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[[Ensign]] '''Taitt''' was a junior officer aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}. She graduated [[Starfleet Academy]] in [[2369]] and wrote her senior honors thesis on [[solar dynamics]]. She was assigned to the ''Enterprise'' six weeks prior to the ship's encounter with [[Lore]]'s [[Borg]]. |
[[Ensign]] '''Taitt''' was a junior officer aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}. She graduated [[Starfleet Academy]] in [[2369]] and wrote her senior honors thesis on [[solar dynamics]]. She was assigned to the ''Enterprise'' six weeks prior to the ship's encounter with [[Lore]]'s [[Borg]]. |
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Taitt was one of the few officers left behind after most of the crew transported down to the Borg planet in search of [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]]. Taitt served as a [[tactical officer]] while Dr. [[Beverly Crusher]] was in command. She was slightly hesitant to accept responsibility and was later relieved after [[Lieutenant]] [[Barnaby]] returned to the ship, although Crusher ordered her to remain on the bridge at the [[science station]]. The ''Enterprise'' was subsequently forced to hide in the [[corona]] of a [[star]], trapped by the [[Borg Type 03|Rogue Borg ship]]. Using information from her honors thesis, Taitt developed a plan to fire a carefully aimed [[particle beam]] to create a [[solar fusion eruption]] which would engulf the Borg vessel and allow the ''Enterprise'' to escape. The plan worked, and Crusher commended Taitt for her original thinking. ({{TNG|Descent, Part II}}) |
Taitt was one of the few officers left behind after most of the crew transported down to the Borg planet in search of [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]]. Taitt served as a [[tactical officer]] while Dr. [[Beverly Crusher]] was in command. She was slightly hesitant to accept responsibility and was later relieved after [[Lieutenant]] [[Barnaby]] returned to the ship, although Crusher ordered her to remain on the bridge at the [[science station]]. The ''Enterprise'' was subsequently forced to hide in the [[corona]] of a [[star]], trapped by the [[Borg Type 03|Rogue Borg ship]]. Using information from her honors thesis, Taitt developed a plan to fire a carefully aimed [[particle beam]] to create a [[solar fusion eruption]] which would engulf the Borg vessel and allow the ''Enterprise'' to escape. The plan worked, and Crusher commended Taitt for her original thinking. ({{TNG|Descent, Part II}}) |
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Ensign Taitt
Ensign Taitt was a junior officer aboard the USS Enterprise-D. She graduated Starfleet Academy in 2369 and wrote her senior honors thesis on solar dynamics. She was assigned to the Enterprise six weeks prior to the ship's encounter with Lore's Borg.
Taitt was one of the few officers left behind after most of the crew transported down to the Borg planet in search of Lieutenant Commander Data. Taitt served as a tactical officer while Dr. Beverly Crusher was in command. She was slightly hesitant to accept responsibility and was later relieved after Lieutenant Barnaby returned to the ship, although Crusher ordered her to remain on the bridge at the science station. The Enterprise was subsequently forced to hide in the corona of a star, trapped by the Rogue Borg ship. Using information from her honors thesis, Taitt developed a plan to fire a carefully aimed particle beam to create a solar fusion eruption which would engulf the Borg vessel and allow the Enterprise to escape. The plan worked, and Crusher commended Taitt for her original thinking. (TNG: "Descent, Part II")