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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Breakdaddy" data-source="post: 2098315" data-attributes="member: 6608">We play a very military oriented D20 Modern game. The characters are all ex military elite forces that now work for a black ops branch of the CIA. I think our most memorable firefight occured on a night mission when the team was inserted in the arctic via a boomer which busted up through the ice pack. After establishing a secure perimeter and a makeshift firebase, the PCs proceeded to objective alpha, a hidden Russian laboratory housing a hitherto unknown virus of possibly extraterrestrial origin (found on a meteorite frozen for thousands of years in the vicinity). The team had to neutralize the tangos and some light armor (armed sno-cat)  in the vicinity of alpha. After Thor, the team's sniper, placed some ordnance downrange and neutralized two tangos to liberate the sno-cat, the team secured the enemy asset and its payload. Once the team had control over the sno-cat, the mission became significantly more manageable. The team controlled the situation at all times, breaching the established perimeter set up by the enemy and finally neutralizing all enemy hostiles in the vicinity of alpha. The facility was too secure to breach via conventional methods, so the team breached the facility via a ventilation shaft on the roof. Long story short, the team secured the facility with zero casualties sustained and almost 100 percent inflicted. The computer technicians were spared in exchange for minor assistance in acquiring all local data on the virus. The data was then destroyed after it was determined that no satellite uplink existed from the facilities mainframe to the outside world. After a simple egress to objective charlie (the pickup spot), the team was taken off-site by the same sub that inserted them. It was a fun night with tons of tactics displayed by the PCs; I was pleasantly surprised. I expected them to sustain casualties, but they aggresively neutralized all opposition and maintained mission integrity. Authentication and egress occured with minutes to spare on the mission clock.</blockquote>

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