Tactical Operations Center
Fort Griffith
Missouri

Last week had been a cakewalk, for the most part. Last week had been sitting in their chairs in the TOC making bad jokes about Where's Waldo? and waiting for their team members to do their jobs. This week - after the firing of an assistant and a lot of swearing - the senior staff of the 303rd were ( Read more... )

I suspected this would happen to me at some point this season, but I felt pretty lucky that I strung it along for 19 episodes. Unfortunately, I can't think of a damn thing to write for 4.20 based on the canon events.

So, this handy summary will have to do.

( Cut for spoilers for The Unit 4.20: Best Laid Plans )

Easter Sunday was little more for Katie Ryan than an excuse to eat candy. She had no real family to spend it with, and she certainly wasn't religious. But she was appreciating the day to eat Snickers and throw plastic easter eggs at her husband ( Read more... )

Where do you never want to go again?

California.

Also, Syria.

Ten things you love about your significant other.01. How he always finds little ways to make me feel loved ( Read more... )

"The whole thing has been one massive fiasco."Katie has been in love with the same man for twenty-six years, and he with her. While they've always loved each other so much, it's never been easy for either of them ( Read more... )

Two hours earlier
Paris, France"Sir...respectfully, I don't think I can do this ( Read more... )

Thirteen things in Katie Ryan's closet.

01. One very expensive little black dress.

02. A particularly short skirt that is much beloved.

03. The old blanket that Matt gave her.

04. Her favorite college wardrobe ( Read more... )

What is the greatest joy you have ever felt?She sat alone in a room at Alconbury Air Force base, bleeding, battered and bruised, and she cried ( Read more... )

Sierra Ridge, CaliforniaKatie Ryan had been in the shower for almost half an hour ( Read more... )

"She does have a sense of humor, it just runs in a different direction.""She does have a sense of humor, it just runs in a different direction," David Hardaway pointed out as he stretched out in a chair in the foyer of his eponymous theater. "It's that sarcastic, deadpan kinda humor ( Read more... )