• While aboard the Enterprise, Klingon scientist Kurak is accused of murder by Dr. Crusher. (Diplomatic Implausibility - TNG#61)
• (Warped - DS9)
• (The Romulan Strategem - TNG#35)
• A duplicate of William Riker created in a transporter accident eight years earlier is discovered on Nervala IV. He chooses to use the name "Thomas." (Double Helix #4: Quarantine - TNG#54)
• Backstory. (Double Helix #5: Double Or Nothing - TNG#55)
• (Foreign Foes - TNG#31)
• (Requiem - TNG#32)
• Aboard a Bolian freighter, B'Elanna is captured by Cardassians, and is rescued by Chakotay and Seska. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 6)
• Epilogue. (Guises Of The Mind - TNG#27)
• Ensign Ro leaves the Enterprise.
• (Tooth And Claw - TNG#60)
• (Descent - TNG)

2370

• Wixiban is captured and imprisoned by the Ubeans. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 10)
• (Warchild - DS9#7)
• Aboard the Liberty, B'Elanna repairs a shuttlecraft with Seska. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 6)
• (Blaze Of Glory - TNG#34)
• "Gambit"
• Jadzia Dax is kidnapped by Verad, a Trill who removes her symbiont to take it as his own. ("Reflections," The Lives Of Dax)
• (The Big Game - DS9#4)
• In Marseilles, Chakotay recruits Tom Paris to join the Maquis. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 8)
• The Liberty makes its first foray into Cardassian territory. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 2)
• Q the Philosopher (aka "Quinn") visits Riker on his birthday. ("A Q To Swear By," Strange New Worlds III)
• (Klingon)
• (Possession - TNG#40)
• (Fallen Heroes - DS9#5)
• (Dyson Sphere - TNG#50)
• (Infiltrator - TNG#42)
• (Into The Nebula - TNG#36)
• (Devil In The Sky - DS9#11)
• At the age of nine months, Kes begins to inquire about Ocampan history. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 12)
• The crew of the Liberty begins constructing a base on an M-class planet in the Badlands. Tom saves B'Elanna from drowning. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 6)
• The Liberty is severely damaged in battle. Tom departs in a shuttle to seek help, but is intercepted by the U.S.S. Bradbury. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 8)
• (Dark Passions, Book One)
• (Dark Passions, Book Two)
• (Q-Squared - TNG)
• (Balance Of Power - TNG#33)
• (Dragon's Honor - TNG#38)
• (The Best And The Brightest - Year Two)
• "Journey's End"
• "The Maquis (DS9)"
• ("The Naked Truth," Strange New Worlds I)
• (Antimatter - DS9#8)
• "Preemptive Strike"
• (Rogue Saucer - TNG#39)
• (All Good Things... - TNG)

2371

• Dr. McCoy discovers a potential cure for Irumodic syndrome. ("The Name Of The Cat," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Tom Paris is sentenced to a Federation rehab colony at Aukland. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 8)
• At the age of eighteen months, Kes meets Daggin and begins exploring the tunnels at the boundaries of the city. She will meet with the Elder Toscat to ascertain the extent of Ocampan historical records. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 12)
• Chakotay recruits Tuvok on Bajor to join his crew. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 6)
• ("Doctors Three," Strange New Worlds II)
• (Intellivore - TNG#45)
• (The Search - DS9)
• (The Best And The Brightest - Year Three)
• (Proud Helios - DS9#9)
• (Valhalla - DS9#10)
• (Betrayal - DS9#6)
• (Ancient Blood - DOH#1)
  Note: Alexander's age is given as twelve, but should be ten or eleven.
• (Crossover - TNG)
• (Kahless - TNG)
• Backstory, followed by framing story. (Dujonian's Hoard - CT#2)
• Framing story. ("The Captain And The King," Enterprise Logs)
• Kes reads the ancient texts left by her ancestors, telling of the construction of the underground city by the Caretaker. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 12)
• While investigating spatial anomalies in the Alin system, the research vessel Anasazi discovers the remains of three naval warplanes from Earth's World War II. ("Flight 19," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Dr. Selar returns to Vulcan during the onset of Pon Farr. (House Of Cards - NF#1)
• Picard, Spock and Dr. Zimmerman attend a ceremony conducted by the Horta on Janus IV. ("Tears For Eternity," Strange New Worlds IV)
• While aboard the Spartacus, Chakotay's crew is infected with a deadly plague on the planet Helena. They abduct Thomas Riker, now a medical courier, in the hope of obtaining medical supplies. Tom Riker later joins the Maquis and attempts to steal the Defiant from Deep Space Nine. (Double Helix #4: Quarantine - TNG#54)
• Worf is promoted to Lt. Commander. Accompanied by Jean-Luc Picard, James T. Kirk exits the Nexus at Veridian III. Kirk is killed while preventing Tolian Soran from destroying the Veridian sun. The Enterprise-D is destroyed in an attack by the Duras sisters, but the crew survives by performing an emergency saucer landing. (Star Trek VII: Generations)
• Before his death, Kirk contemplates an offer from the Organians to alter his own past. ("Reflections," Strange New Worlds I)
• (The Best And The Brightest - Summer)
• A metal pitcher made by Picard's nephew René is retrieved from the Enterprise wreckage by LaForge. ("The Change Of Seasons," Strange New Worlds III)
• After departing Veridian III aboard the Farragut, Worf proposes to Deanna. Thomas Riker is liberated from a Cardassian prison camp on Lazon II by Sela. (Triangle: Imzadi II - Chs. 1-6)
• Kes ventures to the surface of the Ocampan homeworld and is captured by the Kazon-Ogla. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 12)

• Picard visits the Cochrane monument on Titan. (Federation)
• Harry Kim graduates and accepts a posting aboard the Voyager. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 4)
• Neelix notices Kes at Jabin's camp and attempts to barter for her release. (Pathways - VOY - Ch. 10)
• (The Laertian Gamble - DS9#12)
• "Past Tense"
• Spock laments Kirk's "second" death. (The Ashes Of Eden - Prologue/Epilogue)
  Note: Spock's reference to the crew's "final adventure" together is incorrect, unless he meant the last time aboard the Enterprise.
• Under direction of Commander Shelby, Picard and Dr. Crusher embark on the Monitor to Starbase 804 with orders to retrieve a Borg vessel. On Veridian III, Kirk's body is retrieved by Romulans who revive him using technology acquired in an alliance with the Borg. The Farragut is destroyed. With orders to kill Picard, Kirk tracks down Worf on Qo'noS as well as Data and LaForge on Trilex before being apprehended on DS9. Later aboard the Challenger, Drs. Bashir and McCoy succeed in removing the Borg implants, while Picard, Crusher and Ambassador Spock are taken aboard after escaping from Borg captivity. The Monitor is fitted with a Borg transwarp engine and temporarily designated Enterprise, and travels to the Borg homeworld where V'Ger was repaired over a century earlier. Kirk sacrifices himself to destroy the Borg Central Node. (The Return)
• (The Badlands, Book Two - Part Three - Chs. 1-5)
• The Liberty is transported over 70,000 light-years to the Delta quadrant by the Caretaker. Tom Paris is released into Janeway's custody to assist in the investigation of the Liberty's disappearance. (Caretaker - VOY#1 - Ch. 1-4)
• (The Badlands, Book Two - Part Three - Chs. 6-11)
  Note: Unfortunately, the author elected to completely rewrite several scenes already covered in Caretaker, even changing the names of the doctor and nurse in the process.
• Voyager arrives in the Delta quadrant and takes aboard Neelix and Kes. Janeway destroys the Caretaker's transporter array to prevent its capture by the Kazon-Ogla. The Maquis members join the Voyager crew and begin the long journey home. Casualties include First Officer Lt. Cmdr. Cavit, Helmsman Lt. Stadi, CMO Dr. Fitzgerald and Nurse T'Prena. (Caretaker - VOY#1 - Chs. 5-22)
• A Romulan group led by Sela kidnaps Deanna and Alexander from Lwaxana Troi's home on Betazed. Worf and Will Riker are captured while attempting a rescue. While Picard and Odo are on Qo'noS, Sela sends Tom Riker to assassinate Gowron. The hostages are rescued by Captain Korsmo and Cmdr. Shelby of the U.S.S. Excalibur. Worf and Deanna break off their engagement. (Triangle: Imzadi II - Chs. 7-26)
• (The Escape - VOY#2)
• Three weeks after the Voyager's disappearance, Anne Carey writes in her journal about her lost husband, Joe. ("The Ones Left Behind," part 1 - Strange New Worlds III)
  Note: The month, given as April, is incorrect.
• (Ragnarok - VOY#3)
• (Violations - VOY#4)
• Six weeks after the Voyager's disappearance, Admirals Patterson and Paris visit Gretchen Janeway to inform her that Katheryn is officially missing in action. ("Uninvited Admirals," Strange New Worlds IV)
• (Incident At Arbuk - VOY#5)
• (The Best And The Brightest - Year Four)
• (The Murdered Sun - VOY#6)
• The Jibetan sleeper ship Nibix is discovered crashed on an asteroid near Cardassian space. (The Long Night - DS9#14)
• "Adversary" - Sisko promoted to Captain.
• (Station Rage - DS9#13)
• (Objective: Bajor - DS9#15)
• (Invasion! #3: Time's Enemy - DS9#16)
• (Invasion! #4: The Final Fury - VOY#9)
• (Saratoga - DS9#18)

2372

• (The Wrath Of The Prophets - DS9#20)
• Believing that the Dominion has infiltrated the Cardassian government, the Klingons launch an invasion under command of General Martok. Worf joins the Deep Space Nine crew as an advisor on Klingon relations. After Sisko intercedes to rescue the Cardassian leaders, Gowron calls off the attack but again places discommendation upon Worf's family. (The Way Of The Warrior - DS9)
• The Sovereign-class Enterprise-E is launched under command of Morgan Bateson, with Montgomery Scott as Chief Engineer. They succeed in preventing the Klingon Kozara from capturing the ship and invading Cardassia. Picard, accompanied by Worf from Deep Space Nine, rescues Starfleet personnel from Cardassia, and eventually regains command of the Enterprise. (Ship Of The Line)
• Following the launch of the Enterprise-E, Anne Carey again writes in her journal. ("The Ones Left Behind," part 2 - Strange New Worlds III)
• (Ghost Of A Chance - VOY#7)
• (Cybersong - VOY#8)
• (Bless The Beasts - VOY#10)
• (The Tempest - DS9#19)
• (Mosaic - VOY)
• Sisko and Jadzia Dax discover that Verad has assumed the identity of Trill's Symbiosis Commissioner. ("Reflections," The Lives Of Dax)
• (The Garden - VOY#11)
• (Armageddon Sky - DOH#2)
• (Her Klingon Soul - DOH#3)
• (The Heart Of The Warrior - DS9#17)
• To spare Worf's brother Kurn from the shame of his family's exile, his appearance and memories are altered, and he is given the new identity Rodek. (Diplomatic Implausibility - TNG#61, also Vengeance - DS9#22)
• (Chrysalis - VOY#12)
• (Trial By Error - DS9#21)
• (The 34th Rule - DS9#23)
• Ren Hawk is promoted to Lieutenant and assigned to the Enterprise. ("Seeing Forever," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Backstory. (Section 31: Rogue - TNG)
• "Basics (VOY)"
• ("Where I Fell Before My Enemy," Strange New Worlds I)
• Reg Barclay returns to the Enterprise after completing his work on the Jupiter Station holomatter project. ("Out Of The Box, Thinking," Strange New Worlds III)

2373

• (Flashback - VOY)
• (The Black Shore - VOY#13)
• ("Life's Lessons," Strange New Worlds I)
• (Honor Bound - DOH#5)
• (Trials And Tribble-ations)
• A memorial service for the Voyager crew is held at Starfleet Headquarters. ("The Ones Left Behind," part 3 - Strange New Worlds III)
• "Future's End" - The Voyager EMH obtains a mobile emitter, enabling him to leave the sickbay.
• ("Ambassador At Large," Strange New Worlds I)
• (Vengeance - DS9#22)
• Nog takes the Kobayashi Maru test at Starfleet Academy. ("The Bottom Line," Strange New Worlds III)
• Epilogue. (Ship Of The Line)
• (Star Trek VIII: First Contact) - Korsmo killed
• Lieutenant Hawk is assimilated by the Borg while attempting to release the deflector dish on the Enterprise's outer hull. ("A Private Victory," Strange New Worlds III)
• Framing story. (Section 31: Rogue - TNG)
• ("The First," Strange New Worlds I)
• ("Almost... But Not Quite," Strange New Worlds II)
• Backstory (The Mist - CT#3)
  Note: Said to occur prior to the Klingon invasion of Cardassia, which is impossible given Worf and Nog's presence aboard the Defiant.
• ("Gods, Fate and Fractals," Strange New Worlds II)
• (Marooned - VOY#14)
• ("Monthuglu," Strange New Worlds I)
• (The Badlands, Book Two - Part Four)
• (Rebels #1: The Conquered - DS9#24)
• (Rebels #2: The Courageous - DS9#25)
• (Rebels #3: The Liberated - DS9#26)
• ("Good Night, Voyager," Strange New Worlds I)
• (Echoes - VOY#15)
• ("Fiction," Strange New Worlds I)
• Admiral Jellico, now commanding Deep Space Five, calls a summit aboard the Enterprise to discuss the collapse of the Thallonian Empire. Ambassador Spock and Admiral Nechayev are in attendance. Mackenzie Calhoun of Xenex is given command of the U.S.S. Excalibur and dispatched to Thallonian space on a peacekeeping mission. (House Of Cards - NF#1)
• The Virogen plague threatens to destroy all plant life in the Federation, leading to massive starvation. On Babel, Spock discovers that Sarek was murdered by deliberate exposure to the Bendii Syndrome pathogen. Accompanied by the Enterprise, Kirk and Spock travel to Tarsus IV aboard the Tobias and discover the home base of a terrorist group called the Symmetrists, who created the virus. A cure is developed by Dr. McCoy. (Avenger)
  Note: Spock's age (143) would place the story one year later, whereas the number of years since the Babel conference (106) would be a year earlier. The Okuda dating provides a compromise.
• ("I, Voyager," Strange New Worlds I)
• ("Reciprocity," Strange New Worlds II)
• ("Change Of Heart," Strange New Worlds II)
  Note: Mention is made of the war and of races in the Alpha quadrant that have fallen to the Dominion; however, the wormhole is still accessible to the Founders.
• The Excalibur leaves drydock with Cmdr. Shelby as First Officer; Lt. Soleta, a half-Vulcan, as Science Officer; Lt. Cmdr. Burgoyne, a Hermat, as Chief Engineer; Dr. Selar as CMO; Lt. Robin Lefler at Ops; Lt. Zak Kebron, a Brikar, as Security Chief; and Lt. Mark McHenry at Helm. Sir Si Cwan of Thallon is a stowaway. A group of refugees aboard the Cambon are rescued. Si Cwan and Hebron depart in a shuttlecraft to investigate a distress call from the Kayven Ryin. (Into The Void - NF#2)
• (The Two-Front War - NF#3)
• (End Game - NF#4)
• (The Dominion War #1: Behind Enemy Lines)
• (The Dominion War #2: A Call To Arms)
• "Scorpion" - Seven of Nine is liberated from the Borg collective and joins the Voyager crew.

2374

• (The Dominion War #4: Sacrifice Of Angels)
• (The Dominion War #3: Tunnel Through The Stars)
• "The Gift" - Kes leaves the Voyager crew.
• (Day Of Honor - VOY)
• "Revulsion" - Tuvok is promoted to Lt. Commander.
• Voyager rescues a cyborg named Twelve-Alpha. ("Gift Of The Mourners," Strange New Worlds III)
• Backstory, followed by framing story. (Fire Ship - CT#4)
• (Planet X - TNG)
• (Martyr - NF#5)
• (Fire On High - NF#6)
• Owen Paris visits Gretchen Janeway to inform her that they have made contact with Voyager. ("Uninvited Admirals," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Anne Carey receives information about her husband Joe via the Voyager medical logs sent through the Hirogen relay network. Joe receives a message in response. ("The Ones Left Behind," parts 4-7 - Strange New Worlds III)
  Note: The dates in these sections are a mess.  Some are out of sequence and appear to be misprinted.
• (Far Beyond The Stars - DS9)
• ("Touched," Strange New Worlds II)
• ("Seventh Heaven," Strange New Worlds II)
• While attending a conference for the temporally displaced with Scott and Bateson, Kirk is abducted by Spock and Janeway from the Mirror Universe. The Enterprise is captured by an alternate-Voyager. Later, Kirk accepts a Starfleet commission and is assigned to the Sovereign with Scott and McCoy under Admiral Nechayev, who is discovered to be a Mirror Universe spy. Picard and his senior officers escape from a prison camp in the Goldin Discontinuity. (Spectre)
  Note: As meticulous as the Reeves-Stevenses can be with the details of their novels, why can't they keep the dates straight? Since this story takes place two months after the television episode "Message In A Bottle" and a year after First Contact, both Kirk's age (142) and the number of years since the launch of the Enterprise-B (82) are incorrect by anyone's reckoning.
• (Dark Victory)
• (Preserver)
• (Q-Space - TNG#47)
• (Q-Zone - TNG#48)
• (Q-Strike - TNG#49)
• Framing story. (The Mist - CT#3)
• Framing story. (Once Burned - CT#5)
• The Excalibur travels back in time to prevent a genocidal attack by the "Redeemers." When attempting to return to the present, they overshoot the mark by sixteen months.
  Note: This fact is only chronicled in the comic book story "Double Time." However, the event is critical for the proper placement of subsequent novels.
• The Voyager senior staff is captured on an M-class planet while Janeway conducts diplomatic negotiations in a nearby system. (Pathways - VOY)
• (Seven Of Nine - VOY#16) - Prologue backstory?
• (Millennium #1: The Fall Of Terok Nor)
• (Millennium #3: Inferno)
• Jadzia Dax is killed by Gul Dukat. Worf mourns her loss. (Triangle: Imzadi II)
• Aboard the Destiny, Ezri Tigan becomes the new host of the Dax symbiont. ("Ninety-Three Hours," Strange New Worlds III, also "Second Star To The Right...," The Lives Of Dax)

2375

• Ensign Dorian Collins writes of her recovery following the destruction of the U.S.S. Valiant 43 days earlier. ("Dorian's Diary," Strange New Worlds III)
• (Battle Lines - VOY#17)
• (Death Of A Neutron Star - VOY#18)
• "Image In The Sand" - Kira promoted to Colonel.
• The Voyager EMH utilizes a holographic reproduction of Leonard McCoy to assist in saving an Anjurwan empath. ("The Healing Arts," Strange New Worlds II)
• Bashir and O'Brien attempt to save the Alamo in a holosuite. ("The Best Defense," Strange New Worlds III)
• "Thirty Days" - Paris is demoted to Ensign.
• (Star Trek IX: Insurrection)
• Backstory. ("The Second Star," Strange New Worlds III)
• Tom Paris creates a holographic monster to be a friend to Naomi. ("The Monster Hunters," Strange New Worlds III)
• "Tacking Into The Wind" - Gowron is killed by Worf. Martok is installed as Chancellor.
• Damar's son Sakal hides from the Jem'Hadar on Cardassia. ("An Errant Breeze," Strange New Worlds III)
• The Founders of the Dominion surrender to the Federation in return for the cure to a genocidal virus infecting the Great Link. (What You Leave Behind - DS9)
• Despite Federation protection, Carol Marcus disappears from her home on Pacifica. (The Genesis Wave: Book One - Ch. 1)
  Note: Occurs ninety years after TWOK, based upon the Okuda dating of 2285.
• (Section 31: Shadow - VOY)
• (Equinox)

2376

• (Double Helix #5: Double Or Nothing - TNG#55)
• (I, Q - TNG)
• O'Brien leaves DS9 to teach at Starfleet Academy. Worf is designated Federation Ambassador to the Klingon Empire. Garak returns to Cardassia. Odo returns to the Great Link. (What You Leave Behind - DS9 - Ch. 15)
• Ezri discusses Dax's previous hosts with Vic Fontaine. ("Second Star To The Right..."/"...And Straight On 'Til Morning," The Lives Of Dax)
• Bolian Tiris Jast is assigned to DS9 as Executive Officer. Andorian Thirishar ch'Thane is assigned as Science Officer. At the insistence of the Bajoran government, Ro Laren is assigned as Security Chief. Bashir is promoted to Lt. Commander. (Avatar, Book One - DS9)
• (Gemworld, Book One - TNG#58)
• (Gemworld, Book Two - TNG#59)
  Note: Reg Barclay's presence aboard the Enterprise is problematic, since he should be working on the "Pathfinder" project at Starfleet Headquarters.
• (Diplomatic Implausibility - TNG#61)
• (Maximum Warp, Book One: Dead Zone - TNG#62)
• (Maximum Warp, Book Two: Forever Dark - TNG#63)
• (Diplomatic Implausibility - TNG#61 - Epilogue)
• (The Quiet Place - NF#7)
• (Dark Allies - NF#8)
• (Excalibur: Requiem - NF#9)
• (Excalibur: Renaissance - NF#10)
• (Excalibur: Restoration - NF#11)
• Framing story. (A Stitch In Time - DS9#27)
• (Avatar, Book One - DS9)
• (Avatar, Book Two - DS9)
• (Section 31: Abyss - DS9)
• Gretchen Janeway listens to a recording of Katheryn's first voice communication with Starfleet Command since Voyager's disappearance. ("Uninvited Admirals," Strange New Worlds IV)
• (Gateways #3: Doors Into Chaos - TNG)
• (Gateways #4: Demons Of Air And Darkness - DS9)
• (Gateways #5: No Man's Land - VOY)
• (Gateways #6: Cold Wars - NF)
• ("Horn And Ivory," Gateways: What Lay Beyond - DS9)
• ("In The Queue," Gateways: What Lay Beyond - VOY)
• ("Death And Life," Gateways: What Lay Beyond - NF)
• ("The Other Side," Gateways: What Lay Beyond - TNG)
• (Being Human - NF#12)
• A massive energy wave sweeps through Federation space, destroying all life on the planets in its path with the Genesis Effect. (The Genesis Wave: Book One)
• (The Genesis Wave: Book Two)
• Harry modifies Tom's "Captain Proton" holodeck program. ("Black Hats," Strange New Worlds IV)
• (Dark Matters: Cloak And Dagger - VOY#19)
• (Dark Matters: Ghost Dance - VOY#20)
• (Dark Matters: Shadow Of Heaven - VOY#21)
• "Unimatrix Zero" - Paris is re-promoted to Lieutenant j.g.

2377

• Q's son temporarily sends the Voyager crew back to their homes. ("Welcome Home," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Janeway takes a nap in Naomi's "Trevis and Flotter" program in holodeck one. ("Return," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Chakotay is severely injured aboard an alien shuttle, and becomes trapped in a subspace continuum. ("Shadows, In The Dark," Strange New Worlds IV)
• Q liberates Vash from the Borg collective. ("Iridium-7 Tetrahydroxate Crystals Are A Girl's Best Friend," Strange New Worlds IV)
• (Endgame - VOY)

2380

• In an alternate future, Seven of Nine, now married to Chakotay, dies from injuries suffered on an away mission. (Endgame - VOY)

2394

• In an alternate future, the Voyager returns home after journeying for 23 years through the Delta and Beta quadrants. Over the next ten years, Chakotay will die, Kim will become Captain of the U.S.S. Rhode Island, Torres will be appointed Federation Liason to the Klingon Empire, Paris will begin writing holonovels, Tuvok will succumb to a degenerative brain disease, and Janeway will be promoted to Admiral. (Endgame - VOY)

2395

• Alternate future. (All Good Things... - TNG)

2400

• Alternate future. (Millennium #2: The War Of The Prophets)

• (Preserver - Epilogue)

2404

• With the help of Ensign Miral Paris, daughter of Tom and B'Elanna, Janeway obtains a Klingon chronodeflector. She travels back in time to 2377 to bring Voyager home early and eliminate this timeline. (Endgame - VOY)

2408

• Alternate future. (Imzadi)

c.2425

• Tarina tells her grandchildren of her experience with the "star people" of Voyager. ("The Second Star," Strange New Worlds III)

2958

• The Voyager EMH backup module begins recording logs in the 27th year of his journey back to Federation space. ("Personal Log," Strange New Worlds IV)

4338

• All sentient biological lifeforms have been eradicated by Lore and the Children of Soong. Data will travel to the past to eliminate this timeline. ("I Am Become Death," Strange New Worlds II)

c. 50,000

• Tetsua, the "honored last" of the Horta, finally witnesses the birth of her next generation. ("Tears For Eternity," Strange New Worlds IV)