Stardate, 50148.3. Captain Konin and his senior officers attempt to find out the Klingons’ intentions before the negotiations start. Zepht leads a covert mission to investigate the mysterious facility at the bottom of Setu’s seas.
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Deck plans for four of Starfleet’s 24th century shuttle fleet.
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Stardate, 50126.2. Lexington is summoned back to Setu to negotiate a formal treaty with the Akaru, but it appears someone on the planet is in desperate need of assistance.
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Stardate, 9966.7. Vale, Valik and James deal with assorted personal issues as Lyonesse traces possible escapees from the disaster.
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Stardate, 50110.7. The Lexington crew and their Ar-Ka-Se allies sneak into the VinShari system to try and retrieve their warp core and liberate the Ha’kiv.
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Stardate, 50108.1. Stranded in space as a result of the VinShari theft of their warp core, the crew of the Lexington is forced to seek new allies.
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U.S.S. Lexington NCC-30405 Stardates: 50065-??? (2373) These are the voyages of the Starship Lexington. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, uncover the ruins of ancient civilisations and understand their technology. With Narendra Station under Klingon control, the mission takes on a more desperate tone.
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Stardate 50065.8. A month after the Battle of Narendra Station, Lexington is dispatched to find a safe route to remote Federation colonies. While investigating unusual signals from an uninhabited system, the crew discover a legendary life-form, and a hostile new civilisation.
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Stardate, 9971.3. Captain Masuda and her crew encounter the K’si in person for the first time. It does not go well.
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Stardate, 49986.7. Admiral Hebert’s forces fight a desperate rearguard action as the Klingons overwhelm the station’s defences.
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Stardate, 49969.4. The Lexington command crew continues its competitive ritual with the senior officers of the MupwI’, its members finishing somewhat battered and, in some cases, wiser. Unfortunately, this seems to be just the calm before the storm.
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