- This page details Pavel Chekov in the primary universe; for the Pavel Chekov in the mirror universe see Pavel Chekov (mirror); for the Pavel Chekov in the Kelvin timeline created by Nero's temporal incursion, see Pavel Chekov (Kelvin timeline); for the Pavel Chekov in the mirror universe created by Nero's temporal incursion see Pavel Chekov (mirror) (Kelvin timeline); for the Pavel Chekov in all other alternate universes see Pavel Chekov (alternates).
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Pavel Andreievich Chekov (Russian: Павел Андреевич Чехов) was a human Starfleet officer, best known for serving aboard the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) and USS Enterprise-A as navigator, weapons officer, and chief of security.
Later in his career, he served as first officer aboard the USS Excelsior under Captain Hikaru Sulu, as captain of the USS Potemkin, USS Cydonia and USS Undaunted, and as Commander-in-Chief of the Federation Starfleet.
Biography[]
Early life[]
Pavel Chekov, son of Andrei Dimitrievich Chekov and Larisa Irinova Chekov, was born in Saint Petersburg, Russia, Earth, on 6 March [1][2] 2245 [3][4]. He was his parents' first and only child. (ST video game: Starship Creator; TOS - The Janus Gate novel: Future Imperfect; TOS episode: "Day of the Dove")
Prior to being able to read, Chekov and his family lived on Luna. (TOS novel: The Wounded Sky)
Pavel's interest in space and alien life-forms began at the age of 6 when he was given his first telescope. (TOS novel: Pawns and Symbols)
Sometime during his childhood, his mother died and he grew up somewhat distant from his father. (TOS novel: The Captain's Daughter)
Chekov played competitive hockey in high school, making it to the playoffs his junior and senior years, 2259 and 2260. He sprained his knee during the '59 game in Minsk, and when sent to the showers early, he accidentally walked into the women's locker room. In the '60 game he competed against a team from Kola Peninsula. (TOS - The Janus Gate novel: Future Imperfect)
Starfleet Academy[]
While at the Academy, Chekov entered into a relationship with fellow Russian Irina Galliulin, who was also attending the Academy. Unable to adapt to the rigid structure of the Academy, she dropped out and broke off her relationship with Chekov. (TOS episode: "The Way to Eden") Having moved on to other promising women, Chekov had once even fallen in love with a Melkotian, telepathically-induced illusion. "She" left such an impression on him, all his other memories were nearly gone from the experience on Theta Kiokis II. (TOS episode: "Spectre of the Gun") Although Pavel never made it widely known, he admired Klingon women and found them very attractive. (TOS episode: "Day of the Dove", TOS movie: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)
In 2264, Cadet Chekov was assigned to the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) to undergo navigation training, while the Enterprise conducted a three-month voyage around the Federation Phalanx, its first voyage under James T. Kirk. (TOS novel: Enterprise: The First Adventure)
- According to the elder Spock in TOS novelization: Star Trek, "In both our histories, the same crew found its way onto the same ship in a time of ultimate crisis." This may imply that there is an untold story set in the prime timeline in which Kirk's crew faced an extremely serious challenge while still a new and untested unit. StarTrek.com states that Chekov was assigned to the Enterprise as navigator in 2263, his first posting.
When Chekov graduated in 2266, he was re-assigned to the Enterprise as an ensign. (TOS - The Janus Gate novel: Present Tense)
Chekov's Starfleet serial number was 656-5827D. (TOS movie: Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
- According to the novel Uhura's Song, Chekov's serial number was SD710-820.
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)[]
When Chekov was first assigned to the Enterprise, he was assigned to study in as many areas of starship operations as possible, as is normal with a command track ensign. Chekov spent several months in engineering, as well as the science departments. During Khan Noonien Singh's and his crew's takeover of the Enterprise, Chekov led an organized resistance against him. Even as gas filled the engine room, Chekov remained calm and got the others to safety without thinking of himself. Chekov received recommendations from other members of the crew for his actions. (TOS - The Janus Gate novel: Present Tense, TOS novelization: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan; TOS comic: "Who's Who in Star Trek, Issue 1")
Ensign Chekov finally earned the respect and trust of Captain Kirk in 2267, when Chekov was on assignment in the auxiliary control room. The Enterprise had become trapped in the gravity well of a black hole, while traveling at warp. While the bridge crew are disabled, Chekov managed to plot a spiral course out of the gravity well, saving the Enterprise. Captain Kirk temporarily assigned Chekov to the navigator's position. (TOS short story: "Indomitable")
Mission to Modala[]
Ensign Chekov's first days of bridge duty did not go well as he was rebuked by Lieutenant Commander Montgomery Scott for daydreaming while on duty during his first bridge shift. However, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu introduced himself, after his shift was over, for encouragement. This was the beginning of their long-time friendship. (TOS - The Modala Imperative comic: "A Little Seasoning")
When the Enterprise was assigned to perform a follow-up survey to the planet Modala, and Captain Kirk announced that he wanted Chekov to accompany him. Both Commander Spock and Doctor Leonard McCoy had concerns about Kirk beaming down with such an inexperienced officer, but Kirk and Chekov beamed down to Modala anyway. Kirk later observed the ensign's "hero worship" of him.
On the world's surface, Kirk and Chekov help restore the planet legitimate government from an usurping force using alien (later revealed to be Ferengi) weapons. (TOS comic: "The Modala Imperative")
Following this mission, Ensign Chekov was permanently assigned to the bridge crew as navigator and junior science officer under Commander Spock's tutelage. (TOS novel: The Disinherited)
Julia Crandall[]
On Chekov's first assignment as permanent navigator, the Enterprise was charting the unexplored Mariotian sector, when they received a distress call from a unexplored planet. On arrival at the planet, they discovered a large vessel bombarding the Harahni colony with radiation.
Chekov and Lt. Julia Crandall transported down to the colony and learned that the colonists had never tried to adapt local plant life for their needs, and instead tried to recreate their homeworld.
After managing to break through the radiation ship's shields, Kirk and Chekov beamed aboard and found a malfunctioning ark, with dead creatures and plants in its cargo hold, and managed to shut down the ship.
When Crandall decided to remain behind and study the ship, Chekov proposed to Crandall, and they vowed to find each other again. Unfortunately, this never occurred; she died in late 2290. (TOS comic: "No Compromise")
Respected officer[]
Ensign Chekov at Deep Space Station K-7.
After being assigned to the bridge, Chekov became a valued member of the crew and built friendships with Hikaru Sulu and Nyota Uhura, as well as earned the respect of Captain Kirk, Commander Spock and Lt. DeSalle who were all very pleased with his progress. His reputation grew also with his brand of connecting various items/events with his country and referring to those he disliked as "Cossack."
In an attempt to give Chekov all the experience he needed as an officer, Captain Kirk had Chekov assigned to numerous landing parties with him, including missions to Pollux II, Gamma Hydra IV, Mudd, Triskelion, and Theta Kiokis II. (TOS episodes: "Who Mourns for Adonais?", "The Deadly Years", "I, Mudd", "The Gamesters of Triskelion", "Catspaw", "Spectre of the Gun")
Chekov, Security Lieutenant.
By 2269, Chekov had progressed so well that he took an interest in security, and began training aboard the Enterprise. After being temporarily re-assigned, his old navigation instructor, Lt. Arex, took his place on the bridge, while Chekov received training at Starfleet Academy's Reed Annex. When Chekov returned a few months later, he was made temporary chief of security. (Star Trek: The Animated Series; TOS comics: "The Mummies of Heitius VII", "What Fools These Mortals Be.."; TOS - Unlimited comic: "Action of the Tiger"), (TOS novel: The Latter Fire)
- StarTrek.com gives Chekov's promotion to lieutenant and becoming the refit Enterprise's security chief under Will Decker as occurring in 2269.
Security career[]
When the Enterprise returned to Earth at the end of its five-year mission in 2270, Ensign Chekov entered Starfleet Security Academy in Annapolis to continue his security training. While there, Pavel studied many subjects, including Klingon weaponry, such as disruptors. Chekov's experience was unique in this regard, as he was the only student on Earth who had ever seen a Klingon disruptor in operation, during his Enterprise service. (TOS novel: The Lost Years)
In December 2271, Chekov was enjoying dinner with Nyota Uhura, Hikaru Sulu, and Dr. McCoy at New Harborplace Restaurant in Baltimore, when he was approached by former Enterprise CMO, Dr. Mark Piper. Piper enlisted Chekov to help in a research project at Johns Hopkins University involving the mitigating effects of a Klingon sonic disruptor blast.
A few days later, Piper was found murdered by a Klingon disruptor, and Chekov was implicated for the crime. Realizing that he had been framed for the crime and that he had assassins following him, Chekov fled Earth to board the abandoned secondary hull of the Enterprise along with Sulu and Uhura, who were also being framed for the alleged theft of a Romulan cloaking device.
It was later revealed by Commander Kang of the Klingon Defense Force that Chekov, Sulu, and Uhura had been framed as part of a conspiracy between the Klingons and the Romulans to start a war with the Federation. The real perpetrators, Commodore Adam Willis and Jackson Kahle, were arrested and charged with murder, attempted murder, theft of restricted technology, and high treason.
Following this incident Chekov was promoted to full Lieutenant and was offered the position of Chief of Security aboard the Enterprise, once the refit was completed. (TOS novel: Traitor Winds)
Second five-year mission[]
In 2273, shortly after the launch of the refitted Enterprise, Chekov took the opportunity to tell the story of his Kobayashi Maru test to Kirk, McCoy, Scotty and Sulu while they were stranded aboard a drifting shuttlecraft following an accident. (TOS novel: The Kobayashi Maru) When a child was killed by a plasma grenade during a fight between Klingons and an Enterprise landing party on Cragon V, Weyland, the omnipotent ruler of the planet, punished Kirk by sending Chekov, Scotty and Sulu back in time. Chekov found himself in Stalingrad in 1942 during the great battle in the city. He was incarcerated in a German prison camp, where his cellmate was John Kirk, an ancestor of James T. Kirk. Chekov and Kirk escaped together and made their way to Moscow, where Chekov was inducted into the Russian Army and joined a Red Guard pilot squadron. While protecting a transport piloted by Kirk from German planes, Chekov lost a wing and bailed out into the Baltic Sea, but was returned to the 23rd century by Weyland. (TOS novel: Home Is the Hunter)
Chekov in 2278.
Following the end of the second five-year mission in 2278, Chekov was promoted to full Commander and accepted a position as first officer aboard the USS Reliant, but the offer evidently fell through. (TOS novels: Deep Domain, Rules of Engagement, Star Trek: Untold Voyages comic: "Odyssey's End")
Belle Terre[]
When Admiral Kirk volunteered the Enterprise to lead the colonization mission to Belle Terre in 2279, Chekov readily accepted his old post as Chief of Security for the mission. (TOS - New Earth novel: Wagon Train to the Stars)
During the expedition, the post of first officer of the Reliant opened up once more, and this time, Chekov received the position. (TOS - New Earth novel: The Flaming Arrow)
Aboard the USS Reliant[]
Commander Chekov signed aboard the Reliant as first officer in 2280, and developed a good working relationship with his new captain, Clark Terrell.
- StarTrek.com gives the date of Chekov's Reliant assignment as 2277.
A few months later, the Reliant proceeded to the planet Halka after learning that they had been attacked by the Orions. Chekov led a landing party to the surface and learned that a local boy named Lojur took up arms against the Orions, and was subsequently banned from his village by the Elders. Chekov took pity on the boy and beamed him aboard the Reliant. (TLE novel: The Sundered)
In 2282, Chekov and the Reliant were assigned to the planet Mestiko to help monitor elections. (TOS eBook: The Darkness Drops Again)
Later in 2282, Chekov, Captain Terrell and several Reliant crewmembers crashed the shuttlecraft Kepler (NCC-1864/05) on a Gorn planetoid. After some misunderstandings, the crew of the Kepler was able to get rescued by the local Gorn garrison. (ST - Alien Spotlight comic: "The Gorn")
In 2284, the Reliant was detached from active service and assigned to assist Dr. Carol Marcus and her Project Genesis team find a suitable uninhabited planet for testing. In 2285, Terrell and Chekov beamed down to a planet they believed to be Ceti Alpha VI. When they discovered Khan Noonien Singh and his followers, they discovered that they were, in fact, on Ceti Alpha V, and that Ceti Alpha VI had been destroyed.
Using Terrell and Chekov, Khan took control of the Reliant, marooned it's crew and stole the Genesis Device. Although Terrell was later killed, Chekov was rescued by his old comrades from the Enterprise, and returned to duty aboard his old ship. Chekov manned the weapons console and fired the torpedo that destroyed his old ship, defeating Khan. (TOS movie, novelization & comic adaptation: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan; WizKids module: Attack Wing)
In 2286, Chekov and his Enterprise crewmates were charged and cleared of the theft of the Enterprise (events that had occurred in 2285). (TOS movie, novelization & comic adaptation: Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home; ST website: StarTrek.com)
Aboard the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)[]
Commander Chekov joined the Enterprise-A crew in 2286.
When the Enterprise-A was launched in 2286, Commander Chekov resumed his old duty-post as Chief of Security. (TOS novelization: Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
Later that year, Chekov attended Ensign Konom's bachelor party, where he spiked the fruit punch with some vodka. He then attended Konom's and Ensign Nancy Bryce's wedding. When Sulu caught the wedding bouquet, Chekov told M'Ress about the "Russian" tradition that, when someone catches the bouquet, they might get married. When Sulu left, Chekov told M'Ress that Sulu was inscrutable. Chekov was on the bridge when the crew started to experience hallucinations being created by Lt. Castille, receiving reports about a three-headed dog, etc. (TOS - Who Killed Captain Kirk? comics: "Aspiring to be Angels", "Haunted Honeymoon")
During the priority situation on Nimbus III in 2287, Chekov had a first-hand taste in the responsibility of being a commanding officer. Even though his ruse to distract Sybok from Kirk's landing party failed, Pavel benefited from the experience. (TOS movie: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)
Peacekeeper[]
In 2290, Commander Chekov and Captain Montgomery Scott were assigned to the Miranda-class USS Pacific to prepare to test a new protomatter weapon, which was to be tested on an asteroid, while the Enterprise observed.
When the Pacific fired the protomatter device at the asteroid, the Pacific was transported over 30,000 light years away. Scott and Chekov discovered that the weapon and the Pacific were tampered with by group that called themselves the Aegis, who were rebel supervisors, like Gary Seven. They demanded that Chekov and Scott conduct repairs on the ship.
The Enterprise managed to track down the Pacific with Gary Seven's assistance. The Pacific was then destroyed in battle, but Scotty saved the crew by jury-rigging the vessel's transporter. (TOS comic: "The Peacekeeper")
Temporary assignment to Excelsior[]
When Commander Sulu was promoted to Captain and given command of the USS Excelsior in early 2290, he requested that Chekov come aboard as first officer, but Chekov did not accept this position until near the end of the year.
Before leaving Deep Space 3, both the Excelsior and the base were attacked by the Anjiri-Nykuss, who captured six crewmembers, including Chekov. The Excelsior set off in pursuit, and discovered that the Anjiri-Nykuss's recent hostile actions were due to incubation problems and internal conflict. Chekov was eventually rescued, but decided to decline Sulu's offer to continue serving as first officer. Chekov returned to the Enterprise-A as second officer and Chief of Security. (War Dragons - The Captain's Table novel:)
Mission to Sanctuary[]
When the Enterprise finally returned to Earth in 2293 for decommissioning, Chekov started teaching at Starfleet Academy. However, this post was short-lived when, a few months later, he joined Captains Kirk and Scott on a colonization mission to the planet Sanctuary in the Besar system along with Kirk's nephews, Alexander and Julius.
On the planet, Chekov helped Kirk uncover a secret Falorian base on the planet, which was part of a plan to retake their homeworld Huan. While exploring the Falorian base, Chekov discovered a nano-virus that would render all dilithium inert, and would have created warp core breaches in all infected vessels. With the help of their former colleagues Spock, McCoy, and Uhura, as well as with Klingon aid, they managed to destroy the virus and stop the invasion of Huan. (TOS novel: The Last Roundup)
Sidetracked: Those Believed Lost[]
At the end of the Sanctuary affair, Sulu offered Chekov the chance to replace the Excelsior's soon-to-be-departing first officer, but Chekov refused, feeling he was in line for a command of his own. In the meantime, he returned to teaching at the Academy, and other shore duties in Starfleet's San Francisco complex. He joined Kirk and Scott for the launch ceremony of the USS Enterprise-B from the San Francisco Fleet Yards, which some in Starfleet Command had played up for its symbolism in "passing the torch" to a new generation of men and ships.
Unfortunately, the fitting-out of the Enterprise-B was behind schedule, with key systems still offline and key personnel not yet aboard. However, since the launch ceremony was supposed to merely consist of a short trip around the solar system, these systems and people were not considered vital, and the Enterprise-B's young captain, John Harriman, succumbed to pressure not to delay the press- and dignitary-laden launch ceremony.
This proved to be a tragic error, when, during the mission, the Enterprise received a distress call from two Federation freighters, the SS Lakul and SS Robert Fox, both containing El-Aurian refugees, caught in the phenomenon known as the Nexus. When the Enterprise-B arrived to rescue survivors from the freighters, Chekov had to draft the journalists as makeshift medical staff to treat them, as the medical staff was one of those not yet aboard. During the successful attempt to leave the Nexus, Captain Kirk was believed killed. The loss of his longtime commander, mentor, and friend was a severe blow to Chekov. (TNG movie, novelization & comic adaptation: Star Trek: Generations)
A second tragedy came a year later with news of the (apparent) death of his "niece," Ensign Demora Sulu of the Enterprise-B. Chekov blamed Harriman for this death too, and sucker-punched him at Demora's memorial service. Starfleet Command considered the circumstances, and Chekov was allowed to avoid a court-martial by giving a formal and public apology to Captain Harriman. Subsequent events also revealed that Demora Sulu was not, in fact, dead. However, this incident was a black mark that sank any chance he had of gaining a captaincy at this time. (TOS novel: The Captain's Daughter)
The USS Excelsior[]
After a few years cooling his heels, the job of first officer on the Excelsior opened up again. This time Chekov accepted Sulu's offer and by 2295 he was a key member of Captain Sulu's team on the Excelsior. (TOS novel: Excelsior: Forged in Fire and TLE novel: The Sundered)
Later career[]
Captain Chekov.
After serving for many years as first officer aboard the Excelsior, he was promoted to captain and assumed command of the USS Undaunted. On one of his assignments on the Undaunted, Chekov made first contact with an enigmatic race known as the Watraii, who hid their true visages behind masks. The contact was brief as the Watraii had little or no interest in contact with other species. However, this brief contact was sufficient for Chekov to be Starfleet's only "expert" on the Watraii when they started a war of extermination against the Romulan Star Empire in 2377. (TOS - Vulcan's Soul novel: Exodus)
Chekov later went on to command the starships USS Potemkin and USS Cydonia. He eventually served as Starfleet C-in-C for a time. (ST novels: Federation, The Return)
By the time of the Dominion War, Chekov served as an Admiral and an instructor at Starfleet Academy. With the onset of the war, Chekov was instructed to accelerate his students' lessons, focusing primarily on tactical and battle strategies. After the war, Chekov was given a desk job at Starfleet Command. (TOS - Vulcan's Soul novel: Exodus)
Later in the 2370s, Chekov had reached the rank of grand admiral, and was considered the foremost authority of Starfleet. In 2375, Jean-Luc Picard felt very strongly in his opposition to Starfleet orders to allow the Ferengi to donate sensor technology to the planet Halkan—so much so, in fact, as to feel that he would even object to Grand Admiral Chekov's orders if they had indeed been the orders that put him at odds with Captain Christine MacDonald in that situation. (TOS novel: Preserver)
When the Watraii declared a war of extermination against the Romulans in 2377, Chekov was recruited by his old Enterprise shipmate, Admiral Uhura, who was now the head of Starfleet Intelligence, for an unsanctioned mission into Watraii space onboard the USS Alliance, commanded by another old Enterprise shipmate, Captain Saavik. Also along for the mission was another old shipmate from the Enterprise, Saavik's husband, Ambassador Spock.
The confrontation with the Watraii ended in a stalemate after Spock and the Romulan named Ruanek managed to steal a key piece of technology from the lead Watraii vessel. When the Watraii beamed somebody to the Alliance to retrieve their technology, Chekov struggled with him in an attempt to stop him. When the Watraii attempted to beam their man back, Chekov was caught in the transporter's energies and was believed to have been killed. (TOS - Vulcan's Soul novel: Exodus)
Two months later, Admiral Uhura received word that Chekov was alive and being held on the Watraii homeworld. Uhura arranged another covert mission for Captain Saavik and the Alliance, this time to rescue Admiral Chekov. The Alliance successfully infiltrated Watraii space, and a rescue team consisting of Spock, Ruanek, Captain Montgomery Scott, and Lieutenant Commander Data of the USS Enterprise-E successfully retrieved Chekov from his Watraii captors.
Following his rescue, Chekov announced that he was now retired from Starfleet, and was looking forward to returning home. (TOS - Vulcan's Soul novel: Exiles)
Information obtained from the future indicated that Chekov eventually served as Federation President, but the information was unspecific as to the date. (TOS short story: "One Last Adventure")
Legacy[]
A statue of Chekov was sited in the grounds of Starfleet Academy. (DS9 - Millennium novel: The Fall of Terok Nor)
When Nero and Ambassador Spock were sent back to the 23rd century, causing what was called the Kelvin timeline after Nero's assault of the USS Kelvin, a photo of Chekov and Spock's crewmates aboard the USS Enterprise-A was among the personal effects bequeathed to the alternate Spock after Ambassador Spock passed away in the year 2263. (TOS movie: Beyond)
Chekov had a son named Anton, who by 2401 was the President of the United Federation of Planets. (PIC episode: "The Last Generation")
Starfleet service record[]
| location | assignment | dates | rank or rate | assignment insignia | rank insignia |
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| Starfleet Academy | student officer | 2263-2267 | cadet |  |
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| USS Enterprise | navigator | 2267-2269 | ensign |  |
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| Starfleet Security School | student officer | 2270-2273 | cadet-lieutenant |  |
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| USS Enterprise | security chief / tactical officer | 2273-2279 | lieutenant | ||
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| USS Reliant | first officer / tactical officer | 2279-2280 | lieutenant commander | 
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| 2280-2285 | commander | 
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| USS Enterprise | acting Science officer | 2285 | |||
| USS Excelsior | security chief / tactical officer | 2285 | |||
| USS Enterprise-A | 2286-2293 | ||||
| Starfleet Academy | instructor | 2293 | |||
| USS Excelsior | first officer | 2290s | 
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| USS Undaunted | commanding officer | captain | 
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| USS Potemkin | |||||
| USS Cydonia | |||||
| Starfleet Command | commander-in-chief | c.2360s | admiral |  |
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| Starfleet Academy | instructor | until 2375 |  |
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| Starfleet Command | flag officer | 2375-2377 | grand admiral | 
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Appendices[]
Connections[]
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| USS Reliant (NCC-1864) | Bates • "Stoney" Beach • Pavel Chekov • Fred DiMuro • John Kyle • Mosi Nizhoni • Helen Noel • Skiles • Clark Terrell • Bianca Wilder |  
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| USS Reliant (24th century) | Mamoru Nakamura • Gretchen Naylor • Jean-Luc Picard • Pierzynski | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Klingon Empire, Klingon Defense Force as IKS B'rel or IKS Qel'poH |
Kruge • Maltz • Torg • unnamed Klingons (gunners, sergeant, etc.) | 
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| Federation, Starfleet commandeered as HMS Bounty |
Pavel Chekov • James T. Kirk • Konom • Leonard McCoy • Saavik • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Nyota Uhura |
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| Terran Empire, Starfleet temporarily commandeered as HMS Bounty |
Pavel Chekov • Spock • Hikaru Sulu | 
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| Arex • Allocca • Arons • Banks • Barnes • Bearclaw • Benson • Bloemker • Borkowski • Boyajian • Bryce • Bob • Bull • H. Burke • L. Burke • Cassano • Castille • Chapel • Chekov • Clev • Codobach • Coletti • Connors • Darwa • Davis • Dax • de Broek • del Gaizo • Delaney • Delaney • DeLeon • Dietrich • J. Finney • Fisher • Flaherty • Fouton • Fucci • Galaym • Hazzard • Hernandez • Hicks • Hunter • Isenberg • Jackson • Kaminsky • Kirk • Kitty • Konom • Laria • Lawlor • Lee • Kathy Li • Ludlo • McCoy • McIntyre • McMurphy • Meyer • M'Ress • M'yra • Naraht • Newman • Palamas • Paul • Popov • Rasche • Romaine • Ryder • Saavik • Samno • Scott • Sherwood • Spock • Staci • Sterno • Sulu • T'Rin • Tooch • Tuchinsky • Uhura • Valeris • Wetherell • Yost • unnamed USS Enterprise-A personnel | 
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| USS Potemkin (NCC-1657) | J. Armstrong • Arviela • S. Ascher • D. Bailey • T. Barrows • Callas • M. Cleary • D.M. Flinn • M. Garson • J. Gaynor • Gladstone • Jonesy • L. Kelso • Konstantin • R. Lonergan • G. MacNeil • D. Paris • N. Rahda • Syvar • H. Takeshewada • Tutakai • N. Uhura • Yellowhorse |
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| USS Potemkin (NCC-18253) | M. Bertrand • W. T. Riker | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Phillip Boyce • Pavel Chekov • Lee Kelso • James T. Kirk • March • Guillermo Masada • Leonard McCoy • Ann Mulhall • Christopher Pike • Montgomery Scott • John Stiles • Nyota Uhura • Vinci | 
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Background[]
- There is no known Starfleet insignia for grand admiral in the era at which Chekov held that rank, but since that rank has shared a historical equivalency with fleet admiral, the fleet admiral uniform rank will be shown for Chekov for the purposes of this wiki.
- TOS video game: The Kobayashi Alternative and TOS reference: Star Trek II Biographies provided a birth day of 6 March, though with varying years not aligned with the later timeline established in Star Trek Chronology. The year was implied in TOS episode: "Who Mourns for Adonais?" and explicitly cited in ST video game: Starship Creator.
Appearances[]
References[]
External links[]
- Pavel Chekov article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.