Vetar

The CUW Vetar, under the command of Gul Aman Evek, with Glinn Telak as executive officer, was a ship of the Fourth Order that became a common fixture on the Cardassian side of the Demilitarized Zone following the Federation-Cardassian Treaty. (TNG: "Journey's End")

The placement of Telak as XO is derived from the Star Trek: Sigils and Unions understanding of the rank of "glinn."

The Vetar was present at the initial Federation transfer of control of Dorvan V to the Cardassian Union. The ship was also involved in numerous skirmishes with the Maquis and crackdowns on their worlds.

In 2371, the Vetar took heavy damage while chasing a Maquis vessel through the Badlands--but narrowly missed being thrown by the Caretaker Array into the Delta Quadrant with the USS Voyager and their Maquis quarry. (VOY: "Caretaker, Part I")

The Vetar was named for a revolutionary figure from the time of the Cataclysm on Cardassia Prime. Kelor Vetar was a government official who broke with the administration that appointed him, in protest of the government's sluggish, uncoordinated response to the climatological disaster. Vetar's protests inspired other revolutionaries, including a young Tret Akleen. While Vetar had used nonviolent tactics, Akleen claimed his speeches as inspiration for his own--far more violent--protest. Akleen's activities eventually led to the creation of the Cardassian Union; Vetar, too, was memorialized accordingly. (Star Trek: Sigils and Unions--"Point of Divergence")

Galor-class starships
Breneld - Chodet - Des'ret - Drosheng - Evreloth - Galor - Ghiletz - Gosar - Hegrek - Hradis - Jengesh - Jhar-Nesh - Khelbura - Khodath - Khorelk - Mapdon - Mel'ek - Mokhur - Nedoru - Os'rusa - Peth'las - Prenkar - Reldari - Res'la - Romac - Sarkath - Scorpion - Sherouk - Thoanek - Trager - Vetar - Vetor - Zerayd

External links

• Vetar article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
• Vetar article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.