Industrial espionage gets messy quickly. The good news is the intel was good. The bad news the info was too good, That should have been a red flag. Being paid in uncut diamonds was another.
You have been hired by Border Patrol to pick up a package in Mexico. The fact they were so vague about the contents of the package should have been a clue something bigger was going on.
You have tracked the terror cell to a major US city, the FBI is a step behind you. They want credit for the capture, you want the cash. Nobody wants dead civilians.
Your team of military contractors in the Anbar providence in Iraq have their hands busy. Radicals are taking over & you have been tasked with gathering intel on them.
The last op gain not just actionable intel, but another contract. Hit your targets, get out, & cash your checks. Somehow you know it won't be that easy.
The team has a chance to stop a radical cell before they unleash terror upon the city. The fact they are the same Chechen mercs that have been a thorn in your side is a bonus.
The team just can't seem to cut a break in this town. A relaxing weekend has turned into a mystery complete with a dead body that nobody on the team can remember being responsible for.
The FBI is still mad over the last op, but they need solid intel on the terror cell. All the clues lead to a war torn nation they can't operate in. You hope the Feds are not cleaning house.
Your team has been hired to destroy a key military target that could help turn the tide of the Libyan civil war. The Fog of War can make things very confusing, more so when your patron makes as this much effort to conceal their true identities.