Congratulations to the winner of the last Exquisite Corps: XCOM MVP, Sandra Bullock... Her kill-count and bravery earned the hearts of duders and dudettes, and showed why she truly is, and always will be, America's sweetheart.

MVP Pt.1 - ???

MVP Pt.2 - ???

MVP Pt.3 - Alex Navarro (58%)

MVP Pt.4 - Sandra Bullock (73%)

And with that, we're onto voting for part 5! A strong couple of successful missions is just what the corps needed to bounce back, but who was the true stand out and why?

Brad Shoemaker

Enduring through two missions, Brad consistently took the shots others were too afraid to take. Breaking a kitchen standoff gave his team the advantage they needed to surviving and completing the mission. Beyond his killing prowess, he also kept his teammates alive with his healing knowledge. Never one to steal the glory, he was the one that got the first shot (through overwatch) on the enemy that strangled the Rookie Dirt Bike, setting up the saving shot for his teammates.

Dave Langzone

That saving shot was by none other than the Lang Zone himself. He takes shots others are too weary to take. Low percentages mean nothing when you're in the zone (regardless of misses) and he is ally to never stop persisting. Continuing onto the second mission, he displayed this even more, by getting into positions he had no business of taking shots from. You can't fault a man for his confidence

Dirt Bike

When you're the rookie, you're either scared or bright eyed for combat. Dirt Bike is definitely the latter. After a rough start, she decided to lead the charge for her team and reveal enemy positions to gather useful intel for everyone to take advantage of. She did this full well knowing the dangers associated and took the strangulation that ensued. But she was prepared for this because the confidence that she reinforced in her teammates is ultimately what saved her.

Swery 65

With an eye for destruction, this new member made quick work of two ambushing enemies on his first turn. His quick reactions saved one teammate from sure death, as the enemy was in point blank range. Like a guardian angel, he proved to be an angel of death as he strayed from the team but kept a close eye, the whole time, clearing the way for his squad, even after depleating his ammo. He did all this while protecting the VIP, critical to the mission. His performance and forsight proved him to be a cunning tactition, reliable ally, and a cold-blooded killer.

So who do you think deserves it and why? Did single great action define a certain soldier's abilities, or was there a consistent standout that never let the crew down? Let everyone know below!