The elite armsmen filtered into the station and spent a tense 30 minutes scouting the area, maintianing careful radio silence.  They returned and gave their report.  "We encountered about 25 mutants, all generally skulking around.  The western corridors were fairly empty, but we counted four mutants doing a regular patrol.  Unfortunately...  one of our men was spotted, and we had to kill one of their scouts.  We did it silently and threw the body down a garbage chute, but the mutants are going to realize pretty soon that one of their patrols hasn't come back.  The eastern corridors are patrolled by a large gang of five mutants, all carefully supporting each other, while the doors to the officer's rec room are guarded by around seven mutants all holed up and dug in."   Sergeant Daniels reported, while he made marks and sketches on the map of the station.  "The mutants in the officer's rec room have a heavy barricade blocking the door to the officer's quarters, and seem to be busy sleeping in shifts to get ready for another assault.  We tripped over a pile of discarded ration canisters and couldn't even get behind cover, but they didn't notice.  We got lucky, of course.  There are ten mutants in there, not much cover, and a couple of grenade launchers between them.  One of the mutants looked bigger than the others, probably the leader."<br/><br/>The sergeant presented an updated map of the station, taking into account the scouting expedition and the data provided by Delila's psychic visions.<br/><br/>(http://i440.photobucket.com/albums/qq125/1460311/StationTactical.png?t=1304624695)<br/><br/>"The mutant took a large dose of hypertoxin to kill.  I think he died more from the splinters than from the poison.  Most of them are carrying autoguns and autopistols, and each of the mutants also seems to have a nasty looking sidearm.  I'd say these guys are probably a match for guardsmen, and they're equipped with both frag and krak grenades, so we might need to watch out for them breaching bulkheads to launch suprise attacks."  Sergeant Daniels advised, as the attack plan started to come together.