Starfleet Records. Jean Luc Picard. Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D. Time travel. Stardate: 42679.2-42679.5 (2365) (2365) Still on course to Endicor but not far from a meeting with fate, the other Picard is now more coherent. The present Picard begins to question him, becoming frustrated at his counterpart's abandonment of the Enterprise. Troi tries to reason with Picard, saying that the other is afraid. Picard, now disgusted at his other self, denies all familiarity with him and leaves

Starfleet Records. Jean Luc Picard. Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D. The Iconians and the virus. Stardate: 42609.1 (2365) The Haakona attempts to fire photon torpedoes but appears to be experiencing problems similar to those of the Enterprise, leading Riker to conclude that they too have tapped into the Yamato's log. When another probe is launched from Iconia, Riker instructs Taris to immediately destroy it, which she does. But because of the remaining Romulan threat, Riker wants the sh

Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. Dilemma between duty, logic, and emotions. Stardate: 2821.5-2823.8 (2267) On the Enterprise, landing party two has just beamed back with a few casualties and no shuttlecraft survivors. Lieutenant Kelowitz, who led the party, reports back to the captain, describing the same giant creatures encountered by the Galileo crew. By his account, Ensign O'Neill "got a spear through the body before we even knew t