SENJO<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">"Keep them close, we need to be ready to pack up and move at any moment...once the teams return we are moving on. We can get nice and comfortable later."</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><strong>"Aye, aye, sir."</strong><br/><br/>A gun was a straightforward task to set up. I planted it in the centre of the Hab Block main floor seventy-three percent of the distance towards the stairwell. With a narrow fire lane that was straight and ended at a single entry door, it was a classic killing zone. Kilo would not need to worry about anything coming that way, on either the ground level or the walkway of the upper Habitation Units. Anything small enough to get through that bulkhead door would die before it had covered ten paces. I plugged in the ammunition drum, deselected the manual safety and set up the control console on an old office desk that had been tumbled out of one of the dwellings. I dialled up the gun's targeting system, selected a soft visual wavelength target as the gun's parameters and then concentrated on gun B.<br/><br/><strong>"Leftenant, A gun is live. Do not walk down there with your pants off."</strong><br/><br/>(http://designbivouac.typepad.com/designbivouac/images/sentry00_1.jpg)<br/><br/>B gun was troublesome. The site and angles of possible hostile intrusion were problematic. I finally selected a site almost opposite the stairwell on the north side of the Hab Block's main floor with the killing zone sweeping from the small service stair to the upper level of dwelling units on the left, through ninety degrees to the main stairwell on the right. This included the corridor down which Bravo were patrolling but there were no other options that left too much unguarded. I loaded, armed and selected target type for B gun then squatted down on a broken chair with both guns' control boards to await events, the bulk of my attention focussed on B gun. When Bravo returned I would reselect its safety.<br/><br/>My M41 was on the desk at my elbow.