A mission log was a log which recorded the events of a specific mission.
Gabrielle Burnham kept a mission log of her time travel experiences using the red angel suit, recorded on two mission log drones, saved to a data module within the suit. Lieutenant Paul Stamets and Ensign Sylvia Tilly were able to download the logs in 2257, for Michael Burnham to review. (DIS: "Perpetual Infinity")
In 2367, Data ordered the computer to scan all isolinear chips containing mission logs aboard the Onizuka, but found no discrepancies. (TNG: "The Mind's Eye")
In 2368, in order to discover a connection between a group of Ullians and cases of unexplained comas, Geordi La Forge searched the Ullians' mission logs; he discovered that when two such cases had occurred in the Epsilon Nel system, Tarmin had been on the Ullian homeworld, so could not be responsible. (TNG: "Violations")
In 2369, an explosion aboard the USS Yosemite scrambled all logs aboard the ship, including mission logs, science logs and medical logs. (TNG: "Realm Of Fear")
In 2375, the Silver Blood copy of the USS Voyager planned to launch a probe containing the ship's records, but the probe was destroyed before its launch, so everything including personal logs and mission logs was gone. (VOY: "Course: Oblivion")
All logs |
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Duty • Medical • Mission • Operations • Personal appointment • Personnel • Science • Tricorder |
Logs by post: Ship's • Shuttlecraft • Station • Positional |
Communications: Frequency • Subspace • Relay |
Engineering: Construction Logs - Field Stress Compensators • Subspace Design Logs - Theoretical Propulsion |
Maintenance & security: Biofilter • Computer • Engineering • Environmental control • Fuel consumption • Imaging • Internal sensor • Power allocation • Repair • Secondary systems • Security • Sensor • Visual playback • Warp maintenance |
Navigation & transportation: Cargo manifest • Navigational • Transporter • Turbolift |
Groups: Starnes Exploration Party • Theoretical Propulsion • Sector Ipai Relay |