- For other uses, see Janeway.
The USS Janeway was a Federation starship, a Wells-class temporal science vessel in Starfleet service in the 31st century. Its commanding officer was Captain Gubret. (STO - Agents of Yesterday short story: "No Profit But The Name")
Service history and disposition[]
Kathryn Janeway was a notable 24th century starship commander, who brought the wayward Intrepid-class vessel USS Voyager home. (STO website: The Janeway Class Takes Flight)
Wells-class timeships were active in the 29th century. Janeway herself visited the USS Relativity. (VOY episode: "Relativity")
The Wells-class USS Janeway operated in the 31st century. At the time, the Na'kuhl star had been reignited. Gubret, who served as the ship's captain, was a Na'kuhl himself.
In that century, the Na'kuhl Daemosh-class timeship NV Salvation was temporally displaced from the Battle of Procyon V in the year 2554 to the 31st century. The Salvation crew had fought against the Federation in the battle and were alarmed when they detected the Wells-class ship. However, Gubret hailed them, introduced himself to Leader Tarnh, and welcomed the wayward Salvation home to the planet Na'kuhl. (STO - Agents of Yesterday short story: "No Profit But The Name")
The 32nd century T'Pau and Janeway.
By the time the Burn occured in 3069[1], Starfleet operated the Janeway-subclass of the Intrepid-class science vessel. (STO website: The Janeway Class Takes Flight)
By 3190, a Courage- or Kirk-class starship carried the name USS Janeway. (DSC episode: "The Examples")
Personnel[]
- commanding officer:
- Captain Gubret
Appendices[]
Connections[]
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USS Janeway (Wells-class) • USS Janeway (32nd century) • see also: Janeway-class | 
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Appearances and references[]
Appearances[]
- STO - Agents of Yesterday short story: "No Profit But The Name" (first appearance)
References[]
- ↑ DSC episode: "Die Trying"
External links[]
- USS Janeway article at Star Trek Online Wiki.
- No Profit But the Name dev blog at the official ARC website.