The other doctor chuckled softly.  "A marine, huh?"  Then he nodded, "I suppose so, I suppose so."  He fell silent as the Colonel spoke.<br/><br/>"All right, ladies and gentlemen.  Let's wrap this up.  I have several post-briefing discussions planned."  She looked around.  "So, yes--this will be interesting.  Investigation and possible containment or confiscation, or perhaps destruction of the production facilities.  We have quite a bit of leeway in how we execute.  But, we'll need to gather evidence that justifies the actions we will take.  And we will have to limit collateral damage, civilian casualties, destruction of property unrelated to this investigation...  So, we'll be operating clandestinely, but on the white end of the gray area."<br/><br/>"We'll get back together after we get underway.  And there'll be time for questions then, too.  So, here are the people I need to speak to now.  Please stay in the room until I get to you, all right?  None of these should take too long."  She looked down at her tablet.  "Mr. Arikawa, Ms. Gales, Mr. Hernandez, and Doctors Mordin and Helopolis."  She glanced around one last time.  "Very well.  Thank you, and dismissed."<br/><br/>Everyone stood, though in a relaxed manner, and most people filed out.  A naval crewman, and two soldiers moved down towards the podium, and her crew counterpart stood, looked at her, and said, "Shall we?"<br/><br/>