Is the enterprise-d officer named william mckenzie?

Because of Sarstedt's appearance on the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D, it is possible, though unsupported by dialogue in Voyager, that the command division officer transferred to U.S.S. Voyager as a Crewman, in which case the name of the command officer is William McKenzie as established in Voyager, but it is implausible that someone with officer rank should seek a transfer at a lower rank and from the flagship to a smaller less prestigious vessel as Voyager, unless he was demoted for some reason and transferred to remove him from, say, the area of his transgression but by now this is becoming more and more speculative. But due to the implausibility and lack of evidence in Voyager that is clearly visual evidence or in the form of dialogue, this is why canon sources and therefore I myself ignore the possibility that McKenzie previously served on the Enterprise-D, unlike the dialogue that seems to be evidence supporting the belief that Ensign Russell served on that Starship before ... more.

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