In 2267, Captain James T. Kirk entered this bar with Lieutenant Commander Leonard McCoy. Kirk saw and spoke with many classmates of his, and McCoy met Areel Shaw, an old flame of Kirk's. Additionally, three of the judges who were later present at the captain's court martial were together at one of the lounge's tables, in light conversation. Much later, Kirk had a conversation with Shaw, during which he learned she was the prosecutor at his court martial, and received a recommendation from her on a lawyer the captain should hire for his defense. (TOS: "Court Martial" )
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| - In 2267, Captain James T. Kirk entered this bar with Lieutenant Commander Leonard McCoy. Kirk saw and spoke with many classmates of his, and McCoy met Areel Shaw, an old flame of Kirk's. Additionally, three of the judges who were later present at the captain's court martial were together at one of the lounge's tables, in light conversation. Much later, Kirk had a conversation with Shaw, during which he learned she was the prosecutor at his court martial, and received a recommendation from her on a lawyer the captain should hire for his defense. (TOS: "Court Martial" )
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| - In 2267, Captain James T. Kirk entered this bar with Lieutenant Commander Leonard McCoy. Kirk saw and spoke with many classmates of his, and McCoy met Areel Shaw, an old flame of Kirk's. Additionally, three of the judges who were later present at the captain's court martial were together at one of the lounge's tables, in light conversation. Much later, Kirk had a conversation with Shaw, during which he learned she was the prosecutor at his court martial, and received a recommendation from her on a lawyer the captain should hire for his defense. (TOS: "Court Martial" ) In the final draft and revised final draft of the script for "Court Martial" as well as the episode's call sheets, this area wasn't named and was simply referred to as a generic "officer's lounge". This lounge was represented by a set on Desilu Stage 9. (Information from call sheets) The set included several walls which had previously been used to represent Balok's pilot vessel in "The Corbomite Maneuver" . (The Star Trek Compendium, 4th ed., p. 46)
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