Changes: Starfleet Headquarters personnel

Revision as of 17:22, 13 October 2015

Unnamed Starfleet Headquarters personnel:

Air tram station

Civilians

These civilians were present at Starfleet Headquarters when Rear Admiral James Kirk and Lieutenant commander Sonak met there, in the 2270s. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)

They were played by unknown performers.

Federation civilian

File:Green Whitaker tmp.jpg

A Federation civilian

This civilian was also present at the air tram station in the 2270s. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)

Played by Green Whitaker.

Starfleet personnel

These Starfleet personnel were present at the Air tram station for Starfleet Headquarters in the 2270s, when Rear Admiral James Kirk arrived to the complex and met Lieutenant Commander Sonak. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)

They were played by unknown performers.

Officer's lounge

Officers in lounge

These Starfleet officers were present in the officer's lounge when Admiral James Kirk and Fleet Admiral Morrow had a conversation there in 2285. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)

They were played by unknown performers.

Officer's lounge civilian

This civilian man was present at the officer's lounge, conversating with two Starfleet officers when Admiral Kirk and Fleet Admiral Morrow had a conversation there in 2285. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)

He was played by an unknown performer.

Officer's lounge waiters

At least two Starfleet waiters were working at the officer's lounge when Admiral Kirk and Fleet Admiral Morrow had a conversation there in 2285. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)

The waiters were played by unknown performers.

Officer's wife

This woman visited the officer's lounge in 2285. She was present when Admiral Kirk and Fleet Admiral Morrow had a conversation. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)

She was played by background actress Claudia Lowndes who received no on-screen credit for her appearance.
Her name and occupation are from the name tag of her costume which was sold off on It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [1]

The Praxis briefing

Aide-de-camp

File:Aide-de-camp.jpg

The aide-de-camp

In 2293, this aide-de-camp was a Starfleet captain who opened the briefing about the destruction of Praxis, introducing the C-in-C.

In the script for Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, this character's lines are attributed to an Admiral Donald, who otherwise was ultimately replaced with Admiral Cartwright.
This unnamed captain was played by Shakti.

Mothball admiral

File:Starfleet Command admiral.jpg

A senior officer at Starfleet Command

In 2293, this Starfleet flag officer attended the briefing about the Klingon moon Praxis. She apparently was familiar with the commander-in-chief, addressing him as Bill. She asked him if they intended to mothball Starfleet. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)

As evidenced by the script for Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, this character was initially meant to be "a military man".
This unnamed admiral was played by Judy Levitt, Walter Koenig's wife.
Although the C-in-C addressed her as "captain," she wore a flag officer's insignia. The only time that a person would normally be addressed as captain without possessing that rank would be in the case of being assigned command of a starship, which – as Kirk has shown us – is possible for admirals to do.

Briefing flag officers

These Starfleet flag officers attended the briefing about the Klingon moon Praxis. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)

Prison guards

These two Starfleet prison guards served at the Starfleet Headquarters in 2285. They were responsible for Doctor McCoy, who was imprisoned after he tried to hire a ship in a bar which should bring him to Genesis.

The first guard allowed Admiral James T. Kirk access to McCoy's holding cell and was knocked out by Kirk. The second guard, a very tall man, was rendered unconscious when Sulu threw him over his shoulder. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)

The non-canon Star Trek Customizable Card Game gives the character played by Douglas Alan Shanklin the name Tahglio.

Prison security guards

File:Starfleet security officers in armor, 2285.jpg

Two security guards

These two Starfleet security guards also served at the same holding cell in 2285, where McCoy was imprisoned. They were alarmed when Kirk and his crewmates escaped along with McCoy, but were late and couldn't capture them. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)

They were played by unknown performers.

Security officer (2364)

This Starfleet security officer joined the dinner with Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Admiral Aaron, Admiral Savar, and Captain Tryla Scott at the Starfleet Headquarters on Earth in 2364. He was infected like the others by the neural parasites. When Commander Riker joined the dinner and tricked the others into believing he was also infected, he shot this security officer who hit the ground. (TNG: "Conspiracy")

This security officer was played by stunt actor Gary J. Wayton who received no credit for this appearance.

Starfleet Command

Communications officer

This Human communications officer was assigned to Starfleet Command in 2286. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)

The communications officer was played by Michael Snyder.

Display officer

This Arkenite display officer was assigned to Starfleet Command in 2286. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)

This Arkenite officer was played by Michael Berryman.

Headquarters personnel (2364)

These Starfleet officers, civilians, and technicians worked on the ground of Starfleet Headquarters in 2364 when Captain Jean-Luc Picard had a meeting with Admirals Savar, Aaron, and Gregory Quinn to talk about a conspiracy inside Starfleet Command. (TNG: "Conspiracy")

All background performers appeared in re-used footage from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

Window technicians

These four Starfleet technicians worked at Starfleet Command in 2286 when the Whale Probe arrived at Earth. They tried to stabilize the windows but failed. One of the windows exploded due to the rain and stormy weather. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)

All four technicians were played by stunt performers.
Gregory Barnett's costume was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [2]

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 == Air tram station ==
 === Civilians ===
-These '''civilians''' were present at [[Starfleet Headquarters]] when [[Rear Admiral]] [[James Kirk]] and [[Lieutenant commander]] [[Sonak]] met there, in [[2273]]. ({{film|1}})
+These '''civilians''' were present at [[Starfleet Headquarters]] when [[Rear Admiral]] [[James Kirk]] and [[Lieutenant commander]] [[Sonak]] met there, in the [[2270s]]. ({{film|1}})
 <gallery>
 File:Starfleet hq civilian 1.jpg
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 === Federation civilian ===
 [[File:Green Whitaker tmp.jpg|thumb|150px|A Federation civilian]]
-This '''civilian''' was also present at the air tram station in [[2273]]. ({{film|1}})
+This '''civilian''' was also present at the air tram station in the [[2270s]]. ({{film|1}})
 {{bginfo|Played by [[Green Whitaker]].}}
 {{clear}}
 === Starfleet personnel ===
-These Starfleet personnel were present at the [[Air tram station]] for [[Starfleet Headquarters]] in [[2273]], when [[Rear Admiral]] [[James Kirk]] arrived to the complex and met [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Sonak]]. ({{film|1}})
+These Starfleet personnel were present at the [[Air tram station]] for [[Starfleet Headquarters]] in the [[2270s]], when [[Rear Admiral]] [[James Kirk]] arrived to the complex and met [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Sonak]]. ({{film|1}})
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 File:Starfleet hq personnel 1.jpg
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 {{clear}}
-=== Officer's lounge waiter ===
+=== Officer's lounge waiters ===
 [[File:Officers lounge waiter.jpg|thumb|150px|A waiter]]
-This [[Starfleet]] [[waiter]] was working at the [[officer's lounge]] when Admiral Kirk and Fleet Admiral Morrow had a conversation there in [[2285]]. ({{film|3}})
+At least two [[Starfleet]] [[waiter]]s were working at the [[officer's lounge]] when Admiral Kirk and Fleet Admiral Morrow had a conversation there in [[2285]]. ({{film|3}})
-{{bginfo|He was played by an [[unknown performer]].}}
+{{bginfo|The waiters were played by [[unknown performer]]s.}}
 {{clear}}
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 == The Praxis briefing ==
-=== Aide de camp ===
+=== Aide-de-camp ===
 [[File:Aide-de-camp.jpg|thumb|150px|The aide-de-camp]]
-In [[2293]], this aide-de-camp was a [[Starfleet]] [[captain]] who opened the briefing about the destruction of [[Praxis]], introducing the [[Bill (Fleet Admiral)|C-in-C]].
+In [[2293]], this [[aide-de-camp]] was a [[Starfleet]] [[captain]] who opened the briefing about the destruction of [[Praxis]], introducing the [[Bill (Admiral)|C-in-C]].
 {{bginfo|In the script for ''Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country'', this character's lines are attributed to an Admiral Donald, who otherwise was ultimately replaced with Admiral [[Cartwright]].|This unnamed captain was played by [[Shakti]].}}
 {{clear}}
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 === Mothball admiral ===
 [[File:Starfleet Command admiral.jpg|thumb|150px|A senior officer at Starfleet Command]]
-In [[2293]], this Starfleet flag officer attended the briefing about the Klingon moon Praxis. She apparently was familiar with the [[commander-in-chief]], addressing him as [[Bill (Fleet Admiral)|Bill]]. She asked him if they intended to mothball Starfleet. ({{film|6}})
+In [[2293]], this Starfleet flag officer attended the briefing about the Klingon moon Praxis. She apparently was familiar with the [[commander-in-chief]], addressing him as {{dis|Bill|Admiral}}. She asked him if they intended to mothball Starfleet. ({{film|6}})
 {{bginfo|As evidenced by the script for ''Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country'', this character was initially meant to be "a military man".|This unnamed admiral was played by [[Judy Levitt]], [[Walter Koenig]]'s wife.|Although the C-in-C addressed her as "captain," she wore a flag officer's insignia. The only time that a person would normally be addressed as captain without possessing that rank would be in the case of being assigned command of a starship, which &ndash; as Kirk has shown us &ndash; is possible for admirals to do.}}
 {{clear}}
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 == Prison security guards ==
 [[File:Starfleet security officers in armor, 2285.jpg|thumb|150px|Two security guards]]
-These two Starfleet security guards also served at the same holding cell in 2285, where McCoy was imprisoned. They were alarmed when Kirk and his crewmates escaped along with McCoy, but were late and couldn't capture them. ({{film|3}})
+These two Starfleet security guards also served at the same holding cell in [[2285]], where McCoy was imprisoned. They were alarmed when Kirk and his crewmates escaped along with McCoy, but were late and couldn't capture them. ({{film|3}})
 {{bginfo|They were played by [[unknown performer]]s.}}
 {{clear}}
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 == Starfleet Command ==
+=== Communications officer ===
+[[File:Starfleet Command communications officer, 2286.jpg|thumb|150px|A communications officer]]
+This [[Human]] [[communications officer]] was assigned to Starfleet Command in [[2286]]. ({{film|4}})
+{{bginfo|The communications officer was played by [[Michael Snyder]].}}
+{{clear}}
+=== Display officer ===
+[[File:Arkenite.jpg|thumb|150px|An Arkenite communications officer]]
+This [[Arkenite]] display officer was assigned to Starfleet Command in [[2286]]. ({{film|4}})
+{{bginfo|This Arkenite officer was played by [[Michael Berryman]].}}
+{{clear}}
+=== Headquarters personnel (2364) ===
+These '''Starfleet officers''', '''civilians''', and '''technicians''' worked on the ground of Starfleet Headquarters in [[2364]] when [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] had a meeting with [[Admiral]]s [[Savar]], [[Aaron]], and [[Gregory Quinn]] to talk about a [[conspiracy]] inside Starfleet Command. ({{TNG|Conspiracy}})
+{{bginfo|All background performers appeared in re-used footage from {{film|4}}.}}
+<gallery>
+File:Starfleet headquarters personnel 1, 2364.jpg|Starfleet officer<br>''Played by an [[unknown performer]]''
+File:Starfleet headquarters personnel 2, 2364.jpg|Three Starfleet officers<br>''Played by [[unknown performer]]s''
+File:Starfleet headquarters personnel 3, 2364.jpg|Two Starfleet officers<br>''Played by [[unknown performer]]s''
+File:Starfleet headquarters personnel 4, 2364.jpg|Two Starfleet officers and a civilian<br>''Played by [[unknown performer]]s''
+File:Starfleet headquarters personnel 5, 2364.jpg|Two Starfleet officers and a civilian<br>''Played by [[unknown performer]]s''
+File:Starfleet headquarters personnel 6, 2364.jpg|A Starfleet technician<br>''Played by an [[unknown actor]]''
+File:Starfleet headquarters personnel 7, 2364.jpg|A Starfleet technician<br>''Played by an [[unknown actor]]''
+File:Starfleet headquarters personnel 8, 2364.jpg|A civilian<br>''Played by an [[unknown actress]]''
+File:Starfleet headquarters personnel 9, 2364.jpg|Three civilians<br>''Played by [[unknown performer]]s''
+File:Starfleet headquarters personnel 10, 2364.jpg|A Starfleet officer and a civilian<br>''Played by [[unknown actor]]s''
+</gallery>
 === Window technicians ===
 These four Starfleet technicians worked at [[Starfleet Command]] in [[2286]] when the [[Whale Probe]] arrived at Earth. They tried to stabilize the [[window]]s but failed. One of the windows exploded due to the [[rain]] and stormy weather. ({{film|4}})
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 File:Starfleet technician 2, Star Trek IV.jpg|''Played by an [[unknown stunt performer]]''
 </gallery>
-{{clear}}
-=== Communications officer ===
-[[File:Starfleet Command communications officer, 2286.jpg|thumb|150px|A communications officer]]
-This [[Human]] [[communications officer]] was assigned to Starfleet Command in 2286. ({{film|4}})
-{{bginfo|The communications officer was played by [[Michael Snyder]].}}
-{{clear}}
-=== Display officer ===
-[[File:Arkenite.jpg|thumb|150px|An Arkenite communications officer]]
-This [[Arkenite]] display officer was assigned to Starfleet Command in 2286. ({{film|4}})
-{{bginfo|This Arkenite officer was played by [[Michael Berryman]].}}
-{{clear}}
 [[Category:Unnamed Starfleet personnel|Starfleet Headquarters]]
 [[Category:Unnamed Humans|Starfleet Headquarters]]