What bothered me is not just their body language and attitudes, bouncing around, ponytail whipping from side to side, looking completely panicked. That is bad enough due to the contagion of fear and panic it can induce in those around you, not just the civilians, but your own team.
And it wasn't completely the focus on getting the sunglasses on, and one even adjusted her clothing, pulling her jacket down to straighten it out. All that indicates people who, in an emergency, don't know what to do, so they do something, be it holstering their firearm, putting on their sunglasses, or straightening rumpled clothing.
What really bothers me is that their training should have trained all of that out of them. And that means the training is either being compromised in the minimum requirements to include people who shouldn't be included in that job, or their core training is being compromised to include things like gender sensitivity, etc.
In all of this, contrast those three females with the large bald, sunglassed guy to the left of the screen. Ask yourself how his actions and demeanor contrast to those three females. Do they look like they are in control, or does he?
Who do you want piloting your jetliner when an engine is lost? Who do you want to share your foxhole with when a communist Chinese soldier jumps in at 3 AM to stick you with a bayonet, or...who do you want managing your detail when the President is shot?
