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January is the first month of the year. It has 31 days.

For events in January, see the pages on specific dates below.

Dates

• 1st January
• 2nd January
• 3rd January
• 4th January
• 5th January
• 6th January
• 7th January
• 8th January
• 9th January
• 10th January
• 11th January
• 12th January
• 13th January
• 14th January
• 15th January
• 16th January
• 17th January
• 18th January
• 19th January
• 20th January
• 21st January
• 22nd January
• 23rd January
• 24th January
• 25th January
• 26th January
• 27th January
• 28th January
• 29th January
• 30th January
• 31st January

December

Calendar Months

February

From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

January is the first month in the Gregorian calendar used on Earth, named for Janus, the Roman god of beginnings. It has 31 days.

Specific dates

• 1st January
• 2nd January
• 3rd January
• 4th January
• 5th January
• 6th January
• 7th January
• 8th January
• 9th January
• 10th January
• 11th January
• 12th January
• 13th January
• 14th January
• 15th January
• 16th January
• 17th January
• 18th January
• 19th January
• 20th January
• 21st January
• 22nd January
• 23rd January
• 24th January
• 25th January
• 26th January
• 27th January
• 28th January
• 29th January
• 30th January
• 31st January

Events with specific date unkown

History of Doctor Who

• 1917 - Leonard Trolley, who played Supt. Reynolds in "The Faceless Ones," is born.

December

Months January

February

Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek content.

January is the first month of the Human year.

Events by Day

January 1

In 2001, construction begins on the Millennium Gate in Portage Creek, Indiana, on Earth. (VOY episode: "11:59").

In 2272, Nyota Uhura, Pavel Chekov, and Hikaru Sulu, celebrate New Years in New Harborplace, Baltimore, on Earth. At this time, Chekov also receives his promotion to lieutenant and granted the assignment of chief of security aboard the USS Enterprise upon completion of the refit. In the meantime, Sulu and Chekov agree to teach at Starfleet Academy. (TOS novel: Traitor Winds).

In 2401, the calendar systems of 17 different spacefaring civilizations are either reset or rollover to significant dates or new counting systems. In the old Earth calendar system, the 25th century begins; in an old Klingon calendar system, the Fourth Age of Kahless begins; on Andoria, the Orthodox Andorian Vengeance Cycle begins its 330th iteration; and on Ferenginar, some groups celebrate the day that the Great Material River first overflowed its banks among the stars. (DS9 novel: Millennium: The War of the Prophets).

January 6

In 1996, the prototype of the DY-100-series of spacecraft, the SS Botany Bay, is completed at Area 51, Nevada, on Earth. Following completion, the vessel is hijacked by Roberta Lincoln and Shannon O'Donnell and launched into orbit of Earth, on the order of Gary Seven. (TOS novel: The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2).

January 8

While enroute to Azati Prime in 2154, the Enterprise (NX-01) recovers a Xindi-Insectoid shuttlecraft. (ENT episode: "Hatchery").

January 10

In 1996, Khan Noonien Singh considers detonating the Morning Star weapon as more riots break out in his sphere of influence. However, before Khan does so, he is approached by Gary Seven. In return for the destruction of the weapon, Seven offers Khan and his followers passage aboard the Botany Bay. With no other choice, Khan accepts. Shortly after, Khan's base in Chandigahr is completely destroyed on the order of President of the United States of America, Bill Clinton. (TOS novel: The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2).

January 11

In 1996, Khan Noonien Singh and his followers are placed into cryogenic suspension aboard the Botany Bay by Gary Seven. Seven programs the ship's systems to take them on a hundred-light year journey away from the Sol system. (TOS novel: The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2).

January 13

During 2155, in the mirror universe, Commander Jonathan Archer mutinies against Captain Maximilian Forrest and assumes command of the ISS Enterprise (NX-01), then heads deep into Tholian space to recover the USS Defiant (NCC-1764). (ENT episodes: "In a Mirror, Darkly").

January 17

Ro Laren is born in 2340. (TNG episode: "Ensign Ro").

January 20

In 1996, Shannon O'Donnell is dismissed from Area 51 after her involvement in the hijacking of the Botany Bay was revealed. (TOS novel: The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2

January 30

In 2151, Ensign Alana Hart is assigned to the Enterprise (NX-01). (ENT novel: What Price Honor?).

Other Events

2063

The Vulcan Academy of Science dispatches a Vulcan science vessel to the Alpha Centauri system to map gravitic anomalies that have been detected in the system. Before the science vessel reaches the Alpha Centauri system, they are diverted to the Sol system to monitor potential wormholes that could be created by Jupiter's reaction with Sol. The science vessel eventually enters the Sol system in April 2063. (TOS novel: Preserver).

2155

Terra Prime seizes the verteron array on Mars and direct a verteron beam at Luna as a demonstration of their power, as they demand that all aliens leave the Sol system. (ENT episode: "Demons").

Charles Tucker III and T'Pol discover that Terra Prime has used samples of their DNA to create a binary clone. They eventually manage to rescue their daughter and name her Elizabeth, in honor of Tucker's deceased sister. (ENT episode: "Terra Prime").

2334

Construction of the USS Diadem, a Constellation-class starship, is completed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2335

The USS Proxima, an Excelsior-class starship, is lost in action against unknown aggressors. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2337

The USS Kelvar Garth, a Decker-class starship, is destroyed by unknown aggressors. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2338

Royal Sovereign-class battle cruisers enter service in Starfleet, following the launch of the USS Royal Sovereign. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2347

Construction of two Decker-class starships, the USS Andre LaSalle and USS Connor Jacoby, is completed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2348

Construction of the USS Heihachiro Nogura, a Decker-class starship, is completed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2349

Construction of the USS Discovery, a Royal Sovereign-class starship, is completed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2351

Construction of the USS Saratoga III, a Royal Sovereign-class starship, is completed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2354

Construction of the USS Paul Gable, a Paine-class starship, is completed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2358

Construction of the USS Samantha Elass, a Paine-class starship, is completed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2359

The Royal Sovereign-class starship, USS Royal Centauri, is reported as lost, and presumed destroyed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2360

The Paine-class starship, USS Sundrass, is destroyed in action against unknown aggressors. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2362

According to one account, the USS Constellation is decommissioned. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2363

The Decker-class starship, USS Irkin B'tly, is reported as lost, and presumed destroyed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2364

The USS Stephen Decatur, a Decker-class starship, is decommissioned. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

The Hardin-class starships, USS Survil and USS Carnes, undergo a refit. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

The USS Trell, a Hardin-class starship, is destroyed in action against unknown aggressors. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

Construction on the Hardin-class starship, USS Carstairs, is completed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2365

The USS Potemkin (NCC-2005), an Excelsior-class starship, is mothballed. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2366

The USS Jason Starion, a Decker-class starship, is decommissined and scrapped. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2367

The USS William Decker, a Decker-class starship, is taken out of active service and assigned to Starfleet Academy as a training vessel. (FASA RPG: Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual).

2372

The Klingon Empire launch an invasion of the Cardassian Union, after growing suspicious of the recent coup on Cardassia which led to the Detapa Council taking charge of the union. When the Federation refuses to join the Klingons in their war, Chancellor Gowron withdraws from the Khitomer Accords, and later launches an attack on Deep Space 9 during the First Battle of Deep Space 9. (DS9 novelization: The Way of the Warrior).

Connections

• January article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• January article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Months of the Year
Earth months (Gregorian calendar)	January • February • March • April • May • June • July • August • September • October • November • December
Qo'noS months	Doqath • Lo'Bral • Maktag • Merruthj • nay'Poq • Soo'jen • Xan'lahr
Vulcan/Romulan months	Tasmeen • Haraveen • Sharveen • K'ri'Brax • re'Ti'Khutai
Ferenginar months	Glorpober

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

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January is the first month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar. It has 31 days.

Contents 1 Births & deaths 2 Publication dates 3 Film releases & TV airings 4 Video game releases 5 Events concerning Wookieepedia 6 Other Star Wars events

Births & deaths

• Jan 3 – Dario Cioni is born in 1970.
• Jan 3 – Jason Marsden is born in 1975.
• Jan 4 – Chic Stone is born in 1923.
• Jan 8 – Terry Brooks is born in 1944.
• Jan 8 – Tommy Lee Edwards is born in 1973.
• Jan 10 – George Alec Effinger is born in 1947.
• Jan 12 – John Jackson Miller in born in 1968.
• Jan 14 – Lawrence Kasdan is born in 1949.
• Jan 15 – Aubree Miller is born in 1979.
• Jan 15 – Mark Haigh-Hutchinson dies in 2008.
• Jan 16 – Garth Ennis is born in 1970.
• Jan 17 – James Earl Jones is born in 1931.
• Jan 19 – Nina Fallon is born in 1973.
• Jan 22 – Olivia d'Abo is born in 1969.
• Jan 24 – Phil LaMarr is born in 1967.
• Jan 27 – Steve Leialoha is born in 1952.
• Jan 27 – Frank Miller is born in 1957.
• Jan 30 – Jennifer Hale is born in 1972.
• Jan 31 – Eddie Byrne is born in 1911.
• Jan 31 – Gil Kane dies in 2000.

Publication dates

• Jan 1 – Mission from Mount Yoda in 1993.
• Jan 1 – Tales of the Jedi 4: The Saga of Nomi Sunrider, Part 2 in 1994.
• Jan 1 – Tales of the Jedi: The Sith War 6: Dark Lord in 1996.
• Jan 1 – Tales from Jabba's Palace in 1996.
• Jan 1 – X-wing: Rogue Squadron in 1996.
• Jan 1 – Tales of the Jedi: The Golden Age of the Sith 4: Pawns of a Sith Lord in 1997.
• Jan 1 – Shards of Alderaan in 1997.
• Jan 1 – Young Jedi Knights: The Emperor's Plague in 1998.
• Jan 2 – Star Wars: Empire 4: Betrayal, Part 4 in 2003.
• Jan 2 – Star Wars Legacy 0½ in 2008.
• Jan 2 – Star Wars Legacy 18: Claws of the Dragon, Part 5 in 2008.
• Jan 3 – Classic Star Wars: The Early Adventures 6 in 1995.
• Jan 4 – Star Wars Republic 81: The Hidden Enemy, Part 1 in 2006.
• Jan 5 – Star Wars Tales 2 in 2000.
• Jan 7 – X-wing Rogue Squadron 26: Family Ties, Part 1 in 1998.
• Jan 8 – Star Wars Republic 48: Honor and Duty, Part 3 in 2003.
• Jan 9 – Starfighter: Crossbones 1 in 2002.
• Jan 10 – Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith 4: Death of a Dark Jedi in 1995.
• Jan 10 – Underworld: The Yavin Vassilika 2 in 2001.
• Jan 10 – Star Wars: Chewbacca (TPB) in 2001.
• Jan 10 – Star Wars Legacy 7: Broken, Part 6 in 2007.
• Jan 10 – Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 12: Reunion, Part 2 in 2007.
• Jan 10 – Clone Wars Adventures: Volume 7 in 2007.
• Jan 11 – Star Wars: Empire 39: The Wrong Side of the War, Part 4 in 2006.
• Jan 11 – Star Wars Republic 82: The Hidden Enemy, Part 2 in 2006.
• Jan 12 – Galaxy of Fear: The Swarm in 1998.
• Jan 12 – Union 3 in 2003
• Jan 12 – What's The Story? Episode I (Round 8) published in the Databank in 2007.
• Jan 13 – Crimson Empire II: Council of Blood 3 in 1999.
• Jan 19 – Star Wars: Chewbacca 1 in 2000.
• Jan 20 – The Clone Wars Campaign Guide in 2009.
• Jan 21 – Shadows of Darkness in 2005.
• Jan 21 – Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 37: Prophet Motive, Part 2 in 2009.
• Jan 22 – Revenge of the Jedi comic strip concludes in 1983.
• Jan 22 – Jedi Search UK abridged cassette in 1996.
• Jan 22 – Classic Star Wars: A Long Time Ago... Volume 4: Screams in the Void in 2003.
• Jan 22 – Star Wars Republic 49: Sacrifice in 2003.
• Jan 23 – Star Wars Republic 38: The Stark Hyperspace War, Part 3 in 2002.
• Jan 23 – Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic: Days of Fear, Nights of Anger in 2008.
• Jan 24 – Dark Empire II 2: Duel on Nar Shaddaa in 1995.
• Jan 24 – Star Wars Dark Times 2: The Path to Nowhere, Part 2 in 2007.
• Jan 25 – Labyrinth of Evil in 2005.
• Jan 25 – Issue 1 of the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic in 2006.
• Jan 26 – Star Wars Republic 14: Emissaries to Malastare, Part 2 in 2000.
• Jan 27 – Boba Fett: Enemy of the Empire 1 in 1999.
• Jan 27 – Star Wars Republic 2: Prelude to Rebellion, Part 2 in 1999.
• Jan 27 – The Clone Wars: The Pengalan Tradeoff in 2006.
• Jan 27 – Coruscant Nights III: Patterns of Force in 2009.
• Jan 28 – Crimson Empire 2 in 1998.
• Jan 28 – Star Wars Republic 60: Hate and Fear in 2004.
• Jan 28 – Star Wars Empire 16: To the Last Man, Part 1 in 2004.
• Jan 28 – Star Wars Legacy 32: Fight Another Day, Part 1 in 2009.
• Jan 29 – Dark Journey in 2002.
• Jan 29 – The Approaching Storm in 2002.
• Jan 30 – Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter in 2001.
• Jan 30 – Allegiance in 2007.
• Jan 30 – Star Wars Dark Times 8: Parallels, Part 3 in 2008.
• Jan 30 – Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 25: Vector, Part 1 in 2008.
• Jan 31 – Star Wars: Droids Special in 1995.
• Jan 31 – Star Wars Republic 26: Infinity's End, Part 4 in 2001.
• Jan 31 – Outbound Flight in 2006.
• Jan 31 – Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 13: Days of Fear, Part 1 in 2007.

Film releases & TV airings

• Jan 2 – Dooku Captured, the 11th episode of Star Wars: The Clone Wars airs on Cartoon Network in 2009.
• Jan 9 – The Gungan General, the 12th episode of Star Wars: The Clone Wars airs on Cartoon Network in 2009.
• Jan 10 – The last episode of Star Wars: Ewoks airs on ABC in 1987
• Jan 16 – Jedi Crash, the 13th episode of Star Wars: The Clone Wars airs on Cartoon Network in 2009.
• Jan 23 – Defenders of Peace, the 14th episode of Star Wars: The Clone Wars airs on Cartoon Network in 2009.
• Jan 30 – Trespass, the 15th episode of Star Wars: The Clone Wars airs on Cartoon Network in 2009.
• Jan 31 – The Special Edition of A New Hope is released in theaters in 1997.

Video game releases

• Jan 31 – Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith in 1998.

Events concerning Wookieepedia

• Jan 7 – Wookieepedia becomes Wikicities' Wiki of the Month in 2006.
• Jan 13 – Star Wars Wiki en Español is created in 2006.

Other Star Wars events

• Jan 9 – Star Tours opens at Disneyland in 1987.
• Jan 10 – Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith receives two People's Choice Awards, for Favorite Movie and Favorite Movie, Drama in 2006.
• Jan 11 – Actor Mark Hamill is injured in a car accident, requiring reconstructive facial surgery in 1977.
• Jan 11 – Filming for Return of the Jedi begins under the false project name, Blue Harvest, in 1982.
• Jan 16 – Mark Hamill, Anthony Daniels and Peter Mayhew guest star on The Muppet Show in 1980.
• Jan 23 – The five finalists of the Darth Who Contest are revealed in 2007.
• Jan 26 – Seven Los Angeles Star Wars fans plead guilty to pirating Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, with the possibility of one-year prison sentences each in 2006.

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