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MI-45 Council
The congressional council that funded the Marine hybrid production center got word from Colonel Force that they have Star Gazer in custody, and he is completely compliant. There was a loud roar of “hell yeah” and standing ovation in the congressional buildings during the briefing over secured satellite communications from the United States consulate in Tijuana, Mexico, to Washington, DC. It took the congressional commanders and funders ten minutes to settle down and state their questions to Colonel Force.
The colonel asked the congress, “Where you want him?”
The entire congressional command said, “Right here in DC as soon as Air Force One can get here, Colonel.”
Colonel Force replied, “Yes, boss. On the way now.”
The congressional commander said, “And by the way, Colonel Force, you just got another congressional medal of honor for that one. Congratulations.” The commander smiled and cut the transmission to prepare for Star Gazer’s DC inbound arrival.
Colonel Force rallied the Ghost Recon Marines and addressed them to the fact that they were moving baby Star Gazer to a more secure Marine hybrid containment in Washington, DC. The older hybrids went to Star Gazer’s room and got their baby brother ready for transport to the presidential Marine One hybrid containment base in Washington, DC. They told Star Gazer that he was going before the council in a few days, and Star Gazer nodded yes and replied, “I know.”
They got Star Gazer dressed in his presidential hybrid body armor and walked him to the Marine One Hummer motorcade, lead Hummer with Star Gazer’s presidential flag flying from the tailgate. They drove Star Gazer across Mexico, United States, border straight to the San Diego International Airport nonstop and fully unrestrained. They went through gate 5, boarded Air Force One, and seat belted up and had an immediate priority one clearance. Star Gazer sat in front of the plane next to Grandfather Force and cried softly, knowing he was finally home with family.
