Once the gear was brought in, Colonel Larkin divided up the divided up the inventory tasks. “Bjornson, inventory our ammo and weapons; Sister Helena, inventory our MRE's and our medical supplies; Fairbairn, inventory our repair tools and the generators, both diesel and Naquadah. I'll check the rope, the radio and the replacement electronics.” He handed the team inventory logbooks, and they set to work.
Sister Helena, adept to inventory tasks from her time in the monastery, completed her work swiftly. She wrote in shorthand to save time, knowing she could translate it later for a formal report.
The alarm on Colonel Larkins watch sounded 18:00 hours (assuming it was actually 18:00 hours on the planet; he made a mental note to set up a sundial in the morning but for now they would remain on Zulu time). “Alright, chow time,” he declared. “Sister, get each of us an MRE.”