Jutterdon

Jutterdon was a Federation space station in operation in the mid-23rd century. It was also referred to as Space Station L-6.

Service history[]

In the year 2267, scientists Nebula and Stellar arrived at the station. Through the use of a machine, they mutated station personnel into obedient humanoid-like monsters. When the USS Enterprise arrived for shore leave, James T. Kirk and Leonard McCoy were also altered by the machine. But when they were forced to fight the monsters, one of the creatures gave Kirk a communicator. Kirk and McCoy beamed back to the Enterprise and were cured with an antigen. Later, after the scientists were captured and all personnel returned to normal, the station's commander granted the starship crew extra shore leave. (TOS comic: "Jeopardy at Jutterdon")

Personnel[]

Phobos, commanding officer

Connections[]

K-class space stations
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Federation, civilian	Asobi Station • Deep Space Station S-8 • Deep Space Station S-12
Federation, Starfleet (Kelvin timeline)	Deep Space Station K-7 • Deep Space K-11
Klingon Empire, Defense Force	Alhena Station
Terran Imperial Starfleet	Neptune Station

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