Sniper: Special Ops Page #3

- No, no, no.

Excuse me, Sergeant,

is that Congressman Cooper?

Ma'am, please, just stand back.

Is that Congressman

Stan Cooper?

Ma'am, please step aside.

What is he doing in there?

Is he wounded?

Damn it!

-

It was just a bright flash

of light right in my eyes.

It must have ricocheted

off the Humvee.

My face feels like it's on fire!

I know, Marcus.

Let Shipley take a look.

Well?

I can see shapes.

It's all blurry.

Marcus, listen to me, buddy.

Stop talking and let Shipley

take care of your wounds.

Just sit back and relax, okay?

We'll be back to check on you.

- Let's go.

- Hey, Vic.

Yeah.

Thanks for dragging me

into that Humvee.

If I had just been

a little bit faster.

Yeah, forget it.

It's what we do, right?

We watch each other's six.

May I have a word with you?

V? You know what we gotta do.

Go get the gear prepped.

Stand by.

Roger that.

What do you want?

I know we got off

on the wrong foot.

I'd really like to fix that.

You know I got a job to do.

So do you.

Sometimes I can be

a little pushy

'cause I'm one of those people

no one ever wants around.

If I don't push, I don't get.

Makes me pretty unpopular.

So I'm sorry.

Fair enough.

Janet Conrad.

That Janet Conrad?

What's that supposed to mean?

I think maybe I heard of you.

Don't start with

this jinx nonsense.

Imbedded in Portacurdey.

- Obamadad.

- Have a nice day.

Was that Congressman Cooper

you just brought in?

I don't know who

you're talking about.

Of course you do.

Congressman Stanford Cooper.

He's one of the most vocal

opponents of military spending.

He'd shut this whole operation

down if he could.

Cut your paycheck,

cancel your vacation,

shoot your dog,

yet here he is.

Why?

Sure sounds like you know

a lot more than I do.

What's he doing here?

Why are you being so evasive?

I have a debrief to attend.

We didn't make it out, huh?

No.

What about the others?

Some did,

some are lying out there.

Thanks for not

leaving me behind.

Don't mention it, brother.

Jake?

Yeah.

I can't move my legs.

I'm trying, but...

I can't feel anything.

You got a round

lodged in your spine.

I stopped the bleeding, but...

there's really not much more

I could do for now.

We gonna have to wait

until some folks get here.

When will that be?

Soon, I hope, man.

Our 119 is shot.

Can't fix this damn thing.

Probably we're gonna have

to just wait it out.

And you checked the bodies?

Yes, sir. All of 'em.

Full of bullet holes.

Some of 'em cut up.

Bodies were all stripped clean

of body armor and weapons.

They had the bodies stacked up

in that little shop

across the street

from the hotel.

Looks to me like it was a real

intense, close-quarter battle.

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