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<blockquote data-quote="Keia" data-source="post: 890581" data-attributes="member: 98">Entrance Ramp to Flight 267JFK Airport, New York, New York3:05pm, Late Spring 2003Flashing badges and quick explanations, Campbell made it through the airport and security with his airman escort, a Lt. Barry Stewart.&nbsp; Questions and complaints were issued but shortly dismissed when the linebacker-sized Lt. Stewart used his imposing frame and words such as 'a matter of national security' and 'obstruction of a federal matter.'Campbell, as a negotiator was fairly impressed by the raw talent the airman exhibited in deflecting questions, even though he was speaking when Campbell had clearly asked him not to.&nbsp; The airman almost seemed to be taking the burden of explanation and repercussion onto himself and deflecting it from Campbell.As Campbell reached the boarding ramp, Lt. Stewart stopped and said, &quot;You take it from here, sir.&nbsp; This is my stop.&nbsp; I'll be hear until the plane departs safely,&quot; Stewart said, then he smiled, &quot;then I've got to see if my car is still there.&quot;After making his goodbyes, an out of breath Campbell rushed down the boarding ramp - stopping barely ten feet away from some commotion.&nbsp; Standing there at the entrance to the plane were two stewardesses, someone from the military dressed in uniform greens, and some bearded man in a turtleneck arguing with the stewardesses.OOC: Campbell</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keia, post: 890581, member: 98"] [i]Entrance Ramp to Flight 267 JFK Airport, New York, New York 3:05pm, Late Spring 2003[/i] Flashing badges and quick explanations, Campbell made it through the airport and security with his airman escort, a Lt. Barry Stewart. Questions and complaints were issued but shortly dismissed when the linebacker-sized Lt. Stewart used his imposing frame and words such as 'a matter of national security' and 'obstruction of a federal matter.' Campbell, as a negotiator was fairly impressed by the raw talent the airman exhibited in deflecting questions, even though he was speaking when Campbell had clearly asked him not to. The airman almost seemed to be taking the burden of explanation and repercussion onto himself and deflecting it from Campbell. As Campbell reached the boarding ramp, Lt. Stewart stopped and said, "You take it from here, sir. This is my stop. I'll be hear until the plane departs safely," Stewart said, then he smiled, "then I've got to see if my car is still there." After making his goodbyes, an out of breath Campbell rushed down the boarding ramp - stopping barely ten feet away from some commotion. Standing there at the entrance to the plane were two stewardesses, someone from the military dressed in uniform greens, and some bearded man in a turtleneck arguing with the stewardesses. [size=1]OOC: Campbell[/size] [/QUOTE]

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