[You can swap it out at the moment if you feel like it, but the window of opportunity closes soon.]
[Kyle]: The only danger at the moment appears to be nausea. All around you are the dead and dying, but your sensors pick up multiple active friendlies in the area. You note that the tac-map you're used to is of lesser quality, as it is relying on data harvested from armor as opposed to satfeeds.
[Mark]: The battle, if you can call it that, looks awful. Smoke trails in the sky, flashes of light and explosions... someone Higher Up seriously fucked up when it came to mission planning. Your sensors indicate many dead, a few friendly actives, and many dying. There's not a whole lot of working equipment left - mostly Assault Rifles, some Ammo, an Energy Pack, a few Rations, and a single Toolkit, aside from assorted armor parts, shipwreck remains, etc. Off in the distance, you can hear the steady thunk thunk thunk of someone in heavy armor walking around, and find what you can jury-rig into a cart of some sorts.
[Alexis]: Your sensors indicate nothing is around but the friendly and the dead. Still, not taking chances, you walk around, rocket shotgun at the ready. There's nothing in the area - yet. You suspect things will be incoming.
[Richard]: You hear someone being very angry at Intelligence, and honestly can't blame them. Someone fucked up big time. You distractedly mutter into the comm circuit, noting the dead and dying. Given the relative toughness of the cryopods, and the general "scattered into more pieces than you can count", you reach the conclusion that this was by no means a controlled landing and more a forced crash. Several of the bodies show severe laser trauma, indicating that you were shot down. There's nothing you can do to help the dying aside from gunfire-assisted mercy, and you're not sure if you have the stomach or the ammo for such an act.
[Squad]: The command input remains blank. Your Tacmaps are sort of fuzzy around the edges, and you can detect three other friendlies active beside yourself. Evidently, this was a forced crash.