Hello @jim024536 and welcome to the forum!
I’m not sure if you can get the others at this point, after the backup is already done (maybe someone else will know of a way), but even if you could see more of these little one-line summary notes, the challenge I often see is that they aren’t very specific about what happened – because later information got squeezed away. Do you have that problem with these 5 entries or are they fully meaningful and you’d just like more?
One pretty sure way to collect a better list is to use a –log-file Advanced option, and you don’t even need to set –log-file-log-level because the default level should log warnings and anything more severe, for example errors. From what you posted, I wonder if you’re having either permissions or locked file access problems.
–snapshot-policy can help with locked files, especially on Windows and if you have Administrator privilege. Permissions can often be resolved by installing or migrating to a Windows service or a privileged account.