He yanked one knife clear, keeping the first in place to hold the body up, and flung it at the soldier. While it was flying, his now free hand grabbed the sentry's slung rifle, and brought it up, keeping the corpse between him and the remaining sentry, and fired the rifle three times, glad the rifles were semi-automatic. At this range, he couldn't miss, and the target didn't have a bullet sponge between him and the target.