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USS Jenolan Captain (Deceased)

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Starfleet captain who commanded the USS Jenolan during its fatal encounter with a Dyson sphere 75 years prior to the Enterprise-D’s rescue mission. Never seen alive; known only through survivor accounts (e.g., Montgomery Scott) and log entries. His leadership during the crisis is highlighted as exemplary, though his ultimate fate is implied to be death (consistent with the ship’s derelict state).
2 appearances
Starfleet Ship Command
Also known as: Captain of the Jenolan, Captain, the Captain

USS Jenolan …'s Journey

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2 moments
S6E4 · Relics
Scott reveals Jenolan transporter tragedy

A mix of empathy for Scott’s pain and cautious optimism about his adaptation to the 24th century.

Geordi actively listens to Scott’s account of the crash, offering technical admiration for Scott’s improvisational engineering while attempting to shift the conversation to the 24th century’s advancements. His body language …

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S6E4 · Relics
Scott’s past and future collide

Cautiously optimistic, with underlying concern for Scott’s well-being; he walks a tightrope between celebrating the 24th century’s achievements and acknowledging Scott’s trauma.

Geordi La Forge acts as Scott’s emotional and technical guide, his empathy evident in his patient listening and redirection. He walks beside Scott, pointing out conduit interfaces and praising Scott’s …

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Affiliation

Starfleet
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Federation Starship Command, Classified Intelligence, and Hierarchical Operations

As a Starfleet captain commanding the USS Jenolan, he would be a member of the Starfleet organization.

Across the Seasons

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Season 6 · asteroid

Starfleet captain who commanded the USS Jenolan during its fatal encounter with a Dyson sphere 75 years prior to the Enterprise-D’s rescue mission. Never seen alive; known only through survivor accounts (e.g., Montgomery Scott) and log entries. His leadership during the crisis is highlighted as exemplary, though his ultimate fate is implied to be death (consistent with the ship’s derelict state).