
Full name: James Tiberius Kirk
Rank: Admiral
Known relatives: George Kirk, father,
StarFleet officer
Winona Kirk, mother
Sam Kirk, brother
David Marcus, son, killed by a Klingon on Genesis
Kirk is the youngest Captain
in Starfleet history. Captain Kirk was also the first Cadet who won the
Kobayashi Maru-scenario at the Academy. His first command was the USS Enterprise
NCC-1701, Constitution class Starship. One of the few that returned from
a five-years mission of exploration.
Promoted to Admiral 2270 after the completion of the five-years mission and transferred to the Admirality..
Captain Kirk has been decorated several times and is considered one of Starfleets best officeres and a superb military commander. He is both a brilliant tactician and a skilled diplomat. He is an idealist, always drives himself forward. Always listen to the crew.
Resumed´command of the Enterprise after a few years. On the mission they encountered an unknown object destroying everything in its way.
Kirk managed to stop the Superhuman Kahn and his insane plans of conquering the universe. But in the effort Enterprise were severly damaged and was decommisioned.
Kirk were demoted after he had stolen Enterprise and later initiated the self-destruct after a battle against the Klingons at Genesis. In the aftermath of the battle his son was killed on Genesis. He was given command over Enterprise NCC-1701-A upon returning to earth after a time travell where he brought to whales to the 23rd Century and thereby saving Eart from its doom from an unknown space craft or object.
Kirk and the entire crew of Enterprise was taken hostage by Spocks halfbrother and travelled to the center of the galaxy, which according to legend where the place of God. There they encountered an evil creature with supernatural forces.
Falsely accused of murder.
Re-assigned to StarFleet Admirality.
Disappeared in deep-space
2295 on the maiden voyage of USS Enterprise NCC-1701-B. Reappeared after
78 years on Veridian III where he died in an attempt to stop the scientist
Soran.