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Biography:
Tlaloc is the third child of Pyort and Shira Pitt.
He has an older brother named Darson, and an older sister named Nerol. At the age
of 15, Tlaloc had a falling out with his parents on Betazed. He moved to Mars to
live with his paternal uncle, Arden Pitt, at the New Albany settlement.
Several times during the next two years, Pitt was arrested by Starfleet security
personnel for trespassing on Starfleet property, the Utopia Planitia Shipyards.
There, Pitt watched the new Galaxy and Nebula class starships being constructed
and launched. Pitt was witness to the launch of such ships as the Yamato,
Enterprise, T'Kumbra, and Farragut. There, Pitt dreamed of one day piloting one
of those beautiful starships.
Pitt graduated from the New Albany High School at the age of 17. Immediately
after, he joined Starfleet. There he further pursued his dream by attending the
Starfleet flight school. There he set a new speed record for the Jovian Run
between Jupiter and Saturn. In combat situations, his Betazoid mental abilities
gave Pitt a tactical edge over his opponent. Pitt was capable of anticipating
his opponents actions.
Just before graduation, Pitt received a message from a friend on Mars. The
message informed Pitt that Arden had been killed in a bar fight with two
Cardassians. Pitt dropped out of the Academy a week before the semester ended and
returned to Mars. There he hunted down and killed the two Cardassians responsible
for his uncle's death. His actions gained the attention of a Maquis cell on
Mars. Still filled with rage, Pitt joined the Maquis. After participating in an
attack on Setlik II, in which nearly 300 Cardassian civilians were killed, Pitt
realized he didn't hate all Cardassians, just the two who had killed his uncle.
He decided to betray his Maquis cell to Starfleet. They were all captured and
imprisoned.
Pitt was allowed to return to the Academy, but had to repeat his senior
year. A year later, he finally graduated fifth in his class. He was assigned as
helmsman of the Nebula class U.S.S. Farragut under Commodore Daniel Hurley. In
this respect, Pitt and the legendary Captain Kirk have something in common. They
were both on a starship named Farragut for their first assignment. Midway
through his first mission, the Gelvin System Incident, Pitt was transferred off
of the Farragut by Commodore Hurley for unknown reasons.
Pitt was then transferred to Spacedock in Earth orbit. He was promoted to
Lieutenant Junior Grade and made a part of the Auxiliary Spacecraft Design Team
(ASDT) at Spacedock. While there Pitt used his prowess as a pilot to design
several spaceframes to increase spaceflight efficiency. Pitt designed a new
class of runabout as well as a new class of tactical attack fighter.
The Kilimanjaro-class runabout Pitt designed is capable of firing full size mark
VIII photon torpedoes rather than the standard micro-torpedoes on Danube-class
runabouts. A test flight of the U.S.S. Kilimanjaro, NX-71856, was held in the
atmosphere of Earth above the Central American subcontinent. During the top
secret test, Lieutenant JG Pitt was aboard the supervising vessel, U.S.S. First
Attempt, overseeing the experiment, and was in overall command of the test. An
hour into the test, a small craft was detected entering the area. No craft had
filed a flight plan in the area and it was too close to the ground to identify.
Pitt could not compromise the security of the flight by hailing the craft, and
since no flight plan was filed, it was assumed the craft was a clear and present
threat to the test flight. Lieutenant JG Pitt ordered the craft fired upon. Its
engines were damaged and it crashed into the Sierra Madre Mountains. After
carefully examining the warp signature, the craft was discovered to be a
Federation shuttle. The incident was immediately classified by Rear Admiral
James Sandecker. It wasn't until years later that Pitt discovered that the
person aboard was Cadet Laura Cavazos.
The Falcon-class tactical attack fighter Pitt designed is capable of warp speeds
in excess of Warp 5 for up to 12 hours. The Falcon is also capable of high
atmospheric flight. These two factors alone make the Falcon an incredibly
versatile craft. Unfortunately, Starfleet has made neither of these designs
available to Obsidian Fleet's Obsidian Fleet Yards for construction.
For his outstanding work at Spacedock, Pitt was promoted to Lieutenant. Pitt
then took 28 days shore leave on the planet Risa. While there, Pitt won several
bars of gold-pressed latinum in a casino. While in the casino, Pitt noticed two
disturbing things. First, he saw a Vulcan playing a game of chance (and
winning). Second, he noticed several Ferengi taking quite an interest in both
his and the Vulcans winnings. The Vulcan didn't seem to notice.
When Pitt saw the Vulcan leave the gambling establishment oblivious to the
danger both he and his latinum were in, Pitt followed him.
In a dark alley (a rarity on Risa), Pitt caught up to the Vulcan. Pitt
introduced himself and found that the Vulcan was a Commander in Starfleet named
Torek. Just as the two were about to shake hands, the three Ferengi from the
casino appeared and surrounded Pitt and Torek. They demanded the latinum. Pitt
and Torek declined and the Ferengi attacked. One was dropped instantly by
Torek's nerve pinch. Pitt managed to subdue another
with plain old fists. The third recognized he was outnumbered and retreated.
Pitt and Torek parted company and agreed to stay in touch. Pitt returned to
Spacedock and found that his designs had been forwarded to Starfleet Command.
The people there were so impressed with Pitt's "originality" that he
was promoted to Lieutenant Commander.
He was then transferred to Starfleet Academy's Flight Training Center in Venus
Orbit. There he trained many future pilots. He also earned a promotion to
Commander for his excellent method of teaching.
Now a commander, Pitt thought command of a Starship may not be out of the
question. He approached Vice-Admiral Benjamin Farrel of Bravo Fleet's Task Force
21 and inquired about the opening commanding officer position aboard the
Intrepid-class U.S.S. Firebrand. Farrel granted Pitt the position. Just as Pitt
took command of the Firebrand, she was renamed the U.S.S. Gage Hill after a
fallen comrade in Bravo Fleet, the late Captain of the U.S.S. Ranger. Pitt then
attended Bravofleet's Commanding Officer Academy. He graduated and was promoted
to Captain by Vice-Admiral Farrel and Fleet-Admiral Bremer. Just before his
promotion, Pitt was informed that Mr. Wyatt Gage Hill, the man for whom his
vessel was named, was indeed not dead. He, along with his friend, the current
Captain of the U.S.S. Ranger, had for reasons as yet unknown, faked Hill's
death. Feeling the name no longer deserved the honor of being on a starship, the
U.S.S. Gage Hill was renamed U.S.S. Gladiator. Midway through his first mission
as commanding officer of the Gladiator, the ship was reassigned to the Enforcers
Task Group of Task Force 21 and Pitt was made Task Group Commanding Officer.
Later, at the end of his first mission, The Gladiator was again reassigned as
Task Force Executive Flagship and Pitt was made Task Force Executive Officer.
Captain Pitt then began working closely with Vice-Admiral Farrel on matters of the Task
Force.
On stardate 54197, Captain Pitt was promoted to Commodore by Vice-Admiral Farrel.
On stardate 54460,
Commodore Pitt was promoted to Rear Admiral by Admiral Farrel.
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