Talk:Don Eppes
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Epps and his team are not unique in donning raid gear 1) other than the HRT, no tactical team in the FBI is full time...all SWAT team members (both individual field offices and the enhanced regional teams) are ancillary duties...every agent is primarily a criminal investigator. 2) in addition, while not technically SWAT, many agents will don raid gear (shoulder weapons and heavier armor) for a raid.
if no one objects, I'm going to change that trivia unless a source can be provided
--Grift107 16:23, 27 September 2006 (UTC)
- Feel free to change it. I'm trying to get all of the character pages to fit an "out of universe" mode, so the whole thing will eventually get re-worked. --LadyShelley 22:54, 27 September 2006 (UTC)
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