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The Starfleet Materiel Supply Command is a department of Starfleet that deals with supplying, storing and transporting technology around the United Federation of Planets. The SMSC transferred over thirty-seven million metric tonnes of technology and consumables to reconstruct and maintain Deep Space 9 after the Federation took control of it in 2369. (DS9 reference: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual)

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  • Starfleet Materiel Supply Command
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  • The Starfleet Materiel Supply Command is a department of Starfleet that deals with supplying, storing and transporting technology around the United Federation of Planets. The SMSC transferred over thirty-seven million metric tonnes of technology and consumables to reconstruct and maintain Deep Space 9 after the Federation took control of it in 2369. (DS9 reference: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual)
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  • The Starfleet Materiel Supply Command is a department of Starfleet that deals with supplying, storing and transporting technology around the United Federation of Planets. The SMSC transferred over thirty-seven million metric tonnes of technology and consumables to reconstruct and maintain Deep Space 9 after the Federation took control of it in 2369. (DS9 reference: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual)
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