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Starfleet or Star Fleet (implying a fleet of spacecraft operating in interstellar space) can refer to:

• Starfleet, the paramilitary defense, research, diplomacy, and exploration force in the Star Trek franchise
  • Starfleet International, a Star Trek fan club
  • Star Fleet Battles, a Star Trek strategy board war game
• X-Bomber, a Japanese science fiction puppet show, the English-dubbed version of which is named Star Fleet
  • "Star Fleet", the theme tune to the English-dubbed version of X-Bomber, written and performed by Paul Bliss and covered by Brian May
• Star Fleet (game series), a series of computer games unrelated to the Star Trek franchise. Existed since the late 1970s
• The Imperial Navy (Star Wars) in Star Wars, which is at times referred to as the "Imperial Starfleet"
  • The Galactic Republic's Judicial Starfleet in Star Wars
• The Star Fleet, a fleet of tugboats in the British animation series TUGS
• Star Fleet Project, a one-off 1983 music project organized by Brian May
  • " Star Fleet", the title track
• Starfleet Wars, a space battle game by Superior Models, featuring five races: Terrans, Entomalians, Avarians, Aquarians, and Carnivorans

Ships

• The Star Fleet, owned by the Alaska Packers' Association, was the last fleet of commercial sailing vessels on the West Coast.
• The "Star Fleet" of the Star Line, Ltd. shipping company consisted of seven ships, some of which were sold to the Alaska Packers' Association.

See also

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• Aeroflot, meaning "Air Fleet" in Russian. The flag carrier and largest airline of the Russian Federation (the USSR's successor state).
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