Thomas Fredricks

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Thomas Fredricks was a male Human who served in Starfleet during the 2400s as a warp field theorist^{[citation needed]} at Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards.^[1] He held the rank of lieutenant commander as of 2409.

Biography Edit

Starfleet Academy Edit

Thomas had a bit of a negative reputation at Starfleet Academy that lasted well after he had graduated. At least one graduate from the Class of 2408 knew a bit about him.^[2]

Thomas graduated from Starfleet Academy in 2384.^{[citation needed]}

Service at Utopia Planitia Edit

Thomas was assigned to the Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards in 2397 to assist in developing more efficient forms of space travel.^{[citation needed]}

Thomas was indirectly mocked by Cadet Daniel Harvey for enlisting at Utopia Planitia rather than the front lines of the Federation-Klingon War. Sofia Wenner, another cadet, rebutted, stating that there was nothing wrong with enlisting at Utopia Planitia.^[2]

His career came into question in 2409 after a disagreement between he and his superior officer.^[3]

Relationships Edit

Family Edit

Thomas and his son, Jason, had a complicated relationship, to say the least.^{[citation needed]}

During his valedictory at the Starfleet Academy Class of 2408 graduation ceremony, Jason thanked Thomas and Maria for "standing by" him.^[4][a]

Starfleet Edit

Nicholas Wells Edit

According to Remus Wells, Thomas and Nicholas Wells were best friends during their Academy days. Thomas would often stay at the Wells' house during this time.^[5]

Appendices Edit

Background and trivia Edit

• According to old author notes, Thomas' full name was Thomas Allan Fredricks, but his middle name has never been mentioned anywhere else.
• The first time his name is spoken in dialog is in "Stop the Signal" (he is referred to as Tom).

Appearances Edit

• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "The Price of Liberty" (First mentioned; chronological order)
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Stop the Signal" (First mentioned; publish order)
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "War Is Good for Business" (First appearance)
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "What Lies Beneath" (Mentioned only)

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