I have always fel tthat one of the missed storylines that would have been fabulous for Deep Space Nine would have been to see some Bajorans in Starfleet on the station.
How exactly do non-Starfleet Bajorans feel about those serving in Starfleet?
It seems as though there were quite a few Bajorans in Starfleet during the occupation, and thus, many in Starfleet AFTER the occupation.
I'm guessing most of these Starfleet Bajorans were the children of lucky refugees that escaped the Cardassians and made it to safety in the Federation. Maybe a few others escaped personally. Either way, they chose to join a very elite organization of the best in the galaxy and serve Starfleet, even though Starfleet would not intervene in the occupation of their homeworld.
Where did they think they were going with their lives during their time in Starfleet? Had they given up on Bajor?
When Bajor was freed and Starfleet wanted to get them back on their feet and maybe even in the Federation, did these Starfleet Bajoran requent en masse to be assigned to Deep Space Nine?
Or the opposite? Did they stay away from Bajor because they would be viewed as people who abandoned Bajor in her time of need?
What would Major Kira make of Sito Jaxa if she had to serve with her? She might view her as a spoiled brat who either escaped Bajor at a young age, or was born in the Federation and never knew the true horrors of the occupation.
It is too bad we never got to explore a storyline like that.
How exactly do non-Starfleet Bajorans feel about those serving in Starfleet?
It seems as though there were quite a few Bajorans in Starfleet during the occupation, and thus, many in Starfleet AFTER the occupation.
I'm guessing most of these Starfleet Bajorans were the children of lucky refugees that escaped the Cardassians and made it to safety in the Federation. Maybe a few others escaped personally. Either way, they chose to join a very elite organization of the best in the galaxy and serve Starfleet, even though Starfleet would not intervene in the occupation of their homeworld.
Where did they think they were going with their lives during their time in Starfleet? Had they given up on Bajor?
When Bajor was freed and Starfleet wanted to get them back on their feet and maybe even in the Federation, did these Starfleet Bajoran requent en masse to be assigned to Deep Space Nine?
Or the opposite? Did they stay away from Bajor because they would be viewed as people who abandoned Bajor in her time of need?
What would Major Kira make of Sito Jaxa if she had to serve with her? She might view her as a spoiled brat who either escaped Bajor at a young age, or was born in the Federation and never knew the true horrors of the occupation.
It is too bad we never got to explore a storyline like that.