Who is Miles O Brien?

Who is Miles O Brien?

Miles O’Brien is a veteran, independent journalist who focuses on science, technology and aerospace. He is the science correspondent for the PBS NewsHour, a producer, director, writer and correspondent for the PBS documentary programs NOVA and FRONTLINE and an aviation analyst for CNN.

Is Miles O’Brien a pilot?

He began his television career as a desk assistant at WRC-TV in Washington, DC. O’Brien is an accomplished pilot and is frequently called upon to explain the world of aviation to a mass audience. He has won numerous broadcast awards over the years, including a half-dozen Emmys®, a Peabody, and DuPont.

What happened to Miles Obrien?

He was diagnosed with acute compartment system, a condition where his swollen muscles blocked blood flow in his arm. As he was getting ready for surgery, he searched the Internet for details on a diagnosis he had never heard before, and grew alarmed when words like “life-threatening” and “amputation” popped up.

Why did O’Brien leave next generation?

When the Dominion War was over, O’Brien accepted a position as Professor of Engineering at Starfleet Academy. Miles departed the station in the DS9 series finale, “What You Leave Behind,” which was his last canonical appearance in Star Trek.