<div class="floatright">(http://ginva.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/01.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Ren Colbert<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Hangar<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Jared, open<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Foam cup of military mud in one hand (face it, office coffee always sucks. But it's always better than none at all), plate with a couple of sandwiches and a pile of chips in the other, Ren found a spot along the wall and studied her fellow squadmates. Occupational hazard for the Bureau.<br/><br/>Other than Geoff, there was no one she recognized. Not odd in itself- the community was pretty big, and FBI generally moved in somewhat different circles.  But it did make her wonder how she'd been tapped for whatever this project was. The plane outside looked like a Stealth and a space shuttle had had a love child- serious bleeding-edge gear.  Made her also wonder what she'd be doing, and what kind of hardware she'd be using. The anticipation of working with some high-end milspec, honestly, made her a little hot...<br/><br/>Two Germans, nattering away. A couple of other Americans, likewise engaged.  Others, different colorations and accents- a surprising number of women. She knew the former East Bloc had been a lot more egalitarian about innies vs. outies in their armies a lot longer; multilaterals tended to be schizo about it, from the little she'd read. Too many Western minds still thought the 'little women' needed 'protection'. Good to see whoever had set this up didn't have their head squarely up their...<br/><br/>OK,<em>that</em>was interesting, the big, quiet buff guy with the earbuds. He looked more like a pro wrestler than Special Forces- the SpecOps guys were always pretty cut, but most of the teams wanted people who could move quietly and get in and out of tight spaces. Setting her plate aside, she gulped some coffee (scalding her mouth in the process- at least the crap was hot, for once), and walked over to him.<br/><br/>"What zoo'd they pull you out of?," she asked, her friendly grin making it more tease and less taunt.