"GRS is on the ground!" Silva yelled into the radio.

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The specific rifle carried by Woods and the team was rumored to be a custom —a monolithic rail platform that allowed them to sustain a rate of fire that would melt a standard M4. Witnesses reported that their barrels were glowing white-hot, but they never seized. That is the "Heavy Duty" guarantee.

Years later, a journalist asked Oz Geist if he regretted going back into the burning compound. He looked at the scars on his arm and leg, then at a photograph of Rone Woods holding his daughter.

From the SMC, a frantic radio call crackled through the Annex’s comms: “We’re taking fire! The compound is breached! They’re burning the building!”

But the mortar team had already adjusted their aim. A 120mm round—the kind used by conventional armies, not militias—slammed into the roof directly behind Rone.