Selene stood before the marines as they came out of Cryo. As a member of the medical team she had been woken up an hour before hand and thus had time to get over the after affects of the deep freeze. Her fingers still tingled a little bit the way they would after a long weekend of skiing but it didn’t prevent her from doing her job. Rather than wearing her armor, which was bulky in the tight quarters, she wore a white flight suit of rubberized plastic with the red cross emblazoned on the breast. The garment included a minimal helmet and would provide some protection in case of depressurization. A medical sensor was clipped to one shoulder and tracked each marine as he came down the gangway from the pod. The device gathered data from the soldier’s bodies and projected it onto a HUD in her helmet providing her with as through a medical scan of the men as she could obtain without the ships medicomp. 

All around her men bustled, she didn’t move, no marine who survived boot camp was stupid enough to jostle a master sergeant  and if he was his fellows would quickly beat it out of him. Her cool gaze swept over the leader of this contingent already in armor with a faded name plate reading O’Henesesey. His icon clicked green on her HUD although several small notations indicated elevated levels of serotonin and dopamine. He was enjoying this? In any case that completed the squad.

[b]“Your boys are all in the green sir,”[/b] she reported. Grabbing a stumbling recruit and shoving him towards the automated armorer. Healthy didn’t always mean happy after all.

It was her responsibility to sign off on the marines health. The naval personnel had their own physicians but their cryo procedures were less elaborate. A unit of naval ratings wasn't going to get cut to chutney because one of their key people went into cryoshock at the wrong moment. Nor were they likely to be pushing their bodies to the limit in a firefight the way the marines were, a precursor blood clot or a case of cryoataxia would kill men just as sure as a bullet would.

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