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Second Class U.S. Postage STARFLEET Paid Permit No. 240 Belleville, IL P.O. Box 836 St. Charles, MO 63302-0836 United States of America Note your Expiration date 9602.0 9603.0 The International STAR TREK Fan Association, Inc. STARFLEET is the fan organization with something for everyone. Members the world over are united in appreciation of the human adventure of STAR TREK. Hundreds of chapters spread around the planet link members into local fandom and the central organization. Annual membership in STARFLEET begins with a package containing a membership card, membership certificate, handbook, memo pad, and a listing of chapters throughout the world, including the one nearest you! The membership handbook will introduce you to STARFLEET’s unique infrastructure that offers two membership options. One allows you to be an Associate Member with no obligation other than receiving membership materials and magazines. The other option provides a more futuristic atmosphere for those fans intrigued by the fleet structure within the STARTREK universe. After receiving the membership package, a new member will have the opportunity to sign aboard the starship (chapter) of their choice, hold a fictional rank and position and take part in the chapter’s STAR TREK related activities and community service projects. Another element of your STARFLEET membership is your subscription to six issues of the Communiqué, our bi-monthly magazine. The Communiqué contains current information on STARFLEET operations and chapter activities, list of upcoming conventions, news and information on STAR TREK media and articles on the space To Join STARFLEET, simply complete this form program in related areas. and mail it with your check or Money Order (in U.S. funds payable to STARFLEET) to: STARFLEET Please assign me Starship Duty with: P.O. BOX 24053 Belleville, IL 62223-4052 NCC-___________ Vessel Name Retain a copy of your cancelled check of Money Order receipt for your records. In 2-4 weeks I prefer to choose my you will receive your membership package and the chapter at a later time adventure will begin. Welcome aboard! SFIAPP: 9601.1 NEW MEMBER Individual: $15.00 Additional Household Members RENEWAL:SCC-_______ Household of Two: $22.00 Above ten: $2.00 each House hold of Three to Ten: $25.00 Canada and Mexico add $1.00 to U.S. rates All other foreign countries add $5.00 to U.S. rates NAME: ______________________________________________ DATE OF BIRTH:_______/______/______ ADDRESS: __________________________________________ PHONE NUMBER:___________________ CITY: _______________________________________________ STATE/PROVINCE: __________________ COUNTRY:___________________________________________ ZIP/POSTAL CODE: _________________ This are for Additional Names SCC# (Renewals) Date of Birth additional household ______________________________________________ ________________ ______/_____/_____ Information only, ______________________________________________ ________________ ______/_____/_____ (Attach additional ______________________________________________ ________________ ______/_____/_____ sheet if necessary) ______________________________________________ ________________ ______/_____/_____ ______________________________________________ ________________ ______/_____/_____ I want to donate $1.00 to the STARFLEET Scholarship Fund for: I want to donate $1.00 LeVar Burton DeForrest Kelley Armin Shimmerman Patrick Stewart Space Explorers To the STARFLEET Challenge of the Heart James Doohan Gene Roddenberry Marina Sirtis George Takei Law & Order : Total donations enclosed $_______ FEBRUARY - MARCH 1996 Encounters... ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES Commander, STARFLEET Fleet Admiral Dan McGinnis P.O. Box24052 Belleville, IL 6223-4052 STARFLEET E-mail: “[email protected]” The international Vice Commander, STARFLEET Chief of Operations Adm. Deborah Maestu Adm. Cindy Krell Star trek fan 612 16th Street, #6 P.O. Box 11686 Miami Beach, FL 33139 Memphis, TN 38111-0686 association Email: Not Available at this time E-mall: "[email protected]" Annual membership fee for Chief of Communications Commandant, STARFLEET Academy STARFLEET is $15.00 USA VAdm. Douglas Glenn FCapt. Bjo Trimble ($16.00 - Canada & Mexico: P.O. Box 836 PO Box 6499 St. Charles, MO 63302-0836 Kingwood, TX 77325-6499 $20.00 elsewhere). To join, send check or money order Email: "[email protected]" E-mail: "[email protected]” to: Chief of Shuttle Operations Chief of Computer Operations STARFLEET Comm. Linda Reynolds FCapt Wayne Cavalier P.O. Box 24053 P.O. Box 23321 P.O. Box 24052 RIchfield, MN 55423 Belleville, IL 62223-4052 Belleville, IL 62223-4052 Email: "[email protected]" E-mail: "[email protected]" Chief of Staff, CS Vice Chief of Communications STARFLEET Rear Admiral David Miller, MD. Captain Kristine Harah 36 Four Seasons, Suite 299 4530 Hwy A COMMUNIQUE Chesterfield, M0 63017 Warrenton, MO 63383 Established 1974 Dean of STARFLEET Academy Subspace Communications Captain Helen Pawlowski Fleet Captain Bill Herrmann 6948 Idaho Ave. 9908 Berrywood Drive Editor-in-Chief St. Louis, MO 63111-3028 Ladson, SC 29456 VAdm.. Douglas Glenn Senior Editor: Asst. Dean of the Academy Dept. of Technical Services Capt. Kris Harah Captain Sherry Newell Captain Michael Cowart 5 NW 40th 1007 North Federal Hiway, Suite #224 Editor: Lawton, OK 73505 Ft Lauderdale, FL 33304 Capt. Catherine Kerr Associate Editors: Dir., International Affairs Dir, Intl. Conf. Committee RAdm. Chris Wallace Captain Paul M Reid RAdm. Mike Henigan 1050 Beverly Place 6104 Labama Rd. Cmdr. Ed Kiker Victoria, BC, Canada V8S 3Z8 Mableton, GA 30059 MCPO Mike Wilkerson Typesetting Departmental Resource Center Commandant of Marines Capt. Kris Harah Comm. Sharon K Stewart Maj. Gen, Loujaye McPhereson 5847 Pauma Court 1821 Edwards Way Proofreading Sarasota, FL 34232-5939 Pittsburgh, PA 15203 Anyone within reach STARFLEET Communiqué submission Guidelines ? Submissions for Communiqué issue #74 should be received at this office by February 20, 1996. ? Submissions for Communiqué Issue #75 should be received at this office by April 20, 1996. Issue 73 ? Submissions may be made by hardcopy disk or E- mail. ? Disk submissions may be in any format, MAC or PC (specify format and software on disk). Disk February ‘96 / March ‘96 submissions should be accompanied by a hardcopy, just in case. Note: ASCII text files can be read by both MAC and PCs. ? E- mail submissions should be sent to Kris Harsh at "[email protected]" ? Please include your SCC#, address, and ship name. We reserve the right to edit all submissions for length and clarity. Contents © 1996 by STARFLEET Unless otherwise specified The STARFLEET Communiqué is the bimonthly magazine of STARFLEET - The International Star Trek Fan Association Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star All Rights Reserved Trek: Voyager are trademarks of Paramount Pictures Corporation, a division of Paramount Communications, all rights reserved. The STARFLEET Communiqué makes no Intent to infringe on or to profit from copyrights or trademarks held by Paramount Pictures Corporation or Its licensees. This STARFLEET Communiqué publication and organization is a nonprofit nature. Is printed in the USA on All opinions expressed within are those of the individual authors, and do not necessarily reflect the 25% post consumer waste stock by official position of STARFLEET International, the Communiqué, or the editorial staff. American Speedy Printers Address corrections and charges should be sent to: Chief of Computer Operations, P.O. Box 24052, Fairview Heights, IL Belleville, IL 62223-4052. DO NOT send corrections to the Communiqué. Please include your current SCC#. Letters of comment, advertisements and articles should be sent to the Communiqué office at: P.O. Box 838, St. Charles, MO 63302-0836. Unsolicited submissions become the property of STARFLEET and are © 1995 STARFLEET, all rights reserved. Permission is granted for member chapters to reprint any portion of this magazine for their own newsletters. Fleet Admiral Dan McGinnis, Commander, STARFLEET Greetings to everyone from program that will give Region Coordinators and Commanding Officers STARFLEET Headquarters! I unprecedented access to the membership data via electronic hope that 1996 has been a safe communications. After an initial registration sign on, the COs and RCs and healthy new year for all will be able to access their chapter/region information and see when a across this great association! packet was generated, when CQ labels were printed and if the member is The entire HQ staff has been renewed/expired. In fact, they will see all the information that Computer very busy over the past few Operations has access to about their respective chapter/region. Watch for weeks and through the more information on this exciting new program soon. Christmas holidays addressing Over the past few weeks, Deborah Maestu and I have been working the multitude of membership very closely with Commander Molly Baxter, the Fleet Treasurer, to bring applications that continue to 1995 financial records to a close. We are pleased to announce the show great growth in this prep aration and completion of the 1995 Financial Report of the Fleet. This association. We hope that the report has been provided to each Admiralty Board member and is Communiqué and membership available for purchase by any Fleet member for $5.00 (to cover packet challenges have been printing/postage). Please send your checks (payable to STARFLEET) and addressed and want to thank all requests to Molly Baxter
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