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}}'''Nyota Uhura''' served in [[Starfleet]] in both the [[23rd Century]] and the [[24th Century]]. Nearly thirty years of that service was under Captain [[James T. Kirk]], aboard the {{uss|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} and the {{uss|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}.
  
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'''Nyota Upenda Uhura''' was a {{fs}} officer in both the [[23rd century]] and the [[24th century]]. Nearly thirty years of that service was under Captain [[James T. Kirk]], aboard the {{uss|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} and the {{uss|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}.
   
 
==Early Life==
  
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Uhura was born in [[2239]] on [[Earth]], in the [[United States of Africa]]. Her mother, [[M’Umbha]] gave birth to her in [[2239]]. Nyota learned to speak [[Wikipedia:Swahili|Swahili]]. ({{TOS|The Man Trap|The Changeling|Spectre of the Gun}})
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Uhura was born in [[2239]] on [[Earth]], in [[Kitui|Kitui Province]], in the [[United States of Africa]]. ({{TAS|The Counter-Clock Incident}}; ''{{mb|Star Trek II Biographies}}'') Her mother was named [[M'Umbha]], her father Damu Pua. ({{TOS|The Man Trap}}, ''Star Trek II Biographies'')
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:''In the novelization of {{film|4}}, [[Pavel Chekov]] said Uhura was from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bantu Bantu] Nation.''
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She would eventually be fluent in eleven Earth languages, including [[Swahili]]. ({{TOS|The Man Trap|The Changeling|Spectre of the Gun}}, ''[[Absolute Horizon]]'') In addition to her linguistic abilities, Uhura was also an athlete, running the 100-meter dash in record time. ({{TAS|The Slaver Weapon}})
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Before she entered [[Starfleet Academy]], Uhura spent a lot of time with family members who lived in [[Mombasa]], [[Kenya]]. ({{novel|The Lost Era|Catalyst of Sorrows}})
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About [[2260]], Uhura began studying music with Theodore "Theo" Papadopoulos, with whom she eventually fell in love. However, her long absences while in Starfleet resulted in his falling in love with someone else. (''Absolute Horizon'')
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Prior to her assignment to ''Enterprise'', Uhura was an [[ensign]] on the [[USS Potemkin (NCC-1657)|USS ''Potemkin'']]. (''[[Cloak and Dagger]]'')
   
 
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In [[2266]], she was posted to this [[Constitution class]] vessel and held the rank of [[lieutenant]]. ''Uhura'' was assigned as [[communications officer]]. Although, she proved to be a capable technician and even took the helm on occasion. ({{TOS|The Corbomite Maneuver|The Balance of Terror}})
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In [[2266]], Nyota Uhura was posted to this {{class|Constitution}} vessel as [[communications officer]] and [[operations manager]] she held the rank of [[lieutenant]]. As well, she proved to be a capable technician and even took the helm on occasion. ({{TOS|The Corbomite Maneuver|The Balance of Terror}})
   
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:''It is speculated that Uhura was on the command track during her early months on the ''Enterprise'', as she wore a gold command-division uniform in "The Corbomite Maneuver" and "Mudd's Women".''
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On stardate 3541.9, Uhura had her mind wiped by the [[Nomad]] probe. [[Christine Chapel]] was later able to restore her memories through a combination of educational and medical techniques. ({{TOS|The Changeling}})
 
   
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She was a gregarious officer and shipmate, often singing for the crew in the [[recreation room|rec room]] and while on bridge duty. ({{TOS|The Conscience of the King|The Changeling}})
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[[Image:STNV_NyotaUhura.JPG|right|thumb|130px|Uhura in [[2269]]. ''([[Star Trek: New Voyages]])'']]Sometime prior to the ''Enterprise’s'' refit, in the early 2270’s, Nyota was promoted to [[lieutenant commander]]. She continued to function as the communications officer, under the command of [[Willard Decker]]. Admiral Kirk, once again, assumed command of the ship during the [[V'Ger]] incident. ({{film|1}})
  
   
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On stardate 3541.9, Uhura had her mind wiped by the [[Nomad]] probe. [[Christine Chapel]] was later able to restore her memories through a combination of educational and medical techniques. ("The Changeling"; {{orion}}: "[[Friendship's Song]]", "[[Something to Remind You]]")
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Once the ''Enterprise'' was assigned as a training vessel, Nyota was promoted to [[commander]] and was transferred to [[Starfleet Command]] communications. Her duties also involved speaking at [[Starfleet Academy]]. She was on the ''Enterprise'' when the scientists in charge of [[Project Genesis]] contacted Admiral Kirk. ({{film|2}})
  
   
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[[Image:STNV_NyotaUhura.JPG|right|thumb|Uhura in [[2269]]. (''[[Star Trek: Phase II]]'')]]
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Later that year, Uhura aided Admiral Kirk, and other crew members, in stealing the ''Enterprise''. The ship was later destroyed. She then, joined the survivors on [[Vulcan]]. ({{film|3}})
  
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Sometime prior to the ''Enterprise’s'' [[refit]], in the early 2270’s, Nyota was promoted to [[lieutenant commander]]. She continued to function as the communications officer, under the command of [[Willard Decker]]. Admiral Kirk, once again, assumed command of the ship during the [[V'Ger]] incident. ({{film|1}})
   
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Once the ''Enterprise'' was assigned as a training vessel, Nyota was promoted to [[commander]] and was transferred to [[Starfleet Communications]]. Her duties also involved lecturing at [[Starfleet Academy]]. She was on the ''Enterprise'' when the scientists in charge of [[Project Genesis]] contacted Admiral Kirk. ({{film|2}})
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She was forced to travel back in time, along with the rest of her crewmates, in an attempt to save Earth from the [[Whalesong probe]]. The mission was a success.
 
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Later that year, Uhura aided Admiral Kirk, and other crew members, in stealing the ''Enterprise''. The ship was later destroyed. She then, joined the survivors on [[Vulcan]]. ({{film|3}})
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She was forced to travel back in time, along with the rest of her crewmates, in an attempt to save Earth from the [[Whalesong probe]]. The mission was a success.
   
 
Upon returning to 23rd century Earth, the charges against her were dropped. ({{film|4}})
  
Upon returning to 23rd century Earth, the charges against her were dropped. ({{film|4}})
   
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Uhura was assigned to the ''Enterprise''-A. In [[2287]], the ship was hijacked by a group of zealots led by [[Sybok]]. ''Uhura'' refused to resist him after she had "shown him her pain." ({{film|5}})
   
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:''It was shortly before this incident that her affection for [[Montgomery Scott]] was made apparent. The reasons for this are explained differently in different continuities.''
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Nyota was assigned to the ''Enterprise''-A. In [[2287]], the ship was hijacked by a group of zealots led by [[Sybok]]. ''Uhura'' refused to resist him after she had ‘shown him her pain.’ ({{film|5}})
 
   
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Six years later, she and the crew were involved in exposing the [[Khitomer conspiracy]]. After the ''Enterprise’s'' [[decommission]], she returned to teaching at the academy. ({{film|6}})
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Six years later, Uhura and the crew were involved in exposing the [[Khitomer conspiracy]]. After the ''Enterprise’s'' [[decommission]]ing, she returned to teaching at the [[Starfleet Academy|Academy]]. ({{film|6}})
   
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In [[2294]], after the apparent death of James T. Kirk, and the disappearance of Montgomery Scott, Uhura became [[executive officer]] to Captain Spock on the {{class|Oberth}} USS ''Intrepid II''. She succeeded him as captain two years later. ({{novel|TOS|Vulcan's Forge}})
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In [[2306]], the {{uss|Gunterman|NCC-8506}} ferried Uhura to join {{uss|Enterprise|NCC-1701-B|-B}} Captain [[John Harriman]] and Captain [[Pavel Chekov]] aboard the newly-commissioned museum {{uss|Enterprise|NCC-1701-M| (NCC-1701-M)}}. She admitted in her personal log she still hadn't recovered from the death of James Kirk in 2293.
  
   
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With the ''Enterprise''-M forced to race to the [[Gateway (planet)|planet Gateway]] housing the [[Guardian of Forever]], Uhura accompanied Harriman and Chekov to the [[planet]]'s surface to investigate an unwelcomed visitor on the surface. [[Charlie Evans#Star Trek: Of Gods and Men|Charlie Evans]] activated the Guardian, jumping back in time and preventing James Kirk from being born, creating an [[alternate reality]].
  
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In [[2306]], the {{uss|Gunterman|NCC-8506}} ferried Captain Uhura -- now head of [[Starfleet Linguistics]] -- to join {{uss|Enterprise|NCC-1701-B|-B}} Captain [[John Harriman]] and Captain [[Pavel Chekov]] aboard the newly-commissioned museum {{uss|Enterprise|NCC-1701-M| (NCC-1701-M)}}. She admitted in her personal log she still hadn't recovered from the death of James Kirk in 2293.
   
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With the ''Enterprise''-M forced to race to the [[Gateway (planet)|planet Gateway]] housing the [[Guardian of Forever]], Uhura accompanied Harriman and Chekov to the [[planet]]'s surface to investigate an unwelcomed visitor on the surface. [[Charles Evans#Star Trek: Of Gods and Men|Charlie Evans]] activated the Guardian, jumping back in time and preventing James Kirk from being born, creating an [[alternate reality]].
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:''In this alternate reality, Uhura lived on [[Vulcan (planet)|Vulcan]] and was married to [[Stonn#Star Trek: Of Gods and Men|Stonn]]. The pair had a married son, [[Sevar]], and two grandchildren. Uhura was convinced that even if Vulcan ceded from the Galactic Confederation that the Confederation would not let it lie so easily. She, and her family, escaped the planet before the [[Omega weapon]] destroyed Vulcan.'' (''[[Star Trek: Of Gods and Men]]'')
  
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:''In this alternate reality, Uhura lived on [[Vulcan (planet)|Vulcan]] and was married to [[Stonn#Star Trek: Of Gods and Men|Stonn]]. The pair had a married son, [[Sevar]], and two grandchildren. Uhura was convinced that even if Vulcan ceded from the [[Galactic Order]] that the Order would not let it lie so easily. She, and her family, escaped the planet before the [[Omega weapon]] destroyed Vulcan.'' (''[[Star Trek: Of Gods and Men]]'')
   
 
==[[United Trek fan fiction universe]]==
  
==[[United Trek fan fiction universe]]==
 
Uhura became Head of [[Starfleet Intelligence]] in [[2334]], at the age of 95. She served in that role for nearly thirty years. An entire generation of SI operatives became very loyal to the elderly woman.
 
Uhura became Head of [[Starfleet Intelligence]] in [[2334]], at the age of 95. She served in that role for nearly thirty years. An entire generation of SI operatives became very loyal to the elderly woman.
   
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She became aware of [[Section 31]] and began organizing a counter group with officers she could trust. Upon "retirement" in [[2362]], she continued her efforts against Section 31. Thirty-one now considers her one their greatest internal problems. She lives in hiding while still keeping contact with officers in the fleet.
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She became aware of [[Section 31]] and began organizing a counter group with officers she could trust. Upon "retirement" in [[2362]], she continued her efforts against Section 31. Thirty-one now considers her one of their greatest internal problems. She began to live in hiding while still keeping contact with officers in the fleet.
   
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In [[2376]], she is still alive at the age of 137.
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In [[2376]], she was still alive at the age of 137.
   
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In her youth, she could be described as the life of the party. ''Uhura'' often performed, in the form of singing, for the crew. ({{TOS|The Conscience of the King|The Changeling}})
  
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In [[2360]], [[Admiral]] Uhura of [[Starfleet Intelligence]] worked with many -- including [[Leonard McCoy]], [[Beverly Crusher]], and [[Benjamin Sisko]] -- to solve the mystery of the resurgence of a [[Romulan]] disease, "The Gnawing".
   
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Nyota apparently held some affection for [[Montgomery Scott]]. ({{film|5}})
  
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Nyota Uhura was already assigned to ''Enterprise'' before Kirk took command.
   
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==Background==
  
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Nyota Uhura was assigned to ''Enterprise'' about a year ''after'' Kirk took command, shortly after the events at the [[galactic barrier]]. ({{novel|TOS|My Brother's Keeper}} trilogy: ''Enterprise'')
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In the novelization of ''Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home'', Chekov said Uhura was from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bantu Bantu] Nation.
  
   
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Uhura appeared in several published works, including: ''[[wikia:c:startrek:The Art of the Impossible|The Art of the Impossible]]'', ''[[wikia:c:startrek:Catalyst of Sorrows|Catalyst of Sorrows]]'', and [[wikia:c:startrek:Vulcan's Soul|''Vulcan's Soul'']], [[wikia:c:startrek:Exodus|Book I: ''Exodus'']].
  
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The Uhura family owned a large horse farm. ("[[Rescue Operation (Orin Press)|Rescue Operation]]")
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Nyota's father's mother, Ugogo, thought that her grandchildren should have first-hand knowledge of the old Bantu ways, so Nyota learned how to live off the land for a week at a time when she was younger. ("Rescue Operation")
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Nyota's brother, Shani Uhura, was a doctor assigned to the [[hospital ship]] ''Haven'' when it crashed into a drydock in [[2273]]. ("[[The Guilt Complex]]")
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[[Saavik]] succeded her as exec after Uhura was posted to command of the [[USS Hyperion (NCC-10100)|USS ''Hyperion'']] ("[[The Kids Are All Right]]")
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Revision as of 23:39, 26 July 2017

For the mirror universe counterpart, see Nyota Uhura (mirror).
For the counterpart in the timeline created by Nero's incursion, see Nyota Uhura (alternate reality).
Nyota Uhura
Uhura2293
Commander Nyota Uhura in 2293
Actor: Nichelle Nichols
Species: Human
Gender: Female
Born: 2239
Hair: black (gray-silver in later years)
Eyes: dark brown
Height: 1.65 m
Affiliation: Federation Starfleet
Assignment(s): Director of Starfleet Intelligence
Stationed: Starfleet Headquarters
Occupation: Starfleet officer
Rank: admiral
Insignia:
LT (TOS)
Red (TOS)
Insignia:
ADM (TNG)
Admiral (TNG)
Mother: M'Umbha
Father: Damu Pua
Siblings: Shani Uhura (brother)
Relatives: Ugogo (paternal grandmother)
Uhura2306
Captain Uhura in 2306

Nyota Upenda Uhura was a Federation Starfleet officer in both the 23rd century and the 24th century. Nearly thirty years of that service was under Captain James T. Kirk, aboard the USS Enterprise and the USS Enterprise-A.

Early Life

Uhura was born in 2239 on Earth, in Kitui Province, in the United States of Africa. (TAS: "The Counter-Clock Incident"; Star Trek II Biographies) Her mother was named M'Umbha, her father Damu Pua. (TOS: "The Man Trap", Star Trek II Biographies)

In the novelization of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Pavel Chekov said Uhura was from the Bantu Nation.

She would eventually be fluent in eleven Earth languages, including Swahili. (TOS: "The Man Trap", "The Changeling", "Spectre of the Gun", Absolute Horizon) In addition to her linguistic abilities, Uhura was also an athlete, running the 100-meter dash in record time. (TAS: "The Slaver Weapon")

Before she entered Starfleet Academy, Uhura spent a lot of time with family members who lived in Mombasa, Kenya. (The Lost Era novel: Catalyst of Sorrows)

About 2260, Uhura began studying music with Theodore "Theo" Papadopoulos, with whom she eventually fell in love. However, her long absences while in Starfleet resulted in his falling in love with someone else. (Absolute Horizon)

Prior to her assignment to Enterprise, Uhura was an ensign on the USS Potemkin. (Cloak and Dagger)

USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)

In 2266, Nyota Uhura was posted to this Constitution-class vessel as communications officer and operations manager she held the rank of lieutenant. As well, she proved to be a capable technician and even took the helm on occasion. (TOS: "The Corbomite Maneuver", "The Balance of Terror")

It is speculated that Uhura was on the command track during her early months on the Enterprise, as she wore a gold command-division uniform in "The Corbomite Maneuver" and "Mudd's Women".

She was a gregarious officer and shipmate, often singing for the crew in the rec room and while on bridge duty. (TOS: "The Conscience of the King", "The Changeling")

On stardate 3541.9, Uhura had her mind wiped by the Nomad probe. Christine Chapel was later able to restore her memories through a combination of educational and medical techniques. ("The Changeling"; Orion Press: "Friendship's Song", "Something to Remind You")

STNV NyotaUhura

Uhura in 2269. (Star Trek: Phase II)

Sometime prior to the Enterprise’s refit, in the early 2270’s, Nyota was promoted to lieutenant commander. She continued to function as the communications officer, under the command of Willard Decker. Admiral Kirk, once again, assumed command of the ship during the V'Ger incident. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)

Once the Enterprise was assigned as a training vessel, Nyota was promoted to commander and was transferred to Starfleet Communications. Her duties also involved lecturing at Starfleet Academy. She was on the Enterprise when the scientists in charge of Project Genesis contacted Admiral Kirk. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan)

Later that year, Uhura aided Admiral Kirk, and other crew members, in stealing the Enterprise. The ship was later destroyed. She then, joined the survivors on Vulcan. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)

She was forced to travel back in time, along with the rest of her crewmates, in an attempt to save Earth from the Whalesong probe. The mission was a success.

Upon returning to 23rd century Earth, the charges against her were dropped. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)

USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)

Uhura was assigned to the Enterprise-A. In 2287, the ship was hijacked by a group of zealots led by Sybok. Uhura refused to resist him after she had "shown him her pain." (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)

It was shortly before this incident that her affection for Montgomery Scott was made apparent. The reasons for this are explained differently in different continuities.

Six years later, Uhura and the crew were involved in exposing the Khitomer conspiracy. After the Enterprise’s decommissioning, she returned to teaching at the Academy. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)

USS Intrepid II

In 2294, after the apparent death of James T. Kirk, and the disappearance of Montgomery Scott, Uhura became executive officer to Captain Spock on the Oberth-class USS Intrepid II. She succeeded him as captain two years later. (TOS novel: Vulcan's Forge)

Star Trek: Of Gods and Men

In 2306, the USS Gunterman ferried Captain Uhura -- now head of Starfleet Linguistics -- to join USS Enterprise-B Captain John Harriman and Captain Pavel Chekov aboard the newly-commissioned museum USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-M). She admitted in her personal log she still hadn't recovered from the death of James Kirk in 2293.

With the Enterprise-M forced to race to the planet Gateway housing the Guardian of Forever, Uhura accompanied Harriman and Chekov to the planet's surface to investigate an unwelcomed visitor on the surface. Charlie Evans activated the Guardian, jumping back in time and preventing James Kirk from being born, creating an alternate reality.

In this alternate reality, Uhura lived on Vulcan and was married to Stonn. The pair had a married son, Sevar, and two grandchildren. Uhura was convinced that even if Vulcan ceded from the Galactic Order that the Order would not let it lie so easily. She, and her family, escaped the planet before the Omega weapon destroyed Vulcan. (Star Trek: Of Gods and Men)

United Trek fan fiction universe

Uhura became Head of Starfleet Intelligence in 2334, at the age of 95. She served in that role for nearly thirty years. An entire generation of SI operatives became very loyal to the elderly woman.

She became aware of Section 31 and began organizing a counter group with officers she could trust. Upon "retirement" in 2362, she continued her efforts against Section 31. Thirty-one now considers her one of their greatest internal problems. She began to live in hiding while still keeping contact with officers in the fleet.

In 2376, she was still alive at the age of 137.

Alternate continuities

The Lost Era novel: Catalyst of Sorrows

In 2360, Admiral Uhura of Starfleet Intelligence worked with many -- including Leonard McCoy, Beverly Crusher, and Benjamin Sisko -- to solve the mystery of the resurgence of a Romulan disease, "The Gnawing".

TOS novel: Enterprise: The First Adventure

Nyota Uhura was already assigned to Enterprise before Kirk took command.

TOS novel: My Brother's Keeper trilogy

Nyota Uhura was assigned to Enterprise about a year after Kirk took command, shortly after the events at the galactic barrier. (TOS novel: My Brother's Keeper trilogy: Enterprise)

Orion Press

The Uhura family owned a large horse farm. ("Rescue Operation")

Nyota's father's mother, Ugogo, thought that her grandchildren should have first-hand knowledge of the old Bantu ways, so Nyota learned how to live off the land for a week at a time when she was younger. ("Rescue Operation")

Nyota's brother, Shani Uhura, was a doctor assigned to the hospital ship Haven when it crashed into a drydock in 2273. ("The Guilt Complex")

In 2294, Pavel Chekov asked Uhura to be his executive officer on the Enterprise-B. (Chekov's Enterprise)

Saavik succeded her as exec after Uhura was posted to command of the USS Hyperion ("The Kids Are All Right")

Officers of the starships Enterprise
CO XO CMO SCI ENG TAC SEC HELM NAV COMM
NCC-1701:
USS Enterprise Command Insignia
USS Enterprise Command Pin
Starfleet Flag Officer Pin 		April
Pike
Kirk
Decker
Spock 		Pike | Chin-Riley | Spock | Decker | Sulu April
Boyce
M'Benga
Piper
McCoy
Chapel 		Lucero
Spock
Chekov
Kyle
Sonak
Decker
Saavik 		Louvier
Hemmer
Pelia
Scott
DeSalle
Cleary 		Noonien-Singh
Sulu
Chekov 		Noonien-Singh
Giotto
Freeman
Chekov 		Chin-Riley
Mann
Ortegas
G. Mitchell
H. Sulu
Leslie
Hadley
Kyle
DePaul
Hansen
Spinelli
Walking Bear 		Tyler | Amin
J. Mitchell
Kelso
Alden | Bailey
Farrell | Hadley | Riley
Stiles | Latimer | DeSalle
Osborne | Painter
Chekov | Leslie | Haines
Arex | Ilia | DiFalco
Saavik 		Garison
Nicola
Christina
Shankar
Alden
Uhura
Farrell
Hadley
Palmer
Martine
M'Ress
NCC-1701-B (Orion Press): Harriman | Chekov
P. Kirk 		Uhura | Vasquez | Saavik Chapel Rathan | Vasquez
P. Kirk 		Sorensen | Sar 7 Saavik | Brooks | Vasquez Ch'terr D. Sulu | Grenoka | Cox Escri | Granger
NX-01 | NX-01 (mirror) | NCC-1701 | NCC-1701 (alt) | NCC-1701 (mirror) | NCC-1701-A | NCC-1701-B | NCC-1701-C | NCC-1701-D | NCC-1701-E | NCC-1701-F | NCC-1701-G
PhaseII Star Trek: Phase II
Episodes: Released: "Come What May" | "In Harm's Way" | "To Serve All My Days" | "World Enough and Time" | "Blood and Fire, Part 1" | "Blood and Fire, Part 2" | "Enemy: Starfleet" | "The Child" | "Kitumba" | "Mind-Sifter" | "The Holiest Thing"
Unfinished: "Origins: The Protracted Man" | "Bread and Savagery" | "Torment of Destiny"
Vignettes: "Center Seat" | "No-Win Scenario" | "Going Boldly"
Related Media: Star Trek: First Voyages | Star Trek: New Voyages eMagazine | Star Trek: New Voyages podcast
Characters: James T. Kirk | Spock | Leonard McCoy | Hikaru Sulu | Montgomery Scott | Pavel Chekov | Nyota Uhura | Vincent DeSalle | Janice Rand | Christine Chapel | Kargh
Actors: James Cawley | Brian Gross | Jeff Quinn | Ben Tolpin | Brandon Stacy | John Kelley | Charles Root | Andy Bray | Jonathan Zungre | John Lim | J.T. Tepnapa | Julienne Irons | Kim Stinger | Ron Boyd | Meghan King Johnson | Shannon Giles

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