- For other meanings of "DeSalle", see DeSalle (disambiguation).
| DeSalle | |
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| Actor: | Michael Barrier (actor) |
| Species: | human |
| Gender: | male |
| Hair: | black |
| Eyes: | brown |
| Affiliation: | Federation Starfleet |
| Assignment(s): | navigator |
| Stationed: | USS Enterprise |
| Rank: | Lieutenant |
| Insignia: |   |
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| Vincent DeSalle (Star Trek: Phase II) | |
| Actor: | Ron Boyd |
DeSalle was a Starfleet officer on active duty in the 23rd century.
- Star Trek Concordance and Star Trek II Biographies affirm his given name as "Vincent". In TOS novel: Wagon Train to the Stars, DeSalle's given name is said to be Anton (with a nickname of "Tony"). It's possible that DeSalle's full name might be either Anton Vincent DeSalle or Vincent Anton DeSalle.
DeSalle served as the assistant chief engineer and navigator aboard the USS Enterprise during Captain James T. Kirk's original five-year mission. He was trained in many skills, including biology.
In 2267, on stardate 2124, DeSalle was one of three people who beamed down to the planet Gothos in search of Captain Kirk and Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu, who had been abducted by the powerful alien Trelane.
Later that year, on stardate 3417, DeSalle accompanied Captain Kirk on a landing party to the Omicron colony on Omicron Ceti III. DeSalle discovered that, anomalously, the colonists themselves had been the only animal beings to survive exposure to the planet's Berthold rays. He also performed an analysis of the crops grown by the colonists. Like the rest of the Enterprise crew, DeSalle fell under the influence of the Omicron spores and mutinied, though he later recovered thanks to a subsonic transmitter.
On stardate 3018, DeSalle was placed in command of Enterprise while the rest of the command staff was off the ship and spearheaded an effort to pierce the alien barrier erected by Korob to prevent Enterprise from sending help to the landing party trapped on Pyris VII. Enterprise's crew were close to escaping the field when Korob removed it himself, as part of his effort to help the Starfleet explorers escape Sylvia's attention.
In an alternate timeline, in 2268, DeSalle served as the helmsman aboard the USS Farragut. Incredibly, he successfully piloted the ship through the atmosphere of the planet Gateway into a larger version of the Guardian Of Forever despite the huge cliffs and wind shear. (Star Trek: Phase II: "In Harm's Way")
Not long afterwards, DeSalle was placed in command of Enterprise while the ship was docked in orbit of Earth during a personnel transfer. He reluctantly returned to the helm after Lieutenant Commander Sulu assumed command. He then piloted the ship out of the drydock, however, Sulu's recent updates to the navigation systems caused the ship to spiral out of control. He and Sulu quickly managed to stop the ship from colliding with a nearby sun; however, Captain Kirk was not at all impressed with the event. (Star Trek: Phase II: "Center Seat")
In later years, DeSalle would serve as chief engineer on the Yorktown (Orion Press: Klingons!), first officer on the Potemkin. (Orion Press: Encounters and Countermoves), and commanding officer of the Republic. (Wagon Train to the Stars)
| Officers of the starships Enterprise | |||||||||||
| CO | XO | CMO | SCI | ENG | TAC | SEC | HELM | NAV | COMM | ||
NCC-1701:  
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April Pike Kirk Decker Spock |
Pike | Chin-Riley | Spock | Decker | Sulu | April Boyce M'Benga Piper McCoy Chapel |
Lucero Spock Chekov Kyle Sonak Decker Saavik |
Louvier Hemmer Pelia Scott DeSalle Cleary |
Noonien-Singh Sulu Chekov |
Noonien-Singh Giotto Freeman Chekov |
Chin-Riley Mann Ortegas G. Mitchell H. Sulu Leslie Hadley Kyle DePaul Hansen Spinelli Walking Bear |
Tyler | Amin J. Mitchell Kelso Alden | Bailey Farrell | Hadley | Riley Stiles | Latimer | DeSalle Osborne | Painter Chekov | Leslie | Haines Arex | Ilia | DiFalco Saavik |
Garison Nicola Christina Shankar Alden Uhura Farrell Hadley Palmer Martine M'Ress | |
| NX-01 | NX-01 (mirror) | NCC-1701 | NCC-1701 (alt) | NCC-1701 (mirror) | NCC-1701-A | NCC-1701-B | NCC-1701-C | NCC-1701-D | NCC-1701-E | NCC-1701-F | NCC-1701-G | |||||||||||
Appearances
- Star Trek fan fiction
- Orion Press
- "Not That Green"
- Orion Press
- Star Trek fan films
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Star Trek: Phase II |
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| Episodes: | Released: "Come What May" | "In Harm's Way" | "To Serve All My Days" | "World Enough and Time" | "Blood and Fire, Part 1" | "Blood and Fire, Part 2" | "Enemy: Starfleet" | "The Child" | "Kitumba" | "Mind-Sifter" | "The Holiest Thing" Unfinished: "Origins: The Protracted Man" | "Bread and Savagery" | "Torment of Destiny" |
| Vignettes: | "Center Seat" | "No-Win Scenario" | "Going Boldly" |
| Related Media: | Star Trek: First Voyages | Star Trek: New Voyages eMagazine | Star Trek: New Voyages podcast |
| Characters: | James T. Kirk | Spock | Leonard McCoy | Hikaru Sulu | Montgomery Scott | Pavel Chekov | Nyota Uhura | Vincent DeSalle | Janice Rand | Christine Chapel | Kargh |
| Actors: | James Cawley | Brian Gross | Jeff Quinn | Ben Tolpin | Brandon Stacy | John Kelley | Charles Root | Andy Bray | Jonathan Zungre | John Lim | J.T. Tepnapa | Julienne Irons | Kim Stinger | Ron Boyd | Meghan King Johnson | Shannon Giles |
External links
- DeSalle article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
- DeSalle article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.