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Cari L. Thomas was a 24th century Human serving as a career Starfleet officer in the 2350s and 2360s decades.

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In the year 2354, Cari Thomas was listed on directory signs on Starbase 32 as an officer of Starfleet Operational Support Services, in office 45244. (TNG episode: "Violations")

Thomas was listed on the dedication plaque of the USS Enterprise-D as an officer of the Starfleet Engineering group in the year 2363. (later seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation)

By 2364, Thomas had achieved the rank of captain and was the commanding officer of the Federation starship USS Puget Sound on a survey mission of Sector 450/32450. An admiral at Starfleet Mission Operations changed the orders and requested acknowledgement of the changes through subspace com net security mode 045, code 100 alpha. (TNG episode: "Conspiracy")

In 2365, Thomas and was the commanding officer of the Federation starship USS Farouk El-Baz when it patrolled the Romulan Neutral Zone in sector 130, around stardate 42523.7. (TNG episode: "The Measure of a Man")

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