Sitting up from her crate the pilot took up a position at the top of the ramp, a single hand grasping the edge of the exit for balance as she peered down at the happenings below. She could barely hear the exchange between the newly arrived doctor and their Yutani rep but could clearly see the glare. “Is she upset with the marine presence or over something the suit said,” Jennings quietly pondered, only to be snapped out of it by the sergeant. “I’ll stay and take care of the bird; keep it ready in case you need an emergency dust off and make sure it doesn’t fall victim to any would-be saboteurs. Good luck in there Jennifer, marines.” Snapping her heels together the pilot raised a hand to her head in a proper salute before turning to disappear into the cabin.<br/><br/>Once the team was in she figured she she'd give them a five minute window before powering down the engines and raising the ramp. Normally the drop area was safe enough to wander but the mission was too sketchy and since she lacked a badge Jennings couldn’t exactly run in after the marines if things went to hell around the UD4L. Shifting into a cabin chair which lay before a wall of monitors, Jennings tapped into the cameras attached to the gear of the marines. Already she could see that Jackson had found himself a position with a great view of the complex, the burning tower the only object out of place in the screen. “What the hell is going on here,” she muttered in thought to herself, feeling as if the smoldering building were not getting the attention it deserves. Tapping the monitor curiously, she leaned back in her chair and waited, a little curious to see what might happen next.