[quote=Archangel89]
 The Ural Mountains. Lincoln kept mulling the information FDR gave to the group of agents around in his head. The sound of his boots echoing through the halls once again brought about a clearer sense of thought, which turned to his partner for this mission. Mr. Grant, the superhuman powerhouse seemed to overshadow Lincoln as he slid his hands over the two one-handed axes on either hip and knowledge of his familiar oak handled "battle ax", as he called it, he was confidant that he could hold his own in the field. As the plane came into view Lincoln couldn't help but marvel in the sheer technological masterpieces that have evolved from the minds of great men. He made a mental note to pick the brains of the Wright brothers once their missions was complete. As Lincoln made his way into the carrier he saw Mr. Grant sitting in the back going over the information that FDR had given. Taking his place beside the powerhouse Lincoln thought it best to get to know his partner. "Hello there Mr. Grant"
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Operations like this was something that Grant hated. He loved the open field and being able to see his opponent and his opponent could look him in the eye and know he was facing a man not afraid to die. Grant also hated the fact that the man they were going after was a billionaire. This wasn't a man who had any kind of military breeding and was nothing more than a leech and a crook that should be left to the international community. However if PINBALL was hurt or killed and this leech had something to with it then Heaven help him, because he would know the wrath of Ulysses S. Grant personally,

Grant was aware that others would becoming on board soon and he was starting to put together a rough idea on how best to proceed. However Grant learned during the war always be ready to change any plans at a moments's notice, value the input of others around you and proceed with caution in unfamiliar settings.

He turned off the computer for a moment when he saw someone else boarding. Grant figured it polite to be at least sociable for the time being.

Grant looked at Mr, Lincoln and gave a slight nod and said,[B] "Mr. Lincoln"[/B] and offered him his bottle Bourbon.