Starbases and other facilities A-Z
gray = non-canon information
| Deep Space 3 | |||
 In
2370, the U.S.S. Hear left DS3 on a routine courier mission. Shortly
after its departure, the Hear disappeared without a trace.
DS3 was commanded by Admiral Marcus Holt at this time. TNG Interface.Name from dialogue. |
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| Deep Space 4 | |||
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Archaeologist
Richard Galen hoped to gain passage at DS4 on an Al-Leyan transport to
Caere as part of his quest to learn about the first humanoids to live in
our galaxy. TNG The Chase. Name from dialogue. |
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| Deep Space 5 | |||
 In
an alternate quantum reality visited by Worf in 2370, DS5 was the object
of covert surveillance by the Cardassians, who had reprogrammed the Argus
Array to observe the starbase, as well as other Federation installations.
TNG
Parallels. The staff of DS5 informed
Starfleet Command about the destruction of the Federation colony on Ivor
Prime by the Borg in 2373. Star Trek: First Contact.Deep Space 5 was a re-use of the Regula 1 space station model originally seen in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Name from dialogue. |
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| Deep Space 9 | |||
 In 2369, the
Enterprise visited Station Deep Space 9 to
assist in the reconstruction of the Bajoran aqueduct systems, damaged during
the Cardassian occupation. TNG Birthright,
Part 1.
VOY Caretaker.
DS9.
TNG Firstborn.
TNG Preemptive Strike.Name from dialogue. |
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| Deep Space Station K-7 | |||
 TOS
The Trouble with Tribbles.
DS9 Trials and Tribble-ations.Stock footage of K-7 was later re-used in TOS The Ultimate Computer, although it represented another station. Name from dialogue. |
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| Draken IV Starfleet Base | |||
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This base is the nearest Starfleet
facility to the Kaleb sector. Sub-Commander N'Vek attempted to take the Romulan warbird Khazara there in 2369 as part of a plan for the defection of Romulan Vice-Proconsul M'ret to the Federation. TNG Face
of the Enemy.
TNG Gambit, Part 1 & 2. Name from dialogue. |
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