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In the course of traveling in groups or large vehicles, an alert status is used by leaders of service and military organizations to communicate to all members of a unit when readiness for action is needed.

Starfleet[]

The Earth Starfleet began without an alert status system until one was suggested by Lieutenant Malcolm Reed aboard the prototype Enterprise, an early starship that had a larger crew and a greater need for reaction time during crisis situations. Lieutenant Reed's tactical alert utilized audio announcements, including a siren noise which was initially displeasing to other Enterprise personnel. (ENT episode: "Singularity")

Starfleet alerts[]

Klingon Defense Force alerts[]

  • Alert status one
  • Defense condition one
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