Captain's Log: 19 October 822 A.S.
J. Scott, Commanding Officer SV-Atreyu, Corvo Class Science Ship
While orbiting Planet Manhattan in the New York system we received several distress calls from sector B-5 in the New York system. I immediately ordered the helm to set a course for that location at maximum cruise. Within minutes long range sensors were picking up dozens of ships engaged in battle near a newly constructed Rogue station. Once within visual range the comm officer sent out a system wide broadcast advising the embattled ships that we were only there to render medical assistance to all parties.
By the end of the battle we had taken on several hundred wounded survivors from both sides of the battle. Unfortunately many life pods were either destroyed or captured by the opposing sides in the battle. Once the battle was over we set course for Planet Manhattan so that the wounded could be offloaded to waiting hospitals for further treatment.
Over all the rescue operations went quite smoothly. However, near the end of the battle our sensors detected several anomalies that could not be explained at the time. During one such period of anomalous readings every ship within a 6km radius suddenly had their shields drained. Thinking we had been struck by an anti-shielding weapon I ordered engineering to activate the shield batteries in order to return power to the shields. Engineering tried multiple times to charge the shield banks with out any luck. It turns out that the Atreyu's shields were not drained at all; instead the entire shield system was taken offline. Once we realized this we reinitialized the shields and as of yet have not encounter this anomaly again.
I intend to take the Atreyu back to sector B5 with a survey crew and see if we cannot locate the exact source of this anomaly so that we may study it further.
