Starbase 11

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Starbase 11 was a Federation starbase.

In 2267, James T. Kirk faced a court-martial on Starbase 11 for the murder of Benjamin Finney. It was later revealed that Finney had faked his death and reprogrammed the computer to frame Kirk. (TOS episode: "Court Martial")

Later that year, Spock hijacked the USS Enterprise to Starbase 11 in order to kidnap Christopher Pike to Talos IV. Captain Kirk pursued Spock in Picasso one of the starbase's shuttlecraft. (TOS episode: "The Menagerie, Part I")

In 2268, the USS Farragut docked at Starbase 11 for repairs, but was called away to the Klingon agricultural colony on Signi Beta. (TOS novel: Treaty's Law)

In 2270, the Enterprise returned to Starbase 11 for repairs and inspection detail. (TOS novel: Yesterday's Son)

In the late 2280s, the USS Enterprise-A visited Starbase 11 to pick up a team, led by Doctor Corazon Kohwangko, assigned by the Starfleet Surgeon General's office to lead up a population renewal program for the inhabitants of planet Datugad. (TOS comic: "So Near the Touch")

In 2372, the USS Samson collected eight officers from the starbase as well as some state-of-the-art isolinear circuits which were bound for the newly-launched USS Enterprise-E. (TNG eBook: A Sea of Troubles)

In 2375, the base was attacked by a Dominion Fleet during the Dominion War. Through the code breaking efforts of Project Mungin, Starfleet was warned of the attack, but choose not to send extra ships inorder to protect their ability to read Dominion codes. (SCE eBook: Echoes of Coventry)

By the 24th century, Starbase 11 had a fully operational space station facility which was active in the late 2370s, after the Dominion War. (TNG video games: Armada, Armada II)

In Armada, the starbase's space station name was randomly assigned to a playing field station by the game software.

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Starbase 11 at street level.

Starbase 11's space station facility in 2376.

Starbase 11's space station facility in 2377.

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[edit] External link

• Starbase 11 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.