Starfleet Command
Starfleet Command, Space Central, Space Command or Spacefleet Command, was the operating authority of Starfleet, the exploratory, scientific, and military department of United Earth before being integrated into the United Federation of Planets in 2161. The organization's primary management center was located at Starfleet Headquarters in San Francisco, Earth until the 31st Century. (; ; ; )

History 
During the 22nd century and through the 23rd century, Starfleet Command was under the jurisdiction of the UESPA, notably during Captain James T. Kirk's era.

Pre-Federation 

In 2151,  Captain Jonathan Archer met with Admiral Maxwell Forrest, Admiral Daniel Leonard, Commander , and other Human and Vulcan officials at Starfleet Command to decide how to proceed with delivering the wounded Klingon Klaang back to Qo'noS. ()

In 2152, Archer was forced to return to Starfleet Command in order to decide how to proceed after Enterprise apparently destroyed the Paraagan II mining colony. ()

That same year, Malcolm Reed, under the influence of mind-altering radiation from a trinary star system, threatened to go to Starfleet Command if he could not get Captain Archer interested in approving his tactical alert protocol and other recommended changes to security procedures. ()

In  of 2153, Forrest and Williams used Starfleet Command to coordinate the response to the crisis caused by re-activated Borg drones. ()

Later that month, Enterprise was recalled after the Xindi attack on Earth, and Archer went to Starfleet Command to discuss the attack, plan a response, and gain clearance to search for the Xindi weapon. ()

After destroying the Xindi weapon in February of 2154, Archer was debriefed by Forrest, Soval, and Williams about his actions in the Delphic Expanse at Starfleet Command. ()

During shore leave later that year, Archer visited Starfleet Command again. ()

Starfleet Command also housed a prison facility in the 22nd century. Arik Soong was incarcerated here for stealing Augment embryos from Cold Station 12. ()

Starfleet Command was also host to the conference Nathan Samuels conducted to form the Coalition of Planets. The xenophobic organization Terra Prime planned to destroy the complex with a blast from the hijacked verteron array on Mars. The leader of Terra Prime, John Frederick Paxton, managed to fire the array after Archer, Malcolm Reed, Travis Mayweather, and Phlox launched a raid. However, thanks to sabotage by Enterprise chief engineer Charles Tucker III, the blast was redirected into San Francisco Bay. After the crisis passed, the conference resumed. ()

Federation 

Starfleet Command was overseen by the Federation Council and run by a chief of staff, a position held by Admiral Jonathan Archer in the late-22nd century.

Besides the fleet, Starfleet Command also oversaw the various other branches of Starfleet.

Because of the time delays involved in many subspace communications, Starfleet Command also included a network of administrative and support outposts known as starbases throughout the Federation. Starfleet's starships operated out of these starbases under the supervision of various admirals, the senior officers of the fleet.

In 2286, Starfleet Command, along with the rest of Earth, was threatened by the Whale Probe until Admiral Kirk and the crew of the late starship  stole a Klingon Bird-of-Prey, which was renamed  by Doctor Leonard McCoy. Kirk and his crew brought aboard a pair of Humpback whales called George and Gracie. These whales were the prized attraction of the Cetacean Institute in Sausalito, California. Also brought aboard was marine biologist Gillian Taylor, an employee of the institute in 1986. Kirk brought his new passengers back to 2286, at which point the whales communicated with the probe; it presumably returned to its place of origin.

By 2364, Starfleet Command had been infiltrated by parasitic being aliens, who had physically taken control of the bodies of several high-ranking Starfleet officials, including Admirals Gregory Quinn, , and Savar. The parasitic mother creature resided in the body of Lieutenant Commander Dexter Remmick. The aliens were prevented from taking over Starfleet Command by Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Commander William T. Riker of the , who, by destroying the mother creature, killed all alien parasites on the planet. ()

In 2369, while under the telepathic influence of a Saltah'na energy sphere, Kira Nerys suggested that Jadzia Dax might talk to Starfleet Command about Benjamin Sisko's handling of a Valerian transport docked at Deep Space 9 which Kira believed was transporting weapons-grade dolamide. ()

In late 2373, Starfleet Command made a decision that would change the Federation forever. They agreed with Benjamin Sisko that no more Dominion ships could be allowed into the Alpha Quadrant. The mining of the Bajoran wormhole became the catalyst of the Dominion War. ()

In 2374, Starfleet Command approved of Sisko's radical plan to bring the Romulan Star Empire into the Dominion War. ()

Later that year, Starfleet Command honored Captain Sisko with the Christopher Pike Medal of Valor for his planning and successful operation retaking Deep Space 9. ()

After Captain Sisko contacted Starfleet Command about Section 31, Starfleet Command did not acknowledge its existence, but did not deny it, either. Sisko was informed by Starfleet Command that they would look into it. The Starfleet Command investigation into Section 31 was later shelved. ()

The order to quarantine a ship or station came from Starfleet Command. ()

Due to the possibility of further threat from the Burn, both Starfleet and the Federation left Earth where they had been stationed for centuries. By the 32nd Century, Starfleet Command, and the Federation government resided on a space station located in the Alpha Quadrant. (DIS: "People of Earth", "Die Trying",  "Scavengers") 

In the alternate reality, Starfleet Command included an Office of Special Plans. ()

Personnel

22nd century 
 R. Berman ( and  dedication plaque personnel)
 A. Bormanis (Enterprise (NX-01) dedication plaque personnel)
  (Enterprise (NX-01) and Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 M. Coto (Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 F. Decker (Enterprise (NX-01), dedication plaque personnel)
  (Enterprise (NX-01) and Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
  (Enterprise (NX-01) and Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 A. Jacque-Metton (Enterprise (NX-01) dedication plaque personnel)
 M. Jacque-Metton (Enterprise (NX-01) dedication plaque personnel)
 P. Lauritson (Enterprise (NX-01) and Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 T. Matalas (Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 D. Mirabello (Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 S. Rissmiller (Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 D. Rooney (Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 D. Rossi (Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 A. Stella (Enterprise (NX-01) dedication plaque personnel)
 P. Strong (Enterprise (NX-01) dedication plaque personnel)
 M. Sussman (Enterprise (NX-01) dedication plaque personnel)
 D. Velazquez (Enterprise (NX-01) and Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 S. Welke (Enterprise (NX-01) and Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)
 B. Yacobian (Columbia (NX-02) dedication plaque personnel)

23rd century 
 J. Alexander ( and  dedication plaque personnel)
 C. Audrey ( dedication plaque personnel) 
 A. Baiers (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 J. Beattie (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 G. Berg (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 Rick K. Berman ( dedication plaque personnel) 
 K. Beyer (USS Shenzhou, USS Enterprise, and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 S. Cochran (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 A. Coleite (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 A. Colville (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 J. Duff (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel)
 D. Dworkin (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 C. Fisher (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel)
 B. Fuller (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 A. Goldsman (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 A. Harberts (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 J. Haufler (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel)
 R. Johnson (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 H. Kadin (USS Shenzhou, USS Enterprise, and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 B. Kim (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 B.Y. Kim (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 A. Kurtzman (USS Shenzhou, USS Enterprise, and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Enterprise-B dedication plaque personnel) 
 E. Lippoldt (USS Shenzhou, USS Enterprise, and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 J. Lumet (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 A. McElroy (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 J. Menosky (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 N. Meyer (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 H. Alonso Meyers (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel)
 O. Osunsanmi (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 M. Paradise (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 K. Powers (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 T. Pretak (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 A. Raffaghello (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Enterprise-B dedication plaque personnel) 
 E. Sampson (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel) 
 F. Siracusa (USS Shenzhou, USS Enterprise, and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 T. Sullivan (USS Shenzhou, USS Enterprise, and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 C. Sweeny (USS Shenzhou and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
 J. Swope (USS Enterprise dedication plaque personnel)
 J. Weber (USS Shenzhou, USS Enterprise, and USS Discovery dedication plaque personnel) 
  (USS Enterprise-B dedication plaque personnel)

24th century 
 Ahn-Ahn (Facilities) 
  (, , and  dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Valiant dedication plaque personnel)
  (, USS Defiant, , , USS Valiant, , USS Sao Paulo, and  dedication plaque personnel) 
  (USS Prometheus dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Voyager, USS Enterprise-E, and USS Prometheus  dedication plaque personnel)
 Daneeka (Facilities) 
  (USS Defiant, USS Valiant, and USS Sao Paulo dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Prometheus dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Enterprise-E dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Enterprise-E dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Enterprise-E dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Voyager, USS Prometheus, and USS Pasteur dedication plaque personnel) 
  (USS Enterprise-D dedication plaque personnel) 
 Peter Lauritson (USS Enterprise-D, USS Defiant, USS Voyager, USS Valiant, USS Prometheus, USS Sao Paulo, and USS Pasteur dedication plaque personnel) 
  (USS Enterprise-D, USS Defiant, USS Enterprise-E, USS Sao Paulo, and USS Pasteur dedication plaque personnel) 
  (USS Prometheus dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Defiant, USS Enterprise-E, USS Valiant, and USS Sao Paulo dedication plaque personnel) dedication plaque personnel) 
  (USS Voyager dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Defiant, USS Valiant, and USS Sao Paulo dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Enterprise-D, USS Defiant, USS Voyager, USS Valiant, USS Sao Paulo, and USS Pasteur dedication plaque personnel) 
  (USS Enterprise-D and USS Pasteur dedication plaque personnel) 
  (USS Enterprise-E dedication plaque personnel)
 R. Roto (Facilities) 
  (USS Enterprise-D dedication plaque personnel) 
  (USS Enterprise-E dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Voyager, USS Prometheus, and USS Pasteur dedication plaque personnel) 
  (USS Pasteur dedication plaque personnel)

25th century 
  ( dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)
  (USS Stargazer dedication plaque personnel)

Appendices

Background information
The Star Trek Sticker Book (p. 10) indicates that the -era "Starfleet Command seal" first appeared in , thought its actual first appearance on screen appears to be on a flag in . 

A similar insignia for  was introduced on Michael Burnham's environmental suit in .

Another design used for  was introduced in  set in 2399, and was later used in  set earlier in 2385.

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