Personal Log: Null

Vice Admiral Null.

A liberated borg, One who appears to be a Temporally displaced Covert Operative. When Federation salvage crews recovered her from the wreckage of her crash on [REDACTED] the security protocals in her Borg systems initiated a Burn Protocal and completely wiped all synthetic and biological memory. This left her a blank slate and totally immobile, but it also allowed the crew of the [REDACTED] to provide life support without any interference from her Borg systems and no risk to the medical staff. This left her alive but with no functional implants, a terrible state for a Borg with no memories to find herself in.

She was an ideal candidate for project Unix A-001-[REDACTED].

Using the newly developed 88 stage OS overwrite, our scientists at Research Outpost Unix [REDACTED], in conjunction with our partners at the Banzai Institute, were able to reactivate her motor and sensory implants, and get her neural enhancements working at 73% efficiency. They were further able to download basic informational archives directly into her memory systems saving her years of primary education. When she emerged from the procedure, she was a new person. Not a total blank, the shell of an identity. She decided to join Starfleet. Her dedication to helping and protecting others and discovering new cultures is matched only by her scientific brilliance. She is a new person formed in the social crucible of Starfleet academy and built on a Federation operating system that returns her feedom and individuality. Make no mistake: she is not programmed to be "Federation material", she has chosen to dedicate herself to earning that distinction with honors. This new person, this "Liberated Borg," has risen to the rank of Vice Admiral and has saved millions of lives as she has begun to truly become not ony an individual, but one worthy of admiration.

If that is not a massive success story, I don't what is.

She has proven to be exceptionally gifted at Temporal Investgaions. Given her past, I find this troubling. She has, however, helped me gain insight into aspects of the Temporal Cold War I had previously overlooked and has been vital in increasing the shipboard presence of TI officers fleet wide.