Yaramoto

Yaramoto was a male human and a Starfleet admiral based in San Francisco in the 23rd century. Yaramoto oversaw some operations of the USS Enterprise in 2279.

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Yaramoto cut short a holiday that Vice-Admiral James T. Kirk was on and assigned him temporary command of the Enterprise for a priority diplomatic mission. Kirk was to deliver two courier clones to the Sangdor Principality who would decode a peace message with the aim of ending hostilities between Sangdor and the Federation. Per customs of the Sangdor, the message had to be delivered by an admiral, which Yaramoto explained was why Captain Spock couldn't lead the mission.

Yaramoto smoked a cigarette. (TOS comic: "Send in the Clones")

When the Enterprise returned to drydock and Kirk reported back to San Francisco, Yaramoto ended Kirk’s temporary status with the ship, assigning him to permanent shore duty. Kirk reacted defiantly by resigning from Starfleet. Kirk accepted an offer to be captain of a Free Trader vessel. Yaramoto updated Spock on Kirk's status. After Kirk discovered that the Free Trader vessel was secretly ferrying slaves to Epsilon XXI, Kirk's commission was reactivated and his status restored, with Kirk soon back aboard the Enterprise. (TOS comic: "The Retirement of Admiral Kirk")

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Starfleet Command personnel
22nd century	Earth Starfleet	R. Berman • G. Black • A. Bormanis • B. Braga • F. Decker • J.P. Farrell • M. Forrest • S. Gardner • M. Howard • A. Jacque-Metton • M. Jacque-Metton • P. Lauritson • D. Leonard • A. Stella • P. Strong • M. Sussman • D. Velazquez • S. Welke • M. Williams
22nd century	Chinua Abute • Jonathan Archer • Samuel Gardner • Malcolm Reed • Marcus Williams
23rd century	April • Bennett • R.K. Berman • Buchinsky • Caflisch • Cartwright • Chung • Ciana • Comsol • E. Connolly • Damion • Dur Tahr • Fitzpatrick • Fogel-Malone • Griggs • Halloran • Handler • Harper • Hrokk • Jinz • Kadan • Kinski • Krasnovsky • Lindstrom • Mason • Mohamed • Morgan • Morrow • Nguyen • Nogura • Normand • Probert • Lu Sing Quaid • Ro • Roddenberry • Selok • Smillie • Sondergaard • Stav • Stilak • Tatanen • Tomlinson • van Leeuwenhook • Vindeilin • Voysey • Weems • Yaramoto
23rd century	Kelvin timeline	Richard Barnett • Nensi Chandra • James Komack • Mark Lenard • Gretchen Lui • Alexander Marcus • Christopher Pike • Alice Rawlings
24th century	Aarniokoski • Aaron • Akaar • Anastas • Appel • Baiers • Batanides • Behr • Berg • R. Berman • Beyer • Bordson • Braga • Buenamigo • Chabon • Chekov • Clancy • Coburn • Connolly • Drexler • Eaves • Echevarria • Edrich • Falsetti • Gbowee • Goddard • Goldsman • Gregory • Janeway • Jefferies • Jellico • Joham • H. Kadin • Krause • Kurtzman • Landau • Lauritson • Livingston • Maggs • Massin • Matalas • Michelson • Monfette • R.D. Moore • Nechayev • Okuda • Okumura • Oster • Piller • Probert • G. Quinn • J. Quinn • Randall • E. Roddenberry • G. Roddenberry • Roth • Singh • Stapf • Sternbach • W. Stout • Tatosky • Toddman • Tretta • Whatley • H. Zimmerman • J. Zimmerman
24th century	First Splinter timeline	Akaar • Batanides • Bordson • Hong • Janeway • Jellico • Nechayev • J. Quinn • Ventrice • Walter
25th century	Herthel • Kathryn Janeway • Tuvok • Sally Whitley
32nd century	Senna Tal • Charles Vance

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TOS comic: "Send in the Clones"
TOS comic: "The Retirement of Admiral Kirk"