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Lieutenant Gott Tevedes transmitted a directional burst message: “First squad, you know what to do?” Sergeant Jak Daly clicked his transmitter twice for “Yes.” “Any questions?” Tevedes transmitted. Daly clicked once; he had no questions. “Second squad,” Tevedes radioed, and asked the same questions of Sergeant Wil Bingh. Bingh replied with the appropriate clicks; he also knew what to do and had no questions. “Do it.” Daly and Bingh signaled their men, and the eight Marines rose to their feet and... headed for the former weapons factory now called the “Cabbage Patch.” Second squad followed behind first squad, fifty meters to its left. Daly carried a passive mapper; it would scan everything he pointed it at, but didn’t use a range finder so its depth perception wasn’t totally reliable. Bingh carried a scope with face recognition capabilities to take a census of the personnel in the Cabbage Patch. The only data they had on who was in the compound was a rough head count of the military garrison, but that count probably wasn’t reliable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lieutenant Gott Tevedes transmitted a directional burst message: “First squad, you know what to do?” Sergeant Jak Daly clicked his transmitter twice for “Yes.” “Any questions?” Tevedes transmitted. Daly clicked once; he had no questions. “Second squad,” Tevedes radioed, and asked the same questions of Sergeant Wil Bingh. Bingh replied with the appropriate clicks; he also knew what to do and had no questions. “Do it.” Daly and Bingh signaled their men, and the eight Marines rose to their feet and... headed for the former weapons factory now called the “Cabbage Patch.” Second squad followed behind first squad, fifty meters to its left. Daly carried a passive mapper; it would scan everything he pointed it at, but didn’t use a range finder so its depth perception wasn’t totally reliable. Bingh carried a scope with face recognition capabilities to take a census of the personnel in the Cabbage Patch. The only data they had on who was in the compound was a rough head count of the military garrison, but that count probably wasn’t reliable.
What to read after Backshot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Sherman to read onlineMoreLess
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