Welcome to the Captain's Chair and find out what's new on the Star Trek: The Interim Years website - www.uss-sheffield.co.uk.

October 2024.

Romulan page updated with information on The Party and a scenario about re-education.

Klingon culture page is further updated with more details on the Houses of Koryak, Konjah, Antaak and Noggra. More plot points for the future, as the great Houses of the Empire get individual goals and aspirations.

The Kinshaya page is updated with new information and references.

The ngej page has been updated with more information on this insidious enemy of the Klingon Empire.

The Metar page gets a dust down and the beginnings of new material for the Interim Years.

New images added to the Orion page from ST: Enterprise: Borderland and Bound.

Click here for London & the Batman Unmasked exhibition, Saturday 5th October 2024.

Click here for Damon, Sheffield & the Computer Games museum, Saturday 26th September 2024.

The Viking page returns to the website.

Gorn page gets Alien movie and game references.

I met the prototype for my Star Trek alter-ego: Marianna Hill AKA Dr Helen Noel from TOS: Dagger of the Mind.



New material is being written, ready for typing up here.

Ady



New things on the website:-

Click here for Yorkshire Dales railway Diesel Gala with 31452, Saturday 31st August 2024.

Ark Royal class reclassified as expeditionary cruisers, not carriers.

Starfleet page has been regeared to 2293. The beginnings of fleshing out this initial year have been started.

Click here for Embsay Chopper, 03 and Skipton, Saturday 24th August 2024.

Click here for Scarborough and Drax celebration train with 60076 Cross Fell Saturday 17th & Sunday 18th August 2024.

Hull page updated with photos from visit 10 August 2024.

Digital copies of the Blackpool photos are up on their respective pages.



Email any queries or comments to me at
ADY@USS-SHEFFIELD.CO.UK






Ady - October 30th 2024.

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