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A little history was re-written to bring James Bond's
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James Bond's Dossier - Service Record
17th May 2007
FAWCETT REPORTS:
Commander Bond’s service
with the MI6 has been marked by moments of exemplary but risky
bravado. While performing his
duties with great zeal, Cmd. Bond has often taken it upon himself
to expand upon his orders, and, on more than one occasion, to
violate them outright. Despite the fact that these occasions
have been seen by some as successes, this lack of discipline
has been noted within the Black Ops section. That said, I personally
would much rather have him as a part of the MI6 than not.
Service Record
Training. London:
Commander Bond completed all orientation and
MI6 Covert Operations training in eight weeks. He received exceptionally
high marks
for physical endurance, logic, and Psychological Ops exercises.
British Embassy staff, Kingston, Jamaica:
Duties
included: translations of Haitian, French and Dutch West Indies
communiqués, interdiction efforts with gun and
drug smuggling between Kingston and London (resulting in a letter
of commendation from his superior, Charles DaSilva), and four
days Black Ops recce into Cuba, penetrating military compounds.
British Embassy, Senior Advisor, Rome:
Bond was promoted to Ops Specialist simultaneous with this posting. Although
based nominally in Rome, his duties took him to Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran,
Lebanon, France, Spain, China and the United States. He worked back-channel
sources to aid in solving a minor crisis between the U.S. and China. Bond
worked with his former Special Forces Unit to penetrate and gain intelligence
on Iraqi military and suspected unconventional weapons instillations in late-2002
and early-2003. As per orders of the Foreign Office, all copies of his report
have been destroyed.
MI6 HQ, London
Bond continued to work as a Mission Specialist (re: Black Ops) in such locations
as Cuba, the United States, Austria, Spain, Russia, the Ukraine, Uzbekistan,
the Sudan, and the UAE.
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Text courtesy Sony Pictures.
