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[[Captain]] '''Jefferies''' was an engineer on the [[NX program]] in the [[2140s]]. [[Lieutenant]] [[Charles Tucker]] was on his team.
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'''W.M. Jefferies''' was a [[Human]] [[Starfleet]] [[officer]] in the [[22nd century]]. He was one of the designers of the {{Class|NX}} [[starship]]s.
   
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In the [[2140s]], as a [[captain]], Jefferies was an [[engineer]] on the [[NX Program]]. This program was part of an effort to develop and refine the [[warp five engine]]. [[Lieutenant]] [[Charles Tucker III]] was among the officers assigned to Jefferies' team. ({{ENT|First Flight}})
He was later a designer of the [[NX-class]] starship. Capt. Archer once argued with him, saying he didn't want to be in command of a warship. ([[ENT]]: [[Home]])
 
   
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While designing the NX-class, Captain Jefferies was a proponent of installing powerful weapons on the ship. [[Jonathan Archer]], captain of ''Enterprise'', once had an argument with Jefferies regarding this topic, asserting that he did not want to be captain of a [[warship]] attempting to make peaceful contact with other species. However, upon his return from the [[Delphic Expanse]], during which ''Enterprise'' engaged in battle numerous times, Archer admitted that Jefferies had probably been correct. ({{ENT|Home}})
:''Jefferies might be related to the so called [[Jefferies tube]]s, which are frequently mentioned in the other Star Trek series. Captain Jefferies was of course named after [[Matt Jefferies]], the designer of the original ''[[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|Enterprise]]''. The tubes are also named after him.''
 
   
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In the [[2150s]], he was named as an [[UESPA]] representative on the [[dedication plaque]]s of the {{Class|NX}} [[starship]]s. ({{ENT|Broken Bow}}, [[Enterprise dedication plaque|dedication plaque]]; {{ENT|Affliction}}, [[Columbia dedication plaque|dedication plaque]])
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{{bginfo|W.M. Jefferies was named for [[TOS]] [[production staff]] associate [[Matt Jefferies|W. Matt Jefferies]]. This name, with its first initials, was seen on the dedication plaques.|Jefferies might be retroactively related to the so-called [[Jefferies tube]]s, which are frequently mentioned in the other ''Star Trek'' series. The tubes were actually named for Matt Jefferies, who designed the original {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}.}}
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W.M. Jefferies was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century. He was one of the designers of the NX-class starships.

In the 2140s, as a captain, Jefferies was an engineer on the NX Program. This program was part of an effort to develop and refine the warp five engine. Lieutenant Charles Tucker III was among the officers assigned to Jefferies' team. (ENT: "First Flight")

While designing the NX-class, Captain Jefferies was a proponent of installing powerful weapons on the ship. Jonathan Archer, captain of Enterprise, once had an argument with Jefferies regarding this topic, asserting that he did not want to be captain of a warship attempting to make peaceful contact with other species. However, upon his return from the Delphic Expanse, during which Enterprise engaged in battle numerous times, Archer admitted that Jefferies had probably been correct. (ENT: "Home")

In the 2150s, he was named as an UESPA representative on the dedication plaques of the NX-class starships. (ENT: "Broken Bow", dedication plaque; ENT: "Affliction", dedication plaque)

W.M. Jefferies was named for TOS production staff associate W. Matt Jefferies. This name, with its first initials, was seen on the dedication plaques.
Jefferies might be retroactively related to the so-called Jefferies tubes, which are frequently mentioned in the other Star Trek series. The tubes were actually named for Matt Jefferies, who designed the original USS Enterprise.

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