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Star Trek: Infinity

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After the return of the USS Voyager, the Federation had mapped most of the galaxy. With little conflict between the Klingon Empire and Romulus, Starfleet pushed to do more exploration; this time, outside of the Milky Way. So building began on a Trans-Galactic warp drive. The construction took years of work and immense collaboration between dozens of different worlds. The Klingon Empire offered their best officers for security and a Romulan doctor volunteered to join the mission, all flying under the Federation flag and Starfleet regulations. On stardate 90441.27, the USS Argo was ready to launch.All Rights Reserved

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Star Trek: Uncharted Territories by Ruelinda

The USS Enterprise has just finished it's first mission, going under the command of James T. Kirk. Now set off to explore where no man has ever gone before, the crew is not expecting to have their signal intercepted by a scared young woman. Learning of her kidnapping that happened over 8 years ago, they set off to save her. Now with new knowledge of how a rogue Klingon took the children, the Enterprise has faced one of it's most difficult challenges yet. Taking the lost girl under their wing seemed like the logical thing to do, but what happens when they come across several more similar distress calls of the same nature?

Star Trek Discovery: WIng and Talon by Komodo13

Captain Lorca has begun attacking Romulan listening posts along the Klingon/Romulan Neutral Zone in an attempt to draw the Romulans into the war against the Klingons. However, a craft Romulan Admiral is watching and waiting, and has plans of her own for the USS Discovery.

Star Trek: The voyages of the USS Apollo by Communist123

The year 2410. The United Federation of Planets serves as the peacekeepers of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants and unites more than one hundred planets in peace and harmony. Starfleet, the exploratory agency and defence force of the Federation, continues to explore the Galaxy and expand the knowledge of the Federation. The U.S.S Apollo, a Nova class ship fresh off the shipyards, has been assigned to survey planets in the Bad Lands near the border with the Cardassian Union. But they encounter the True Way, a Cardassian terrorist group who are obsessed with returning the Cardassian Union to their old ways of imperialism and tyranny. Not long after encountering the True Way, the ship and it's entire crew of one hundred crewmen are pulled into the Gamma Quadrant by a mysterious anomaly and now must spend years travelling to the Bajoran Wormhole's other side deep in the still unexplored Gamma Quadrant. Under the leadership of Captain Ethan Rivers, the brave crew of the U.S.S Apollo shall explore strange new worlds, they shall seek out new life and new civilisations. And they shall boldly go where no one has gone before!

The Voyager by GSMuse

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Star Trek: Atlas by fire_drifter

Young Jared Brahms was not your average lieutenant. For one, he was Romulan. Two: He was adopted by humans after his colony ship was destroyed when he was an infant. Three: His adopted family is very prestigious in Starfleet. His career choice seemed natural. His first major post: The USS Sovereign, in the Maelstrom. Replacing science officer Miguel Diaz, who has transferred to a different ship. That got turned upside down when the ship is attacked and he had to take command. Now, Brhams has his own ship: The prototype USS Atlas. The whole crew of the Sovereign is also along for the ride. His first mission seemed simple: Investigate some missing Federation science vessels. Little does Captain Brahms know he's going face-first into a hell storm, and it will take all of his wits, skills, and luck, to survive. (Based off of events and uses characters from Star Trek: Bridge Commander by Activision and Totally Games)

Transient Signal by Travisd

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Summoning Earth by EarthSummons_Author

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Golden Horizon: Japan Summons To The West by Lazy-ahh-Author

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Star Trek Voyager: Here I Stand by joyful_voyager

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Summoning United Federation of Planets by earthfatking

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Star Trek: Uncharted Territories

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