The Chief of Starfleet Operations was a high-ranking position at Starfleet Command on Earth. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture) The flag officer who held this position was the second-in-command of Starfleet, following the Starfleet Commander. (Star Trek: Pioneer) After Vice Admiral Leyton was arrested following his coup attempt, Lawrence Cheung was promoted to Admiral to become the interim Chief. In 2374, he was made the official Chief of Starfleet Operations. (Star Trek: Remington)
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| - The Chief of Starfleet Operations was a high-ranking position at Starfleet Command on Earth. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture) The flag officer who held this position was the second-in-command of Starfleet, following the Starfleet Commander. (Star Trek: Pioneer) After Vice Admiral Leyton was arrested following his coup attempt, Lawrence Cheung was promoted to Admiral to become the interim Chief. In 2374, he was made the official Chief of Starfleet Operations. (Star Trek: Remington)
- The Chief of Starfleet Operations was a high-ranking position at Starfleet Command on Earth. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture) In 2375, the current Chief of Starfleet Operations granted special dispensation for Benjamin Sisko to change the name of the USS Sao Paulo to USS Defiant. (DS9: "The Dogs of War")
- The Chief of Starfleet Operations was a high-ranking position in Starfleet Command, and the occupant was charged with the complete control of all of Starfleet Operations. Admiral Matthias W. Jefferies was Chief of Starfleet Operations in 2264. He authorized the recommissioning of three Daedalus-class starships for use by the Starfleet Corps of Engineers. (Star Trek Magazine Issue 162: "Blast Off!") From 2268-2269 Admiral Chris Richards was the Chief of Starfleet Operations. (TOS video games: 25th Anniversary, Judgment Rites)
- The Chief of Starfleet Operations is a high-ranking position in Starfleet Command, charged with the command and control of the operating field units of Starfleet. Admiral Mattea Hahn served in the capacity in 2265. She was partly responsible for a refit program to several Constitution-class vessels, such as the USS Constellation, USS Defiant and USS Enterprise. Admiral Chris Richards was the Chief of Starfleet Operations from 2268 to 2269. Vice Admiral Maximus Hunter held the position from 2369 to 2371.
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| - The Chief of Starfleet Operations was a high-ranking position in Starfleet Command, and the occupant was charged with the complete control of all of Starfleet Operations. Admiral Matthias W. Jefferies was Chief of Starfleet Operations in 2264. He authorized the recommissioning of three Daedalus-class starships for use by the Starfleet Corps of Engineers. (Star Trek Magazine Issue 162: "Blast Off!") In 2265, Admiral Mattea Hahn served in the capacity and was partly responsible for a refit program to several Constitution-class vessels, such as the USS Constellation, USS Defiant and USS Enterprise. (TOS - Crucible novel: The Fire and the Rose) From 2268-2269 Admiral Chris Richards was the Chief of Starfleet Operations. (TOS video games: 25th Anniversary, Judgment Rites) In 2270, newly-promoted Rear Admiral James T. Kirk was made Chief by Admiral Heihachiro Nogura in the wake of the Rittenhouse Scandal and other difficulties over several years. Kirk remained in the post until 2273, when he regained command of the USS Enterprise during the V'Ger crisis. He was reinstated in 2283 after his brief retirement from the service. (TOS novel: The Lost Years, TOS movie: Star Trek: The Motion Picture, TOS novel: Elusive Salvation) In 2319, Admiral Los Tirasol Mentir served as Chief of Starfleet Operations. Admiral John Harriman, the Admiral-at-Large stationed at Helaspont Station, reported directly to Admiral Mentir. (ST - The Lost Era novel: One Constant Star) In 2372, the post was occupied by Vice Admiral James Leyton. (DS9 episodes: "Homefront", "Paradise Lost") By December 2385, the post was occupied by Admiral Philip Herthum. He was the one who issued Captain Benjamin Sisko and the USS Robinson (NCC-71842) new orders of an upcoming multi-year exploration assignment into the Gamma Quadrant. (DS9 novel: Ascendance)
- The Chief of Starfleet Operations is a high-ranking position in Starfleet Command, charged with the command and control of the operating field units of Starfleet. Admiral Mattea Hahn served in the capacity in 2265. She was partly responsible for a refit program to several Constitution-class vessels, such as the USS Constellation, USS Defiant and USS Enterprise. Admiral Chris Richards was the Chief of Starfleet Operations from 2268 to 2269. Then Rear Admiral (upper grade) James T. Kirk was made Chief in 2270 by Admiral Heihachiro Nogura in the wake of the Rittenhouse Scandal and other difficulties over several years. Kirk remained in the post until 2273, when he regained command of the USS Enterprise during the V'Ger crisis. Vice Admiral Maximus Hunter held the position from 2369 to 2371. In 2372, it was occupied by Admiral James Leyton, who had used his authority to manipulate Federation President Jaresh-Inyo into declaring martial law, as well as in attempting a coup-de-etat.
- The Chief of Starfleet Operations was a high-ranking position at Starfleet Command on Earth. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture) The flag officer who held this position was the second-in-command of Starfleet, following the Starfleet Commander. (Star Trek: Pioneer) After Vice Admiral Leyton was arrested following his coup attempt, Lawrence Cheung was promoted to Admiral to become the interim Chief. In 2374, he was made the official Chief of Starfleet Operations. (Star Trek: Remington)
- The Chief of Starfleet Operations was a high-ranking position at Starfleet Command on Earth. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture) In 2375, the current Chief of Starfleet Operations granted special dispensation for Benjamin Sisko to change the name of the USS Sao Paulo to USS Defiant. (DS9: "The Dogs of War")
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