If the capture of the target left witnesses and raised alarms, it's even harder. Of course, it's a lot harder to connect with someone who happens to be criminally insane.Įxtracting a high-value target from a foreign country is a challenge even under ideal conditions. Find out what they want and try to talk your way out of the situation without bloodshed. If escape is impossible, the most important thing is to make a connection with your captor. Spies are trained extensively on what to do when taken prisoner. One of the basic rules of combat is "hit first, and hit hard." You only get one chance to surprise your enemy. And if you're still in the blast radius when the bomb goes off, that kinetic energy will shatter every bone in your body. The shockwave carries a long distance without losing kinetic energy. And once you're done, comes the really hard part: putting the device where you need it.Īn underwater explosion isn't something you want to be close to, because water doesn't compress under pressure. The components can't get wet, so you need to make sure the device has a waterproof seal. Remote detonators won't transmit underwater, so you need to use a timer. The challenge is that normal explosive devices and salt water don't mix. If you need to sabotage a boat, an explosive charge underneath the water line is usually the most efficient way to do it. In a place where the government runs on bribes and connections, you can get a lot done with a nice suit and a bag of cash. When operating in third-world countries, a dollar is usually a lot more useful than a bullet. You have to project total confidence, total comfort, and greet your enemies like old friends. If you want to survive, you can't let any of that strain show. You're also the bait.įor a spy, the strain of a deep cover assignment goes beyond just being alone, surrounded by enemies who'd kill you if they knew your identity. The thing to remember is that you're not just setting a trap. The hardest part of the job is that until the target shows up, your job is to just sit there and try to act natural.
You're usually operating alone, out of radio contact, surrounded by civilians, while your support has to stay out of sight, often blocks away, so they won't be detected. There are few things riskier than taking down a high priority target during a meeting in a public place. While Michael is tasked by the organization he infiltrated to take down a drug smuggler, Fiona, Jesse, and Strong find out more about its leader, James. Bad Guys: Sonia, James Kendrick Synopsis
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