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Stephen Garrovick (also known as David Garrovick or Tom Garrovick) was a male Human Starfleet officer in the 23rd century. He was the son of Starfleet Captain Stephen Garrovick and Anne Garrovick.

Starfleet careerEdit

As an ensign, Garrovick served as a security officer aboard the Federation starship USS Enterprise under Captain James T. Kirk, along with Ensign Rizzo, a friend from Starfleet Academy. In 2268, Garrovick encountered the same dikironium cloud creature that killed his father and two hundred members of the USS Farragut crew years earlier, in 2257. Garrovick hesitated before shooting the creature, which then killed two other security officers. Garrovick suffered intense guilt for his inaction, but it was later determined phaser fire had no effect on the creature. Garrovick redeemed himself by setting a trap for the creature with Captain Kirk and successfully destroying it. (TOS episode: "Obsession")

According to one account, by the early 2270s Garrovick had reached the rank of Lieutenant, and requested transfer back to the Enterprise after Admiral Kirk took command of the ship again. Garrovick worked under Security Chief Pavel Chekov, but was killed on Cragon V in an unsuccessful attempt to take a Klingon plasma grenade away from a young boy who had picked it up, and who was also killed when the grenade went off. (TOS novel: Home is the Hunter)

According to another account, by 2279 Garrovick reached the rank of Commander and served as first officer of the USS Gagarin under Captain Gralev. In that year, the Gagarin was attacked by Klingons, and Garrovick was one of 28 crewmembers taken prisoner. Garrovick spent the next eight years in a prison facility on planet Pao'la, working as a slave laborer in that world's dilithium mines. He was finally rescued in 2287 by Captain Kirk, with the assistance of Klingon Captain Koloth. (TOS novel: In the Name of Honor)

Garrovick was promoted to commodore by 2289, accompanying the USS Enterprise-A on a covert mission investigating extra-dimensional parasites near the Klingon-Romulan border. (TOS comic: "Debt of Honor")

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subsequent missions under Kirk & Spock	Aragonés • Arrunja • Anderson • Barnes • Barrasso • Bergstresser • Byrnes • Carver • Chavez • Chekov • th'Clane • Coffey • Collins • Corey • Davidson • Dobius • Emigh • Estano • Fox • Friedman • Galloway • Howard • Hrdina • Jaffe • Jagr • Kelowitz • Keth • Kinitz • Lemieux • Leno • Markson • Matlock • Mendoza • Merlino • Mosley • Mullen • Murphy • Nizhoni • Ohara • Padilla • Paek • Pearson • Perez • Pfeiffer • Phillips • Mark Publicker • Pulaski • Ralston • Ramirez • Randall • Recchi • Richardson • R'leez • Robinson • Samuelsson • Santana • Sternbach • St. John • Sweeny • Tanka • Tate • Tenzing • Tiilson • Tocchet • Trottier • Vlastikovich • Wagner • Worene • Workman
see also: administrative personnel • communications personnel • engineering personnel • medical personnel • pilots & flight control personnel • sciences personnel • senior staff • unnamed

Defiant personnel
Federation Starfleet	USS Defiant (NCC-1764)	Tonia Barrows • Thomas Blair • Stephen Garrovick • Hamilton • Kamau Mbunga • Clarissa Nyn • Ravishankar Sabapathy • Serling • Terry Shull • Stevok • Erin Sutherland • T'Lehr • Mariah Willoughby
	USS Defiant (NX-74205) (I)	Arla Rees • Julian Bashir • Helen Blake • Bremerton • Sarita Carson • Ezri Dax • Jadzia Dax • Michael Eddington • Hector Ilario • Kelly • Kira Nerys • Kizilbash • Koletta • Meyer • Enrique Muñiz • Nog • Miles O'Brien • Odo • Reese • Paxton Reese • Krissten Richter • Benjamin Sisko • Fabian Stevens • T'Rul • Cregger Lor Mowlanish Dor Crixa Tel • Tutu • Worf, son of Mogh
	USS Defiant (NCC-75633) (II)	Julian Bashir • Boehm • Sam Bowers • John Candlewood • Jeannette Chao • Ezri Dax • Greg Forte • Darrell Gervasi • Quin Heins • Tiris Jast • Kira Nerys • Lankford • Mikaela Leishman • Aaron McCallum • Minecci • Calvin Moore • Lisa Neeley • Nog • Miles O'Brien • Odo • Tariq Rahim • Krissten Richter • Gerda Roness • Jason Senkowski • Benjamin Sisko • Nancy Sthili • Stov • Prynn Tenmei • Thirishar ch'Thane • Thron • T'rb • Elias Vaughn • Worf, son of Mogh • Amy Zucca
mirror universe	ISS Defiant (Constitution-class) Terran Empire Imperial Starfleet	Jonathan Archer • Kelby • Travis Mayweather • Phlox • Malcolm Reed • A.G. Robinson • Hoshi Sato • T'Pol • Charles Tucker III
	Defiant Terran Rebellion Galactic Commonwealth	Julian Bashir • Sam Bowers • Ezri Dax • Jadzia Dax • Anthony DeCurtis • Leeta • Enrique Muñiz • Miles O'Brien • Pennak • Benjamin Sisko • Stevens • Prynn Tenmei • Thirishar ch'Thane

BackgroundEdit

Garrovick was not given a first name in his single on-screen appearance. The first name Stephen is the same as the actor who played him, Stephen Brooks.

External linkEdit

• Garrovick (Ensign) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.