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Fletcher, Crewman. (Jason Grant Smith). Crew member aboard Enterprise. ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

[Admiral Forrest] Forrest, Admiral Maxwell. (Vaughn Armstrong). The highest-ranking Starfleet officer. In 2151, Admiral Forrest chose to allow Enterprise to return Klaang to Kronos alive, rather than taking the advice of the Vulcans and letting him die. He spoke at a small ceremony before Enterprise launched, three weeks early. ("Broken Bow" [ENT]). Admiral Forrest maintained communications with Enterprise, and ordered her to answer the distress call of the E.C.S. Fortunate a few months after launch. ("Fortunate Son" [ENT]). 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.

Fortunate, E.C.S. A Y-class cargo ship under the command of Captain Keene. The Fortunate had twenty-four people aboard, including several children. The ship was equipped with a warp one-point-eight engine, making a continual cargo run. She was plagued by Nausicaan pirates, ultimately resulting in a heated battle in 2151. ("Fortunate Son" [ENT]).

forward plating. A section of hull plating protecting the forward regions of Enterprise. ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

Fuller, Bernadette. (Mary Carver). A Novan colonist born in 2076, known after the asteroid impact as "Nadet." Fuller's son, Jamin, was the leader of the Novans. She developed lung cancer as a result of the planet's radiation poisoning, but Doctor Phlox cured the disease in 2151. ("Terra Nova" [ENT]).

Fuller, Vera. A human who traveled aboard the Conestoga to settle Terra Nova. Vera had a daughter, Bernadette, in 2076, shortly after landing. ("Terra Nova" [ENT]).

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