"Weapons free!" yelled Jackson. Semi-automatic gunshots filled the range with noise. At the bottom of the UPD's (that's what Jackson and the rest like calling themselves) base.

It's a soundproof gun range, where they practice most of their shooting. Micheal, Luke, Jason, and John were all shooting modded M16s. Suddenly, silence filled the room, and the team cleared their weapons.

All of them hit the center of their targets with every round. Jackson couldn't help but smile at their accuracy. "My turn" said Jackson. "Here we go," responded John.

Jackson loaded an M16, and switched it to full-auto. "I'm not a wuss," said Jackson, pointing the weapon down range. "Then why is the safety still on?" responded Luke.

"Shut up," said Jackson. He switched the safety off, and held in the trigger. Gunshots filled the air again, and soon stopped. There was a group of holes around the center of the traditional bullseye target.

"That's recoil management right there boys," said Jackson. Jackson was a long distance marksman (or sniper) for SEAL team six in the U.S. Navy, so guns were kinda his thing.

"Yeah," said Jason, "We learn from the best." "That's right," responded Jackson. "We go out on patrol at 1400."