Abstract: Location, destruction and eradication of the Greys in the United States Northwest, centering on Seattle.
Omni-Team 203 is to relocate to the Seattle area and procure necessary equipment for a prolonged stay in the area. They can expect Company assets to be forthcoming but not without limit. There you must generate mission goals, mission parameters and gather intelligence for the completion of your mission. Execution and completion will be determined by Argus at the appropriate time.
Security: Agents are required to keep control of their equipment, their comrades and all evidence that may compromise the conspiracy. Communication with the Company will be through your controller on preset readio frequencies that are rotated periodically. ID's and money are the responsibility of individual agents; though normal salaries will be paid at the beginning of each month.
Mission Completed: 010701
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Abstract: Determination of the cause of aledged cases of vampirism around Prague, Czech Republic. Once cause is determined, the problem is then to be eliminated. Recovery of lost Agents and Equipment is also suggested, if not required.
Omni-Team 203 is to proceed to Prague, Czech Repulic for a short term mission. They will be in country no later than 010925 at 0000 hours for a meeting in the St. Nicholai's Cathedral with Spectre the regional controller. There you will be given the most up to date information and contact information. Team members will all be responsible for their own equipment. This mission is classified as a clean-up and containment mission; speed is of the essence.
Security: Agents are required to keep control of their equipment, their comrades and all evidence that may compromise the conspiracy. Communication with the Company will be through your controller on preset readio frequencies that are rotated periodically. ID's and money are the responsibility of individual agents; though normal salaries will be paid at the beginning of each month.
