Intelligence reports confirm that the red dot has a 100 percent escape rate. It has been engaged in 11,408 documented pursuits and has been neutralised in none. Our analysts attribute this to three factors: speed, an absence of mass, and an unfair relationship with a wall.
The dot does not tire. It does not eat. It does not sit in a sunbeam and wonder whether this is all there is. It simply moves, and we pursue.
This is not a failure. This is doctrine. A target that can be caught is a target that stops being interesting. Gear up and stay hungry, operators.
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