Britain has it's first Captain Janeway

[TLAM Strike]

A Janeway? Oh no!

The Royal Navy has so few ships now they can't afford to lose the HMS Portland in the Delta Quadrant.

Originally Posted by Catfish

But seriously, it is about time.
I mean Startrek's Enterprise began with a female communication officer,
then there was a black man as commander of a space station,
and finally Mrs Janeway ..

Don't forget the roles women got in TNG. The Enterprise-D had a women as Chief Medical Officer (twice), Chief of Security and in two episodes First Officer. Not to mention that most of the sane members of Starfleet Command shown were women (Stadi, and J.P. Hanson being the exceptions). plus a black women designed the Enterprise's engines.

[Oberon]

So the Portland is going to wind up disappearing in the Bermuda Triangle then?

Anyway, people forget the first woman Federation captain shown in Star Trek:



USS Saratoga NCC-1887 - Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

[Oberon]

Originally Posted by TLAM Strike

Not to mention that most of the sane members of Starfleet Command shown were women (Stadi, and J.P. Hanson being the exceptions). plus a black women designed the Enterprise's engines.

Some Starfleet officers would disagree on the sane part...