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[[Image:Briefing room.jpg|thumb|An {{class|Intrepid}} briefing room]]
 
[[Image:Briefing room.jpg|thumb|An {{class|Intrepid}} briefing room]]
A '''briefing room''' is a dedicated area on a [[starship]] were the command staff can meet to discuss events and plan there responses.
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A '''briefing room''' is a dedicated area on a [[starship]] or facility were the [[senior staff|command staff]] can meet to discuss events and plan there responses. Aboard starships, briefing rooms are usually located in proximity to the ship's [[bridge]].
   
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[[Space station]]s and [[starbase]] facilities with often equipped with numerous briefing rooms, while starships were usually only equipped with one dedicated briefing room. ({{n|TOS|sub=My Brother's Keeper|{{nd|Constitution}}}})
Some starships classes have areas similar to briefing rooms with alternate designations:
 
* [[Galaxy class|Galaxy]] and [[Sovereign class]] starships have rooms known as [[observation lounge|observation]] or conference lounges that could be used as briefing rooms.
 
* [[NX class]] ships have a [[situation room]] towards the rear of the [[bridge]] where a large display table and screens help the crew develop a plan of action.
 
* [[Defiant class]] ships do not have a dedicated briefing room but do have a table area in the bridge like the NX class and can use the [[mess hall]] as a briefing room if necessary.
 
* Space stations also had dedicated briefing areas. On [[Deep Space Nine]] this room was called the ward room, and was used for briefings and other station functions - such as receptions.
 
   
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Aboard {{class|NX}} starships in the [[22nd century]], the briefing room was referred to as the [[situation room]], which was located at the rear of the bridge and was designated as an area for officers to discuss mission details. (''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'')
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Aboard {{class|Galaxy}} and {{class|Sovereign}} starships in the [[24th century]], the briefing room was referred to as the [[observation lounge|conference or observation lounge]]. (''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'')
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Aboard some smaller starships, such as the {{class|Defiant}}, their was no dedicated briefing room due to the space requirements. Instead, there is a small table area at the back of the bridge or the [[mess hall]] could serve in some circumstances. (''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'')
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[[Deep Space 9]] had a dedicated briefing room which was known as the [[ward room]]. During the [[2370s]], this room was also used to hold several social functions, such as receptions and [[wedding]]s. (''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'')
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==''Constitution''-class==
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As originally designed, the early models of {{class|Constitution}} [[starship]]s were only equipped with one dedicated [[briefing room]]. ({{n|TOS|sub=My Brother's Keeper|{{nd|Constitution}}}})
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In later models, and in those who had received extensive [[refit]]s, they were equipped with at least two briefing rooms, but they were not located in proximity to the bridge. The windowless briefing rooms contained a conference table with a [[computer]] terminal for easy access to data, and an additional [[viewscreen]] was installed on the wall. (''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]''; {{e|ENT|In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II}})
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Briefing room

An Intrepid-class briefing room

A briefing room is a dedicated area on a starship or facility were the command staff can meet to discuss events and plan there responses. Aboard starships, briefing rooms are usually located in proximity to the ship's bridge.

Space stations and starbase facilities with often equipped with numerous briefing rooms, while starships were usually only equipped with one dedicated briefing room. (TOS - My Brother's Keeper novel: Constitution)

Aboard NX-class starships in the 22nd century, the briefing room was referred to as the situation room, which was located at the rear of the bridge and was designated as an area for officers to discuss mission details. (Star Trek: Enterprise)

Aboard Galaxy-class and Sovereign-class starships in the 24th century, the briefing room was referred to as the conference or observation lounge. (Star Trek: The Next Generation)

Aboard some smaller starships, such as the Defiant-class, their was no dedicated briefing room due to the space requirements. Instead, there is a small table area at the back of the bridge or the mess hall could serve in some circumstances. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)

Deep Space 9 had a dedicated briefing room which was known as the ward room. During the 2370s, this room was also used to hold several social functions, such as receptions and weddings. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)

Constitution-class

As originally designed, the early models of Constitution-class starships were only equipped with one dedicated briefing room. (TOS - My Brother's Keeper novel: Constitution)

In later models, and in those who had received extensive refits, they were equipped with at least two briefing rooms, but they were not located in proximity to the bridge. The windowless briefing rooms contained a conference table with a computer terminal for easy access to data, and an additional viewscreen was installed on the wall. (Star Trek: The Original Series; ENT episode: "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II")

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