Ali Harper

See Harper for other articles with titles that contain, either by relationship or by coincidence, this character's surname.

Ensign Ali Harper was a male Human Starfleet engineer who served aboard the USS Enterprise in the 2260s.

HistoryEdit

In 2267, Ensign Harper located a Gorn sabotage device in a Jefferies tube within the ship's main routing circuits. (TOS - New Visions comic: "More of the Serpent Than the Dove")

In 2268, Harper participated in the repair of the starship's warp-propulsion systems when the Enterprise encountered a swarm of ancient mechanized, telepathic bioships destroying local stars for sustenance. (TOS - New Visions comic: "Swarm")

When the Enterprise was assigned to test the M-5 computer later that same year, Harper was one of the crewmembers left aboard as part of the skeleton crew. Unfortunately, Harper died shortly after when he attempted to disconnect the computer from the Enterprise's power systems, and M-5 increased the flow and vaporized him. (TOS episode & Star Trek 9 novelization: The Ultimate Computer)

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USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) engineering personnel
under Rasmussen & April	Brownell • Chang • Cho • Fourrier • Graff • Hart • Kursley • Marvick • McCormick • Number One • Powell • Roberts • Saffire • Thompson • Thorvaldsen • Wood	under Pike	Abdelnaby • Ars Dan • Barry • Brien • Hazarstennaj • Grace • Burnstein • Pitcairn • Louvier • Samson • Scott • Spahn • van Hansen • Wright • Yamata
under Kirk (1st 5-year mission)	Andres • Antonoff • Aziz • Barnhart • Bates • Becker • Berkeley • Bregman • Burdock • Burrows • Campeas • Celaux • Chalmers • Chatusram • Cho • Colfax • Corcoran • Corman • Cortez • Crandall • Crider • Critelli • Dastagir • Davis • DeLong • deRoos • DeSalle • Devlin • Dixon • Douglas • Dubois • Duchamps • Edwards • Frost • Harper • Harrison • D. Gabler • F. Gabler • Galloway • Gardner • Gordon • Grant • Green • Hart • Hazarstennaj • Holgersson • Jacobs • James • Jenkins • Kaplan • Kopka • Krensky • Kyle • Lanz • Lefebre • Lemli • Leslie • Lewis • Loupas • Lyles • MacPherson • Massachi • C. Masters • V. Masters • Markham • Matt • McConel • McDuff • McPhee • M'degu • Mikhalis • Miller • Mueller • Nagata • Nason • Nikkatsu • Nova • Oba • O'Neil • Orsay • Ramirez • Renner • Riley • Riviera • Rogers • Rostofski • Russ • Satterfield • Schirmeister • Scott • Senif • Sepopoa • Shallert • Shea • Shigeda • Singh • Stanley • Stryker • Sulernova • Tam • Tenney • Tersarkisov • Thomas • Washburn • Watkins • Watson • Whitehead • B. Wilson • Wilson • Winfield • Wyatt • Zellich
subsequent missions under Kirk & Spock	Athendë • Bradley • Carpenter • M. Cleary • Dettner • Grenni • Hadley • Heineman • Ihirian • Jacobs • Kasatsuki • Kugel • Layne • Lydia • Nörenberg • Preston • Quarton • R'trikahi • Rand • Ross • Schneider • Scott • Taskul • Thobo • Two Feathers • Weinberger • Williams
see also: administrative personnel • communications personnel • medical personnel • pilots & flight control personnel • security & tactical personnel • sciences personnel • senior staff • unnamed (2240s and 2250s • 2260s • 2270s and 2280s)

AppearancesEdit

• TOS - New Visions comic: "More of the Serpent Than the Dove"
• TOS - New Visions comic: "Swarm"
• TOS episode & Star Trek 9 novelization: The Ultimate Computer

External linkEdit

• Ali Harper article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.