Is The Dark Army Real
Of course, the Dark Army's true agenda remains murky at best. Wong reprised his role as White Rose in the most recent episode, emerging for the first time since the final conspiracy-tinged moments of season one. During a phone call with Phillip Price, White Rose continued providing counsel and bouncing ideas back and forth with E Corp's CEO. Whiterose is the leader of the Dark Army, a Chinese hacker group. She is a transgender woman masquerading as the male Minister Zhi Zhang, the Chinese Minister of State Security. She is played by BD Wong. Whiterose is shrouded in mystery. By the mid-90s, she has risen to her position of power.
Distinguish sergeant insignia.[8][9]
There are a number of kinds of sergeants in the U.S. Army, at both enlisted and non-commissioned officer ranks. Paying close attention to their insignia will help you to distinguish them.- A Sergeant’s (SGT, E-5) insignia is very similar to a corporal's, but shows three chevrons instead of two.
- A Staff Sergeant’s (SSG, E-6) insignia shows three chevrons closed by a rounded bar at the bottom, enclosing a green field.
- The insignia of a Sergeant First Class (SFC, E-7) is like a Staff Sergeant’s, but with two rounded bars at the bottom.
- A Master Sergeant’s (MSG, E-8) insignia is like a Sergeant First Class', but with three rounded bars at the bottom.
- A First Sergeant’s (1-SG, E-8) is like a Master Sergeant’s, with the addition of a small yellow diamond in the middle.
- A Sergeant Major (SGM, E-9) is like a First Sergeant’s, with a star in the middle instead of a diamond.
- A Command Sergeant Major (CSM, E-9) is like a First Sergeant’s, but two sheaves of wheat surrounding a star in the center instead of a diamond.
- The Sergeant Major of the Army’s (E-9) insignia is like a First Sergeant’s, but with a golden eagle and two stars in the middle instead of a diamond.
Posted on Monday, August 21st, 2017 by Hoai-Tran Bui
Dark Army Mask
Elliot looks like he’s back to his moody, agitated self in the newest clip from Mr. Robot season 3, recovered from the dire events of the season 2 finale and back in the hacking world.
And this is “just the beginning,” the caption for the clip teases.
Prepare yourself, friend. This clip is just the beginning.
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season_3.0. #MrRobot. 10.11. @USA_Network. pic.twitter.com/lcspXaktC7
— Mr. Robot (@whoismrrobot) August 18, 2017
Mr. Robot season 3 picks up after Mr. Robot, fsociety, and the Dark Army are about to move on to Stage 2 in bringing down E Corps, at the cost of hundreds of lives. Having discovered his unwitting participation in bringing this plan to life, Elliot had attempted to stop the mission, only to be shot in the back by Tyrell Wellick (Martin Wallstrom).
The one-minute clip from the third season of the USA Network hacking drama shows Elliot (Rami Malek) recovered from his injury and at the Def Con CTF Quals, a real-world hacking tournament. Genius that he is, he beats the competition in two minutes and uses his spare time to attempt to sabotage the Dark Army, the malevolent hacking collective that commandeered Elliot’s fsociety attack on E Corp.
“I can shut down their access before the Dark Army notices,” Elliot narrates in his trademark monotone, referring to the computer of his uneasy ally Tyrell Wellick.
However Elliot is soon interrupted by the arrival of a somber Darlene (Carly Chaikin) and a few curt individuals — likely Dark Army hackers — who order Elliot to “Stand up, and walk with us.” But is Darlene truly with the Dark Army or has she flipped and become an informant for the FBI after we saw her getting grilled at the end of the second season?
With New York City on military lockdown and Elliot out of commission after his gunshot wound, it seems like Angela will be taking on the role of fsociety ringleader, donning the Mr. Robot mask in the Season 3 trailer for Mr. Robot. The rest of the city has turned to chaos it seems, with copycats using the mask to terrorize civilians, and the Dark Army still waging an invisible war behind the scenes.
With a promise for more real-world implications, it seems like season 3 will move on from the trippy headspace of Elliot’s paranoia. Showrunner Sam Esmail has already promised this season will be a brutal takedown of America in response to the inauguration of Donald Trump, so look forward to even more depictions of sadistic anarchy this time around.
Mr. Robot Season 3 premieres October 11 at 10 PM/9 PM Central on USA Networks.
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