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In [[Earth]] [[mythology]], '''Valkyries''' are handmaidens of the Norse [[god]] Odin. |
In [[Earth]] [[mythology]], '''Valkyries''' are handmaidens of the Norse [[god]] Odin. |
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| − | When [[Q]] first appeared on the {{USS|Voyager}} and realized that there were no men aboard he stated: "''Say, is this a ship of the Valkyries or have you [[ |
+ | When [[Q]] first appeared on the {{USS|Voyager}} and realized that there were no men aboard he stated: "''Say, is this a ship of the Valkyries or have you [[Human]] women finally done away with your men altogether?''" ({{VOY|Death Wish}}) |
| − | In [[Star Trek: Invasion]], the Federation ''Valkyrie''-class |
+ | {{bginfo|In video game ''[[Star Trek: Invasion]]'', the Federation ''Valkyrie''-class fighter was named after the Norse warrior women, given the fact that it is a swift and deadly fighter.}} |
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+ | === Related topic === |
* ''[[Odin]]'' |
* ''[[Odin]]'' |
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| − | ==External link== |
+ | == External link == |
* {{wikipedia}} |
* {{wikipedia}} |
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Revision as of 17:21, 22 May 2012
In Earth mythology, Valkyries are handmaidens of the Norse god Odin.
When Q first appeared on the USS Voyager and realized that there were no men aboard he stated: "Say, is this a ship of the Valkyries or have you Human women finally done away with your men altogether?" (VOY: "Death Wish")
In video game Star Trek: Invasion, the Federation Valkyrie-class fighter was named after the Norse warrior women, given the fact that it is a swift and deadly fighter.