CPT Hinckley looked and 2LT Rook and nodded silently. "If GEN Paine sent them with you instead of official channels it means something that he doesn't want to get out," he said as he turned to 1SG Clay Abernathy. "Clay, I need you to get MG Callahan to come down here... Tell him it's about the Argentine Dogos that he gave my family, and i've got a few questions for him on obediance training..."<br/><br/>"He'll know what it means," Hinckley said as the company's first sergeant picked up the phone and started to make the call. "Phil, why don't you get the chow hall to bring us our lunches..."<br/><br/>"Yes sir," SFC Hightower said as he headed out the door of the Orderly tent.<br/><br/>"Well Lieutenant," CPT Hinckley said smiling. "I hope you realize that the cloak and dagger routine is just part of how GEN Paine has been working lately. This isn't the first, nor last time the General has had to resort to this measure to get special orders to General Callahan. There is someone in the State Department who has been leaking our plans to the press, and to FARC agents. We don't know who it is yet, but we know that they are somewhere in the State Department."<br/><br/>"It's almost as bad when we found that there was someone in the CIA who had been passing some very sensative data to the press in an attempt to discredit the administration," CPT Hinckley said shaking his head. "I swear, assholes who put their political affiliation over the good of the country really pisses me off."<br/><br/>1SG Abernathy came into the main room of the Orderly tent and smiled. "He's on his way sir," he said. "I'll go get Pogo from your office, that way anyone who might be watching will see him working with you and Pogo outside before he comes in to speak to Lieutenant Rook."<br/><br/>"Good thinking Clay," CPT Hinckley said smiling.<br/><br/>They had ate their lunch and dealt with the Battalion Duty Officer during the thrity minutes that had passed before MG Callahan and his driver arrived at the Orderly tent. PFC Thompson and PV2 Thomas had checked in with the Battalion Duty Officer and headed down to the Chow hall for their lunch with SGT Henderson, allowing the two enlisted servicemebers to get their lunch in a much less tense situation.<br/><br/>MG Callahan and CPT Hinckley went through the paces of the general showing the captain some of the obediance lessons that the young Argentine Dogo seemed to need. Then the Major General and Captain entered the Orderly tent with the dogo in tow...<br/><br/>"Hello Lieutenant," MG Callahan said as he exchanged salutes with the young second lieutenant. "I believe that you have something for me?"