Martin Lazlo - Revision history

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	Lazlo's disgust at his marines' fraternization with Starfleet and Waystation's civilian population finally led him to confine the marines to their deck. O'Neal, unhappy with this decision, disobeyed Lazlo's orders and led a group that escaped one night with plans to return before they were discovered. Unfortunately that didn't work out. Furious, Lazlo decided to train his troops even more intensely until he realized that training wasn't the issue; Waystation was. Hitting upon the idea of moving to the [[Space Lodge]], he had his superiors petition the Federation Council to change jurisdiction over the mysterious structure from Starfleet Science to the Federation Marines. His proposal was accepted, and the marines left Waystation~~. Soon after their arrival at~~ the Space Lodge~~, though, they and it vanished without a trace~~. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])		Lazlo's disgust at his marines' fraternization with Starfleet and Waystation's civilian population finally led him to confine the marines to their deck. O'Neal, unhappy with this decision, disobeyed Lazlo's orders and led a group that escaped one night with plans to return before they were discovered. Unfortunately that didn't work out. Furious, Lazlo decided to train his troops even more intensely until he realized that training wasn't the issue; Waystation was. Hitting upon the idea of moving to the [[Space Lodge]], he had his superiors petition the Federation Council to change jurisdiction over the mysterious structure from Starfleet Science to the Federation Marines. His proposal was accepted, and the marines left Waystation to set up a base in the Space Lodge. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])

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			! colspan="2" style="background:lightgreen;text-align: center;width:20em;font-size:10pt" \| Martin Lazlo
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			\| style="font-size:9pt" \| '''Species''' \|\| Human
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			\| style="font-size:9pt" \| '''Alignment''' \|\| Federation Marines
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			\| colspan="2" style="background:mediumseagreen;text-align:center;font-size:9pt" \| '''Appearances'''
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			\| style="font-size:9pt" \| '''Features in''' \|\| [[Star Traks: The Original Series\|TRK]] (1), [[Star Traks: Waystation\|WAY]] (31)
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			\| style="font-size:9pt" \| '''First Appearance''' \|\| [[Star Traks 5]]
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			\| style="font-size:9pt" \| '''Last Appearance''' \|\| [[From This Day Forward]]
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			\| style="font-size:9pt" \| '''Created by''' \|\| [[Alan Decker]]
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			\| colspan="2" style="background:seagreen;text-align:center;font-size:9pt" \| '''Marine Career'''
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			\| style="background:gainsboro;font-size:9pt" \| '''Position''' \|\| style="background:gainsboro;font-size:9pt" \| Colonel
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			\| style="background:gainsboro;font-size:9pt" \| '''Assigned to''' \|\| style="background:gainsboro;font-size:9pt" \| [[Waystation]]
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			\| style="background:gainsboro;font-size:9pt" \| '''From''' \|\| style="background:gainsboro;font-size:9pt" \| [[2373]]
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	Colonel in charge of the Federation Marine 79th Battalion assigned to [[Waystation]]. Lazlo arrived at Waystation by runabout in the middle of Waystation's battle with the Romulans and the [[Multeks]]. After the station was able to bring them safely aboard, Lazlo and the two marines accompanying him set off to capture, or preferably kill, Captain [[Wuddle]]. Commander [[Lisa Beck]] stepped in, stunned all three of the marines, and locked them in the brig until they agreed that she was the one in command of the station. (''[[Star Traks 5]]'' [TRK][WAY])		Colonel in charge of the Federation Marine 79th Battalion assigned to [[Waystation]]. Lazlo arrived at Waystation by runabout in the middle of Waystation's battle with the Romulans and the [[Multeks]]. After the station was able to bring them safely aboard, Lazlo and the two marines accompanying him set off to capture, or preferably kill, Captain [[Wuddle]]. Commander [[Lisa Beck]] stepped in, stunned all three of the marines, and locked them in the brig until they agreed that she was the one in command of the station. (''[[Star Traks 5]]'' [TRK][WAY])

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	Lazlo's disgust at his marines' fraternization with Starfleet and Waystation's civilian population finally led him to confine the marines to their deck. O'Neal, unhappy with this decision, disobeyed Lazlo's orders and led a group that escaped one night with plans to return before they were discovered. Unfortunately that didn't work out.		Lazlo's disgust at his marines' fraternization with Starfleet and Waystation's civilian population finally led him to confine the marines to their deck. O'Neal, unhappy with this decision, disobeyed Lazlo's orders and led a group that escaped one night with plans to return before they were discovered. Unfortunately that didn't work out. Furious, Lazlo decided to train his troops even more intensely until he realized that training wasn't the issue; Waystation was. Hitting upon the idea of moving to the [[Space Lodge]], he had his superiors petition the Federation Council to change jurisdiction over the mysterious structure from Starfleet Science to the Federation Marines. His proposal was accepted, and the marines left Waystation. Soon after their arrival at the Space Lodge, though, they and it vanished without a trace. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])

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	The following year, Lazlo's restlessness grew. He realized that Waystation had become civilization and was no longer really out on the frontier. More troubling was the fact that his marines had gotten comfortable and were spending all of their time engaging in civilian activities or, even worse, dating Starfleet Officers. After he couldn't find enough marines on the marine deck to start a basketball game one evening, Lazlo went looking for his second-in-command, Lieutenant Colonel [[Daniel O'Neal]], and his timely arrival in a holodeck saved O'Neal, Russell, Beck, and [[Banyon Kovacs]] from being killed by [[Lusenkia Dekelina]]. (''[[Fraternizing With The Enemy]]'' [WAY])		The following year, Lazlo's restlessness grew. He realized that Waystation had become civilization and was no longer really out on the frontier. More troubling was the fact that his marines had gotten comfortable and were spending all of their time engaging in civilian activities or, even worse, dating Starfleet Officers. After he couldn't find enough marines on the marine deck to start a basketball game one evening, Lazlo went looking for his second-in-command, Lieutenant Colonel [[Daniel O'Neal]], and his timely arrival in a holodeck saved O'Neal, Russell, Beck, and [[Banyon Kovacs]] from being killed by [[Lusenkia Dekelina]]. (''[[Fraternizing With The Enemy]]'' [WAY])


			Lazlo's disgust at his marines' fraternization with Starfleet and Waystation's civilian population finally led him to confine the marines to their deck. O'Neal, unhappy with this decision, disobeyed Lazlo's orders and led a group that escaped one night with plans to return before they were discovered. Unfortunately that didn't work out.

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	While the Waystation command crew was trapped in Ops for a lockdown drill, Lazlo tried to take command to ensure that order was maintained. He set his marines against the Starfleet crew, but both groups where taken out by a civilian militia formed by [[Richard Theroll]], who later named himself Station Administrator. Lazlo escaped and managed to hide for a while, but he was eventually captured when he attempted to warn Beck about the civilian takeover. (''[[Town Hall]]'' [WAY])		While the Waystation command crew was trapped in Ops for a lockdown drill, Lazlo tried to take command to ensure that order was maintained. He set his marines against the Starfleet crew, but both groups where taken out by a civilian militia formed by [[Richard Theroll]], who later named himself Station Administrator. Lazlo escaped and managed to hide for a while, but he was eventually captured when he attempted to warn Beck about the civilian takeover. (''[[Town Hall]]'' [WAY])


			The following year, Lazlo's restlessness grew. He realized that Waystation had become civilization and was no longer really out on the frontier. More troubling was the fact that his marines had gotten comfortable and were spending all of their time engaging in civilian activities or, even worse, dating Starfleet Officers. After he couldn't find enough marines on the marine deck to start a basketball game one evening, Lazlo went looking for his second-in-command, Lieutenant Colonel [[Daniel O'Neal]], and his timely arrival in a holodeck saved O'Neal, Russell, Beck, and [[Banyon Kovacs]] from being killed by [[Lusenkia Dekelina]]. (''[[Fraternizing With The Enemy]]'' [WAY])

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	While the Waystation command crew was trapped in Ops for a lockdown drill, Lazlo tried to take command to ensure that order was maintained. He set his marines against the Starfleet crew, but both groups where taken out by a civilian militia formed by Richard Theroll, who later named himself Station Administrator. Lazlo escaped and managed to hide for a while, but he was eventually captured when he attempted to warn Beck about the civilian takeover. (''[[Town Hall]]'' [WAY])		While the Waystation command crew was trapped in Ops for a lockdown drill, Lazlo tried to take command to ensure that order was maintained. He set his marines against the Starfleet crew, but both groups where taken out by a civilian militia formed by [[Richard Theroll]], who later named himself Station Administrator. Lazlo escaped and managed to hide for a while, but he was eventually captured when he attempted to warn Beck about the civilian takeover. (''[[Town Hall]]'' [WAY])

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	Lazlo was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. The D'Ceti scanned his mind and, sensing hostility, took over Lazlo and used him to try to kill Porter and Russell. Porter was able to resolve the misunderstanding and made proper contact with the D'Ceti, convincing them that, despite Lazlo's personality, the Federation as a whole was peaceful. Freed from D'Ceti control, Lazlo traveled to [[Multos]] with Russell and Wuddle and saved Commander Beck from [[Frequoq Juletz]]. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY]) Lazlo and several of his marines were also on the [[USS Wayward]] during the first encounter with the [[Collectors]] at the planet Falinor. Lazlo led his troops onto the Collectors' Vault-Ship and set off an electromagnetic pulse device created by Porter, which shorted out the mind-control helmets the Collectors used to force beings to serve them. Lazlo then pursued the Collectors' Chief Assessor and forced him to relinquish the Collectors' claim on Falinor. (''[[Everything Must Go!]]'' [WAY])		Lazlo was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. The D'Ceti scanned his mind and, sensing hostility, took over Lazlo and used him to try to kill Porter and Russell. Porter was able to resolve the misunderstanding and made proper contact with the D'Ceti, convincing them that, despite Lazlo's personality, the Federation as a whole was peaceful. Freed from D'Ceti control, Lazlo traveled to [[Multos]] with Russell and Wuddle and saved Commander Beck from [[Frequoq Juletz]]. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY]) Lazlo and several of his marines were also on the [[USS Wayward]] during the first encounter with the [[Collectors]] at the planet Falinor. Lazlo led his troops onto the Collectors' Vault-Ship and set off an electromagnetic pulse device created by Porter, which shorted out the mind-control helmets the Collectors used to force beings to serve them. Lazlo then pursued the Collectors' Chief Assessor and forced him to relinquish the Collectors' claim on Falinor. (''[[Everything Must Go!]]'' [WAY]) Lazlo and his marines were also instrumental in defending the station from a Collectors' assault the following year.


			While the Waystation command crew was trapped in Ops for a lockdown drill, Lazlo tried to take command to ensure that order was maintained. He set his marines against the Starfleet crew, but both groups where taken out by a civilian militia formed by Richard Theroll, who later named himself Station Administrator. Lazlo escaped and managed to hide for a while, but he was eventually captured when he attempted to warn Beck about the civilian takeover. (''[[Town Hall]]'' [WAY])

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	Lazlo was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. The D'Ceti scanned his mind and, sensing hostility, took over Lazlo and used him to try to kill Porter and Russell. Porter was able to resolve the misunderstanding and made proper contact with the D'Ceti, convincing them that, despite Lazlo's personality, the Federation as a whole was peaceful. Freed from D'Ceti control, Lazlo traveled to [[Multos]] with Russell and Wuddle and saved Commander Beck from [[Frequoq Juletz]]. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY])		Lazlo was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. The D'Ceti scanned his mind and, sensing hostility, took over Lazlo and used him to try to kill Porter and Russell. Porter was able to resolve the misunderstanding and made proper contact with the D'Ceti, convincing them that, despite Lazlo's personality, the Federation as a whole was peaceful. Freed from D'Ceti control, Lazlo traveled to [[Multos]] with Russell and Wuddle and saved Commander Beck from [[Frequoq Juletz]]. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY]) Lazlo and several of his marines were also on the [[USS Wayward]] during the first encounter with the [[Collectors]] at the planet Falinor. Lazlo led his troops onto the Collectors' Vault-Ship and set off an electromagnetic pulse device created by Porter, which shorted out the mind-control helmets the Collectors used to force beings to serve them. Lazlo then pursued the Collectors' Chief Assessor and forced him to relinquish the Collectors' claim on Falinor. (''[[Everything Must Go!]]'' [WAY])

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	Lazlo was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. The D'Ceti scanned his mind and, sensing hostility, took over Lazlo and used him to try to kill Porter and Russell. Porter was able to resolve the misunderstanding and made proper contact with the D'Ceti, convincing them that, despite Lazlo's personality, the Federation as a whole was peaceful. Freed from D'Ceti control, Lazlo traveled to [[Multos]] with Russell and Wuddle and saved Commander Beck from [[Frequoq Juletz]].		Lazlo was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. The D'Ceti scanned his mind and, sensing hostility, took over Lazlo and used him to try to kill Porter and Russell. Porter was able to resolve the misunderstanding and made proper contact with the D'Ceti, convincing them that, despite Lazlo's personality, the Federation as a whole was peaceful. Freed from D'Ceti control, Lazlo traveled to [[Multos]] with Russell and Wuddle and saved Commander Beck from [[Frequoq Juletz]]. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY])