<div class="floatright">(http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j77/wulfjaeger/Effiquiy/CyberpunkCovert.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Maxine "Max" Cosinara<br/><strong>Rank:</strong>Staff Sergeant<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Covert ops/Sniper<br/><br/>Max barely responded when the Sergeant Paige blew into the room and started accosting the troops.  Moving with controlled precision, she made it a point to look like she was falling in with the rest of the troops, but in reality she used the moment to size up her newest 'leadership'.  She laughed to herself at the idea of this woman being a leader.<em>No wonder this unit is so screwed up</em>She thought to herself as Sergeant Paige berated David in front of the unit.  Her head shook slowly out of disdain and pity at the woman who had let her own delusions of grandeur carry her to this point.<br/><br/>When Paige started commenting on the difference between luck and skill on the battlefield and the need to do whatever she said regardless of the outcome, Max knew immediately that there was going to need to be a power struggle in the unit.  To have troops hold a line for a greater objective is one thing, but to have troops slaughtered for her own sense of self worth was something Max couldn't abide.  She'd been in the shit longer and deeper than anyone in this unit and she knew that necessity in relying on the soldiers on either side of you to watch your back and support you was crucial in this war.  Without it, Sergeant Paige would only get the unit slaughtered.<br/><br/>"You've got to be fucking kidding me!!!"  Were the first words that escaped Max's mouth when the door behind Sergeant Paige exited the berthing area.  "It's a wonder the whole unit isn't dead.  This is going to be interesting."  Max watched as Sarah headed off to catch up to Paige.  "I guess that woman is going to need a rung or two knocked off her ladder."  She said as she sat down next to David.  "Were you ever on Larus III?  You look like a guy I worked with in a Stryker platoon a few years back setting up a listening post."