Training officer's log, USS Protostar

The training officer's log on the USS Protostar was the method used by the training officer to record the ship's events. Hologram Janeway kept such a log during her time training her second crew aboard the Protostar in 2383. (PRO: "Time Amok")

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2383

Post-Cymari first contact. (PRO: "Time Amok")

• "Training officer's log, Stardate 607125.6. After the crew's last mission conducting first contact went terribly awry, I fear their failure is tearing them apart. Falling down is easy. It's getting up that takes practice, which is why, as their advisor, it was time to stir things up."

2384

Recapture of Protostar. (PRO: "A Moral Star, Part 2")

• "Training log, Stardate 61103.1. Though victory came at a price, the crew of the USS Protostar proved exemplary in securing transport for a large many who could not help themselves, transforming a symbol of captivity into a vehicle for liberation. While learning to fly, a ship has its inherent struggles. After what I've seen from my own crew, I have faith they'll figure it out. As for the Diviner, he is now the sole Unwanted. Banished to live the rest of his life in the ruins of his own making, his reign of terror foreseeable over. But was the price too steep? Since the incident, Zero hasn't left Gwyn's side. Had she seen more than a reflection, Gwyn could've been lost forever. Thankfully, the only thing lost were her memories of the event.
  These voyages have left as indelible mark on this crew, new worlds, sought new life and new civilizations...all to gain a little understanding of our greater galaxy the potential of our greater selves. And they've learned they will always be stronger together. The Diviner referred to Gwyn as his "progeny". An offspring. But that word says nothing about who she is, nor what she's capable of. In fact, you could look at any of these kids– I mean, crew– and dismiss them at first glance. Each of them has exceptional qualities that they've only just begun to discover. Each of them... a prodigy in the making."