Ah, right. Marine. She was surprised he'd corrected her so... politely. Most marines she knew would go from zero to fuck you the second they were referred to as what they thought of as 'lesser' than they were. He sounded calm, though. Even with the extra emphasis on the ma'am. Listing off his strong points, she nodded, glad that the powers watching over them had actually picked someone suited to this instead of giving her some wet behind the ears greenie. That he didn't fly off the handle and try to prove himself to her spoke more than most of his resume. He was confident in what he could do, stating it like a fact instead of trying to roll out a list of things to make himself seem like the top dog.

She liked that. "Good. Then you'll actually come in handy here. We've got a stealth inbound, two targets; one living, one not. Target one is a flashdrive with intel that needs to not be spread beyond the damage its already done. Target two is the carrier. Only one needs to be brought in."