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[[Image:Blue alert.jpg|thumb|Blue Alert aboard the USS ''Enterprise''-D]] |
[[Image:Blue alert.jpg|thumb|Blue Alert aboard the USS ''Enterprise''-D]] |
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− | [[Image:Blue alert, Brothers.jpg|thumb|The bridge of the ''Enterprise''-D during blue alert |
+ | [[Image:Blue alert, Brothers.jpg|thumb|The bridge of the ''Enterprise''-D during blue alert]] |
− | [[Image:Blue alert, The 37s.jpg|thumb|The bridge of ''Voyager'' during blue alert |
+ | [[Image:Blue alert, The 37s.jpg|thumb|The bridge of ''Voyager'' during blue alert]] |
− | '''Blue Alert''' (also '''Code Blue''' or '''Condition Blue''') |
+ | '''Blue Alert''' (also '''Code Blue''' or '''Condition Blue''') was an [[alert signal]] status on [[Starfleet]] [[starship]]s and [[outpost]]s which is called for in exceptional situations, ranging from environmental hazards to the crew, to docking and separation maneuvers and landing protocols, for ships with the capability. |
In the event of an imminent environmental systems failure or disruption, blue alert is called in order to help affected personnel escape or safeguard their lives. ({{TNG|Brothers}}) |
In the event of an imminent environmental systems failure or disruption, blue alert is called in order to help affected personnel escape or safeguard their lives. ({{TNG|Brothers}}) |
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− | On a vessel with landing capabilities, such as the |
+ | On a vessel with landing capabilities, such as the {{ShipClass|Intrepid}}, blue alert was called as an indication that the ship was preparing either to land or to take off; the crew would then need to report to code blue stations, in order to aid in the landing/liftoff procedures. Blue alert was not required for landing an ''Intrepid''-class starship, however, as the {{USS|Voyager}} did make a landing while at [[Red Alert]]. ({{VOY|The 37's|Demon|Dragon's Teeth}}) |
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+ | Blue alert was also used when a {{ShipClass|Prometheus}} starship activated its [[multi-vector assault mode]]. ({{VOY|Message in a Bottle}}) |
− | :''This could also indicate that blue alert would be called on |
+ | :''This could also indicate that blue alert would be called on {{ShipClass|Galaxy}} ships prior to [[saucer separation]], although this protocol was never referenced in any of the instances of that occurring on ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation|Next Generation]]''.'' |
The bridge lighting on the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|refitted USS ''Enterprise'']] turned blue when it prepared to enter spacedock. ({{film|3}}) |
The bridge lighting on the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|refitted USS ''Enterprise'']] turned blue when it prepared to enter spacedock. ({{film|3}}) |
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+ | The {{USS|Defiant|NX-74205}} went to blue alert when engaging its [[cloaking device]]. ({{DS9|The Search, Part I}}) |
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Revision as of 19:24, 16 November 2007
Blue Alert (also Code Blue or Condition Blue) was an alert signal status on Starfleet starships and outposts which is called for in exceptional situations, ranging from environmental hazards to the crew, to docking and separation maneuvers and landing protocols, for ships with the capability.
In the event of an imminent environmental systems failure or disruption, blue alert is called in order to help affected personnel escape or safeguard their lives. (TNG: "Brothers")
On a vessel with landing capabilities, such as the Template:ShipClass, blue alert was called as an indication that the ship was preparing either to land or to take off; the crew would then need to report to code blue stations, in order to aid in the landing/liftoff procedures. Blue alert was not required for landing an Intrepid-class starship, however, as the USS Voyager did make a landing while at Red Alert. (VOY: "The 37's", "Demon", "Dragon's Teeth")
Blue alert was also used when a Template:ShipClass starship activated its multi-vector assault mode. (VOY: "Message in a Bottle")
- This could also indicate that blue alert would be called on Template:ShipClass ships prior to saucer separation, although this protocol was never referenced in any of the instances of that occurring on Next Generation.
The bridge lighting on the refitted USS Enterprise turned blue when it prepared to enter spacedock. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)
The USS Defiant went to blue alert when engaging its cloaking device. (DS9: "The Search, Part I")