- For the mirror universe counterpart, see A.G. Robinson (mirror).
- See Robinson for other articles with titles that contain, either by relationship or by coincidence, this character's surname.
A.G. Robinson was a Human who lived during the 22nd century. He was a Commander, and later a Captain in the Earth Starfleet, and was a friend of fellow officer Jonathan Archer.
- The book Federation: The First 150 Years uses "J" as Robinson's first initial instead of "A".
History[]
In 2143 he was involved in Starfleet efforts to break the warp 2 barrier. Robinson became the first to do so, getting the NX-Alpha test craft to fly at warp 2.2 before it was destroyed. When Starfleet suspended further testing at the insistence of the Vulcan government, Robinson and Archer took out the NX-Beta on an unauthorized flight. With corrections made by Charles Tucker III, the two men were able to get the craft to safely fly at warp 2.5. Even though the two men were grounded by Starfleet for this infraction, the ship's ability to fly safely at this speed convinced Starfleet that the engine was sound and that they should continue their efforts.
A.G. Robinson in 2150.
Eventually Robinson was promoted to the rank of captain. Robinson was considered as a candidate to command the Enterprise (NX-01), however, Archer was ultimately chosen, six months before the launch of Enterprise. As the second warp five ship, Columbia (NX-02) neared completion, Robinson was expected to be named that ship's commander. However, in March of 2153 Robinson died in an accident while climbing Earth's Mount McKinley. (ENT episode: "First Flight")
The Robinson Nebula and the Daedalus-class starship A.G. Robinson were named in his honor. (ENT episode: "First Flight", ENT - The Romulan War novel: To Brave the Storm)
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External link[]
- A.G. Robinson article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.