T'Lara

For the mirror universe counterpart, see T'Lara (mirror).

T'Lara was a Vulcan woman in Starfleet in the 23rd and 24th centuries. She was born sometime before the year 2255.

Biography[]

As of the year 2282, she held the rank of Ensign, and was assigned as helmsman of the USS Enterprise under Captain Spock. (TOS eBook: The Darkness Drops Again)

Around the turn of the 24th century, Captain T'Lara joined the Starfleet JAG. In 2355, she served on as defense counsel for Captain Jean-Luc Picard in his court martial at Starbase 32 for charges stemming from the loss of the USS Stargazer. (TNG novel: The Buried Age)

By 2372, T'Lara had reached the rank of Admiral. In that year, she presided over an extradition hearing, to determine if Lieutenant Commander Worf would be turned over to the Klingon Empire for allegedly firing on an unarmed civilian transport. (DS9 episode: "Rules of Engagement")

In 2381, Alynna Nechayev told Edward Jellico that he could delegate to T'Lara his dealings with the Federation Council as part of his role of Commander in chief. (ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals)

T'Lara retired several weeks later and became a consultant to the T'Shiro Cultural Exchange. In February of 2381, she appeared as a panelist on Illuminating the City of Light to discuss the aftermath of the recent Borg Invasion. (ST novel: A Singular Destiny)

USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) flight control personnel
Under Robert April	Ferarra • C. Florida • Nobis • Po • I. Soulian	Under Christopher Pike	Mohindas • Number One • J. Tyler • Viola • B. Wayne
Under James T. Kirk (first five-year mission)	Akrumba • D. Alden • Arex N. E. • D. Bailey • L. Baker • T. Barrows • Brady • Brubaker • Burnhard • Chalmers • P. Chekov • M. Cheung • J. Clayton • Connors • S. DePaul • V. DeSalle • J. Farrell • Frost • Green • B. Hadley • J. Haines • B. Hansen • Harrison • M. Ita • L. Kelso • S. Kerby • Kovaks • J. Kyle • R. Latimer • R. Leslie • F. Longstreet • V. Mahtani • G. Mitchell • Moore • Nova • R. Painter • N. Rahda • K. Riley • Sanchez • Sankey • Shaffer • Spinelli • Stanley • A. Stiles • H. Sulu • H. Tanaka • J. Thompson • Tommy • Vitali • D. Walking Bear
Subsequent missions under Kirk & Spock	D. Avoca • Bhutto • Billings • N. Bryce • s'Bysh • P. Chekov • M. DiFalco • Domenick • M. Ledoux • Haarv • Heming • Hwavirë • Ilia • A. Lee • Ryan • Saavik • E. Sherwood • H. Sulu • T'Lara
see also: Personnel roster • administrative personnel • communications personnel • engineering personnel • medical personnel • security & tactical personnel • sciences personnel • senior staff • unnamed (2240s and 2250s • 2260s • 2270s and 2280s)

Starbase 32 personnel
Dolores Arce • Richard Arnold • Richard Balder • Darya Bat-Levi • Rick Berman • Bob Blackman • Phillip Boyce • Brannon Braga • Dick Brownfield • Ed Charnock, Jr. • Joe Chess • Richard Chronister • Tom Conley • Daniel Curry • Dick D'Angelo • Doug Dean • Lolita Fatjo • Kim Fitzgerald • Arlene Fukai • Cosmo Genovese • Cheryl Gluckstern • Merri Howard • Phillip Jacobson • Richard James • Naomi Jerusalmi • Ralph Johnson • Heidi Julian • Mollie Katz • Carol Kunz • Peter Lauritson • Robert Legato • David Livingston • Joe Longo • Phillipa Louvois • Jim Magdaleno • Terri Martinez • Arlen McAteer • Scott McKnight • James Mees • Joe Menosky • Ronald D. Moore • Tom Moore • Andrew Neskoromny • John Nesterowicz • Wendy Neuss • Louise Nielsen • Ernie Over • Diane Overdiek • Bill Peets • Michael Piller • Tom Purser • Maricella Ramirez • Gene Roddenberry • Wendy Rosenfeld • David Rossi • Rick Rowe • Marvin Rush • Charlie Russo • Thomas Salisbury • Sartak • Fernando Sepulveda • Suzi Shimizu • Adele Simmons • Alan Sims • Waverly Smothers • Alex Smutko • Bob Sordal • Gary Speckman • Rick Sternbach • Eric Stillwell • Michael Stradling • George Stuart, Jr. • Jeri Taylor • Cari L. Thomas • Wil Thoms • Jim Thorpe • T'Lara • Murphy Wiltz • Edmond Wright • Herb Wright • Brad Yacobian