> > She noticed that there were subtle clues that the missions were being
> >tracked and analyzed by the Cardassians. Even more was that those clues
> >were being over looked, but she could not say if it was purposefully or
> >because they just did not know any better. SHe also found that reports
and
> >suggestions from team leaders were not being heeded. She found that
teams
> >were being sent in, repeatedly, to sites with limited missions. Sent in
so
> >many times that one would have to be an idiot not to notice and take
> >countermeasures. Such was the case for the alst mission that Russco led.
>
> If anyone had been standing behind Kitanya, she might have broken their
leg,
> her tail was swishing so violently. Either Brell was a complete
incompetant
> or the darker scenario - he'd been bought. The first one was correctable,
> but the second... Could Brell and his higher staff be traitors?
>
> >The first one arrived.....
> >
> > "Lt. Drathi reporting, sir."
>
> She asked the same questons she had asked Russco; about the missions, the
> intelligence, Drathi's assessment of how missions were coordinated and
what
> the status of the Cardassian forces were. They were the same questions
she
> would ask for the rest of the day, to every field commander.
>
The inforamation that she got was the same from every team
commander. The intell seemed to be good, or at least promising, but the
analysis was some how lacking. She did find that some teams were treated a
bit better than others, particularly Russco's. His poor team seemed to be
on the crap list. Everything that Russco said seemed to check out. On the
other hand.... she found some of the team leaders to be a bit lacking-
either a bit lazy, perhaps overly cavalier, one overly cautious... little
things that could be easily fixed with a good officer to lead this outpost.
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