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'''Photon grenades''' were short-range, variable-yield [[explosive]] devices utilized by various cultures.
[[Image:photon_grenades_mortar_2267.jpg|thumb|James Kirk using photon grenades and mortar (2267).]]
 
'''Photon grenades''' are short-range, variable-yield explosive devices that generate a powerful [[electromagnetic pulse]]. These devices are capable of stunning [[humanoid]]s in an enclosed area at lower settings. ({{TNG|Legacy}})
 
   
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==Usages==
While captured by the [[Krenim]], Tom Paris commented that without its [[temporal shields]], the hull of the [[Krenim weapon ship]] was weak enough to be ruptured by a photon grenade. ({{VOY|Year of Hell, Part II}})
 
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In [[2367]], [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Geordi La Forge]] suggested [[transporter|transporting]] photon grenades down to the underground [[Turkana City]] in order to incapacitate members of the [[Turkana IV Alliance|Alliance]], who were holding two Starfleet officers hostage. He noted that, set to minimum yield, the grenades would effectively stun their targets. ({{TNG|Legacy}})
   
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In [[2372]], after it was discovered that [[Changeling]]s had infiltrated the [[Federation]], [[Admiral]] [[Leyton]] began maintaining stockpiles of offensive and defensive technologies, including [[phaser rifle]]s, personal [[force field]]s, and photon grenades, in preparation for his planned military ''[[coup]]'' of the Federation. ({{DS9|Homefront}})
While trapped inside a [[subspace]] pocket in [[2375]] and awaiting rescue by the {{USS|Voyager}}, [[Tuvok]], [[Tom Paris]], [[the Doctor]], and [[Noss]] came under photon grenade attack by scavengers. ({{VOY|Gravity}})
 
   
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In [[2375]], [[Tuvok]], [[Tom Paris]], [[The Doctor]], and [[Noss]] came under attack from photon grenades while trapped in a [[subspace]] pocket. A group of marauders used the grenades in an attempt to disable the [[force field]] surrounding their ship, in an effort to steal their food and supplies. The group was rescued by the {{USS|Voyager}} before the marauders could gain access. ({{VOY|Gravity}})
In the [[31st century]], [[Vaskan]] agitators attacked the [[Museum of Kyrian Heritage]] with photon grenades, after a back-up copy of [[the Doctor]] gave accounts that the Vaskans were not the instigators of the [[Great War]] as the [[Kyrian]]s had long since claimed. ({{VOY|Living Witness}})
 
   
 
In the [[31st century]], [[Vaskan]] agitators attacked the [[Museum of Kyrian Heritage]] with photon grenades, after a back-up copy of [[The Doctor]] gave accounts that the Vaskans were not the instigators of the [[Great War]], as the [[Kyrian]]s had long maintained. ({{VOY|Living Witness}})
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{{bginfo|According to ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', the explosion of the grenades creates an [[electromagnetic pulse]].}}
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==See also==
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*[[Photon torpedo]]
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*[[Stun grenade]]
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==External link==
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* {{mbeta}}
 
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Revision as of 23:37, 4 July 2015

Photon grenades were short-range, variable-yield explosive devices utilized by various cultures.

Usages

In 2367, Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge suggested transporting photon grenades down to the underground Turkana City in order to incapacitate members of the Alliance, who were holding two Starfleet officers hostage. He noted that, set to minimum yield, the grenades would effectively stun their targets. (TNG: "Legacy")

In 2372, after it was discovered that Changelings had infiltrated the Federation, Admiral Leyton began maintaining stockpiles of offensive and defensive technologies, including phaser rifles, personal force fields, and photon grenades, in preparation for his planned military coup of the Federation. (DS9: "Homefront")

In 2375, Tuvok, Tom Paris, The Doctor, and Noss came under attack from photon grenades while trapped in a subspace pocket. A group of marauders used the grenades in an attempt to disable the force field surrounding their ship, in an effort to steal their food and supplies. The group was rescued by the USS Voyager before the marauders could gain access. (VOY: "Gravity")

In the 31st century, Vaskan agitators attacked the Museum of Kyrian Heritage with photon grenades, after a back-up copy of The Doctor gave accounts that the Vaskans were not the instigators of the Great War, as the Kyrians had long maintained. (VOY: "Living Witness")

According to Star Trek Encyclopedia, the explosion of the grenades creates an electromagnetic pulse.

See also

External link