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After completing his basic training in late 2385, Ollie was assigned to Starfleet Operations as a supply chain specialist aboard the USS Vancouver. Over the next five years, he embarked on voyages across the entire Alpha Quadrant aboard the Vancouver in supply chain positions. When he was promoted to the rank of Petty Officer III, Starfleet rotated for station service through multiple starbases in the advanced operations path. Eventually, he landed back on ship duty onboard the USS Braveheart. | After completing his basic training in late 2385, Ollie was assigned to Starfleet Operations as a supply chain specialist aboard the USS Vancouver. Over the next five years, he embarked on voyages across the entire Alpha Quadrant aboard the Vancouver in supply chain positions. When he was promoted to the rank of Petty Officer III, Starfleet rotated him for station service through multiple starbases in the advanced operations path. Eventually, he landed back on ship duty onboard the USS Braveheart. | ||
During his four year aboard the Braveheart, Ollie's forgotten dream of becoming an officer was reignited when the ship's captain nominated him for promotion through the enlisted-to-officer commissioning program. He accepted the nomination and dedicated himself to learning the ropes at Starfleet Academy over the next two years, gaining a deep understanding of what it truly entailed to be an officer. He graduated at the lower end of the first quarter of his class. | During his four year aboard the Braveheart, Ollie's forgotten dream of becoming an officer was reignited when the ship's captain nominated him for promotion through the enlisted-to-officer commissioning program. He accepted the nomination and dedicated himself to learning the ropes at Starfleet Academy over the next two years, gaining a deep understanding of what it truly entailed to be an officer. He graduated at the lower end of the first quarter of his class. | ||