Completing their circuit of the main building’s outer perimeter, Bravo Team came to a halt in front of the service lock across from where they had entered behind the blast wall. Rome noticed Lt. Mengsk’s signal and he quickly turned, covering alpha team’s approach as they moved in from the west to consolidate their strength once again.<br/><br/>As Alpha Team arrived, Gizmo quickly went to work on the service lock’s control access hatch. Satisfied that alpha was accounted for, Rome moved into defilade behind a collection of large tractor tires which where stacked in several columns, some of them 2 tires high, some of them 4, and others in-between. He positioned himself opposite the service lock as Gizmo cracked open his M6 ComTech 'Bypass' Toolkit, a polyurethane vinyl wallet-style billfold pouch with a covered flap and velcro closure, to persuade the service lock door open. The toolkit contained a diagnostics and interface computer (DIC), an EM detector, circuit breadboard with RTM serial ribbon connector, alligator clip electrode connectors, spare wiring, a soldering iron and solder. All of the tools were secured within the wallet by elastic webbings.<br/><br/>“Looks like you’re gonna get your DIC wet after all, Giz.” Rome said jokingly over the comms channel as he directed his M56 towards the service lock, ready to blast anything that might be waiting for them once the doors opened. “Okay Giz, I’m in position. Spread that bitch’s legs.” He was referring to the doors, of course, but then that was Rome in true form.<br/>