In 2369, Commander Benjamin Sisko ordered a red alert for Deep Space 9 when an alien ship from the Gamma Quadrant fired a radiation burst onto the shields, which depolarized them. This makes it clear that only parts of the ship can be on red alert. ( Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) In 2293, while the USS Enterprise-A was returning from Rura Penthe, an intercom message by Commander Uhura informed the crew that only certain decks should remain on red alert while in Klingon space. In 2287, Commander Chekov placed the USS Enterprise-A on red alert when Captain Klaa cloaked his Bird-of-Prey. In 2266, upon discovering a phaser on overload hidden somewhere in his quarters on the USS Enterprise, Captain Kirk announced a " double red alert".
Because of Reed having an obsession with the security protocol, Trip Tucker suggested "Reed Alert", which was also rejected by Reed. In 2152, "condition red" was among several possible names that Lieutenant Malcolm Reed considered for a security protocol that was eventually dubbed " tactical alert". Sections of a starship could be placed on red alert while other sections remained at a lower alert status. ( TOS: " Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" Star Trek III: The Search for Spock TNG: " 11001001", " Where Silence Has Lease" DS9: " The Adversary" VOY: " Deadlock", " Dreadnought" Star Trek Nemesis) ( VOY: " Nothing Human", " Virtuoso")Įngaging self-destruct automatically triggers red alert and can only be deactivated by the captain using command codes. The ability to activate red alert could apparently also be granted even to non-ranking crewmen at discretion, as Seven of Nine had clearance to place the USS Voyager on red alert. The raising of shields automatically triggered a red alert. ( TOS: " The Corbomite Maneuver", " Arena") ( TNG: " Descent", " Final Mission", " True Q" VOY: " Threshold", " Day of Honor", " Macrocosm" DS9: " The Changing Face of Evil" Star Trek Generations Star Trek Beyond)Ī red alert could either be activated manually by the commanding officer or the officer in charge, or automatically, as when a ship was attacked, entered a dangerous area, et cetera. Red alert could also be ordered during various other emergency situations, such as a ship being boarded, radiation exposure, a security alert, massive systems failure, an imminent warp core breach, an evacuation order, and a viral medical emergency, among others. The Pakled equivalent of a red alert was called red alarm. The Klingon equivalent for red alert may be a reference to the American alert system DEFCON.
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