Preliminary Status of Recovered Officers

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TO 38th/Command
CC 38th/Medical; 38th Security
FROM LTJG Delphiki
SUBJ Status of Recovered Officers


Officers,

This is a preliminary report on the six officers recovered from Azedi captivity. All suffered numerous minor burns, abrasions, fractures, and other assorted superficial injuries. Two of them, Commander Caspius and Lieutenant Commander James Kermit, both underwent major operations in captivity. Commander Caspius received a cardiac transplant and Lt. Commander Kermit underwent several procedures to quell internal bleeding and damage to the liver. All recovered personnel still in need of medical attention were treated immediately after arrival on K-7.

Medical's most pressing concern involves the use of a device to access memories. Reports from the recovered officers indicate the device was unstable, and recollection of the actual procedures are sparse. Each application created a small puncture on the left temple. Some officers have one or two, while others have up to six. Due to the uncertainty surrounding this procedure all six officers are on medical leave and not allowed to return to duty under any circumstances. Medical will be conducting regular neurological scans over the course of the coming days. No further restrictions are deemed necessary from a medical standpoint.

Spoiler: Recovered OfficersShow
Captain Beylara Ailes
Captain William Levesley
Commander Caspius
Commander Charlotte Jarnefelt
Lieutenant Commander James Kermit
Lieutenant Alexander Vangilder


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Lieutenant (jg) Costas Delphiki
Medical Resident, 38th Fleet
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Stardate 95010.7
Security Level 2 - Confidential

TO 38th/Command
CC 38th/Medical; 38th/Security; 38th/Counseling
FROM RDML Konieczko, D.

SUBJ RE: Status of Recovered Officers
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ALLCON;

The follow additional conditions and restrictions are also being ordered by Command at this time.

- LCARs access to after action reports and level 2 communications are to be restricted at this time.
- The officers are to undergo psychological counseling for any trauma until such time authority declares it is no longer necessary and it is determined they are fit to return to duty.


//SIGNED//
Rear Admiral Dmitri Konieczko
Executive Officer
38th Fleet 'Argo'
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Security Level 2 - Confidential

TO <38th/Command>
CC <38th/Medical>, <38th/Security>, <38th/Counseling>
FROM LTJG A. Oshiro
SUBJ RE: Status of Recovered Officers

Officers,


The results of in-depth neurological scans have shown that there are no adverse effects on the central nervous system of the patients. The most damage is actually due to hypoxia, which aligns with Commander Caspius' account that they were repeatedly deprived of oxygen by being exposed to vacuum. Some minor connection changes have been detected in the patients' neural pathways, but nothing that warrants concern. Neither are significant enough to impact the performance of the patients. A being naturally loses brain cells over the course of their lifespan and forms different neural pathways due to brain plasticity, sometimes to compensate for damage and other times simply due to repetition of a certain activity. What we are seeing in these patients is not out of the ordinary for people who have suffered trauma, and does not suggest any potential alteration of mental functions by outside intervention.

It is my professional opinion that the patients do not pose a risk to themselves or others. I also wish to advise that the actions of these officers while in captivity, whatever they may be, should not be scrutinized too heavily. Even in cases where no long-term brain damage is done, hypoxia is capable of causing short-term memory loss and temporarily impaired judgement, especially in the immediate period following oxygen deprivation.

Some of the patients have voiced the desire to transfer on board specific starships in an off-duty capacity. I believe it is now safe to clear them for such transfers as a familiar environment may aid in recovery. As reported by Lieutenant Delphiki, medical treatment has been given to Commander Caspius and Lieutenant Commander Kermit. All recovered personnel may also be physically cleared for duty, though they will still need to be psychologically cleared by the Counselling department before returning to active duty.


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Lieutenant Junior Grade Dr. Oshiro Asuna
Physician, 38th Fleet
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TO <38th/Command>, <38th/Medical>
FROM LCDR Sedai
SUBJ Re: RE: Status of Recovered Officers

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Good afternoon,

I will arrange priority debriefing for the officers in question within the next week.

This is also my formal notice that I plan to access and study in depth the neurological scans of both the recovered officers and those of the comatose civilians that we recovered months back. I am interested in investigating whether we might be able to discern pattern evidence to help the latter group in their recovery. Thank you.


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LCDR Sedai, Katriel
DS13 Counseling
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Stardate 95013.3
Security Level 2 - Confidential

TO 38th/Command
CC 38th/Medical; 38th/Security; 38th/Counseling
FROM RDML Konieczko, D.

SUBJ RE: Status of Recovered Officers
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ALLCON;

Once medical has deemed that their patients are cleared for a discharge they are welcome to do so. The officers are not however to be granted leave from K7 until they are cleared by counseling and Command. Speaking with K-7's command, they are granted living quarters aboard the station until they are fit to return to duty and their stations.

//SIGNED//
Rear Admiral Dmitri Konieczko
Executive Officer
38th Fleet 'Argo'
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TO <38th/Command>, <38th/Medical>
CC CAPT Caspius
FROM LCDR Sedai
SUBJ Re: RE: Status of Recovered Officers

:: Security Level 2 - Confidential ::


Good evening,

I have completed and uploaded my assessments for all the recovered officers. For your convenience, please find the relevant evaluations attached.

I remain available for questions or clarifications.


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LCDR Sedai, Katriel
DS13 Counseling

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Spoiler: Jarnefelt, CharlotteShow
EVALUATOR'S NAME: Sedai, Katriel E.
AUTHORITY: Head of Counseling, Deep Space 13

SUBJECT'S NAME: Jarnefelt, Charlotte
INTERVIEW STARDATE: ((6 Jan 2019))

PURPOSE AND CONTEXT OF EVALUATION

Determine subject's state of mental health for restoration to active duty.

CONCLUSION

Authority finds subject to be of sound mental health and fit for active duty.

DISCUSSION

Subject demonstrated no symptoms of trauma, possibly due to role as physician, which gave her some sense of purpose, even if it wasn't easy to fulfill. Subject felt somewhat sheltered as the lowest-ranking officer, as the captors' focus was more on her superiors.


LENGTH OF INTERVIEW: 1 hr
END OF EVALUATION.

Spoiler: Vangilder, AlexanderShow
EVALUATOR'S NAME: Sedai, Katriel E.
AUTHORITY: Head of Counseling, Deep Space 13

SUBJECT'S NAME: Vangilder, Alexander
INTERVIEW STARDATE: ((7 Jan 2019))

PURPOSE AND CONTEXT OF EVALUATION

Determine subject's state of mental health for restoration to active duty.

CONCLUSION

Authority finds subject to be of insufficient mental health and therefore not fit for active duty at this time.

Re-evaluation recommended in one month.

Strongly recommending weekly counseling with PTSD specialist. Authority will also be placing subject on priority medical holodeck-use list.


DISCUSSION

Subject demonstrated several pronounced symptoms of continued trauma, including unsteady voice, frequent stutter, and avoiding eye contact. Subject's experience during internment left him feeling largely like a hindrance, though he does not specifically regret any actions, and he remains anxious about any undiscovered effects of the neural probing.


LENGTH OF INTERVIEW: 1 hr
END OF EVALUATION.

Spoiler: Kermit, JamesShow
EVALUATOR'S NAME: Sedai, Katriel E.
AUTHORITY: Head of Counseling, Deep Space 13

SUBJECT'S NAME: Kermit, James
INTERVIEW STARDATE: ((8 Jan 2019))

PURPOSE AND CONTEXT OF EVALUATION

Determine subject's state of mental health for restoration to active duty.

CONCLUSION

Authority finds subject to be of sound mental health and fit for active duty.

However, authority strongly recommends a period of 2-3 weeks of leave prior to resuming service.

DISCUSSION

Minimal symptoms of trauma observed, due to subject's significant time spent incapacitated during imprisonment, which ultimately minimized his exposure to traumatic events. Chief concern is how subject will manage and process the emotions he experienced in reaction to fellow prisoner actions, rather than anything inflicted by the captors.


LENGTH OF INTERVIEW: 1 hr
END OF EVALUATION.

Spoiler: CaspiusShow
EVALUATOR'S NAME: Sedai, Katriel E.
AUTHORITY: Head of Counseling, Deep Space 13

SUBJECT'S NAME: Caspius
INTERVIEW STARDATE: ((9 Jan 2019))

PURPOSE AND CONTEXT OF EVALUATION

Determine subject's state of mental health for restoration to active duty.

CONCLUSION

Authority finds subject to be of sound mental health and fit for active duty.

DISCUSSION

Subject demonstrated no symptoms of trauma. Subject's mannerisms were identical to previously logged profile assessments and he had no difficulties with processing and recollecting events from imprisonment. Subject was largely, if not totally, disinterested in emotional reflection of any kind, focused wholly on his future responsibilities both major and minor.


LENGTH OF INTERVIEW: 50m
END OF EVALUATION.

Spoiler: Ailes, BeylaraShow
EVALUATOR'S NAME: Sedai, Katriel E.
AUTHORITY: Head of Counseling, Deep Space 13

SUBJECT'S NAME: Ailes, Beylara
INTERVIEW STARDATE: ((10 Jan 2019))

PURPOSE AND CONTEXT OF EVALUATION

Determine subject's state of mental health for restoration to active duty.

CONCLUSION

Authority finds subject to be of insufficient mental health and therefore not fit for active duty at this time.

Re-evaluation recommended in one month.

DISCUSSION

Subject is doing her best to carry on normally, but is afflicted by high tension and faces the majority of inquiries into her welfare with an on-edge sort of containment. Her recitation of events during imprisonment was largely clinical, but not accepting or well-integrated, and she retains strong feelings of misgiving regarding many separate incidents during the time period. This is likely largely due to the subject's feeling of being primarily responsible for the welfare and actions of all her fellow prisoners, due to seniority/rank.

Authority notes that the subject's behavior in all other respects is comparatively normal. Authority's opinion is that subject is likely already tracking to full recovery, she merely requires more time, as expected with consideration for species normals.


LENGTH OF INTERVIEW: 1.5 hrs
END OF EVALUATION.

Spoiler: Levesley, WilliamShow
EVALUATOR'S NAME: Sedai, Katriel E.
AUTHORITY: Head of Counseling, Deep Space 13

SUBJECT'S NAME: Levesley, William
INTERVIEW STARDATE: ((12 Jan 2019))

PURPOSE AND CONTEXT OF EVALUATION

Determine subject's state of mental health for restoration to active duty.

CONCLUSION

Authority finds subject to be of sound mental health and fit for active duty, with reservations. See discussion section.

DISCUSSION

Subject possesses a fairly pragmatic view of his recent experience, neither overly emotional nor excessively closed off. During imprisonment, subject's focus understandably narrowed to primary goals of survival and escape and through this framework, he neither questions nor regrets choices and actions made and is generally ready to move forward with his return. Authority would normally have considered the subject to have, without question, properly integrated his experience and be otherwise fit for duty, were it not for the subject's admittance to committing an act of violence out of anger, rather than self-defense or necessity, during his imprisonment.

Given the extraordinary circumstances of mental adversity and hardship in which the act of violence should be carefully contextualized, the authority considers the subject's loss of control to be emotionally justifiable, if not necessarily reproachable.

The authority's reservations lie outside of the immediate context of the subject's recent captivity. There exists an outlying question as to whether or not the subject potentially possesses either previously sustained emotional trauma or a personal philosophical worldview that he readily utilizes as permission to engage in more brutal tactics when it comes to enemy hostiles. This is beyond counseling's scope to examine. The authority concludes that a separate Command investigation that analyzes the subject's record in its entirety and especially any patterns in his attitude towards non-allies, would perhaps not be without merit.


LENGTH OF INTERVIEW: 1.5 hrs
END OF EVALUATION.
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Stardate 95035.3
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TO LCDR. Sedai, K. ; CAPT. Caspius
CC <38th/Command>; <38th/Medical>
FROM RDML Konieczko, D.

SUBJ RE: RE: RE: Status of Recovered Officers
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Commander,

Thank you for conducting these assessments in a timely manner.

ALLCON;

At this time Commander Jarnefelt is cleared by Command to return to active duty. Lieutenant Commander Kermit will be cleared to return to duty after a 2 week minimum period of leave set to expire SD95074.7 (JAN 28 2418) Captain Caspius has already been cleared and I am pleased to see the report of his assessment.

Captain Levesley despite being determined fit for duty is not yet to be cleared. This should not impede anything at this moment given the Camelot's current state.

Thank you all.

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Rear Admiral Dmitri Konieczko
Acting Commanding Officer
38th Fleet 'Argo'
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Stardate 95037.4
Security Level 2: Confidential
TO RDML Konieczko
CC LCDR Sedai
FROM CAPT Caspius
SUBJ. Status of Recovered Officers
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Commodore,

Receipt of your statement on officer readiness is acknowledged. As indicated in an earlier communique, my request for transfer of LCDR Kermit to serve as Acting Executive Officer of Deep Space 13 is withheld until such time as he is cleared for active duty.

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Captain Caspius
Starbase Commander, Deep Space 13
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Stardate 95072.9
Security Level 2 - Confidential

TO 38th/Command
CC 38th/Medical; 38th/Security; 38th/Counseling
FROM RDML Konieczko, D.

SUBJ RE: Status of Recovered Officers
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ALLCON;

As of Stardate 95072.9 Captain Levesley is cleared to return to duty. As he currently does not have a duty assignment he will be filling in on the U.S.S. ATTAR under Captain Timoreev as the ship's executive officer. LCARs restrictions are to be lifted at this time.

//SIGNED//
Rear Admiral Dmitri Konieczko
Executive Officer
38th Fleet 'Argo'
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