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Starfleet Captain. Born in Nigeria, as a commander he was originally placed in command of the [[Triumphant (Mwangi-era)|USS Triumphant]] during her first battle in the [[T'lithian wars]]. For his role in this battle, he was promoted to Captain. The Triumphant was then placed in Fleet Captain [[Hollis Calley|Hollis']] taskforce eventually following the [[USS Kodiak|Kodiak]] to the [[Ithassa Region]]. | Starfleet Captain. Born in Nigeria, as a commander he was originally placed in command of the [[Triumphant (Mwangi-era)|USS Triumphant]] during her first battle in the [[T'lithian wars]]. For his role in this battle, he was promoted to Captain. The Triumphant was then placed in Fleet Captain [[Hollis Calley|Hollis']] taskforce eventually following the [[USS Kodiak|Kodiak]] to the [[Ithassa Region]]. | ||
On Stardate | On Stardate 238303.15, Mwangi was transferred to the [[USS Tucson]], a Galaxy-class vessel. He was killed in the battle for [[DS17]] during the Gorn Wars of 2383 during the destruction of the saucer section of the Tucson. | ||
He is survived by a wife, Julia, and a son, [[Mwangi, Abiodun|Abiodun]]. | He is survived by a wife, Julia, and a son, [[Mwangi, Abiodun|Abiodun]]. | ||
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Starfleet Captain. Born in Nigeria, as a commander he was originally placed in command of the USS Triumphant during her first battle in the T'lithian wars. For his role in this battle, he was promoted to Captain. The Triumphant was then placed in Fleet Captain Hollis' taskforce eventually following the Kodiak to the Ithassa Region.
On Stardate 238303.15, Mwangi was transferred to the USS Tucson, a Galaxy-class vessel. He was killed in the battle for DS17 during the Gorn Wars of 2383 during the destruction of the saucer section of the Tucson.
He is survived by a wife, Julia, and a son, Abiodun.