Morrow
Fleet admiral Morrow was a Starfleet flag officer who served as Commander, Starfleet in 2285.

In that capacity, he and his aide conducted an inspection of the  after its return from a battle with the , which had been commandeered by Khan Noonien Singh. It was during this inspection that Morrow informed James Kirk and his crew that the Enterprise was going to be decommissioned.

Later, Kirk pled with Morrow for permission to take the Enterprise back to the  in an effort to reunite Spock's katra with his body, a request which Morrow denied, explaining that Genesis had been quarantined.

After Kirk and his bridge crew had clandestinely repaired the Enterprise and attempted to steal it from Earth Spacedock, Morrow hailed Kirk on the emergency channel and ordered him to surrender the Enterprise. Kirk offered no reply. ()

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Background information 
Admiral Morrow was portrayed by Robert Hooks. Morrow was the only Starfleet admiral to be referred to by the title of "the Commander of Starfleet." He was intended to reprise the role in , but the role of Starfleet Commander was later replaced with the role of Admiral Cartwright.

According to the script notes, Morrow was described as "a distinguished looking black man" and that he and Kirk have together shared "twenty-five years of comrade-ship, service and sacrifice." The first draft script gave his middle initial as G. The script also gave his first name as Harry.

Apocrypha 
 The novella "The Chimes at Midnight" calls him "Harold Morrow". 
 The  Elusive Salvation calls him "Harrison Morrow".
 The short story Countdown calls him "H. R. Morrow" and "Henry Morrow".
 The novel  calls him "Randolph H. Morrow". 
 The RPG book Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update calls him "Randolph E. Morrow". 
 His mirror universe  in the novel The Sorrows of Empire was named "Thomas Morrow".

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