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June 2007 STARFLEET VESSEL REGISTRY JUNE 2007 EDITION June 2007 STARFLEET VESSEL REGISTRY JUNE 2007 EDITION PUBLISHER Admiral Johnathan Simmons Chief of Operations, STARFLEET EDITOR & DESIGNER Fleet Captain John Adcock Vice Chief of Communications, STARFLEET STARFLEET, The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc., is a not-for-profit corporation chartered by the State of North Carolina, and is dedicated to uniting the fans of Star Trek as well as pursuing the future envisioned by Gene Roddenberry as depicted in the Star Trek television series and movies. The information contained herein may not be used by any member for any private commercial purpose. Provision of these documents or services does not constitute permis- sion for anyone to use any information contained therein or thereon for any non-STARFLEET related purpose. This document is the Vessel Registry of STARFLEET, the International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc. Its contents are copyright © 2007, STARFLEET, and all rights are reserved. No part of this document may be re-produced or stored in any way or by any copying process of any kind without prior written permission of STARFLEET. This publication may not be stored electronically (including, but not limited to, FTP or HTML) without prior written permission. Star Trek and related marks are registered trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. Neither the STARFLEET copyright in this material, nor any part of the material itself, nor STARFLEET’s use of the name Star Trek, are intended in any way to infringe upon any copyrights or trademarks with regard to any of the Star Trek television series or any of the movies or any other licensed use of the properties previously or currently held by CBS Studios Inc. or any other persons or organizations. Permission is granted to STARFLEET chapters to reproduce and utilize sections of this material for their members’ use. Updates to this VR should be sent to Johnathan Simmons electronically at [email protected] or physically to 7024 East Maplewood Place, Centennial, CO 80111-4510. Please include your name, your SCC number, chapter name, and chapter address in all correspondence. 2 STARFLEET DIRECTORY STARFLEET HEADQUARTERS Commander, STARFLEET Chief of Staff, Commander Inspector General Quartermaster Greg Trotter Ray Brown Pete Mohney Les Rickard [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 906 Apt L Lakecrest Ave High Point, NC 27360 Director of Promotions Awards Director Mike Malotte Liz Woolf [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Vice Commander, Chief of Staff, Vice Commander Annual Campaign Director Overseas Coupon Program Michael Klufas Marlene Miller Edward Allen III STARFLEET [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Mark Anbinder 106 Park Lane Commandant, SFMC International Charities Coordinator John Roberts Trey Andrews Ithaca, New York 14850 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF OPERATIONS Chief of Operations, Senior Vice Chief, Operations Vice Chief, Operations / MSR Coor- Director, Recruiting and Retention Michelle Fanelli dinator Operations STARFLEET [email protected] Steven Bowers Michael Vermoesen Johnathan Simmons [email protected] [email protected] 7024 East Maplewood Place Centennial, CO 80111-4510 [email protected] OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF COMMUNICATIONS Chief of Communications, Vice Chief - Publications Vice Chief - Media John Adcock Neal F. 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Columbus, OH 43229 USS Glory - NX 74927 COMMANDING OFFICER : Ralph Winans III 72 Stone Mine Rd PRIMARY EMAIL : [email protected] Morgantown, WV 26508 CHARTER CITY : Columbus, OH COMMANDING OFFICER : CLASS : Capital Scott Anderson Sr. URL : None PRIMARY EMAIL : COMMISSIONED : 08/19/1989 [email protected] CHARTER CITY : Morgantown, WV USS Dark Wolf - NCC 75002 CLASS : Prometheus 721 Boone Stret URL : http://www.ussglory.com Kingsport, TN 37660 COMMISSIONED : 09/17/2006 COMMANDING OFFICER : Fred Parsons III PRIMARY EMAIL : [email protected] USS Heimdal - NCC 1793 CHARTER CITY : Kingsport 151 Regal Oaks Way CLASS : Sovereign Amherst, VA 24521-3334 URL : http://www.ussdarkwolf.com COMMANDING OFFICER : Linda Smith COMMISSIONED : 01/28/2001 PRIMARY EMAIL : [email protected] CHARTER CITY : Madison Heights, VA ISS Deliverance - NX 06 CLASS : Galaxy 3301 Orchard Manor Cir, Apt 3 URL : http://www.ussheimdal.org Louisville, KY 40220
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