Jess is mulling over the necessity of any "knowledge" of the last transmissions when Kingy (manning OP2 on the other high ground some 30km from Charlie's fire team in OP1) reports "Ironside, all units. Movement front. One klik out. Column of... clippety ridin' fings..."
"Farmyard!"
"... Equusses... er... 'orses! Staggered column one out ahead. Recce element of one out on foot... fek movin' like a ruddy long dog. Column movin' casual. Eight men, ten 'orses, local FN ACRs, some scoped, one sniper rifle, no support weapons. One wounded bloke. Looks like they're draggin' two prisoners wiv 'em".
Jess, a little breathless, enters the chat:
Don’t engage! Hold an’ watch.
Thinking out loud: Odd direction to drag prisoners, ain’t it? Might be friendlies.
To someone off-mike: ‘Op in, back to work.
The sound of her dune-buggy starting up and racing over the grasslands is audible in the background:
Keep your heads down and your eyes open, I’ll come and ‘ave a dekko.
Jess hurtles over the veldt, heading for the rear of the nearest OP, while keeping her dust trail out of sight of the mounted column.