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Very little is known about this individual. He told the ''Reporter'' the following: | Very little is known about this individual. He told the ''Reporter'' the following:<br /> | ||
"I am of mixed blood, and I am a Vulcan/Terran raised on Vulcan. A common enough occurrence these days that it raises no eyebrows. My parents were both Star Fleet officers, and joining the Fleet was a logical choice for me. I can not say my rise through the ranks have been extraordinary in any manner. My performance at the Academy was, although not unsatisfactory, by no means exemplary. I am, by all measure, a statistical sample that lay very close to the mean of the population. | "I am of mixed blood, and I am a Vulcan/Terran raised on Vulcan. A common enough occurrence these days that it raises no eyebrows. My parents were both Star Fleet officers, and joining the Fleet was a logical choice for me. I can not say my rise through the ranks have been extraordinary in any manner. My performance at the Academy was, although not unsatisfactory, by no means exemplary. I am, by all measure, a statistical sample that lay very close to the mean of the population.<br /> | ||
My service in Starfleet began on Star Base 118. And it was on this base that I learned the value of being ordinary and common. Had you been there, you would perhaps have an understanding of what I mean by this. Throughout my tenure there, the Base was a maelstrom of activities, all strange and out of the ordinary. Temporal anomalies, spatial distortions, aliens both friendly and hostile. What one could imagine, one encountered. | My service in Starfleet began on Star Base 118. And it was on this base that I learned the value of being ordinary and common. Had you been there, you would perhaps have an understanding of what I mean by this. Throughout my tenure there, the Base was a maelstrom of activities, all strange and out of the ordinary. Temporal anomalies, spatial distortions, aliens both friendly and hostile. What one could imagine, one encountered.<br /> | ||
The crew compliment of the Base was interesting to say the least. The Admiral was unconventional. The Chief Medical Officer was more prone to produce patients than to cure them. A wild child ran unsupervised throughout the Base, causing all sorts of havoc and mayhem. A Field Captain who pulled a disappearing act soon after reporting to duty, only to have her counter-part from an alternate universe appear mere days later, in command of a battered and eolian Star Fleet vessel. And last but not least, there was this civilian scientist whom insisted that his research and interests be put above everyone else's. Suffice to say, I found mine to be the most rational voice among what bordered on madness, and, as the Chief Security and Tactical Officer, I was the one most strained to make sense out of the madness." | The crew compliment of the Base was interesting to say the least. The Admiral was unconventional. The Chief Medical Officer was more prone to produce patients than to cure them. A wild child ran unsupervised throughout the Base, causing all sorts of havoc and mayhem. A Field Captain who pulled a disappearing act soon after reporting to duty, only to have her counter-part from an alternate universe appear mere days later, in command of a battered and eolian Star Fleet vessel. And last but not least, there was this civilian scientist whom insisted that his research and interests be put above everyone else's. Suffice to say, I found mine to be the most rational voice among what bordered on madness, and, as the Chief Security and Tactical Officer, I was the one most strained to make sense out of the madness." | ||
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* [[Reporter_Issue_27|Reporter Issue #27]] | * [[Reporter_Issue_27|Reporter Issue #27]] | ||
* [[Reporter_Issue_28|Reporter Issue #28]] | * [[Reporter_Issue_28|Reporter Issue #28]] | ||
* [[Reporter_Issue_29|Reporter Issue #29]] | |||
* [[Reporter_Issue_30|Reporter Issue #30]] | |||
* [[Reporter_Issue_31|Reporter Issue #31]] | |||
* [[Reporter_Issue_34|Reporter Issue #34]] | |||
* [[Reporter_Issue_41|Reporter Issue #41]] | |||
* [[Independence_Promotion_Ceremony_237909.16|Promotion Ceremony from the USS Independence 237909.16]] | * [[Independence_Promotion_Ceremony_237909.16|Promotion Ceremony from the USS Independence 237909.16]] | ||
* [[List_of_Award_Recipients]] ''Note'': He is mentioned 3 times on here in the ship column. Not sure why this is. Probably to do with something in the following link. | |||
* [[Awards_Ceremony,_1999|Awards Ceremony 1999]] He presented a few awards, so it is listed. | |||
[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Starfleet personnel]] | [[Category:Starfleet personnel]] | ||