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Manitoba system's orbit was the location of a planetary system, including the desert world Manitoba. In the 2290s decade, Manitoba housed a small Federation outpost to maintain sector security. According to a Starfleet Academy simulator scenario, it was a possible location for an Excelsior-class prototype to be stopped by the cadets before getting confirmation signals. (TOS video game: Starfleet Academy Starship Bridge Simulator)

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  • Manitoba system's orbit was the location of a planetary system, including the desert world Manitoba. In the 2290s decade, Manitoba housed a small Federation outpost to maintain sector security. According to a Starfleet Academy simulator scenario, it was a possible location for an Excelsior-class prototype to be stopped by the cadets before getting confirmation signals. (TOS video game: Starfleet Academy Starship Bridge Simulator)
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  • Manitoba system's orbit was the location of a planetary system, including the desert world Manitoba. In the 2290s decade, Manitoba housed a small Federation outpost to maintain sector security. According to a Starfleet Academy simulator scenario, it was a possible location for an Excelsior-class prototype to be stopped by the cadets before getting confirmation signals. (TOS video game: Starfleet Academy Starship Bridge Simulator)
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