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Sent to evaluate the crew and staff of a new U.S. state-of-the-art nuclear submarine during its trial runs, the head of the U. S. DoD PsyOps Division discovers her vengeful ex husband has planted a computer virus to destroy her while on board. Will this deadly psychological war destroy everything?
Right. However, her ex would try to use that against her. Concider any kidnapping case where the kidnapper uses the person he kidnapped as leverage. In this case, he thinks that she will not try to do anything as long as he has their son. She does not want anything to happen to her son, just like anRead more
Right. However, her ex would try to use that against her. Concider any kidnapping case where the kidnapper uses the person he kidnapped as leverage. In this case, he thinks that she will not try to do anything as long as he has their son. She does not want anything to happen to her son, just like any other parent.
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[During the crisis, the crew manages to get communications up, but barely. They contact NCIS because Gibbs is personally aware of her situation. SEE: NCIS Season 9. Therefore, she is able to provide NCIS with personal information to help them get him. Dr. Ryan, Agent Timothy McGee, and Forensics SciRead more
[During the crisis, the crew manages to get communications up, but barely. They contact NCIS because Gibbs is personally aware of her situation. SEE: NCIS Season 9. Therefore, she is able to provide NCIS with personal information to help them get him. Dr. Ryan, Agent Timothy McGee, and Forensics Scientist Miss Abigail Abby? Sciuto, are doing what they can onboard the sub. Agents Gibbs, DiNozzo, and Bishop, as well as Dr. Donald Ducky? Mallard, work out of NCIS to bring him down.]
[To understand what Dr. Ryan and PsyOps do, we need to understand what her department does. Psychological Operations – Planned operations to convey selected information and indicators to foreign audiences? so as to influence their emotions, motives, objective reasoning, and ultimately the behavior of foreign governments, organizations, groups, and individuals. The purpose of psychological operations is to induce or reinforce foreign attitudes and behavior favorable to the originator’s objectives. Also called PSYOP. See also overt peacetime psychological operations programs; perception management. Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms. US Department of Defense 2005. In this case, she knows how her husband thinks. She knows what he is capable of doing. In that way, she can help stop him. “Know your enemy” is a saying derived from Sun Tzu’s The Art of War. I looked this up on the internet.]
See lessSent to evaluate the crew and staff of a new U.S. state-of-the-art nuclear submarine during its trial runs, the head of the U. S. DoD PsyOps Division discovers her vengeful ex husband has planted a computer virus to destroy her while on board. Will this deadly psychological war destroy everything?
9.16 Psych Out - NCIS The next morning, Dr. Ryan has just dropped her small son off at school for the day when she sees Gibbs leaning against his car. She is shocked and furious to see him there. "How did you know where my son went to school?" Gibbs is motionless, expressionless. "His records are alRead more
9.16 Psych Out – NCIS
The next morning, Dr. Ryan has just dropped her small son off at school for the day when she sees Gibbs leaning against his car. She is shocked and furious to see him there.
“How did you know where my son went to school?” Gibbs is motionless, expressionless.
“His records are all classified!” Our ‘functional mute’ nods his head in acknowledgement.
“Did you follow me? You following me now? Am I under surveillance, Gibbs?” He remains stock-still.
“You hacked my records! This is *my* *personal* *life*!”
He finally speaks. “PsyOps 101. You approach people at their most vulnerable.”
She looks at him with scorn, and then moves back towards her car. “You even the playing field!” Gibbs calls. Without turning around, she calls back. “You don’t want to play with me, Gibbs! Trust me.”
In Director Vance’s office, Dr. Ryan is still furious. She carefully keeps her personal life confidential for a reason. Through gritted teeth, she hisses at Vance. “And my son is off limits!” Gibbs says that his home is off limits as well, and shows her the bug.
Dr. Ryan visits Gibbs at his home. As an opening gift, perhaps by way of apology, she hands him a USB drive that contains recordings of Cranston’s sessions with Banks. “She’s a quack. No she is not, she is good, and it made listening all the harder. He was in real trouble.”
“That your apology about Baxter?”
“I have a job to do. NCIS was looking into a sensitive area at a critical time. We have protocols in place to protect our mission. Part of our rulebook.”
“Yeah, well, I got some rules of my own, too. Rule number 42. Don’t ever accept an apology from someone that just sucker-punched you.”
“I didn’t apologize.”
Ryan brings up the subject of children. “The other day I was picking up my son, Parker, from soccer practice, and he was walking toward the car, and not once did he look over his shoulder. And that meant everything to me.” Tears come to her eyes. “In my job, I take precautions, and I don’t know how you found him, but I believe everybody deserves one secret, and I’m asking, you, if I can have this one.”
“OK.” Gibbs says.
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