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| + | This is a list of '''{{USS|Odyssey}} personnel''' in [[2370]], at the time of the ship's destruction at the hands of the [[Jem'Hadar]] during a rescue mission. While all hands on-board were lost, most non-essential crewmembers and all civilians had been offloaded at [[Deep Space 9]] prior to departure. ({{DS9|The Jem'Hadar}}) |
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==Named personnel== |
==Named personnel== |
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==Unnamed personnel== |
==Unnamed personnel== |
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===First Officer=== |
===First Officer=== |
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The '''[[first officer]]''' of the USS ''Odyssey'' was a [[Starfleet]] [[lieutenant commander]] serving under Captain Keogh. |
The '''[[first officer]]''' of the USS ''Odyssey'' was a [[Starfleet]] [[lieutenant commander]] serving under Captain Keogh. |
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| − | This officer called the ship to [[red alert]], and manned the [[tactical]] station in the [[ |
+ | This officer called the ship to [[red alert]], and manned the [[tactical]] station in the battle that precipitated the [[Dominion cold war]]. Throughout the battle against the [[Jem'Hadar]], he continued to update Keogh with the ship's damage report. He later died, along with the rest of his crewmates, when the ''Odyssey'' was destroyed by a [[kamikaze]] attack by a [[Jem'Hadar fighter]]. ({{DS9|The Jem'Hadar}}) |
| − | + | {{bginfo|The ''Odyssey'' first officer was played by actor [[Michael Jace]]. The [[Keith R.A. DeCandido]] novel ''[[The Brave and the Bold]]'' gives the name of the XO as Joe Shabalala, while the ''[[Star Trek Customizable Card Game]]'' card uses the name Jace Michaels, utilizing the actors own name.}} |
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| + | [[File:Sandra Grando Tactical.jpg|thumb|150px|''Odyssey'' tactical officer]] |
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| − | The '''[[second officer]]''' of the USS ''Odyssey'' was a Starfleet officer serving under Captain Keogh. ([[DS9]]: "[[The Jem'Hadar]]") |
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| + | The '''[[tactical officer]]''' of the USS ''Odyssey'', who also served as ship's [[second officer]], was a member of Starfleet who served under Captain Keogh until the ship's destruction and loss with all hands - herself included. ({{DS9|The Jem'Hadar}}) |
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| − | :''Although credited to actress [[Sandra Grando]], the part for the ''Odyssey'' second officer '''was removed''' from the script. She ''was'' to play the tactical officer, but apparently her lines were given to Michael Jace, explaining why his character doubled as [[tactical officer]].'' |
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| + | {{bginfo|The ''Odyssey'' Second Officer was played by actress [[Sandra Grando]]. She was credited as "Second Officer" in the episode credits, and originally had lines but they were cut. Though she did appear in the background as tactical officer.|In the novel ''The Brave and the Bold'', the character is called Maritza Gonzalez.}} |
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| + | ===Chief Engineer=== |
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| + | The [[Chief engineering officer|chief engineer]] of the ''Odyssey'' was a male officer. He was ordered by Captain Keogh to get the ship's port [[Nacelle|nacelle]], which had been damamged by weapons fire from [[Jem'Hadar fighter]]s, back online. Before he could do so, however, the Odyssey was destroyed with all hands aboard. ({{DS9|The Jem'Hadar}}) |
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| + | {{bginfo|The ''Odyssey'' chief engineer was unseen, but was heard through the comm channel acknowledging Keogh's order. The chief engineer was voiced by an [[Unknown performers|unknown performer]].|In the novel ''The Brave and the Bold'', the character is called Mislav Kovac.}} |
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Revision as of 04:16, 11 June 2014
This is a list of USS Odyssey personnel in 2370, at the time of the ship's destruction at the hands of the Jem'Hadar during a rescue mission. While all hands on-board were lost, most non-essential crewmembers and all civilians had been offloaded at Deep Space 9 prior to departure. (DS9: "The Jem'Hadar")
Named personnel
Unnamed personnel
First Officer
Odyssey first officer
The first officer of the USS Odyssey was a Starfleet lieutenant commander serving under Captain Keogh.
This officer called the ship to red alert, and manned the tactical station in the battle that precipitated the Dominion cold war. Throughout the battle against the Jem'Hadar, he continued to update Keogh with the ship's damage report. He later died, along with the rest of his crewmates, when the Odyssey was destroyed by a kamikaze attack by a Jem'Hadar fighter. (DS9: "The Jem'Hadar")
The Odyssey first officer was played by actor Michael Jace. The Keith R.A. DeCandido novel The Brave and the Bold gives the name of the XO as Joe Shabalala, while the Star Trek Customizable Card Game card uses the name Jace Michaels, utilizing the actors own name.
Tactical Officer
Odyssey tactical officer
The tactical officer of the USS Odyssey, who also served as ship's second officer, was a member of Starfleet who served under Captain Keogh until the ship's destruction and loss with all hands - herself included. (DS9: "The Jem'Hadar")
The Odyssey Second Officer was played by actress Sandra Grando. She was credited as "Second Officer" in the episode credits, and originally had lines but they were cut. Though she did appear in the background as tactical officer.
In the novel The Brave and the Bold, the character is called Maritza Gonzalez.
Chief Engineer
The chief engineer of the Odyssey was a male officer. He was ordered by Captain Keogh to get the ship's port nacelle, which had been damamged by weapons fire from Jem'Hadar fighters, back online. Before he could do so, however, the Odyssey was destroyed with all hands aboard. (DS9: "The Jem'Hadar")
The Odyssey chief engineer was unseen, but was heard through the comm channel acknowledging Keogh's order. The chief engineer was voiced by an unknown performer.
In the novel The Brave and the Bold, the character is called Mislav Kovac.