PERSONNEL FILE: FEDERATION

NAME: Anderson, Shawn E.
RANK: Captain
BORN: 2348
PLACE OF BIRTH: Burleson, Texas, Earth
ORIGIN: Human
ASSIGNMENT: Head of Starfleet Research and Development
LAST SHIP: Head of the Theoretical Propulsion Group
ACADEMY CLASS: 2368 (Eighth of Class)
BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS: Compiler of the information in this database.
ACHIEVEMENTS, AWARDS: not on file
FAMILY: Father, Edward Anderson; Mother, Ann Turner; Step-Mother, Sarita Anderson; Step-Sister, Sally Nunoz; Step-Sister, Sylvia Escobedo; Step-Brother, Romeo Garza Jr.; Nephew, Joe Nunoz; Niece, Samantha Escobedo

Bibliography:

Books:
The Star Trek Encyclopedia: A Reference Guide to the Future. By Michael Okuda, Denise Okuda and Debbie Mirek. Published by Pocket Books in 1994.
The Star Trek Chronology: The History of the Future. By Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda. Published by Pocket Books in 1993.
The Star Trek Chronology: The History of the Future. By Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda. Published by Pocket Books in 1996.
The Star Trek Deep Space Nine Technical Manual. By Herman Zimmerman, Rick Sterbach and Doug Drexler. Published by Pocket Books in 1998.
Jackill's Starfleet Reference Manual: Ships of the Fleet Volume I. By Eric Kristiansen. Published by Eric Kristiansen in 1993.
Jackill's Starfleet Reference Manual: Ships of the Fleet Volume III. By Eric Kristiansen. Published by Eric Kristiansen in 1995.
Federation Reference Series 1-6. Published by Star Fleet Printing Office in 1987.
Ships of the Star Fleet Volume One. By Calon Riel. Published by Mastercom Data Center in 1987.
Ships of the Star Fleet Volume One. By Calon Riel. Published by Mastercom Data Center in 1991.

CDROM:
The Star Trek Encyclopedia: A Reference Guide to the Future. By Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda. Published by Simon and Schuster Interactive in 1997.

Blueprints:
Shuttlecraft: From One Generation to the Next.
Starbase 79.
Star Trek: The Motion Picture Blueprints. By David A. Kimble. Copyright Paramount Pictures Corperation in 1980.
Glenn Class Fleet Survey Vessel U.S.S. Grisom.
Vor'Cha Attack Cruiser: Interior and Exterior Drawings.
Klingon Scout Vessel: Full Interior and Exterior Views Plus Bridge Detail. By Lawrence Miller. Published by Lawrence Miller Design in 1985.
Regula 1: Space Laboratory. By Lawrence Miller. Published by Lawrence Miller Design in 1985.
Book of Klingon Plans: D7 Battlecruiser. By Michael McMaster. Published by Galactic Designs and Productions.
Space Station K7: Blueprints. By Kenneth Altman and Geoffrey Mandel. Published by Pan Galactic Press in 1976.
Size Comparison Chart: Major Deep Space Craft of the Known Universe, By Michael McMaster. Published by Galactic Designs and Productions in 1978.
Star Trek The Next Generation: U.S.S. Enterprise N.C.C. 1701-D Blueprints. By Rick Sternbach. Published by Pocket Books in 1996.

Web Sites:
Daystrom Institute of Technology at http://www.sundial.net/~manny/
LCARS Communications Network at http://www.lcarscom.net/
Sector 0-0-1 at http://members.aol.com/NCC2364/
The Voyager LCARS SF Database at http://lcars-access.simplenet.com/

Use of the material in any of these resources is not intended to infringe on any copyrights by the respective authors. Authors and Publishers are not known for all items. If you can identify the Authors or Publishers of any of these resources, please let me know.  Star Trek and all related materials are, of course, copyright by Paramount Pictures Corporation.

I have made every attempt to make this information as accurate as possible. Due to the wide variety of published information and the conflicts between resources, I have tried to put it into a consistent whole. In cases where information between sources disagreed, I used "official" e.g. Paramount Approved published information whenever possible. In cases where no information existed, I did my best to extrapolate from existing data.  If you find anything inaccurate or have any addition details you can add, please email me at: shawn.e.anderson@usa.net. Thank you very much.

I would like to dedicate this to the memories of Gene Roddenberry, Mark Lenard, and DeForrest Kelly.  Thier trek goes on...