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:''Though it is never explicitly stated, one can speculate that this reprimand is later removed from D'Amato's record for his actions could be construed as not of his own making, but rather the result of another, in this case Ambassador Sarek. The same could be argued for the hundreds of other crew members likewise impacted.''
 
:''Though it is never explicitly stated, one can speculate that this reprimand is later removed from D'Amato's record for his actions could be construed as not of his own making, but rather the result of another, in this case Ambassador Sarek. The same could be argued for the hundreds of other crew members likewise impacted.''
   
:''It is interesting to note that there were two D'Amatos who served aboard two different starships with the same name, the other being [[D'Amato (Lieutenant)|Lieutenant D'Amato]].''
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:''There were two D'Amatos who served aboard two different starships with the same name, the other being [[D'Amato (Lieutenant)|Lieutenant D'Amato]].''
   
 
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Ensign D'Amato was a human male who served as an operations division Starfleet officer aboard the USS Enterprise-D, under Captain Jean-Luc Picard, during the 2360s.

In 2366, D'Amato was serving in security when he became one of the hundreds of crew members affected by Sarek's telepathy, D'Amato channeled the anguish of the ambassador into an act of insubordination to his commanding officer, Lieutenant Worf. For his behavior, Ensign D'Amato received a written reprimand. For officers, like Commander William Riker, this was disturbing as the ensign was noted for his exemplary conduct as an officer. (TNG: "Sarek")

Though it is never explicitly stated, one can speculate that this reprimand is later removed from D'Amato's record for his actions could be construed as not of his own making, but rather the result of another, in this case Ambassador Sarek. The same could be argued for the hundreds of other crew members likewise impacted.
There were two D'Amatos who served aboard two different starships with the same name, the other being Lieutenant D'Amato.