Dave's Women of Star Trek

STAR TREK was the brainchild of Gene Roddenberry, a former World War II bomber pilot, commercial airline pilot for Pan Am, Los Angeles motorcycle police officer, and aspiring television writer. He envisioned a "Wagon Train to the Stars", in a future where mankind had solved the problems of poverty and crime. The vision was so powerful and attracted so many fans that Star Trek was followed by a short-lived 22-episode animated series, then by Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager, as well as nine feature films to date. Every Star Trek fan knows the uniform rank insignia has changed over the years. Click on the communicator below to see Starfleet rank insignia from the Star Trek, from the movies, and from Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager, as well as the rank insignia of the Bajoran Militia, and the insignia of the rebel group, the Maqius.

Many beautiful women have played either a regular or a major recurring character on one or more of the Star Trek series. Click on the left communicator below to see a listing of as many female stars and guest stars as I could find. Click on the right communicator below for a list of birthdays of as many of them as I could find.

	"I have reviewed your site and I am pleased to present you with my Award of Excellence, with the rank of Captain. I found your site to be a treat in that it is quite wide-spread on information about the women of Star Trek, and the actors who play them. Your site is one of the most comprehensive sites dealing with this subject." - majtown@prodigy.net; Michael Angelo, III, 9 August 1999.
Go to my Awards page to see the Captain Award. That award placed this site in contention for the Year 2000 Choice Award, which is shown here.

I have tried to be accurate, and relatively thorough in the construction of this Web Site. Obviously, no one can assemble a Web Site that includes complete information on all aspects of the Star Trek universe. I have limited myself primarily to a look at the regular and major recurring female characters of Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager, and the beautiful women who brought those characters to life. I have also tried to present this information in a manner different from any other site I have seen on the World Wide Web.

Please feel free to place a link to Dave's Women of Star Trek on your page, then drop me an e-mail at Dave15849@aol.com with your page's URL address so I can link back to it. Also, please copy my banner onto your site to use as your link back to this site. Click on the communicator below to get the banner.

This is an unofficial World Wide Web site. It was created by a loyal Star Trek fan, and is used for the sole purpose of enjoying the Star Trek universe. Dave's Women of Star Trek provides An Award-Winning Look at the Regular and Major Recurring Female Characters of the Star Trek Universe and the Beautiful Women Who Brought Those Characters to Life. This World Wide Web site is not a commercial venture, and it should not be treated as one. The text, photographs, and images displayed on this site may be copyrighted material whose use has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owners, but we believe that this not-for-profit use on the World Wide Web constitutes a "fair use" of the copyrighted material as provided for in Section 107 of the United States Copyright Law. If you wish to use this copyrighted material for purposes of your own that go beyond "fair use", you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager, and related terms and images are copyright Paramount Pictures.

I am not among those who believe that Paramount is "out to get us" and shut down all Star Trek websites. Click on the communicator below to see a full text copy of the open letter to Star Trek fans from Paramount Digital Entertainment President David Wertheimer. He attempts to clarify the attempt by Paramount to stop a small number of sites from improperly profiting from Star Trek.

to be beamed aboard successfully since 15 January 1999, when this station was commissioned.

Today is
EVENT	DATE	DAYS TO EVENT
The United Federation of Planets is established	19 March 2161
Starfleet Academy is established in San Francisco	28 August 2168
USS Enterprise NCC 1701 is commissioned	5 January 2221
USS Enterprise NCC 1701-A is commissioned	17 May 2288
USS Enterprise NCC 1701-B is commissioned	6 June 2293
USS Enterprise NCC 1701-C is commissioned	12 March 2344
USS Enterprise NCC 1701-D is commissioned	4 October 2363
USS Defiant NX 74205 is commissioned	9 December 2370
USS Voyager NCC 74656 is commissioned	14 January 2371
USS Enterprise NCC 1701-E is commissioned	21 July 2372

This site will constantly be under construction. I will continue to update it as much and as often as possible, as time permits. My last update effort was on 06 November 1999, at 22:44:16, United States Central Standard Time.