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Events

• Captain James T. Kirk assumes command of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701). ^{[citation needed]}
• Kenneth Wescott is successfully re-elected to serve a second term as President of the United Federation of Planets. ^{[citation needed]}
• The Warp-Speed Classic Vaudeville Company is hired by Admiral Kimitake Noguchi to tour the Federation Phalanx to boost the morale of the officers stationed in some 30 outposts. (TOS novel: Enterprise: The First Adventure)
• Famed businessman and philanthropist Carter Winston disappears while on a voyage in his one-man starship. (TAS episode: "The Survivor")

Promotions and transfers

• Lieutenant Commander Spock is promoted to first officer aboard the Enterprise. ^{[citation needed]}
• Hikaru Sulu is assigned to the USS Enterprise, despite his expections of being assigned to the USS Aerfen. ^{[citation needed]}
• Cadet Pavel Chekov is assigned to the USS Enterprise for navigation training. ^{[citation needed]}
• Janice Rand is signed as a Yeoman for the Starfleet services department and eventually is dispatched to the Enterprise as Captain James T. Kirk's personal yeoman. ^{[citation needed]}
• Janice Rand leaves the Enterprise to undergo more training as a Yeoman and is replaced by Barbara Smith. ^{[citation needed]}

References and Notes

Stories

Title	Series	Date	Media	Notes	Image
Enterprise: The First Adventure	The Original Series	2264	novel
All Those Years Ago... Backstory	The Original Series	2264 Stardate 1278.40	comic	alternate version of Kirk's first mission on the Enterprise
Uhura's Story Backstory	The Original Series	2264 Stardate 1297.80	comic	alternate version of Uhura's first mission on the Enterprise
Mirror Images Mirror Images, Issue 1	The Original Series	c. 2264	comic	Set entirely in the mirror universe
Mirror Images Mirror Images, Issue 2	The Original Series	c. 2264	comic	Set entirely in the mirror universe, and shortly after issue 1.
Mirror Images Mirror Images, Issue 4	The Original Series	c. 2264	comic	Set entirely in the mirror universe, and shortly after issue 2.
Mirror Images Mirror Images, Issue 5	The Original Series	c. 2264 Stardate 1299.7	comic	Set entirely in the mirror universe, and shortly after issue 4.
Alien Spotlight: Orions	The Original Series	2264	comic	set shortly after Pike's promotion to Fleet Captain
The Legacy of Lazarus	The Original Series	2264 Stardate 10:26.3	comic
The Brain Shockers	The Original Series	2264 Stardate 11:26.1	comic
Sceptre of the Sun	The Original Series	2264 Stardate 12:48.6	comic
Strangers from the Sky Book Two: Chapters 1-2	The Original Series	2264 Stardate 1305.4	novel	This story offers an explanation of Dr McCoy's appearance in Enterprise: The First Adventure but replacement by Dr Piper in other stories set before Where No Man Has Gone Before
Mission's End Mission's End, Issue 1	The Original Series	c. 2264 Stardate 1136.2	comic	Features one of the first missions with Kirk commanding the Enterprise. A reference to Dr Piper places it after the 2264 section of Strangers from the Sky.
My Brother's Keeper Enterprise Chapter 5	The Original Series	2264	novel	Gary saves Kirk's life on Dimorus
Captain's Peril Chapters 4-5, 7, 9, 13, 15, 19, 21-22, 24, 26 & 32	The Original Series	2264	novel
Myriad Universes: Infinity's Prism A Less Perfect Union Chapters 1, 2 (sections 1 & 3-5), 3-9 & 10 (sections 1 & 4-6)	Star Trek	2264	novel	Set in an alternate timeline. Described as 29 years after the disappearance of the SS Columbia in 2235.

Images from 2264

Yeoman Barbara Smith.

Connections

• 2264 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

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Events

• Angelica Bennett, after seven years in medical rehab, returns to service (Tamerlane)

Births

Deaths

Vessel Assignments

• James T. Kirk is assigned as commanding officer of the USS Enterprise, replacing Christopher Pike. (Star Trek: Daedalus: "Starman"; TOS novel: Enterprise: The First Adventure)
• In an alternate mirror universe, James T. Kirk assassinates Christopher Pike and assumes command of the ISS Enterprise. (Star Trek: Daedalus: "A Burning House")