​Uncertain on the current state of the galaxy, Captain Hikaru Sulu and old friends reminisce as they share good-byes.

In this episode, the crew of the USS Falcon Crest rescue someone, or something, from the Borg. Featuring the voices of members of the USS Falcon Crest, a chapter of STAR TREK: The Fleet fan club. For info about the club, visit www.startrekthefleet.com

"The Return" In this episode, an effort to rid the ship of a certain problem is made once and for all. At least an effort is made. For more information about STAR TREK: The Fleet, visit www.startrekthefleet.com

"The Mission" - In this episode, which also continues our overarching storyline, a distress call is received by the USS Falcon Crest, and our engineering heroes are beamed aboard the seemingly familiar vessel to investigate. Be sure to check out the STAR TREK: The Fleet fan group at www.startrekthefleet.com

An emergency situation brings an unknown intruder aboard the engineering section of a disabled starship, and he may be their only hope for salvation.

Onboard the USS Artesia NCC-79191, an unexplained mishap is linked to a possible murder mystery and a Klingon connection. Visit www.holonetaudio.com for more fun fan audio. Visit www.startrekthefleet.com for more info about the mentioned fan club.

The crew of the USS Falcon Crest welcome aboard a reporter from the Federation News Service. Or is he a reporter?

A slight detour of the short episodic audio zaniness that The Engineering Chronicles usually takes, this time we take a TREK-ified journey along the famous "Who's on First?" routine of Abbott and Costello.

Crewman Geekovitch is questioned about why he wasn't at his post during the battle with the Klingons.

In this episode, the USS Falcon Crest comes under attack, and it is revealed that there may be treachery from within.