Federation - Jonathan
Archer played an integral part in the formation of the United
Federation of Planets
in 2161. He was present when the Vulcans,
Andorians, and Tellarites signed the charter. The
membership grew to dozens, eventually hundreds of
planets.
"Zero Hour" [ENT]
Feedback pulse - One way to
create a subspace implosion, T'Pol says, is to overload three plasma
injectors,
thereby triggering a feedback pulse through the
reactor.
"Twilight" [ENT]
Fellebia - part of a saying by
Dr. Phlox: “When in Fellebia, do as the Fellebians do”
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Ferengi - SEE: Ferengi
Fisher -
Male crewman which got Rigellian fever on Tessik prime a month before
their stopover at an
alien repair
station.
"Dead Stop" [ENT]
Flamegems - The Yridian that was
captured claimed that he was a dealer of Rigellian flamegems, which are
illegal in that region. He claimed to have
dumped them to explain why they couldn't find any.
"Twilight" [ENT]
Fletcher, Crewman
(Jason Grant Smith) - Crew member aboard Enterprise. He invited
Tucker to eat
with them at their table, but Tucker already had an
invitation to have dinner in the Captain's mess.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Flight School - To convince
Archer he's not being deceived, T'Pol tells him of Margaret Mullin,
whom
he'd met at age 24 while in "flight school."
"Twilight" [ENT]
Florida Keys - Stretch of curved
islands around the tip of Florida where Tucker mentioned there were
hefty wind
storms.
"Strange New World" [ENT]
Food - "Chef" can prepare
anything from peanut butter and jelly to turkey. The ship has a
"hydroponic
greenhouse" and can "replicate" food with a "protein
re-sequencer".
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
The following foods have been seen or mentioned on
Enterprise. It is unknown if they are resequenced,
stored on board, or have been grown in their
hydroponics area - See Also: Beverages
Angel
hair Pasta
"Regeneration" [ENT]
Blueberry Pancakes
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Bread
Sticks
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Chicken Tetrazinni
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Eggplant
"Dear Doctor" [ENT]
Eggs, Benedict
"Minefield" [ENT]
Eggs, scrambled
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Peanut butter and jelly sandwich
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
Pecan Pie
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]; "Acquisition" [ENT]
Plomeek
broth
(Vulcan)
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Pok Tar
(Vulcan)
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
Popcorn
"Dear Doctor" [ENT]
Potatoes
(resequenced)
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Pretzels
"Vox Sola" [ENT]
Prime Rib with real Horseradish, soft roll,
brocolli
"Vox Sola" [ENT]; "Desert Crossing" [ENT]
Steak
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Food rations - Emergency food
kept in packages aboard starships and shuttles.
Some selections include: Veal marsala, Chilean sea
bass, Moo goo gai pan, and Meatloaf with gravy and
mashed
potatoes.
"Shuttlepod One" [ENT]
Football - A Terran sport, also
known as American football. A Vulcan anthropologist once
misunderstood the game, believing that the players
were trying to kill the quarterback instead of
just tackling
him.
"Fusion" [ENT]
Forbes
(Michael T. O'Laskey) - One of the volunteers that Reed chose to go on
the mission to destroy
the Xindi weapon.
"Countdown" [ENT]
He was killed in action during an attack. He
was stabbed by a Xindi-Insectoid
during hand to hand combat.
"Zero Hour" [ENT]
Force Field - Another name for a
stable EM barrier.
"Vox Sola" [ENT]
Forrest, Admiral Maxwell
(Vaughn Armstrong) - A career military man who is the highest-ranking
Starfleet officer. Appears to be in his 50's or 60's. He
personally selected Captain
Archer to command the Enterprise. In 2151,
Admiral Forrest chose to allow
Enterprise to return Klaang to Qo'noS alive, rather
than taking the advice of
the Vulcans and letting him die. He spoke at a
ceremony before Enterprise
launched, three weeks early. Admiral
Forrest was named for the late
DeForrest Kelly, who played Doctor McCoy on the
original Star Trek series.
Vaughn Armstrong is a veteran Star Trek actor,
having played a total of eight characters in other
series. Amazingly, Admiral Forrest is
Armstrong's first human character.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Before Enterprise left Adm. Forrest said they'd "be
making history with every light year."
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Forrest ordered the Enterprise to give aid to the
E.C.S. Fortunate when they sent a distress call to
Starfleet.
"Fortunate Son" [ENT]
He delivered the orders of the Vulcan High Command
to Captain Archer to recall T'Pol.
"Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]
He was killed in the bombing of the Vulcan embassy
while saving the life of ambassador Soval.
"The Forge" [ENT]
Fortunate, ECS - A Y-class
freighter, max warp 1.8, crew of 23 (Plus any newborn kids, Travis adds
-
we
actually see some during the episode). Its commanded by Captain
Keene. The Fortunate often had to deal with
attacks by
Nausicaan pirates. One attack injured Keene,
putting
Matthew Ryan in command. Ryan then sought out
for
revenge on the Nausicaans, but was stopped by the
Enterprise.
Ryan has been demoted and is no longer second in
command. Fortunate has a machine shop.
"Fortunate Son" [ENT]
SEE: Freighter,
Y-class
Forward plating - A section of
hull plating protecting the forward regions of Enterprise.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Foster (Paul Scott) - male. Security. "Regeneration" [ENT]
Fraddock (Michael O'Hagan) -
Alien, with green reptilian skin, Captain of a Transport Vessel.
He's transporting pilgrims ("spiritually minded men"
as he calls them) (probably 17 of them, we
later learn) to see the Great
Plume of Agosoria .
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Freighter -
The convoy led by Enterprise in the alternate future
contained 14 ships, some of which were freighters.
"Twilight" [ENT]
J-class
- Travis explains that he grew up on a J-class freighter, a little
smaller than the Y-class
but otherwise similar. Such freighters are
usually armed only with low-yield plasma cannons (for
meteor defense), but most crews upgrade those first
chance. Travis acknowledges that "running
freight is dangerous"..."Think about it.
You're a dozen light-years from home with 20 kilotons of
dilithium ore in your hold, armed with nothing but a
popgun for shooting oncoming meteors. What
would you do?" SEE: Horizon
"Fortunate Son" [ENT]
The ship consists of a warp tug and five numbered
cargo modules. The tug has a wedge-shaped
fuselage and two underslung cylindrical nacelles,
with red bussard collectors and narrow yellow
warp-lights fore and aft. Each boxy module has
LxWxH of ~2x2x1. A dorsal spine-truss runs along
Modules #2 - #3, and a ventral spine beneath
#1. The tug links to the module-train by a set of
"primary clamps" (Nora's comment of "a few more"
implies at least six). The tug has a retractable
boarding tube mounted above the starboard nacelle
pylon. The interior resembles that of Enterprise,
and it uses the same flatpanels and GUIs.
Pocket hatches carry alphanumeric designators (designating
the compartment or hatch?). The bridge has
transom windows above the viewscreen; the mess has
circular
windows.
"Horizon" [ENT]
Y-class
- If the ECS "Fortunate" is typical theen for the Y-class
freighter: It's a near-uniform light
grey in color. It
Seems like an evolutionary design of the DY-100 model, rather than a
complete
departure.
The forward command section: a
vertically-elongated block, with a docking hatch on the upper
port side. Its forward
surface has a pair of vertically-stacked gold dishes (round-topped
rectangles)
on a blue-glowing background
(like Ent).
Spine: Behind the command section is
an arch-topped rectangular spine, with ventral trusswork.
Propulsion: Two horizontal
rectangular pods attach to the ventral edge of the forward command
section; they have
blue-glowing aft ends (impulse engines)?
There are two cylindrical
warp engines attached to a ventral bulge; they have yellow tips, blue-
glowing side panels, and
hemisphere-capped ends (like the TOS Ent).
maximum speed: warp 1.8
Cargo Pods: Eight cargo pods are
attached, four on each side, by a short stalk. Each pod is a
vertical
semicylinder, with
symmetrical for and aft notches. They can apparently be
jettisoned.
Notes: There are narrow aerial-like
structures for and aft.
Weaponry: Typically, nothing
more than a low-yield plasma cannon, but most freight-haulers would've
upgraded the first chance
they got. The "Fortunate's" plasma cannons fire orange bolts;
there are two
at the ventral edge of the
deflector(?) oblong, and possibly more on the cargo pods.
Crew Complement: 23. (Not counting
newborn babies.)
"Fortunate Son" [ENT]
Y-500
Class Freighter - Travis tells a ghost
story about a Life Pod from an "old Y-500 class
freighter" drifting in space
for 63 years. "Those were retired decades ago", comments Tucker.
"Strange New World" [ENT]
Fuller -
female. Crewman Fuller just told T'Pol a shuttle was on its way
with 200 snow beetles,
tipping her off to the fact that Dr. Phlox had
decided to stay aboard the Enterprise.
"The Expanse" [ENT]
Crewman Fuller was killed by an Osarian during a
piracy raid. Reed says Fuller knew
the torpedo systems better than anyone and won’t be
easy to replace.
"The Anomaly" [ENT], "Shockwave, part 2" [ENT]
Fuller, Bernadette - SEE: Novans, Bernadette Fuller
Fuller, Vera - SEE: Novans, Vera Fuller
"Future guy" - SEE: Humanoid figure.
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