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Revision as of 15:46, 14 January 2008
Several destroyed starships at Wolf 359.
Wolf 359 (also CN Leonis) is a star located about 7.7 light years from Sol in the constellation of Leo.
In 2367, Wolf 359 was the location of the first major engagement between the Federation and the Borg. The battle was a disaster for Starfleet with 39 of the 40 starships sent to stop the Borg cube destroyed and 11,000 personnel killed. (TNG: "Best of Both Worlds, Part II")
Following the battle Susan Core joined the grim task of retrieving bodies the the battle site in the hope of finding the body of her father, who was the commanding officer of the USS Melbourne. His body was never recovered. (Star Trek: Swiftfire: "Waiting for the Sun")
Starfleet Museum continuity
At Wolf 359 the famous combined fleet exercises took place in 2237. The offensive Blue Team, which includes four Siegfried-class dreadnoughts — Siegfried, Hercules, Lysander and Perseus — and three Belleau Wood-class assault transports — Clavius, Vera Cruz and Hella Planitia — achieves its objective of landing troops by shuttlecraft on the system's fourth planet against the defending Red Team, comprised of mostly Valley Forge and Paris-class ships.
The post-exercise analysis determined that Siegfried-class ships were effective shock weapons against targets of limited maneuverability, such as space stations, surface installations, and ships defending a planet or comprising a large formation, or when they were protected by escorts and destroyers.
Star Trek: Shadowstar Station continuity
There are two colonies in the Wolf 359 system. One, Yogyakarta Baru, is on the fifth planet, where reserves of topaline and pergium are discovered by an American Continent Institute expedition in 2127 (Star Trek: Shadowstar Station: Timeline).
External links
- Wolf 359 article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
- Wolf 359 article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.
- Wolf 359 article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.