Biography Sketch: Report of Starfleet Security

 After a brilliant but troubled two years heading toward an engineering specialty at Starfleet Academy, subject Torres seemed
 to be constantly at odds with the Klingon heritage of her maternal side and after several disruptive episodes agreed to leave
 school. She and her Klingon mother had lived on Kessick IV along among humans after her father, a human Starfleet officer,
 left them when she was 5.

 She later joined the Maquis rebellion in its early stages and by mid-2370 was acting as engineer for former Starfleet officer
 Chakotay's crew, her position at last report and the crew to which Lt. Tuvok of the U.S.S. Voyager under Captain Kathryn
 Janeway had infiltrated undercover. Her ship was last heard from a week before the Voyager went looking for it in the DMZ
 Badlands; both vessels are missing and presumed lost, last detected SD 48307.5.

 When she turns to recreation as an outlet, she has been know to play both hoverball and Parrises Squares.

 File Update: Delta Quadrant Addendum
 Report by Capt. Kathryn Janeway, U.S.S. Voyager

 I have never regretted my decision to assign Torres the brevet rank of lieutenant or make her my chief engineer. She is
 tough, knowledgeable and independent, and sometimes seems an echo of myself at her age in her department, but her
 mixed heritage has manifested itself in a state of confusion and denial that I hope is not personally insurmountable. Now that
 B'Elanna is unable to release her frustrations through fighting the Cardassians, she must learn to accept herself and her
 conflicting heritage; I recall how far she has come since her diatribe against my order to destroy the Caretaker's Array when
 we first arrived, and her reaction to Tuvok's grumbling "boot camp" Maquis bears out my faith in her.

 Episodes such as the Vidiians' kidnapping of her to test Klingon tissue for its Phage-resistance does not hurt, although I
 was gratified to see she allowed such a sample taken a year later to aid Dr. Danara Pel, who later in turn helped our crew
 when Chakotay and I were fatally infected and left behind. It hurt me to put her on report following the Sikaris insubordination.

 Torres was also driven by guilt to stop "Dreadnought", the code name of a Cardassian doomsday missile she reprogrammed
 as a Maquis in mid-2370 to hit its makers' fuel depot at Aschelon V and swept up by the Array to into the Delta Quadrant.
 She launched it as a super-killer without Chakotay's permission - even though she programmed it to warn Federation ships.
 B'Elanna was also away from us when a Cravic fighter robot she reactivated here kidnapped her to its vessel to give its kind
 the secret of replication that had all but halted their undying war with Praylor robots, since neither could reproduce after both
 sides eliminated their makers and kept fighting.

 (******
 (CROSS-EXCERPT, related file, Chakotay personal log, SD 50246:
 (
 (Sometimes I wonder about my B'Elanna. I know she's honest, but the erotic Enaran dreams she experienced are
 I trust not a product of her own psyche. It' s none of my business of course, but even though she dates I do worry
 about her keeping to herself too much. I just hope the flirtatious sparring she gets from Tom Paris these days
 doesn't lead to more hurt for her.
 (******

 Personnel file addendum, report of CO Janeway, SD 50450:

 I have nothing but praise for my chief engineer as we near our third year in returning home, despite her unusual behavior with
 the Enarans, whom I had hoped to make as a new ally. But B'Elanna is nothing if not brutally honest, and though my own
 inquiry failed to turn up concrete proof of her story I cannot help but feel we are better off without allies whom she claim
 engaged in a Holocaust-like purge and then ignored the horror.