Carson Sesgaard sat in the command chair on second shift watching the star pass, their red shift mesmerizing. He finally hit the comm button, taking action on work he had been avoiding.
"Computer, begin recording. First officers log: Ship status update.
The Nal'gaharay prisoners are quiet and subdued for the moment. Keeping them separate within the brig had been useful. Pairs and triples fomented rebellion. On their own, they are more... manageable. Lt. Martis had her hands full with the prisoners, but has them under control for the moment.
The Marines were crazed, create chaos and havoc when we beamed them back from the terrorist's ship. Slowly some were coming around, but they required around the clock observation as they came down from what ever has affected them. Dr. Vartok Afvillhei and Dr. t'Kheall have their hands full managing the psychosis and aftermath. We are hoping for some resolution, either an antidote, or self resolution by time.
Lt. Maria Reynolds has been involved in handling the processing of the prisoners. Considering their non-compliance, and the required security surrounding them, both the JAG, and Lt Sheval ch'Kayag, who is acting security supervisor on the prisoners during interrogation and processing, were dealing with volatile and dangerous criminals. I believe Lt. Martis' choice of Supervisor was excellent, although tactical is weaker without him.
Cromwell had been rocked by an explosion set off by the terrorists from their own ship. Chief engineer T'Lis had spotted the engine overload build up, allowing Cromwell to get their away teams back, and a number of the surviving Nal'Gaharay as well. All these people required special housing, and could not just be introduced into the general ship populations. This required movement of the Capanellan Assault ship crew. 'The Colonels', meaning Col Lessa and Lt. Col Dejah were less than pleased with the current status of the Capanellan crew. I have turned my own room over to Col. Anara Lessa, as an honor to house one of the rebellion freedom fighters. But, as I pointed out to Lt. Col. Dejah, I am not running a five star hotel. I am pleased to report, that Cromwell current rates two stars from the Colonels. My assumption is that means they get clean sheets.
Commander Banor continues to make some improvement, but his brother is who I am most concerned about. Cromwell's most recent encounter ended less than optimal, but without bloodshed. I am concerned about our next encounter, but I am counting on Ensign Epsa Boran's research, both on Banor's behalf and for Cromwell's defense. If not, ch'Kayags skill at tactical will be required.
Cromwell is enroute to Capanella. Our ETA is two days. The Captain is divided between Admiral Fairchild and Holodeck privileges with Lt. Martis. If he and I did not get along so well, I might stop in and see what program they are running.
I have no complaints regarding this crew. They are steadfast, and when called upon, always rise to the occasion. I wish I could return the favor. Perhaps I can get them some down time on Capanella.
Carson stopped to survey the bridge. "First officer out. Computer, end recording."