((had him approaching someone but that post died in the abyss of crap cellphone service))

Kensington adjusted his bandanna as he listened to the word of his colonel and nodded in agreement to what he said, even though he was alone and nobody was watching. When he finally came to realization that he was ordered to land the airman immediately turned and circled around the group before coming in for the landing. "Alright boss landin' now."

It looked like the helicopter was simply flying overhead as it slowly lowered altitude. It was just then the helicopter did a pitch upward and came to a halt over an opening, dropping soo quickly the back landing gears touched the ground before the helicopter pitched forward a bit to complete the landing. The landing wasn't smooth and it definitely wasn't typical for a non-combative situation, but it sure was quick and effective.

With the landing somewhat smooth and problem free the pilot smiled as he flicked a few switches on the dashboard and took off his helmet. The engine hums slowly diminished and with that the rotor blade movements, the helicopter shutting down so to not cause a nuisance to the others. Kensington immediately freed himself of the straps that kept him in his seat after a few checkups then proceeded out into the passenger cabin of the helicopter where he left his headgear and rifle on a bench and went out to find his commanding officer.

After a quick scan of his surroundings his eyes came across the fox calling out another squad member, the airman himself stepping out and standing by the helicopter as he watched the others mingle among each other.