BIOGRAPHY
Zarlo
Species:	Human
Gender:	male
Born:	23rd century
Affiliation:	Federation, Starfleet
Career
Occupation:	officer
Assignment:	CO, USS Enterprise (temporary assignment)
Rank:	captain
Insignia:

Captain Zarlo was a Starfleet officer who was assigned to replace James T. Kirk as captain of the USS Enterprise on stardate 1929.13, when Kirk was sent on a anti-Klingon mission on the planet Mobia.

Zarlo ordered a "nuke malfunction drill" each day for five days, the ship set a new record for the drill in starship service but Zarlo wanted the crew to perform better. Later, the Enterprise received a coded message that Captain Kirk has disappeared and Zarlo told the crew the truth about Kirk's secret mission. They demanded that Zarlo take the Enterprise to Mobita, in order to help search for Kirk. But, Zarlo refused and was only backed up by Spock.

However, when the crew threatened to mutiny, Zarlo agreed to turn the ship toward Mobita. When the Enterprise arrived in orbit around Mobita they found a Klingon warship in orbit. The Enterprise fired a warning shot off the bow of the Klingon cruiser, and the ship quickly left the area - abandoning the Klingon soldiers on the surface. As the Enterprise left orbit, Zarlo told Kirk, "I'd trade six months leave for a crew that would stand by me as yours does!"

Zarlo's time as Enterprise captain was among the shortest in length out of any of the captains of that vessel. (TOS comic: "One of Our Captains is Missing!")

USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) senior staff
commanding officers	C. Rasmussen • R. April • Pike • D. Vlasidovich • J.T. Kirk • Zarlo • Styles • Decker • Spock	first officers	G.S. Kirk • Shundresh • Simon • Number One • Spock • Sonak • Decker • Sulu
second officers	Mohindas • Spock • G. Mitchell • Scott	chief medical officers	S. April • Boyce • McCoy
chief engineers	Brownell • Kursley • Fourrier • Pitcairn • Grace • Barry • Burnstein • Scott	security chiefs	Tuval • Hardin • Giotto • Tomson • Chekov • Matlock • Richardson
science officers	Allinsky • Davies • Spock • Sonak • Decker	communications officers	Van Fleet • Dabisch • Garrison • Nano • Uhura
helmsmen	Florida • Ferrara • Mohindas • G. Mitchell • Sulu	navigators	Tyler • Kelso • Chekov • DiFalco
see also: administrative personnel • communications personnel • engineering personnel • medical personnel • pilots & flight control personnel • security & tactical personnel • sciences personnel • unnamed

Commanding officers of the ships Enterprise
Enterprise (NX-01)	Archer
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)	Rasmussen • April • Pike • Vlasidovich • Kirk • Zarlo • Decker • Spock
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701's predecessor) (alternate reality)	April • Marcus
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) (alternate reality)	Pike • Spock • Kirk
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)	Kirk
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B)	Harriman • George • Sulu • Johnson
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C)	Garrett • Castillo
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)	Picard • Riker • Jellico
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)	Bateson • Picard • Riker • Data
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-F) (possible futures)	Picard • Riker • Data • Shon
ISS Enterprise (NX-01)	Forrest
ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701)	Franz • Pike • Kirk • Spock • Decker • Riley • Saavik
ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)	Pavel Chekov
ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)	Jean-Luc Picard
ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)	Jean-Luc Picard
Free Starship Enterprise	Jean-Luc Picard