<div class="floatright">(http://ts1.mm.bing.net/images/thumbnail.aspx?q=5025430211593472&amp;id=76eb81e5e454240fec652e8e2d5c77a3)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Adrian Levan<br/><strong>Age:</strong>27<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Radio expert and codebreaker<br/><hr/><br/>Adrian had intercepted the radio signal from the ship, which was sending out some messages. It was quite an unusual message too, a female officer from an expensive yacht asking for help? Adrian shrugged to himself and passed the message on to his superiors. He wasn't too concerned with civilians over here, it wasn't quite Russian territory yet. He just hoped they didn't make a huge detour for this. He didn't want to spend more time on this submarine than he had to, after all.<br/><br/>He wondered what the civilians that they had rescued were like, though, so began rousing himself up to head upstairs to the stateroom, to see what was going on. The captain would probably order them brought to the stateroom, so that would be the place to go.<br/><br/>Adrian went to his quarters, to change and rest. The boat seemed to be at a stop to rescue the civilians, so he took the chance to take a break. It wasn't likely that they would receive any communications in that time, and even if they did, he had the current input recorded. There were other radio officers, but Adrian thought they were stupid, so he preferred to listen to all of the broadcasts himself, just to be safe. He was also the only one who could break the codes that he heard, which the other men might not even recognize.