The Major had been in the middle of what seemed like an intense dream. He was back in the Middle East, on route to a mission in Lebanon. Hezbollah fighters all around, and he had only a a few more hundred yards before reaching the destination point. His squad was under heavy fire, "Tamoot ya zevel" he screamed while firing rounds into the opposition. Right before reaching the spot, he felt a slight metal under his foot. A mine. Just as he heard the ringing of the explosion, Amir gained consciousness to the sound of a horn. He quickly jumped up, and sat on the bedside for a moment, before hearing the rest of the announcement. "Tisaref be evadon", he cursed. The first part of Greg's broadcast wasn't exactly clear to him, as he'd still been half-asleep in his mind, though to the common eye, he appeared to be wide awake.
His hair band had almost come undone during the night, and there was a cigarette butt on the floor next to him. He took the hair tie off, and - almost without thinking - he decided to do as he had done back home - make the bed, and jump into gear in lightning time to help further to process of becoming active. He didn't completely equip his suit, he left the torso down, only wearing a white, sleeveless a-shirt. During his most recent missions, it wasn't necessarily customary to be fully dressed for the morning meal considering the informal location, but Amir had second thoughts seeing as this is training, and it was around commanding people who he wasn't familiar with, so zipped up completely.
Just before finally leaving, he grabbed his olive colored bandanna (err, I didn't mention that before, but he has it, if that's okay), and tied it around his head. It sat right above his eyebrows, which made his slightly-above-shoulder length hair appear to be in mullet format.
As he exited room #11, he noticed Alice, and Joker on their way in. He didn't speak to them due to the fact they were already in and halfway in the dining hall respectively. Amir walked towards the doors, and went into the room where the meal was being served. "Ah, tomato soup. A fine dish, yeah?", he laughed. Since he already ate a lot of vegetables in Israel, it wasn't anything new to him. He'd only wish there'd been some spices around. 'The spicier the better' was one of his mottoes.
He looked around, and saw the rest of the bunch seated, Rand had been there, as well as the ones he saw (and more, possibly). He went up, took his grub, and grabbed a spoon. All while thinking of what was to come in the day at hand.