Ensign Hewitt Demore Personal Log

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It was downright sad. Leaving Aegis for the last time sent chills down my spine. For some reason, I was feeling guilty. I don't know what I am feeling guilty for, but I know that I am. I know that there was nothing that I could do, but that doesn't help things. Maybe it's just that Aegis was my home... not for long, but it was my home. I mean, I had not yet completed unpacking before I had to get up an leave again. But, I must press on.

 

Dutys in Engineering helped keep my mind off of Cardassia and Aegis a little bit, but it still didn't completely help. I must say, Meve and Ayers acomplished something with the help of all of the crew of Aegis that even Starfleet didn't think was possible. In fact, I was surprised myself. It was an amazing feat of action.

 

As we were leaving Aegis, I was reminded of a 20th Century Television movie that I pulled up one time, just because of the name resemblence. I can't quite remember the name, but Aegis-1, which was the name of an at-sea oil drill, had many problems; problems that cost lives. Fortunately, this 24th Century fiasco didn't cost lives, for what we can tell. And, the job was done supurbly. Poor GromVik.... he had been on Aegis for so long. But, he didn't seem to be incredibally sad. But, I would say that he is working quite a bit more than I am.

 

It is difficult for all of us. But, I know that I, and the rest of us, must press on in life.

 

A salute to Sky Harbor.....

 

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Ensign Hewitt Demore

Assistant Engineer

Sky Harbor Aegis