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| Caption = Taskul in [[2273]].
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| Name = Taskul
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| Species = [[Arcturian]]
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| Gender = Male ([[clone]])
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| Height = ~ 5' 11"
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| Homeworld = [[Arcturus IV]]
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| Born = [[23rd century]]
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| Affiliation = [[Federation]] [[Starfleet]]
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| Occupation = [[Mining]] [[Engineer]]
 
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| Insignia = [[Image:2270s sec ens.png|Sleeve insignia.]]
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| altcaption =Taskul in [[2274]], chained with [[Leonard McCoy|McCoy]].
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Ensign '''Taskul''' was an [[Arcturian]] mining engineer assigned to the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} in the [[2270s]].
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[[Ensign]] '''Taskul''' was an [[Arcturian]] [[mining]] [[engineer]] assigned to the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} in the late [[23rd century]].
   
== History ==
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==Biography==
After the ship’s [[dilithium]] reserves were fused, the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} traveled for nine days at impulse to [[Forma VI]], site of a [[Federation]] colony and a played-out [[dilithium mine]]. Ensign Taskul was chosen for the landing party by [[James T. Kirk]] as an expert in exploring alternative strategies to scan for dilithium. Taskul cited a new method of detection which could locate a dilithium vein despite the normal shielding effect of ores like lead or gold. Later, despite using every known technique, Taskul confessed to having found no dilithium in the mine. [[Spock]] and a troop of [[Klingons]] also were unsuccessful. ({{c|TOS|Dilithium Dilemma}})
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After the ship’s [[dilithium]] reserves were fused in [[2273]], the ''Enterprise'' traveled for nine [[day]]s at [[impulse engine|impulse]] to [[Forma VI]], the site of a [[Federation]] [[colony]] and a played-out dilithium [[mining|mine]]. Ensign Taskul was chosen for the [[landing party]] by [[James T. Kirk]] as an expert in exploring alternative strategies to scan for dilithium. Taskul cited a new method of detection which could locate a dilithium vein despite the normal shielding effect of [[ore]]s like [[lead]] or [[gold]]. Later, despite using every known technique, Taskul confessed to having found no dilithium in the mine. [[Spock]] and a troop of [[Klingons]] also were unsuccessful. ({{c|TOS|Dilithium Dilemma}})
   
[[Klingon]] refugee [[Morg]] antagonized Taskul, calling him ”blob face.” The [[Arcturian]] wanted to respond, but [[Pavel Chekov]] stopped him. ({{c|TOS|Double Bluff}})
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Klingon [[refugee]] [[Morg]] antagonized Taskul, calling him ”blob face.” The Arcturian wanted to respond, but [[Pavel Chekov]] stopped him. ({{c|TOS|Double Bluff}})
   
 
:''This scene was depicted in dropped panels for the strip published May 25, 1980, not reprinted in [[The Newspaper Comics, Volume 1]]. Dropped panels were illustrations in Sunday strips which could be included or removed depending on the panel arrangement used in each newspaper's Sunday comics section.'' ([http://www.startrekcomics.info/art/themissingsundaypanels.html Dropped panel])
 
:''This scene was depicted in dropped panels for the strip published May 25, 1980, not reprinted in [[The Newspaper Comics, Volume 1]]. Dropped panels were illustrations in Sunday strips which could be included or removed depending on the panel arrangement used in each newspaper's Sunday comics section.'' ([http://www.startrekcomics.info/art/themissingsundaypanels.html Dropped panel])
   
During biannual maintenance at [[Hus-24]], the crews of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} and {{USS|Venture|Constitution class}} ({{class|Constitution}}) were detained and enslaved, with women working in grain fields and men excavating a mine. As the men attempted to escape, Taskul questioned [[James T. Kirk]]’s orders to [[Pavel Chekov]] to set their nine captured [[phaser|hand phasers]] on heavy stun, when they faced an opposition of hundreds of [[Husians]] who had their weapons set to kill. ({{c|TOS|Husian Gambit}})
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During the biannual maintenance in [[2274]] at [[Hus-24]], the crews of the ''Enterprise'' and {{USS|Venture|Constitution class}} ({{class|Constitution}}) were detained and [[slavery|enslaved]], with women working in [[grain]] fields and men excavating a mine. As the men attempted to escape, Taskul questioned Kirk’s orders to Chekov to set their nine captured [[phaser|hand phasers]] on heavy [[stun]], when they faced an opposition of hundreds of [[Husian]]s who had their [[weapon]]s set to kill. ({{c|TOS|Husian Gambit}})
   
 
:''The scene was depicted in a dropped panel from Dec. 7, 1980, not reprinted in [[The Newspaper Comics, Volume 1]]. ([http://www.startrekcomics.info/art/themissingsundaypanels.html Dropped panel])''
 
:''The scene was depicted in a dropped panel from Dec. 7, 1980, not reprinted in [[The Newspaper Comics, Volume 1]]. ([http://www.startrekcomics.info/art/themissingsundaypanels.html Dropped panel])''
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===Images===
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LA2-Archurian.jpg|Taskul discusses [[dilithium]] [[mining]].
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LA4-Taskul1.jpg|Taskul insulted by a [[Klingon]].
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LA6-Taskul.jpg|Chained with [[Hikaru Sulu]] at [[Hus-24]].
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* {{c|TOS|Dilithium Dilemma}}
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* {{c|TOS|Double Bluff}}
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* {{c|TOS|Husian Gambit}}
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Ensign Taskul was an Arcturian mining engineer assigned to the USS Enterprise in the late 23rd century.

Biography

After the ship’s dilithium reserves were fused in 2273, the Enterprise traveled for nine days at impulse to Forma VI, the site of a Federation colony and a played-out dilithium mine. Ensign Taskul was chosen for the landing party by James T. Kirk as an expert in exploring alternative strategies to scan for dilithium. Taskul cited a new method of detection which could locate a dilithium vein despite the normal shielding effect of ores like lead or gold. Later, despite using every known technique, Taskul confessed to having found no dilithium in the mine. Spock and a troop of Klingons also were unsuccessful. (TOS comic: "Dilithium Dilemma")

Klingon refugee Morg antagonized Taskul, calling him ”blob face.” The Arcturian wanted to respond, but Pavel Chekov stopped him. (TOS comic: "Double Bluff")

This scene was depicted in dropped panels for the strip published May 25, 1980, not reprinted in The Newspaper Comics, Volume 1. Dropped panels were illustrations in Sunday strips which could be included or removed depending on the panel arrangement used in each newspaper's Sunday comics section. (Dropped panel)

During the biannual maintenance in 2274 at Hus-24, the crews of the Enterprise and USS Venture (Constitution-class) were detained and enslaved, with women working in grain fields and men excavating a mine. As the men attempted to escape, Taskul questioned Kirk’s orders to Chekov to set their nine captured hand phasers on heavy stun, when they faced an opposition of hundreds of Husians who had their weapons set to kill. (TOS comic: "Husian Gambit")

The scene was depicted in a dropped panel from Dec. 7, 1980, not reprinted in The Newspaper Comics, Volume 1. (Dropped panel)

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