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[[File:Kelvin Memorial Archive.jpg|thumb|Inside the archive]] |
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[[File:London, 2259.jpg|thumb|The location of the exploding Kelvin Memorial Archive]] |
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| − | The '''Kelvin Memorial Archive''' in [[London]] was officially a [[Starfleet]] archive containing publicly accessible data, named for the destroyed {{USS|Kelvin}}. It was secretly a [[Section 31]] facility. |
+ | The '''Kelvin Memorial Archive''' in [[London]] was officially a [[Starfleet]] archive containing publicly accessible data, named for the destroyed {{USS|Kelvin}}. It was secretly a [[Section 31]] facility. Based on footage from the movie [[Star Trek Into Darkness]], the Archive is located near the north bank of the River Thames, to the southwest of St Paul's Cathedral, near the present-day Blackfriars railway station. |
In [[2259]], {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh|John Harrison}} blackmailed [[Thomas Harewood]], who was stationed there, into detonating a [[bomb]] in exchange for a [[blood transfusion]] to save Harewood's dying [[Lucille Harewood|daughter]]. After ensuring his daughter's safety, Harewood walked into work and detonated the bomb - disguised as his [[Starfleet Academy ring]] - by dropping it in a glass of water, but not before messaging [[Admiral]] {{alt|Alexander Marcus}} to explain Harrison was threatening him. |
In [[2259]], {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh|John Harrison}} blackmailed [[Thomas Harewood]], who was stationed there, into detonating a [[bomb]] in exchange for a [[blood transfusion]] to save Harewood's dying [[Lucille Harewood|daughter]]. After ensuring his daughter's safety, Harewood walked into work and detonated the bomb - disguised as his [[Starfleet Academy ring]] - by dropping it in a glass of water, but not before messaging [[Admiral]] {{alt|Alexander Marcus}} to explain Harrison was threatening him. |
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Inside the archive
The location of the exploding Kelvin Memorial Archive
The Kelvin Memorial Archive in London was officially a Starfleet archive containing publicly accessible data, named for the destroyed USS Kelvin. It was secretly a Section 31 facility. Based on footage from the movie Star Trek Into Darkness, the Archive is located near the north bank of the River Thames, to the southwest of St Paul's Cathedral, near the present-day Blackfriars railway station.
In 2259, John Harrison blackmailed Thomas Harewood, who was stationed there, into detonating a bomb in exchange for a blood transfusion to save Harewood's dying daughter. After ensuring his daughter's safety, Harewood walked into work and detonated the bomb - disguised as his Starfleet Academy ring - by dropping it in a glass of water, but not before messaging Admiral Alexander Marcus to explain Harrison was threatening him.
The resulting explosion claimed 42 lives, including Harewood. In the midst of the chaos, Harrison inspected the rubble and recovered a portable transwarp beaming device that he would use to escape from his subsequent attack on a meeting called by Marcus at Starfleet Headquarters regarding the bombing. (Star Trek Into Darkness)