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| − | TKL Rations: a standard meal generated from the food synthesizers. In "Yesterday's Enterprise", Tasha Yar orders "a couple of TKL's" from Guinan in 10 Forward for her and Lt. Castillo, explaining that TKL's allow more power to be reserved for the defensive systems instead of the food synthesizers. [[Link title]] |
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| + | '''TKL rations''' were, in an [[alternate timeline]], standard [[ration pack]]s dispensed aboard the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)#Encounter with Enterprise-C|battleship ''Enterprise''-D]]. TKLs were one of the few foodstuffs available aboard the ship due to the [[Federation-Klingon War (alternate timeline)|ongoing conflict]] between the [[Federation]] and the [[Klingon Empire]]. [[Replicator]]s were on minimal power to maximize energy available to defensive systems. [[Tasha Yar]] ordered a TKL from [[Guinan]] and explained their purpose to a confused [[Richard Castillo]]. ({{TNG|Yesterday's Enterprise}}) |
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Revision as of 05:28, 18 February 2011
AT: "at" TKL rations were, in an alternate timeline, standard ration packs dispensed aboard the battleship Enterprise-D. TKLs were one of the few foodstuffs available aboard the ship due to the ongoing conflict between the Federation and the Klingon Empire. Replicators were on minimal power to maximize energy available to defensive systems. Tasha Yar ordered a TKL from Guinan and explained their purpose to a confused Richard Castillo. (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise")
It is unclear what TKL stands for, if anything. It is also unknown whether TKL rations are replicated on demand or if they are replicated in periods between combat engagements and then stored.