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Starfleet Orders

  • Starfleet Order 002: Starfleet regulation against the taking of intelligent life. (TOS: "One of Our Planets is Missing")
  • Starfleet Order 104: Paragraph B - In the absence of a starship's assigned captain, a flag officer has the authority to assume command of the starship should he deem it necessary. (TOS: "The Doomsday Machine")
  • Starfleet Order 104: Section C - Should it be proven with admissible evidence that the flag officer who has assumed command is medically or psychologically unfit for command, the starship's ranking officer may relieve him on that basis. (ENT: "Hatchery"; TOS: "The Doomsday Machine")
  • Starfleet Order 2005: Orders the destruction of a Starship by allowing Matter/Antimatter to mix in an uncontrolled manner. This is a last resort for a captain that allows him/her to prevent their ship or crew from falling into enemy hands. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)
  • Special Order 66715: Federation order that states: "[Starfleet has] the authority to neutralize security threats to Deep Space 9 by any means necessary". (DS9: "Inquisition")
This might not actually be a real Order. Nevertheless, considering the importance of the keeping the station under Federation control during the Dominion War, may also very well be a real Order.
 
  • Procedure Q: If a state of deep hostility exists, a landing party is to beam down fully armed and ready for any kind of trouble. (TOS: "Bread and Circuses")

 

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