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All biographical data as of VOY: "Endgame" (2378).

Kathryn Janeway

Species: female human
Rank: Captain
Birthday: May 20
Place of origin: Indiana, North America, Earth
Father: Admiral Janeway (deceased)
Sister: Phoebe
Marital status: single, previously engaged

Commander of USS Voyager. In 2371, the Starship Voyager, with Janeway and her crew, was abducted and swept into the distant Delta Quadrant of the galaxy, some 70,000 light-years from home, where they were essentially stranded. After the destruction of a Maquis ship that had also been abducted to the Delta Quadrant, Janeway accepted the Maquis crew aboard her ship, and invited its commander, Chakotay, to become her second-in-command. Janeway's courage and leadership were instrumental in the survival of her crew as they made a long and difficult journey back to the Alpha Quadrant (VOY: "Caretaker").

Janeway, whose father was a Starfleet admiral (VOY: "Coda"), grew up in Indiana on Earth, where summers were warm and humi

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List of Star Trek characters

Character Actor(s) Appearances Rank Posting Position Species AiriamSara Mitich Seasons 1–2 (DSC)Lt. CommanderUSS DiscoveryScience officer Human cyborg Hannah CheesmanJonathan ArcherScott BakulaSeasons 1–4 (ENT)CaptainEnterprise NX-01Commanding officer Human AsenciaJameela Jamil Seasons 1-2 (PRO)Civilian
EnsignSolum
USS DauntlessTyrant
Navigator Vau N’Akat Soji AshaIsa Briones Seasons 1-2 (PIC)CivilianRomulan Reclamation Site AnthropologistAndroidAyalaTarik ErginSeasons 1–7 (VOY)Lieutenant, JG(provisional)USS VoyagerHelmsman (S7)
Security officer (S1-7)
Maquis(previous)Human AzanKurt Wetherill Seasons 6–7 (VOY)CivilianUSS Voyager Passenger Wysanti/xB Reginald BarclayDwight SchultzSeasons 3–4,6–7 (TNG)
Movies (FCT)
Seasons 2,6–7 (VOY)Lt. Commander(VOY)
Lieutenant, JG(TNG, FCT)Starfleet Command(VOY)
USS Enterprise-E(FCT)
USS Enterprise-D(TNG)Pa

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Review: The Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko

The (in this fan’s opinion) long overdue Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko is finally due to release on the 21st of November. Written by Derek Tyler Attico and published by Titan Books. This is the fifth book in Titan’s Star Trek ‘Autobiography series. Much like previous instalments this book chronicles and explores the life of one of Star Trek’s most iconic characters. Giving readers insight into the character’s thought processes while exploring how they came to be what we saw on screen.

First, there was Kirk. Then there was Picard. Then there was… Janeway? Then… Wait. Spock? The Star Trek Autobiography series began with Kirk back in 2015 and seemed like it was going to proceed along the lineage of Star Trek show Captains for a time. Especially after the release of Picard’s story. When Janeway was announced Deep Space Nine fans raised an eyebrow. When the follow-up to her story was announced to be Spock I’m sure that I was not alone in wondering whether we’d ever