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The '''''Astral Queen''''' was a [[Federation]] [[transport]]. |
The '''''Astral Queen''''' was a [[Federation]] [[transport]]. |
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| − | In [[2266]], [[Captain]] [[Jon Daily]] was the [[commanding officer]]. In that year, the ''Astral Queen'' was docked at |
+ | In [[2266]], [[Captain]] [[Jon Daily]] was the [[commanding officer]]. In that year, the ''Astral Queen'' was docked at the [[Planet Q orbit station|orbit station]] of [[Planet]] [[Planet Q|Q]]. The ship was scheduled to pick-up the [[Karidian Company of Players]] for transport to [[Benecia]]. When [[James T. Kirk]] decided that [[Anton Karidian]], the company's headliner, warranted further investigation, he called in one of the favors owed him by the ship's captain. The ''Astral Queen'' thereby left Planet Q, forcing the theatrical troupe to seek passage on the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}. ({{TOS|The Conscience of the King}}) |
| − | In [[2328]], |
+ | In [[2328]], four individuals traveling from Planet Q to [[Tarsas IV]] were transferred via the ''Astral Queen'', [[Lolita Fatjo (Starfleet)|Lolita Fatjo]] on the {{SS|Manoa}}, [[Jimmy Berndt]] on the {{SS|Kogin}}, and [[J.P. Farrell (24th century)|John P. Farrell]] and [[Carl Banks (24th century)|Carl Banks]] on the {{SS|Wisconsin}}. ({{TNG-R|Inheritance}}, ''[[Commercial transport database|okudagram]]'') |
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+ | {{bginfo|According to DVD commentary for the [[BattlestarWiki:Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|''Battlestar Galactica'' (2004)]] episode "[[BattlestarWiki:Bastille Day|Bastille Day]]", the ''[[BattlestarWiki:Astral Queen|Astral Queen]]'' in the series was named after this ship.}} |
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Revision as of 07:56, 1 January 2015
The Astral Queen was a Federation transport.
In 2266, Captain Jon Daily was the commanding officer. In that year, the Astral Queen was docked at the orbit station of Planet Q. The ship was scheduled to pick-up the Karidian Company of Players for transport to Benecia. When James T. Kirk decided that Anton Karidian, the company's headliner, warranted further investigation, he called in one of the favors owed him by the ship's captain. The Astral Queen thereby left Planet Q, forcing the theatrical troupe to seek passage on the USS Enterprise. (TOS: "The Conscience of the King")
In 2328, four individuals traveling from Planet Q to Tarsas IV were transferred via the Astral Queen, Lolita Fatjo on the SS Manoa, Jimmy Berndt on the SS Kogin, and John P. Farrell and Carl Banks on the SS Wisconsin. (TNG-R: "Inheritance", okudagram)
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