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* [[2257]] – [[2258]]: Strategy and Tactics Lecturer, Star Fleet Command School
* [[2257]] – [[2258]]: Strategy and Tactics Lecturer, Star Fleet Command School
* [[2257]] – [[2258]]: Commanding Officer, ''USS Yorktown''
* [[2257]] – [[2258]]: Commanding Officer, ''USS Yorktown''
* [[2257]] – [[2258]]:— Commanding Officer, Star Fleet Board of Review
* [[2257]] – [[2258]]: Commanding Officer, Star Fleet Board of Review
* [[2258]] – [[2267]]: Commanding Officer, ''USS Constellation''
* [[2258]] – [[2267]]: Commanding Officer, ''USS Constellation''
* [[2267]]: Death aboard ''USS Enterprise'' shuttle
* [[2267]]: Death aboard ''USS Enterprise'' shuttle

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Matt Decker (2217 – 2267) was a distinguished Star Fleet commander, tactician, and strategist who played a pivotal role in the defense and subsequent modernization of the Federation Star Fleet during the mid-23rd century.

Timeline

  • 2217: Born[1]
  • 2243 – 2244: Commanding Officer, USS Patton Oswalt
  • 2245 – 2247: Security Chief, Starbase 4
  • 2247 – 2250: First Officer, USS Constellation
  • 2257 – 2258: Strategy and Tactics Lecturer, Star Fleet Command School
  • 2257 – 2258: Commanding Officer, USS Yorktown
  • 2257 – 2258: Commanding Officer, Star Fleet Board of Review
  • 2258 – 2267: Commanding Officer, USS Constellation
  • 2267: Death aboard USS Enterprise shuttle

References

  1. ↑ The Edge of Midnight, volume I: The Business of Risk (2nd edition), p. ii