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Bahrat

Bahrat was obsessive about law and order on his station, and imposed heavy punishment on those found guilty of criminal activity. Punishment ranged from fines to imprisonment in a cryostatic chamber. Bahrat also demanded a twenty percent commission for all trading on his station.^[1] Portrayed by Carlos Carrasco.

References

• ¹VOY-156: Fair Trade

Ayala

Ayala was a Human male and a former member of the Maquis. He first boarded the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656 with Chakotay and Tuvok shortly after both Voyager and the Maquis were stranded in the Delta Quadrant.^[1] After the Maquis crew was integrated into Voyager, Ayala became a tactical officer, and occasionally filled in for Tuvok on the bridge.^{[1, 2, 3, 6, 7]} Ayala was temporarily left in command of Voyager when the ship encountered a distortion ring.^[3] Ayala missed his sons, who were back in the Alpha Quadrant.^[8] Ayala introduced the “Insurrection Alpha” holodeck program to Harry Kim in 2373.^[12] A few months later, he was promoted to lieutenant.^[14] Portrayed by Tarik Ergin.
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Avik

In 2372, Commander Avik mistook Lieutenant Tom Paris of the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656 for a thief who had stolen a prototype coaxial warp drive starship from Benthos IV. When the stolen ship entered the Kotaba Expanse with Paris aboard, Avik attempted to take him into custody.^[1]

References

• ¹VOY-188: Vis à Vis

Augris

In 2372, the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656 visited a planet controlled by the Mokra and during an away mission, crew members Lieutenant Tuvok and Lieutenant B’Elanna Torres were arrested by Mokra agents and were questioned by Augris. He was killed in a struggle with Caylem during Captain Kathryn Janeway‘s attempt to rescue her officers from custody.^[1] Portrayed by Alan Scarfe.

References

• ¹VOY-128: Resistance

Arturis

Like many of his people, who were native to the Delta Quadrant, Arturis was a gifted linguist. When his people were assimilated by the Borg in 2374, Arturis reasoned that the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656‘s aid to the Borg against Species 8472 was responsible. He believed that had Voyager not so allied themselves, the Borg would have been defeated by Species 8472, and his people would not have been assimilated. Seeking revenge, Arturis created an elaborate trap to convince the Voyager crew that Starfleet had sent an advanced starship, the U.S.S. Dauntless NX-01A, to rescue them. In fact, there was no Federation Starship Dauntless; the vessel was a fake onto which Arturis hoped to trap the Voyager crew so that they could be sent into Borg space to be assimilated. The Voyager crew discovered the deception in time to escape Arturis’ trap, but Arturis himself was assimilated when his ship entered Borg space.^[1] Portrayed by Ray Wise.

References

• ¹VOY-194: Hope and Fear

Armstrong, Neil

Twentieth-century Earth-based astronaut who commanded the Apollo 11 lunar mission in 1969. Armstrong was the first human to walk on Earth’s moon.^[1]

References

• ¹VOY-132: Threshold

Archer, Valerie

Commander Archer, whose parents were both starship officers, served at Starfleet Headquarters in 2375. A duplicate of Archer was part of a training facility created by Species 8472 in the Delta Quadrant in preparation for an intelligence-gathering program against the Federation. The replica of Archer, who was actually an 8472 individual in disguise, befriended Chakotay, finding him attractive despite the enormous differences in their species.^[1]

Portrayed by Kate Vernon.