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Aerlanica wrote:

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Each land group splits up immediately on finding the base. One member hangs back, assembling their rifles and sweeping all windows visible from their locations in the wooded areas for the target dummy. The other two Rangers from each unit establish a patrol of their own. They watch over the road and woods, while being careful not to enter or get too close to the clearing, keeping a close count of how many enemy soldiers enter and leave the area.

Having just managed to avoid detection for the second time the teams making their way through the water opt not to charge in headfirst. They, ironically, chose an opposite approach to that of the land teams. Two members of each group sit back with rifles while the third moves forward silently. The Rangers with ranged weapons out use their scopes to survey the area and search for the target while also counting everyone they can see. The two loners travel under the water wherever possible, aiming to get under the boat and disable it's motors without anyone noticing. That would ideally give the water units limited freedom of operation, as long as another doesn't show up.