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Battles

Introduction Enterprise
Attack Azati
Prime Sphere
Bashing Saving
Earth Vulcan
Civil War Romulan
Marauder Empire
in Crisis Romulan
Attack The Deadly
Years The Doomsday
Machine The M-5
Debacle The Wrath
of Khan Khitomer
Crisis The Battle
of Minos Wolf
359 Klingon
Civil War The
Odyssey Death of a
Caretaker A Flagship
Battle The Omarion
Nebula Deep
Space Nine Shattered
Mirror Kazon
Attack The
Swarm Borg /
8472 War Sector
001 The
Dominion War The Valley
of Death The Chin'toka
Invasion
AR-558 Righteous
Insurrection The Chin'koka
Retreat Advance on
Cardassia Vaadwaur
Battle Workforce
Incident Reman
Nemesis

Admiral Morrow
Admiral Morrow

Admiral Morrow1
Species : Humans
Commander of Starfleet in the aftermath of the Genesis crisis, Morrow took the decision to retire the original Starship Enterprise because of the advanced age of the ship and level of damage it sustained during battle with the Reliant. He was extremely sceptical of Kirk's desire to return to Genesis in the hope of recovering the body of Captain Spock and reuniting it with his katra; Kirk responded by stealing the ship.1
 
 
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Played by
ActorSeriesSeasonTitle
Robert HooksThe Search for Spock

References
#SeriesSeasonSourceComment
1Star Trek III : The Search for Spock
Source:Star Trek III : The Search for Spock

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