SENJO<br/><br/>I looked up sharply at the sound of an M56 chattering away like a buzz saw. The noise breaking the stillness was intense. Over the comms channel I heard Sergeant O'Shay calling for fire and for Bravo to fall back. There were tonal values of surprise and a small amount of fear in his voice. My pulse rifle was on the sentry gun control desk. From the walkway door beneath the stairwell I moved fast to get back to it. At once I knew the best tactical position for Bravo to stop a fast moving assault was in the doorway to the School room. If they could get back down the corridor so that whoever they were fighting had to come at them through that narrow opening they would halt their attackers.<br/><br/>I reached my desk, grabbed my M41 and squatted, my back to a Hab Unit wall and the gun pulled tight to my shoulder, my aim covering the School corridor doorway. I checked the safety was still on.<br/><br/>(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk137/HaibaneR/Senjo-08-1.jpg)<br/><br/>B Sentry was on my immediate left. The sharp end of the machine swung round to face the same door I was covering. The gun was live of course. If hostiles came up the corridor mixed in with Bravo it would get very messy.<br/><br/><strong>"Leftenant, I need to disarm B gun, it's sniffing for targets right where Bravo is."</strong>