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s appearing in the stories set in the
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universe or
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, a best-selling series of over twenty
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novels and anthologies invented and written by
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. The stories in the five existing anthologies serve to introduce characters, provide a deeper and more complete
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, and flesh out the universe, so they claim the same canonical relevance as exposition in the main series. Universe creator David Weber serves as editor for the anthologies, maintaining fidelity to the series canons. ----
---- * ' * Abbot to Adams * Adcock to Albertson * Akimoto to Allman * Alquezar to Anderman, Prince Huang, Anders, William 'Five' to Archer * Ariel to Ash * Ashford to Avshari * ' * Babcock to Bannister * Banshee to Bellefeuille * Ben-Fazal to Blaine * Blanchard to Bouvier * 'Boyce to Brentworth * Brigham to Burke * ' * Cachat to Canning * Caparelli to Castellaño * Casterlin to Chernov * Chet to Clairdon * Clairmont to Clinkscales, Howard * Coatsworth to Corell * Cortez to Cukor * ' * Dalipagic to D'Arezzo * Darlington to DeGeorge * Dekker to Descours * Desjardins to Detweiler * DeWitt to Divkovic * Djerdja to Downey * Draskovic to DuMorne * Dunlevy to Duvalier * ' * Earhart to Eisenbrei * Eisley to Evans * ' * Falco to Ferguson * Ferrero to Flairty * Flanagan to Fontein * Foraker to Fraser * Freemantle to Fulbright * ' * Gaines to Genda * Georgides to Gisborne * Giscard to Gower * Gozzi to Gregory * Griggs to Gutierrez * ' * Hagen to Hamer * Hammitt to Harahap * Harding to Harper * Harrington, Dr. Alfred to Harrington, Stephanie * Harris to Haughton * Hauptman to Haynesworth * Hearns to Helpern * Hemphill to Hernando * Herrick to Hill * Hines to Holtz * Honeker to Howard * Howell to Hurston * ' * Illyushin to Ito * ' * Jackson to Jankowski * Janseci to Jeffers * Jefferson to Jones * Jordan to Justin * ' * Kaczmarczyk to Kellet * Kennedy to Kirkegard * Kleinmeuller to Kuzak * ' * Lababibi to Langtry * Lao Than to Lecter * Lemaitre, Antoinette to Lewis * Lionheart to Luchner * ' * MacAfee to Maddison * MaGuire to Mangrum * Manning, Allen to Marston * Martin to Maybach, Bruce * Mayhew, Alexandra to Mayhew, Theresa * Maynard to McKee * McKeon to Mincio * Monroe to Mueller * ' * Nagchaudhuri to Nordbrandt * ' * Obrien to Olivetti * Olson to Oversteegen * ' * Pacelot to Panokulous * Panowski to Perot * Pete to Porter * Preston to Pyne * ' * ' * Rabenstrange to Ramirez, R * Randal to Rhodes * Rice to Rontved * Rosenfeld to Ryder * ' * Saganami to Sanderson, W * Sanford to Schubert * Schumacher to Shemais * Sherman to Silvetti * Simmons, G to Snellgrave * Sorbanne to Steiner * Stellingetti to Stokes * Stone to Sukowski * Sullivan, L to Sydon * ' * Takahashi to Templeton, G * Tennard, J to Theodore * Therret to Thurgood * Thurman to Tobias * Tobin to Trajan, Wi * Tremaine to Truman * Truscot to Tyler * ' * Ukovski to Usher, Kevin * ' * Vale to Venizelos * Verrochio to Vorland * ' * Walker to Waters * Webster to Wexler * White to Wilson * Winton-Henke, Anson to Wright * ' * X, Isaac to X, Jeremy * ' * Yammata to Yanakov, Rachel * Yang, Rachel to Yestremensky * Younce to Young, Lord Stefan * Younger to Yviernau * ' * Zachary to Zidaru * Zilwicki to Zrubek


Explanation of abbreviations

Other abbreviations: * ATO: Assistant Tac Officer * CIP: Council for an Independent Prism * CO: Commanding Officer * COLAC: Commanding Officer, LACs * CN: Caliphate (Zanzibaran) Navy * CPO: Chief Petty Officer * DCC: Damage Control Center * ECM: Electronic CounterMeasures (methods to confuse enemy sensors) * EN: Erewhon Navy * ER: Erewhon star system * EVA: Extra-Vehicular Activity (derived from ancient
NASA The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA ) is an independent agencies of the United States government, independent agency of the US federal government responsible for the civil List of government space agencies, space program ...
term) * EW: Electronic Warfare (also Energy Weapons?) * HH: Honor Harrington * INS: Interstellar News Service * JNMTC: Joint Navy Military Transport Command (SKM) * KT: Star Kingdom of Torch * LAC: Light attack craft (not hyper capable) * MA: Masada star system * ME: Mesa star system * MN: Monican Navy * MO: Monica star system * OCTO: Officer Candidate Training Officer * PO: Petty Officer * ROE: Rules of Engagement * SAR: Search and Rescue * SC: Silesian Confederacy * SBA: Sick Bay Attendant (in RMN) * SCPO: Senior Chief Petty Officer * SIS: Special Intelligence Service (SKM term) * SO: Senior Officer * SUT: Sustained Use Thruster (usually in context of EVA suit thrusters) * TC: region near one of the SKM wormhole terminals Talbott Cluster, same as Talbott Quadrant. * TQ: See TC * VE: Verge system


A


Abbot to Adams


Adcock to Albertson


Akimoto to Allman


Alquezar to Anderman, Prince Huang


Anders, William 'Five' to Archer


Ariel to Ash


Ashford to Avshari


B


Babcock to Bannister


Banshee to Bellefeuille


Ben-Fazal to Blaine


Blanchard to Bouvier


Boyce to Brentworth


Brigham to Burke


C


Cachat to Canning


Caparelli to Castellaño


Casterlin to Chernov


Chet to Clairdon


Clairmont to Clinkscales, Howard


Coatsworth to Corell


Cortez to Cukor


D


Dalipagic to D'Arezzo


Darlington to DeGeorge


Dekker to Descours


Desjardins to Detweiler


DeWitt to Divkovic


Djerdja to Downey


Draskovic to DuMorne


Dunlevy to Duvalier


E


Earhart to Eisenbrei


Eisley to Evans


F


Falco to Ferguson


Ferrero to Flairty


Flanagan to Fontein


Foraker to Fraser


Freemantle to Fulbright


G


Gaines to Genda


Georgides to Gisborne


Giscard to Gower


Gozzi to Gregory


Griggs to Gutierrez


H


Hagen to Hamer


Hammitt to Harahap


Harding to Harper


Harrington, Dr. Alfred to Harrington, Stephanie


Harris to Haughton


Hauptman to Haynesworth


Hearns to Helpern


Hemphill to Hernando


Herrick to Hill


Hines to Holtz


Honeker to Howard


Howell to Hurston


I


Illyushin to Ito


J


Jackson to Jankowski


Janseci to Jeffers


Jefferson to Jones


Jordan to Justin


K


Kaczmarczyk to Kellet


Kennedy to Kirkegard


Kleinmeuller to Kuzak


L


Lababibi to Langtry


Lao Than to Lecter


Lemaitre, Antoinette to Lewis


Lionheart to Luchner


M


MacAfee to Maddison


MaGuire to Mangrum


Manning, Allen to Marston


Martin to Maybach


Mayhew, Alexandra to Mayhew, Theresa


Maynard to McKee


McKeon to Mincio


Monroe to Mueller


N


Nagchaudhuri to Nordbrandt


O


Obrien to Olivetti


Olson to Oversteegen


P


Pacelot to Panokulous


Panowski to Perot


Pete to Porter


Preston to Pyne


Q


R


Rabenstrange to Ramirez, R


Randal to Rhodes


Rice to Rontved


Rosenfeld to Ryder


S


Saganami to Sanderson, W


Sanford to Schubert


Schumacher to Shemais


Sherman to Silvetti


Simmons, G to Snellgrave


Sorbanne to Steiner


Stellingetti to Stokes


Stone to Sukowski


Sullivan, L to Sydon


T


Takahashi to Templeton, G


Tennard, J to Theodore


Therret to Thurgood


Thurman to Tobias


Tobin to Trajan, Wi


Tremaine to Truman


Truscot to Tyler


U


Ukovski to Usher, Kevin


V


Vale to Venizelos


Verrochio to Vorland


W


Walker to Waters


Webster to Wexler


White to Wilson


Winton-Henke, Anson to Wright


X


X, Isaac to X, Jeremy


Y


Yammata to Yanakov, Rachel


Yang, Rachel to Yestremensky


Younce to Young, Lord Stefan


Younger to Yviernau


Z


Zachary to Zidaru


Zilwicki to Zrubek


References

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