Serial numbers are often used by military organizations as a means of identification.

Contents 1 United States armed forces 2 Federation Starfleet 2.1 22nd century 2.2 23rd century 2.3 24th century 3 References

United States armed forcesEdit

• John Christopher: 4857932

Federation StarfleetEdit

22nd centuryEdit

• Jonathan Archer: SA-022-9237-CY
• Hoshi Sato: SA-037-0198-CL

23rd centuryEdit

• Christine Chapel: NI-596 MT21Z (seen on ID card)
• Pavel A. Chekov: 656-5827B ("service number")
• James T. Kirk: SC937-0176CEC
• Montgomery Scott: SE 19754 T
• Spock: S 179-276 SP

24th centuryEdit

• Chakotay: 47-alpha-612 ("Starfleet Service number")
• Lois Eckridge: GH-385-067
• Marla Finn: CU-461-095
• David Gentry: 99-beta-3278 ("Starfleet Service number")
• Anna Jameson: 860790 ("service number")
• Daniel Kwan: SK-105-223
• Nog: CX-937-*

*Nog was interrupted before he finished citing his serial number

• Alfonse Pacelli: GQ-882-001
• Jean-Luc Picard: SP-937-215
• Walter Pierce: HG-021-996
• William T. Riker: SC-231-427
• Bruno Salvatore: GQ-786-867
• Riley Shepard: C953O4699427 ("Starfleet Service number")
• Darien Wallace: TF-284-100
• Anaanda Ziff: RT-825-081

ReferencesEdit

• TOS:
  • "Court Martial"
  • "Tomorrow is Yesterday"
  • "Wolf in the Fold"
  • Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
• TNG:
  • "Chain of Command, Part I"
  • "Gambit, Part I"
  • "Eye of the Beholder"
• DS9:
  • "Paradise Lost"
  • "Rocks and Shoals"
• VOY:
  • "In the Flesh"
  • "Relativity"
• ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II"