Captain Pavel Andreievich Chekov, Commanding
OfficerChekov was born in Leningrad, Russia on Terra in 2245, the only child of two native Jewish Russians. He entered Starfleet at the age of 17, and was assigned to the Enterprise in 2266. Despite many personal and career setbacks, he has grown both in his own way and under the tutelage of Captain James T. Kirk. In December 2294, in the wake of the disastrous launch of the Enterprise, he was at last promoted to Captain, a position in which he has begun to distinguish himself, also serving as mentor to crewmembers that include the heirs of the officers who trained him. In December 2295, Commander Starfleet Lystra Davis promoted Captain Chekov to Fleet Captain and assigned a number of ships to his command.
Commander Saavik, Executive OfficerBorn in 2261, she is the daughter of Szarin R'el'ikian, a female Romulan Consul and of Scopal, a Vulcan Science Academy observer. After the loss of her parents, she made her way in the Romulan outpost called Hellguard by some until rescued by Spock. Raised on Earth by Spock’s great-aunt Roberta Grayson, she entered Starfleet Academy in 2278. A contrast because of her upbringing and dual Romulan heritage, Saavik nonetheless began to rise in Starfleet, distinguishing herself during the Khan/Genesis/Whalesong crisis. Yet this was not without cost. Spock’s rebirth on the Genesis world forced her to become physically intimate with her father-figure in order to ensure his survival. The murder of her impromptu bondmate Doctor David Marcus caused his essence to be trapped inside her for a decade. Her unwillingness to release Marcus or acknowledge her awkwardness with Spock nearly led to her death in late 2294. She recovered and now serves as Chief Tactical Officer of the Enterprise-B. In the wake of the command staff shuffle once Chekov was made Fleet Captain, Saavik was promoted to Executive Officer.
Commander Christine Chapel, Chief Medical OfficerA valued member of Captain James Kirk’s original Enterprise crew, former Head Nurse and now Doctor Christine Chapel has left behind a lot of emotional baggage, including an unrequited love for now-Ambassador Spock and a false instance of her late fiancé, Roger Korby, turning up alive. After receiving her MD, she returned to the Enterprise on its second mission. Following the Serenidad Tragedy, she served in various positions at Starfleet Medical. She jumped at the chance to pursue field work again as Chief Medical Officer of the U.S.S. Enterprise-B under her old friend Pavel Chekov.
Lieutenant Commander Katya Sorenson, Chief
Engineer Sorenson was originally the Captain of Engineering in charge of the repairs to the Enterprise-B following its encounter with the Nexus. But her abrasiveness and insubordination to Chekov during an accident resulted in a demotion from Starfleet Command. Later, she was assigned to be his chief engineer. Chekov was surprised to learn that she has learned her lesson and is an outstanding engineer. However, she still can be abusive to subordinates, but has learned to treat her captain with respect. It's been made clear to her by Starfleet Engineering that if she screws up this assignment, her career is over.
Lieutenant
Peter Kirk, Chief Science Officer
Lieutenant
Commander Ch'terr, Chief Security OfficerA native of Alpha Carinae II, this Skorr male has served with distinction aboard the scoutship U.S.S. Hercules as a security squad commander. The Herc had seen quite a bit of action with the Kzinti, and Ch'terr had proven himself excellent at keeping himself and his squad alive. Chekov brought him aboard the Enterprise to serve in the same capacity. He rolls his Ls when speaking. The Skorr is also fond of so-called ‘groaner’ humor, a fact which puts him into a friendly contention with Science Officer Peter Kirk–and to the sighs and rolling eyes of their crewmates forced to sit in the crossfire.
Lieutenant Roberta Vasquez, Chief Tactical OfficerShe originally had been on the Enterprise-B when it encountered the Nexus, but had been transferred off by Starfleet Personnel following the suicide of John Harriman. Surprisingly, she was transferred back as Chief Science Officer following the discovery that her replacement (the "Vulcan" Lieutenant Rathan) had been a Romulan agent. It has been her lifelong dream to be a science officer, and she is quite a pleasant, charming person.
Ensign
Grenoka, Chief Helm OfficerFollowing the court-martial of Ensign Demora Sulu, Chief Petty Officer Grenoka, an Efrosian, found himself promoted to the position of Chief Helm Officer. He also found himself the new occupant of her quarters. While Grenoka had achieved excellence as a Killer Bee pilot, he is relishing his position as Chief Helmsman of the Enterprise. Like all Efrosians, he prefers dim lighting, and Chekov will often lower the bridge lighting levels when he's on duty, especially during combat situations when Grenoka's augmented vision gives him a better perspective on three-dimensional maneuvers. And like all Efrosians, he has a sense of honor and duty, especially toward Captain Chekov who he reveres.
Spock, Federation Ambassador-at-LargeFormer Captain, Executive Officer and Chief Science Officer of the Enterprise and Enterprise-A. His presence on the Enterprise-B is one by choice, but he does not involve himself in the day-to-day scientific mission of the ship. Instead, he solely focuses on diplomatic missions, often without success.
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