Operation Raccoon City Quick Question about Echo Six

[Springhosen]

Alright, Echo Six is supposed to be an American special forces military group so why are there people from different nationalities on the team? Not that I have a problem with it, mind you, I'm just trying to figure out the realism of this. Where is the logic? I understand why there are different nationalities on the USS team, this is Umbrella here, they have facilities all over the world and they hire the best without discrimination but I just figured an American government special forces group would be a little more...well, American...?

Anyone have any thoughts?

 

[Sonnentreppe]

I think there are only 2 (Tweed and Shona). Party Girl is Southern, Crispin is... I forget... but American I think, Harley is a Harley Davidson dude, and Willow is from Montana or something (I hope she's Native American). I agree, I think it's a little strange, but it's not that strange since the nationalities are of countries that the US is allied with (Tweed is British and Shona is African). That's how I think of it at least, but it did confuse me at first.

 

[Springhosen]

I think there are only 2 (Tweed and Shona). Party Girl is Southern, Crispin is... I forget... but American I think, Harley is a Harley Davidson dude, and Willow is from Montana or something (I hope she's Native American). I agree, I think it's a little strange, but it's not that strange since the nationalities are of countries that the US is allied with (Tweed is British and Shona is African). That's how I think of it at least, but it did confuse me at first.

I guess it does make a little sense when you explain it like that, thanks. (And Willow does look Native American, doesn't she?)

 

[Sonnentreppe]

(Yeah, she does!)

 

[Pancham Cutie]

The U.S. army can recruit people into the army no matter their nationality and I can only think of one way to explain. Lets say that a British person decides to live in the U.S. and have a permanet home there and they have a green card, well they can be recruited into the army. The samething can be said for a special forces unit in the U.S. military.

 

[Springhosen]

I understand that, it just seemed a little strange to me at first.

 

[Vladmir Bodrovski]

What confuses me is, Tweed is a MI 6 (Or MI 5, SIS basically.) So, why is she a demolitionist?