Jensen - Revision history

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	Jensen was placed in charge of transporting the [[Megatron (Movie)\|Ice Man]] from [[Sector Seven]]'s base in the [[Arctic]] to a new facility in [[Nevada]]. He was pleased to report to [[Thomas Kinnear\|Colonel Kinnear]] that preparations were slightly ahead of schedule. As they completed work, Kinnear told Jensen that he'd been ordered to accompany the convoy. Jensen voiced his concerns about the colonel's fitness for the journey, which earned him an indignant lecture. The journey was not long under way when the lead truck crashed, taking the rest of the convoy with it.		Jensen was placed in charge of transporting the [[Megatron (Movie)\|Ice Man]] from [[Sector Seven]]'s base in the [[Arctic]] to a new facility in [[Nevada]]. He was pleased to report to [[Thomas Kinnear\|Colonel Kinnear]] that preparations were slightly ahead of schedule. As they completed work, Kinnear told Jensen that he'd been ordered to accompany the convoy. Jensen voiced his concerns about the colonel's fitness for the journey, which earned him an indignant lecture. The journey was not long under way when the lead truck crashed, taking the rest of the convoy with it.

	Kinnear's leg was badly broken in the crash, leaving Jensen to organise setting up a security perimeter and work out how to keep the Ice Man frosty. A short time later, they caught [[Sergei Tasarov]], the Soviet spy who'd caused the disaster, and Jensen interrogated him. With the news that Soviet troops were on their way to seize the Ice Man, Jensen prepared for their arrival. He and his men were able to hold the Russians back until [[Philip Nolan\|Lieutenant Colonel Nolan]] arrived with reinforcements. Jensen saw Nolan and Kinnear sacrifice themselves to stop the Ice Man, and resolved to see the mission completed, as he felt he owed it to them. {{storylink\|Ghosts of Yesterday}}		Kinnear's leg was badly broken in the crash, leaving Jensen to organise setting up a security perimeter and work out how to keep the Ice Man frosty. A short time later, they caught [[Sergei Tasarov]], the Soviet spy who'd caused the disaster, and Jensen interrogated him. With the news that Soviet troops were on their way to seize the Ice Man, Jensen prepared for their arrival. He and his men were able to hold the Russians back until [[Philip Nolan\|Lieutenant Colonel Nolan]] arrived with reinforcements. Jensen saw Nolan and Kinnear sacrifice themselves to stop the Ice Man, and resolved to see the mission completed, as he felt he owed it to them. {{storylink\|Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday\|Ghosts of Yesterday}}

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	Unlike some of the other men working at the [[Sector Seven High Arctic Base]], '''~~Lieutenant~~ Jensen''' has kept up with his army discipline and formality, though he's also always upbeat. His curiosity about other people's work may have momentarily raised suspicions in the minds of other's, but he's dependable in a crisis. He likely has a promotion waiting for him when all is said and done.		Unlike some of the other men working at the [[Sector Seven High Arctic Base]], Lieutenant '''Jensen''' has kept up with his army discipline and formality, though he's also always upbeat. His curiosity about other people's work may have momentarily raised suspicions in the minds of other's, but he's dependable in a crisis. He likely has a promotion waiting for him when all is said and done.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Ghosts of Yesterday'' ~~prequel novel~~===		===''Ghosts of Yesterday''===
	Jensen was placed in charge of transporting the [[Megatron (Movie)\|Ice Man]] from [[Sector Seven]]'s base in the [[Arctic]] to a new facility in [[Nevada]]. He was pleased to report to [[Thomas Kinnear\|Colonel Kinnear]] that preparations were slightly ahead of schedule. As they completed work, Kinnear told Jensen that he'd been ordered to accompany the convoy. Jensen voiced his concerns about the colonel's fitness for the journey, which earned him an indignant lecture. The journey was not long under way when the lead truck crashed, taking the rest of the convoy with it.		Jensen was placed in charge of transporting the [[Megatron (Movie)\|Ice Man]] from [[Sector Seven]]'s base in the [[Arctic]] to a new facility in [[Nevada]]. He was pleased to report to [[Thomas Kinnear\|Colonel Kinnear]] that preparations were slightly ahead of schedule. As they completed work, Kinnear told Jensen that he'd been ordered to accompany the convoy. Jensen voiced his concerns about the colonel's fitness for the journey, which earned him an indignant lecture. The journey was not long under way when the lead truck crashed, taking the rest of the convoy with it.

	Kinnear's leg was badly broken in the crash, leaving Jensen to organise setting up a security perimeter and work out how to keep the Ice Man frosty. A short time later, they caught [[Sergei Tasarov]], the Soviet spy who'd caused the disaster, and Jensen interrogated him. With the news that Soviet troops were on their way to seize the Ice Man, Jensen prepared for their arrival. He and his men were able to hold the Russians back until [[Philip Nolan\|Lieutenant Colonel Nolan]] arrived with reinforcements. Jensen saw Nolan and Kinnear sacrifice themselves to stop the Ice Man, and resolved to see the mission completed, as he felt he owed it to them. {{storylink\|Ghosts of Yesterday}}		Kinnear's leg was badly broken in the crash, leaving Jensen to organise setting up a security perimeter and work out how to keep the Ice Man frosty. A short time later, they caught [[Sergei Tasarov]], the Soviet spy who'd caused the disaster, and Jensen interrogated him. With the news that Soviet troops were on their way to seize the Ice Man, Jensen prepared for their arrival. He and his men were able to hold the Russians back until [[Philip Nolan\|Lieutenant Colonel Nolan]] arrived with reinforcements. Jensen saw Nolan and Kinnear sacrifice themselves to stop the Ice Man, and resolved to see the mission completed, as he felt he owed it to them. {{storylink\|Ghosts of Yesterday}}

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New page: :''Lieutenant Jensen is a human from the live-action film continuity family.'' {{faceless}} Unlike some of the other men working at the [[Sector Seven H...

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:''Lieutenant Jensen is a [[human]] from the [[Live-action film series|live-action film]] [[continuity family]].''
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Unlike some of the other men working at the [[Sector Seven High Arctic Base]], '''Lieutenant Jensen''' has kept up with his army discipline and formality, though he's also always upbeat. His curiosity about other people's work may have momentarily raised suspicions in the minds of other's, but he's dependable in a crisis. He likely has a promotion waiting for him when all is said and done.

==Fiction==
===''Ghosts of Yesterday'' prequel novel===
Jensen was placed in charge of transporting the [[Megatron (Movie)|Ice Man]] from [[Sector Seven]]'s base in the [[Arctic]] to a new facility in [[Nevada]]. He was pleased to report to [[Thomas Kinnear|Colonel Kinnear]] that preparations were slightly ahead of schedule. As they completed work, Kinnear told Jensen that he'd been ordered to accompany the convoy. Jensen voiced his concerns about the colonel's fitness for the journey, which earned him an indignant lecture. The journey was not long under way when the lead truck crashed, taking the rest of the convoy with it.

Kinnear's leg was badly broken in the crash, leaving Jensen to organise setting up a security perimeter and work out how to keep the Ice Man frosty. A short time later, they caught [[Sergei Tasarov]], the Soviet spy who'd caused the disaster, and Jensen interrogated him. With the news that Soviet troops were on their way to seize the Ice Man, Jensen prepared for their arrival. He and his men were able to hold the Russians back until [[Philip Nolan|Lieutenant Colonel Nolan]] arrived with reinforcements. Jensen saw Nolan and Kinnear sacrifice themselves to stop the Ice Man, and resolved to see the mission completed, as he felt he owed it to them. {{storylink|Ghosts of Yesterday}}

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