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	Tomed Incident - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		The Tomed Incident was a terrible confrontation between the United Federation of Planets and the Romulan Star Empire in 2311 that cost thousands of lives.
		The incident led to the signing of the Treaty of Algeron, which banned Federation research into or use of any cloaking device, and led to the withdrawal of the Romulan government from interstellar affairs until 2364.
		The Tomed Incident was the primary focus of the Lost Era novel, "Serpents Among the Ruins".
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Tomed_Incident (227 words)

	IRW Tomed - Non-canon Star Trek Wiki
		The IRW Tomed was the Ivarix-class flagship of the Romulan Imperial Fleet in the early 24th century.
		Memories of the Tomed tend to be less than pleasant due to the eponymously named Tomed Incident which led to the Romulans sealing their borders for years.
		History records that Vokar led the Tomed on a rogue attack into the Foxtrot sector, however in truth this was the result of sabotage by Starfleet Intelligence as part of a plot to avoid all-out war with the Romulans (TLE novel: Serpents Among the Ruins).
	startrek.wikia.com /wiki/Tomed (158 words)

	Tomed Incident - Non-canon Star Trek Wiki
		The Tomed Incident was a horrific act of terrorism in 2311 that cost many thousands of Federation lives.
		The Tomed Incident nearly accomplished Vokar's goal before the Klingon Empire, previously neutral, sided with Federation forces, thus prompting the Imperial Fleet to retreat from the border.
		Shortly after the Tomed Incident, the Romulan Star Empire forced the Federation to sign a revised Treaty of Algeron that banned cloaking technology within the UFP in return for the Star Empire's agreement to withdraw into its borders and to recall all of its diplomatic missions and citizens, effectively isolating them on the astropolitical scene.
	startrek.wikia.com /wiki/Tomed_Incident (377 words)

	Tomed - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		Tomed is the designation for an unspecified astronomical feature near the Federation-Romulan border not far from Vulcan space.
		In 2311, the Tomed Incident between the Federation and the Romulan Star Empire led to numerous casualties on both sides and marked the beginning of the Romulan isolation over the following 53 years.
		Pocket TOS novel "Serpents Among the Ruins" describes the Tomed Incident dealing with a Romulan battle cruiser named Tomed, which again raises the likelihood of "Tomed" being a place name or some other type of proper noun which the ship was named after.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Tomed (206 words)

	Flare Sci-Fi Forums: Tomed Incident
		Culturally, though, Tomed is more Romulan than Vulcan (their culture could be said to be 'proto-Romulan'), and because of their independent nature, Tomed has never shown an interest in joining the Federation—-though due to their relationship with their Vulcan cousins, they have established good relations with many Federation worlds.
		Tomed declared the attacks were a defensive measure that was completely justified by Starfleet's act of aggression (their fleet movements); in having Tomed claim the 'high ground,' the Romulans had one aim: to keep the Klingons on the sideline for the expected war between the Federation and the Romulans.
		Soon afterward, the pro-Romulan regime on Tomed was ousted by moderates; with this move, the blockade was lifted, and diplomatic relations between Tomed and the Federation resumed.
	flare.solareclipse.net /cgi2/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=7;t=001511;p=0 (2776 words)

	Romulan Star Empire - Bravo Fleet InfoBase (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The military, embarrassed and infuriated by this incident, was ready to invade Federation space to retrieve the cloak, but the Federation hastily pledged to use the device only to develop countermeasures against Romulan ships, not to build a cloak of their own.
		In the incident's aftermath, progressives in the two governments engaged in a diplomatic push for measures to advance galactic peace; the Romulans at this time were leery of confronting the Federation head-on, especially after the Organian Treaty forestalled any Federation-Klingon conflict, lending mainstream support to this approach of peaceful influence.
		The Romulans view the incident as being sparked by the Federation's illegal development of cloaking technology based on the device taken during the Enterprise incident nearly half a century earlier; while the Federation cited Romulan incursions into the Neutral Zone, which had become somewhat porous over the past few decades.
	www.bfinfobase.org /index.php?title=Romulan_Star_Empire (5124 words)

	Donald B. Gibson - Tomed Incident Question...and kudos to M&M and S&S (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
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		Re: Tomed Incident Question...and kudos to MandM and SandS - Donald B. Gibson - 02/09/07 18:17:03 GMT
	www.comicboards.com /psiphiboards/startrek/view.php?trd=070209141519 (234 words)

	Romulan Star Empire - Bureau of Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		There was little contact for decades until the Tomed Incident in 2311, in which thousands of lives were lost, triggered an isolationism of the Romulans that lasted until 2364.
		In 2365 war was narrowly averted during an incident of the planet of Iconia (Iconia data is classified).
		Various classified Starfleet personnel were involved in the incident to determine the Ambassador's motives.
	boi.alt-starfleet-rpg.com /index.php?title=Romulan_Star_Empire (1150 words)

	United Federation of Planets
		But in 2311 the Tomed Incident occurred in which thousands of Starfleet personnel died and Romulan outposts disappeared.
		In 2365, the Federation had first formal contact with the Borg (previous accounts of the Borg were sketchy at best), who soon later threatened the existence of the Federation, at the Battle of Wolf 359.
		Other events of this era include the Klingon Civil War, the meeting of the Q, and various time travel incidents.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/un/United_Federation_of_Planets.html (983 words)

	Tomed Incident - Memory Alpha
		Het Tomed Incident was een verschrikkelijke confrontatie tussen de Federatie en het Romulan Ster Rijk in 2311 waar duizenden levens verloren gingen.
		Het incident leidde tot het tekenen van het Verdrag van Algeron.
		Het Tomed Incident was het hoofdonderwerp van het Lost Era boek, "Serpents Among the Ruins".
	www.memory-alpha.org /nl/wiki/Tomed_Incident (112 words)

	Romulan Neutral Zone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Although the outposts were later found to have been destroyed by the Borg, the Incident triggered a resumption of hostilities between the Romulans and the Federation.
		It was later determined that the pattern of large craters was characteristic of Borg attacks, suggesting the possibility of Borg activity near Federation space nearly a year prior to first contact with the Enterprise -D in 2365.
		Unfortunately, the Yamato itself fell victim to an Iconian weapon, and an interstellar incident was nearly triggered when the same weapon nearly destroyed the Enterprise -D and a Romulan Warbird.
	pages.infinit.net /startrk/civ/romu/zonen.html (411 words)

	Ex Astris Scientia - Warp Drive and Romulan History
		The monastery of P'Jem was built around 850 B.C. (ENT: "The Andorian Incident"), and it is stated in the episode that it is a long way from Vulcan.
		The Tomed Incident in 2311 was the beginning of another period of Romulan isolation (TNG: "The Defector", "The Pegasus").
		Nevertheless, the principle of a matter/antimatter warp core taken from the Klingons was later abandoned in favor of an artificial quantum singularity.
	www.ex-astris-scientia.org /inconsistencies/history-romulan.htm (3889 words)

	Galactopedia R Section 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In an incident on Garon II, Ro took it upon herself to disobey orders, resulting in the eath of eight crewmembers, including executive officer Waid.
		She was called in on the Tahna Los and Khon-Ma incident.
		Rom is known for liberal teachings in light of the conservative Ferengi infrastructure, he is continuing Zak and Ishka's reforms of female rights on Ferenginar.
	captainmike.org /Galactopedia/r3.html (2580 words)

	beam eBooks - David R. George III: Serpents Among the Ruins - eBook für Mobipocket Reader, PDF, Palm Pocket PC Symbian
		THE YEAR IS 2311 It is a year of infamy, a year that later generations will remember as one that altered the course of history at the cost of thousands of lives.
		It is the year of the Tomed Incident, and its tale can at last be told.
		In the midst of escalating political tensions among the Klingons, the Romulans, and the Federation, Starfleet goes forward with the inaugural flight of Universe, a prototype starship that promises to revolutionize space exploration.
	www.beam-ebooks.de /ebook/9913421 (186 words)

	Romulan cultures
		However, this has not stopped the Romulans from covertly instigating numerous galactic incidents in an attempt to manipulate adversaries.
		Indeed, Romulans are so obsessed with espionage that the Romulan's own military intelligence agency, the Tal Shiar, not only spies on their enemies but also the Star Empire's own citizens for signs of betrayal.
		And after the Tomed Incident of 2311, the Romulans had almost no contact with the United Federation of Planets until 2364.
	website.lineone.net /~tim_carolyn/cultures/romulanc.html (387 words)

	The Tomed Incident. What do we know?
		I know about all we know from it in canon is that is was some kind of incident between the Romulans and the Federation, it led to the treaty of Algeron and a period of Romulan isolation.
		The end result of what came to be known as the Tomed Incident (after the defecting scientist) was the Treaty of Algeron, which prohibited the Federation from developing cloaking technologies, and a half-century of Romulan isolationism.
		You could tell them that those bases and the ship were being phased out of service, which was partially true, but then the moment the Tomed Incident happened they would all know it was a lie and that no one died that day.
	scn.nov-net.com /index.php?topic=705.0 (3515 words)

	John Harriman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Although Kirk is successful and the Enterprise escapes, an energy tendril lops off a portion of the stardrive section, including the area where Kirk is. Kirk is lost in the incident and presumed dead (Star Trek: Generations).
		According to the non-canon Lost Era novel Serpents Among the Ruins, Harriman remains in command of the Enterprise for nearly twenty years and develops a reputation as an excellent and capable officer.
		Harriman stands down as captain of the Enterprise after the Tomed Incident of 2311 and is succeeded by Demora Sulu.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Harriman (420 words)

	Dark Moon Rising - February 2004
		Each examines an incident or series of incidents in Federation history, or steps into the lives of met or mentioned captains at critical moments of their pasts.
		Considerable thought, research, and skill has gone into bringing the characters to life in stories that deserve to be told for reasons other than being entrants in the encyclopedias of Trek fandom.
		George’s Serpents Among the Ruins takes on the oft-mentioned Tomed incident, drawing a bead on the complex and troubled relations between the Federation, Romulans and Klingons of the period.
	www.darkmoonrising.com /issues/feb04/?file=serpents (723 words)

	Star Trek The Breen War
		Not only was this battle bloody, it also took Starfleet's most prominent symbol of exploration and benevolence, the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-B. This single loss demoralized and crushed the Federation, stunned that such a swift, violent bloodbath could happen it what was previously a "post-Cold War" era.
		Aside from this incident, the other Ambassadors served the fleet in less dire circumstances untill the Cardassian Wars thoughout the early 2350's.
		Slaughters such as the Mallar VII Incident took the lives of hundreds of thousands of Federation citizens.
	tbw.ex-astris-scientia.org /amby.html (2050 words)

	Renaissance Class
		Buckingham took the Shakespeare into a dangerous and classified encounter in 2311, during the height of the Tomed Incident.
		The exact details of the incident cannot be revealled, but the result of this was a promotion to commodore for Maxwell Buckingham.
		I chose names for the Renaissance class from people famous from the renaissance period, or people associated with revolutionary changes - Stephenson, Di Vinci etc. Shakespeare was the obvious choice and was also the springboard for the character of Maxwell Buckingham - sector commander of Starbase 77 in the stories and brother-in-law to Nathaniel Hawkins.
	www.btinternet.com /~ady1971/renaissance.html (402 words)

	history
		An interstellar incident is almost triggered when the Iconian device nearly destroys both a Romulan Warbird and the Enterprise-D. A Romulan Scoutship enters the RNZ near the Federation outpost Sierra IV.
		The Tomed Incident was an act of terrorism in 2311 that cost many thousands of Federation lives.
		Shortly after the Tomed Incident, the Romulan Star Empire forced the Federation to sign a revised Treaty of Algeron.
	www.pfrpg.org /RH/history.htm (4567 words)

	Romulan Star Empire
		Over the couple of years directly after the Cheron incident (or Battle of Cheron), the Humans engaged in an ambitious enterprise to unify their world and resources with those of other races; races they'd maintained close diplomatic ties and trade relations with.
		Various incidents of Neutral Zone violations occurred over the following years and decades involving several notable skirmishes, such as a brutal attack on a Federation colony -an incident which became known as the Norkan Massacre, but an outright confrontation was always averted.
		Until that is the Tomed Incident which occurred in 2311.
	www.trekmania.net /diplomatic/romulan.htm (1997 words)

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		By the mid-2280s, Klingons were using ships described as Birds-of-Pray (a Romulan term) that were equipped with cloaking devices very similar to those developed by the Romulans.
		The Romulans again went into isolation in 2311, following the Tomed incident, not to emerge until 2364, when early indication of Borg activity were detected.
		The Romulans pursued a long-term policy of using covert means to destabilize the Klingon government going back at least the 2340s.
	web.tiscali.it /ziodavidino/stinfo/romulani.html (473 words)

	B
		The Berlin was stationed near the Romulan Neutral Zone in 2364 prior to the first Romulan violation of the zone since the Tomed Incident.
		The shuttle was damaged by a magma eruption, and three crew members were severely injured.
		Janeway felt responsible for the incident, and the next day, she retuned to the moon alone to complete the survey.
	www.st-spike.org /pages/ships/starfleet/starfleetships_b.htm (923 words)

	USS Delphyne Patrol Area : Romulan Star Empire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		By the mid 2280's Klingons were using ships described as birds-of-prey (a traditionally romulan term) that were equipped wiht cloaking devices very similar to those developed by the Romulans.
		The Romulans pursued a long-term policy of using covert means to destablize the Klingon government going back to at least the 2340's.
		The Warbird D'vairin and its Captain Modex arrived on the scene and an agreement was struck between the two crews to find a cure for the disease.
	delphyne.ships.acalltoduty.com /romulanempire.html (546 words)

	::United Federation of Planets: United Federation of Planets:: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		War once again reared its head in 2311, in the infamous Tomed Incident, the specifics of which has remained classified for decades.
		After the incident, the Romulans went into isolation, and no official contact has been made since, though sensors still show their ships patrolling the Romulan Neutral Zone.
		Major advances have been made in exploration, and first contact was made with a fourth major power, the Cardassian Union, in 2335.
	federation.startrekkin.net /starfleet/uniforms/class-c.html (231 words)

	Any Other Lifetime
		The "Tomed incident" was cited in the TNG episode "The Neutral Zone" as the cause of the Romulans' absence from interstellar affairs for some fifty-three years.
		Although we were never given any substantive information about the Tomed incident or what precipitated it, I have assumed, for the purposes of this story, that both Federation and Romulan forces suffered enormous losses, and that the repercussions of Tomed are still being felt in the Romulan Empire at the time of "Unification."
		The TOS episode "The Enterprise Incident," on which Unspoken Truth was based, was a model of dramatic integrity and traditional storytelling.
	home.ican.net /~editrix/AOLPRELI.HTM (1104 words)

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