Montgomery "Scotty" Scott

March 3, 2222

In the original timeline, Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott was beholden to his true love the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701. Scotty, his friends knew him, cared for the Enterprise engines as if they were his babies. Though he was almost as devoted to his next ship, the NCC-1701-A, the origiginal Enterprise always held a special place in his heart. Following his proud StarFleet career, Scotty was en route on the Norpin Colony when an encounter with a Dyson Sphere threatened his life. Scotty managed to save himself by suspending his pattern in a transporter beam. The crew of the Enterprise-D discovered him 75 years later, when Scotty went on to continue his retirement in a new era.

Spock

March 26, 2230

Spock served on the U.S.S Enterprise NCC-1701 under Captain Christopher Pike for eleven years before James Kirk took command, leading the ship on its most historic missions. The stoic Vulcan formed a deep bond with his captain and ultimately sacrificed his life for the crew when the ship was in jeopardy of being destroyed by the experimental Genisis device. A unique set of circumstances allowed Spock to regenerate and unite with his katra with his body as he continued to seve within StarFleet until he became a Federation Ambassador. Spock attepted to unify the Federation with the Romulans, though he ultimately failed to save the planet Romulus from destruction from a star that went Supernova.

Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy

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Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy

Born: January 20, 2227

"The old country doctor on the Original Starship Enterprise could be a bit of curmudgeon with something of a bias against Vulcans--or one Vulcan in particular--but he was one of the top physicians in StarFleet. McCoy came to the rescue of his crew many times until his subsequent retirement from StarFleet and his unplanned reactivation at the request of Admiral Kirk. For a time, McCoy shared his consciousness with the Katra, or living spirit, of Spock, allowing his friend to be reborn as they continued their adventures on a new Enterprise for years to come."

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Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

Premeired: December 6, 1991

When Praxis, the moon of Klingon homeworld, exploded, it caused an environmental disaster with the potetial to affect the entire empire. Realizing the future was limited for his people, Klingon Chancellor Gorken extended a hand of peace to the Federation. But his assination while being escorted by the Starship Enterprise threatened this peace, forcing Captain Kirk and Dr. McCoy  to turn themselves over for prosecution in the crime. Once their crew rescued the men from a Klingon prison world they uncovered the true forces trying to destabilise the Khitomer Accords. Thanks to their intervention, the Federation and Klingon Empire were able to enter a new eea of peace.

Pavel Chekov

Born: 2245

Pavel Chekov joined the Enterprise crew while it was already in the midst of its first five year mission under the command of James T. Kirk. The young navigator went on to rise through the ranks, ultimately adding security cheif and tactical officer to his resume. Chekov was fiercely proud of his Russian haritage and was known to  credit his people with all manners of acheivements in science and literature. Chekov was serving on the U.S.S. Reliant during the encounter with Kahn Noonien Singh in 2285. The mission reunited him with the Enterprise crew that he would continue to serve until his retirement.

Christopher Pike

In the Prime Universe, Christopher Pike was confined to a theologically advanced life-support system following the heroic rescue of cadets in a training accident that left him badly injured. His former science officer, Spock, risked court martial to see that Pike had the opportunity to live out his days in an illusory world on the planet of Talos IV. His counterpart in the alternate reality created by the temporal incursion of 2233 came to a more premature end. After being tortured by the time-traveling Romulan, Nero, the newly promoted Admiral Pike was killed during Kahn Noonien Singh's attack on StarFleet Headquarters in 2259.

Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy

In the alternate reality created by the temporal incursion of 2233, Dr. Leonard McCoy was directly responsible for getting his friend Jim Kirk stationed on the Enterprise. McCoy's quick thinking left Kirk infected with symptoms mimicking a disease that would require continued treatment under his doctors supervision. Like Kirk's quick ascent to captain, McCoy also accepted a field promotion when the medical officer died during the incident with the Romulan Nero. Although often caught between opposing orders of Kirk and Spock, McCoy continued to serve on the Enterprise beyond its first mission. A year later, he made the ground breaking discovery that the blood of genetically engineered Kahn Noonien Singh had regenerative properties, a fact that saved his captain.