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{{factions|Starfleet}}
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'''Starfleet''' is the military arm of the [[Federation]]. In keeping with the Federation's ideals, their ships are crewed by a variety of [[alien]] species working alongside [[human]]s.
'''Starfleet''' is the paramilitary arm of the [[Federation]], operating in space. In keeping with the Federation's ideals, their ships are crewed by a variety of [[alien]] species working alongside [[human]]s.


==Fiction==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The aesthetic of the [[Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet]] of ''[[Beast Wars: Uprising]]'' is heavily based off the 24th century incarnation of Starfleet seen in ''Star Trek: The Next Generation''.
*The aesthetic of the [[Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet]] of ''[[Beast Wars: Uprising]]'' is heavily inspired by the 24th century incarnation of Starfleet seen in ''Star Trek: The Next Generation''.


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 15:38, 29 October 2019

Starfleet is the paramilitary arm of the Federation, operating in space. In keeping with the Federation's ideals, their ships are crewed by a variety of alien species working alongside humans.

Fiction

Star Trek vs. Transformers

Starfleet Order Two prevented the taking of intelligent life. In keeping with this rule, Starfleet officers were known to have a strong moral code, always being willing to render aid to innocents in peril, even if those innocents were Klingons. Prime's Directive, Part Four

When the Federation's dilithium mine on Cygnus Seven, came under attack from the Decepticons, the colony's defences proved insufficient against the invaders, forcing the miners to send a distress signal to the USS Enterprise. Prime's Directive, Part One

When Captain Kirk had binary bonded with Fortress Maximus, Spock advised his captain to remember Order Two and resist the Titan's desire for vengeance against Trypticon. Ultimately, Kirk stayed true to his Starfleet ideals, instead wounding Trypticon enough that the Decepticons retreated. Prime's Directive, Part Four

The Decepticons fell back to Kronos, intending to conquer the Klingon Empire, only for the Enterprise crew and the Autobots to follow. Once the Decepticons had been defeated, Kirk negotiated a peace with the Klingon High Council and preventing a war from breaking out. Prime's Directive, Part Five

Trivia