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1)Introduction
2)Planning
3)Action!
4)Other Tips
5)Some Mission Hints
6)Characters/Roster
7)Kits
8)Cheats
9)Acknowledgements
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1)Introduction
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When Rainbow Six came out, it was hailed as the king of tactical
FPS's. It had teamwork, "real-world" factors, and some of the best
team play in an FPS ever. Now its sequel is out, and it is even more
stunning.
It's basically a re-doing of Rainbow Six, and the tweaks it adds are
extremely good. You are again in charge of the Rainbow anti-terrorist
squad, who's put in charge of protecting the world from these
terrorists (the Tangos).
The game is really easy to get into if you've played Rainbow Six
before, and it's still pretty easy to learn for beginners. Within
the game is a training feature, kinda like the Half-Life Black Mesa
Hazard Course.
Once you've picked your mission, the game will give you a briefing
which it is advisable to listen to, and gives you some intel too. Then
you've got to make your team. There's tonnes of abilities your team
members can have, ranging from electronics, assault, sniping, demo-
litons or reconnaissance.
Their weapons and other stats can be tweaked to your delight. You can
use sniper rifles (YES! I won't have to resort to playing Silent
Scope at the arcades), standard and silenced assault rifles, pistols,
flashbangs, grenades, explosives, and heartbeat sensors to detect
the enemy.
Apart from the missions, there's two variants: Lone Wolf and Terrorist
Hunt. In these missions, you've got to exterminate all of the terrorists,
and in Lone Wolf, you've got to do it alone, and in Terrorist Hunt,
you've got a full backup team to help.
Now onto the graphics. WHOA. They're damn good. Fully 3D, and they are
modelled on real-life locations, including the Prague Opera House and
a 747. It looks real enough. The game also uses the sounds to up the
suspense a little.
It's not your average Quake style FPS. You've got to plan, plan, plan.
And work together in a team. You're not the lone soldier zapped into
hell now, you're the anti-terrorist squad who aren't as macho. You
can co-ordinate their actions so that when one team throws a flashbang
to blind the enemy, the other team rushes in to finish them off.
There's also the issue of hostages. They die, you die. I mean, lose.
You've got to rescue them before they die... and timing is vital to
saving them. Actually, timing is vital to any part of the mission.
Planning plays a very important part of the game, and you can either
take the default plan or make one up of your own.
In game, there's a very useful map in the game which shows you your
position and position of the other teams. Use this to your advantage
when storming the enemy. Also, there's the extremely useful peek
function, where you can see what's around a corner without actually
going around that corner. Peeking adds to the suspense factor, and
also increases your chance of your survival.
The AI does have some problems though. But, they are minor, minor things
as it's still supberb. They can withdraw from attack, and they keep
moving and don't just stay in one spot.
Multiplay is also near perfect. All of the missions are available for
multiplay, and you can not only play co-op with your buddies but also
the AI!
Overall, this is the new standard in tactical FPS. While the AI may not
be perfect, and the missions may become a little repetitive, it's a
great FPS full of tactics, and suspense. Get it.
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2)Planning
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Apart from the real action phase, the planning is probably the most
important phase of the game. The plans that the game provides you
with are good to stick with for the first few missions, and once
you've got the hang of it, you can start planning yourself.
First, watch the whole thing in Watch Mode. Here, you can make an
analysis on the plan. Here, you can see the mission's strongest
points, and the weakest points. Try to plan by yourself as quickly as
possible, as you'll get experience and you'll know how to spend your
money.
Next, never ever skip the briefing. Listen to every single last
detail, and if there's any information you can squeeze out of anyone/
anything, get it as it will be invaluable.
Also stay on the Intel screen for a while. You should have some
knowledge of the likely plans of the Tangos, and some advice on the
type of team you should you. You should have been able to have learnt
them, the objectives, and any restrictions (time, specialists) on the
mission.
Now, it's time to choose a team. You should know by know what type of
team you'll need for the situation. Usually, people with assault skills
are the ones to pick as they are the most versatile, and assault
skills are usually the most important skills needed in a mission.
Some missions may call for demolition specialists, reconnaisance,
snipers or electronics. All team members know how to carry out all
of the tasksbut they're probably less skilled in those areas than a
specialist.
Using a specialist will make the mission go faster. If the mission is
more aligned to the nature of rush in shoot kill, you may want to just
have a whole team of assault specialists. If you need a demo man, or
electronics specialist, it's wise to pick one. But in most examples,
an assault member with a high rating of the skill you need will do
the job.
Balance out the skills of your team members, as you'll probably split
them into different teams throughout the mission. When picking members
you should look for a high assault and stealth rating, as these are the
stats which will help you through the mission. For team leaders, they
should be the ones which have the most leadership and self-control.
Also choose your weapon kit wisely. As with the plans, use the
default settings for the first couple of missions, then go on and
experiment. Say, switch those grenades for flashbangs, and include
a heartbeat sensor. Would a silencer be more effective? Work out the
reasons why your kit isn't doing well and improve it.
With the kit, you can also specify the type of uniform, armor, primary
and secondary weapons, and extra equpiment. Remember to give each
person the correct type of equipment, as a demolitions man isn't very
good without heavy armor, and a sniper isn't any good with heavy
armor.
Use the Go Codes well too. Their main use is to co-ordinate actions
between two teams. Selecting waypoints for your teams are effective too,
and remembering to think about the Rules of Engagement is good too.
Now, it's action!
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3)Action!
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Now, even though you've done all your careful, careful, planning, it's
gotta come unstuck somewhere. As with everything in life. But, stick
to the plan. Don't change anything, even at the worst disaster.
Follow the map and waypoints, and even if you see some obvious,
gaping hole in the Tango's plan, try not to change the plan much at
all. But, if you're really, really screwed, you've gotta make a change.
To help, to make the mission easier, you'll need to give each team
a heartbeat sensor. Give them to someone other than the team leaders,
and check it regularly to detect the enemy.
When you've detected the enemy, first, use the peek command. It's free,
apart from that it wastes a minimal amount of time, and the Tangos
keep on moving. Then, take them out with short bursts of fire. It's
tempting to rush in with all guns blazing, but the simplest shots will
do the job.
Also check the mission map regularly, and if a team is not doing
anything, chances are that they've come across some Tangos, or you need
to give them a Go code.
Sometimes your team can stick to you like glue, and that's bad when
you need to scout ahead. Scout ahead and check out the situation
before calling the rest of them in. You don't want your whole team to
be slaughtered.
Do not underestimate the power of the sniper!!!! He's a very important
part of the team. Make him take out that annoying Tango at the entrance,
or guard a exit. You've got to take control of them well though,
otherwise you'll give the whole game away.
When rescuing hostages, you'll probably need to escort them in case
the Tangos get them. Otherwise, leave them in a safe spot, then move
on and complete your objectives before rescuing them.
And most of all, take your time. Walking around will reduce noise,
and you'll be quicker to react than running into a group of Tangos.
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-When in a mission where you have to use Specialist skills, you should
always pick an assault member who is high in that skill. Assault members
also have a better "enemy killing" ratio to others.
-If you need a demolition specialist, only call one in if you need
to disarm something. For something minor, as placing explosives, it's
fundamentally better to stick to an assault member.
-If you need an electronics specialist, usually, once again, stick to
an assault member with a high electronics skill level. Unless you need
time.
-If you need a sniper, ALWAYS bring in a specialist. You need lots of
precision, and good timing, otherwise you'll bring the misison down.
Even if they aren't required, having one is quite useful.
-Good weapons to choose from are of course, the MP510SD, closely
followed by the Benelli M1 Shotgun and the HK MP5SD5. The MP510SD cuts
through the enemy like hell, but the only disadvantage is that it's
louder than the MP5SD5.
The M1 is great for barging into a room, and shooting anything for the
heck of it. Another great gun to choose is the HK UMP45SD, as it's great
for those situations where you're taking on lots of terrorists.
-When choosing a secondary weapon, just pick whatever you feel is
okay, but the best bet is to go with something very, very powerful, such
as the Desert Eagle.
-When in any situation, remember to give each team a heartbeat sensor.
These are the things which will save your ass.
-When outdoors, you may want to take a pair of binoculars along with you.
This way you can check out the positions of the Tangos and look for any
clear paths.
-Equip Flashbangs! They're really good for taking out (well, not really)
Tangos, as they can blind them and leave you to pick them off one by
one.
-What are Go Codes? Complex, but very useful commands. Say you've got
one team at a waypoint. They'll sit there and do nothing until you
give them a Go Code, basically an order. For example, if you have two
teams waiting for you to reach some Tangos, you can use a Go Code to
make them storm in just as you reach the Tangos.
You should usually stick to the same Go Code for each team to make
things less complicated.
-What are Rules Of Engagement? They are commands which will affect
the speed and actions of each team. In sync with Go Codes, these
are very effective ways to make sure all your teams are co-ordinated.
There are four ROEs, Assault, Escort, Infiltrate and Recon.
Infiltrate is the best for the situations where you're trying to
control a lot of teams. The teams will move quietly and quickly to
wherever you want them to head to, and will avoid all combat.
Escort and Assault are self-explainatory. Recon is almost the same
as Infiltrate, but they move slower, so it's handy when you can't see
those Tangos.
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Comet
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This mission is hard because along with the terrorists you have to
deal with, there are civilians running around and getting in your way.
If by some freakish accident, you shoot one of them, the mission will
end in failure. Civilians don't have guns. Use that to tell the
civilians from the hostages.
Use four teams. Two teams will enter the bazaar and clean up there,
while the other two teams cover them from any Tangos that might get
them from the back.
Enter the bazzar through the marketplace on the left with one of the
teams, watching out for the Tango snipers up high. The hostages can be
found in a room upstairs, but be careful, four Tangos will be in your
way.
Once you get upstairs, send another team up the right side to clear
out that area. Move upstairs with that team, then rescue the hostages
and escape.
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You'll need to use four teams again for this mission. Four teams are
needed again.
Control the sniper team. Move just in front of the extraction zone,
and take out the Tangos on the other side of the subway. Inch forward
more and get rid of any more Tangos you spot.
Give a Go Code for your teams to move. Use your team to cover the other
teams just in case you didn't get rid of all the Tangos. Once everyone
is in position, switch to the Gold Team, and give the Bravo Code.
Take out the sniper in the fourth level with the Gold Team, then give
Code Charlie. Wait until the Green Team is ready for Code Alpha, then
move onto the next floor.
Switch back to the snipers,(the Green Team). Give Code Delta, and go
up to Floor 4. Be careful of the Tangos in the office, and take them
out. Secure the level, give code Alpha, and grab the hostages.
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Disarming a bomb. Hmm. A sniper team is needed, along with three other
teams.
First, make it that the sniper team (Gold) will automatically fire
at Tangos, before moving on with the recon team (Blue). Go down to the
first level and clear the area.
Once you reach the canal, flick over to Red and give Code Alpha. Race
to the courtyard and find the Green Team. Give Code Bravo, then cover
the balcony of the library until Gold Team reach you.
Give Code Charlie, and head towards the library, making sure Green
Team is trailing you. Once they are at the North Door, give Code Delta,
race up to the third floor and clear that out. Pop into the courtyard
and clean that up too.
Switch to Green, find the bomb, disarm it, then clear out the library.
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This is a very interesting mission, with all of the fighting done at
almost point-blank range. You'll need four teams, two assault teams,
a team that will cover from up high, and a team which are all equipped
with machineguns.
Start off with Blue. Move them north, and position them so that they
cover all of the street. Then switch to Red, and enter the first
building. Head up to Floor 3, and then take out the Tangos in the
other buildings.
Switch to Green, give code Alpha, and head towards the building to
the east. Head into the basement, but be careful, you'll need to take
out the sniper in there, probably with a grenade.
Once Gold Team reaches you, give Code Bravo and head up the stairs to
clear the center out. Tangos love to hide in stairwells, take extreme
caution when you're in them.
When Green retreats back to the basement, give code Charlie and use
Gold to Floor 2, then to take out the third building across the road.
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Jade
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What's required here are two assault teams and two snipers. This level
is quite tough, and you'll need silenced weapons.
You'll be separated at the start, with Red Team starting at the
insertion zone to the west, while all the other three teams are to the
east. Use Red to take out the two snipers to the west, one's in the
street and the other is near by the pillars on the third level of a
building.
Give Code Alpha and switch to Gold. Head to the first level, entering
from the west, and take out all Tangos, some may rush down to
investigate. Once that's done, give Code Bravo and switch to blue.
Move up to the kitchen on Level 3, watch out for Tangos though. Find
the hostages, but don't get them yet. Give Code Charlie and the Red
Team will rescue the other hostage first. Then peek around the corner,
dispose of the Tangos, and take the hostages home. Give Code Delta and
the sniper teams will follow.
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You'll just need four teams, equipped with heartbeat sensors.
Three teams will enter the building, and the other team will stay
outside and clean up from there. Take the Green Team, up the path.
Get rid of the Tangos that patrol the house and the roof. After
you've cleaned all of them up, give Code Alpha. Switch to Blue.
Run into the Kitcehn and rescue the hostages. Go straight down the
hall and into the basement, free the hostages there, then return to
the kitchen.
Switch to Red, give Code Charlie and then to the foyer. Take out the
Tango, then go to the stairs. Piff a grenade up there, and once that's
done, run up there and get rid of Calderon, and his bodyguard. Give
Code Delta and then get out of here.
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This is one mission where the briefing does not help. Equip all of
your members with the stuff. By that, I mean the big guns, you'll
need POWER. Four teams are required again.
One team will patrol the main gate. Another team will clear out the
two small buildings, and the other two will clear the lab out. The
one which enter the lab must hve biosuits on, and because of that
you'll have to be extremely careful when combating Tangos. Use
heartbeat sensors to full effect.
Take Green and clear the outside buildings. Once you're done, give
code Alpha and switch to Blue. Head into the western entrance of the
lab. Give Code Alpha again, so that you can enter the lab, and then
give Bravo for Red to come in from the dock. The two teams should
then be able to dispose of all Tangos, no problems.
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Yeesssssssssss....an infiltrate mission! But you can't kill things
or be seen. All you'll need for this mission is two electronics
specialists, which should be in separate teams. You'll most
certainly require a heartbeat sensor, and binoculars.
Use Red, and halfway to the house, use the bino's and check out the
position of the guard. When he goes south of the large window, give
Code Alpha and Blue will run and disarm the security, and then
hide in the laundry.
After the guard goes back north, give Code Bravo, and dash to the
south side of the house. When it's clear, go in via the front door,
and hide in the closet upstairs. When it's clear upstairs, bug the
phone and hide in the closet.
Now for this part, you'll need to be in Map view. When the guard
downstairs is in the south, and the guard upstairs is south of the
phone room, give Code Alpha, and Blue will plant the bug in the
office, and return.
Now, monitor the positions of the guards and dash downstairs with
Red into the garage when it's clear. Be careful outside, and head
to the Extraction Zone. Give Code Delta when it's safe to leave.
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Magic
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Very similiar to the last. This time, you have to download some files
off some guy's PC. Two teams are needed again, heartbeat sensors,
and make them electronics specialists.
Use Red, go down to level 3 via the lift shaft. Wait until it's clear,
then move across the hall and deactivate security. Dash back to the
roof.
Use Blue, and follow the Tango to the left carefully. Hide in
restrooms if you think you'll be spotted. Go into the office,
download and get out.
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Use four teams, all with silenced weapons. Heartbeat sensors help as
well.
Send two to one building, and two to the other one. VIPs are in the
barracks, and Lang is in research. Rush in to each building from
different entrances, secure the area and rescue the hostages.
If you pick the Blue Team (I think, might be Red), you can snipe
away and make life easier. Then give Alpha, and when everyone is
ready, give Bravo and Charlie. Control Blue or Green, and use hearbeat
sensors to full effect in the barracks. Rescue, then give Delta to
escape.
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6)Characters/Roster
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Arnavisca, Santiago
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Born in Málaga, Spain.  Although the family's holdings were greatly
reduced under Franco's rule, the Arnaviscas still control large
tracts of farmland around Córdoba and the Guadalquivir river valley.
The second youngest son in a family of eight, his eldest brother is
a deputy in the Adalucian Parliament.  Attended University of Seville,
1983-88.  Joined the Guardia Civil upon graduation.  Served as a
brigade commander 1994-96 in the Western European Union (WEU)
administration of Mostar in Bosnia where he was instrumental in
rebuilding the local police force.  In 1997 recruited by the Guardia
Civil's counter-terrorism unit, the Unidad Especial de Intervención
(UEI) as part of their focus on the growing threat of terrorist
action within the European Union by former citizens of Yugoslavia.
Arnavisca has competed in shooting competitions since he was a child
and is an expert marksman.  He speaks English, German and Italian
fluently, as well as his native Spanish, and can make himself
understood in most other European languages.  Despite his
aristocratic bearing, he is more comfortable acting as a lieutenant
and advisor than a team lead.  Extremely tenacious in combat, he has
a reputation for maintaining an air of calm detachment no matter how
tense the situation.
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Beckenbauer, Lars
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Born on a farm near Chemnitz on the Czechoslovakian border in what
was, at the time, the German Democratic Republic (East Germany).
Drafted into the East Germany Army, 1970.  Specialized in bomb
disposal and demolitions.  Assigned to East German Border Patrol,
1971-76.  Arrested by the GDR State Security Service (Stasi) in 1976
under suspicion of involvement in several high-profile defections.
Released for lack of evidence and discharged from army in 1977.
Movements and activities from 1977-84 are unknown.  The current
German government will neither confirm nor deny rumors that he was a
member of the "Libellen", an underground group held responsible for
several bombings of East German governmental offices in and around
Berlin in the summer of 1981.  Resurfaced in 1985 when he was
granted asylum by West Germany after a risky crossing of the Baltic
Sea in a small sailboat.  Opened Pyrotechno GmbH, a security
consulting firm, in 1989.  Since then he has built his reputation as
Germany's leading expert on explosives and demolitions.  Married,
1995.  Two children.
Beckenbauer has an encyclopedic knowledge of all types of explosive
devices.  Years of working with bombs have made him extremely
meticulous.  He never overlooks any detail of an operation and leaves
nothing to chance.   In his relations with the rest of the team he is
liable to be somewhat cold and distant, but only because he is so
completely focused on his job that he considers personal interactions
to be a dangerous distraction.
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Born in Keokuk, Iowa, USA.  Father is a local deputy sheriff, mother
a homemaker.  Two brothers.  Attended University of Iowa on a track
& field scholarship, 1972-76.  Graduated with honors with a degree in
law enforcement.  Worked for three years as a patrolman in Keokuk
police department.  Hired in 1980 by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation.  Member of FBI Hostage Rescue Team 1987-97.  Married
since 1979.  Wife and two teen-age children live in Maine, USA.
Bogart is an excellent team lead.  He has exceptional tactical skills
and situational awareness from his years with HRT.  Extremely cool
under fire, he is also a crack shot, having won several marksmanship
awards during his tenure at the FBI.  His low-key demeanor and
laconic sense of humor have made him a well-liked member of the
RAINBOW team.
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Burke, Andrew
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Born in Manchester, England.  Whereabouts of father unknown.  Mother
is a secretary at a plastics processing plant in Leeds.  Three
siblings, two brothers and a sister.  Joined Royal Marines in 1986.
Two tours of duty with British Special Air Service (SAS) , 1989-91
and 1996-1999.  Awarded Military Cross, 1998. Has taken part in SAS
actions in twenty-two countries on four continents.  Further details
of his service record are sealed.  Unmarried.
Burke is a seasoned veteran of numerous covert operations.  While not
reckless, he has a strong can-do attitude and unlimited confidence
in his abilities.  As a leader he is decisive and demanding.  He has
a quick sense of humor and is likely to keep his team relaxed by
telling jokes before the start of a mission.  While he has some
contact with his immediate family, he considers the service to be his
home.
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Chavez, Domingo "Ding"
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Born in Los Angeles, California.  Joined U.S. Army, 1983.  Served
with the 7th Infantry Division, 1984-87. Rose to rank of Staff
Sergeant before being recruited by the American Central Intelligence
Agency (CIA) in 1987 for narcotics interdiction operations in South
America.  Discharged 1988 and became a full-time CIA employee the
same year, working under John Clark.  Service records for the years
1989-99 are sealed.  Earned B.S. Political Science, George Mason
University, 1995.  M.A. International Relations from the same
institution 1999. Married.
Chavez is an excellent light infantry soldier with an exceptional
grasp of small unit tactics and close quarters battle.  Although
small in stature he is powerfully built and agile, a formidable
opponent with a wide range of weapons and in hand-to-hand combat.
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DuBarry, Alain
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Born in Chantilly, France.  Father is a manuscript curator at a local
museum, mother is a journalist.  Four sisters and two brothers.
Second oldest sister is a prominent professor of mathematics at the
University of Paris.  Attended the Ecole Supérieure d'Ingénieurs en
Electrotechnique et Electronique (ESIEE) in Paris, 1984-89.
Graduated with a degree in electronics engineering and computer
science.  Joined the Gendarmerie Nationale in 1990 as an officer in
their computer crime division.  Instrumental in thwarting a 1994
attempt by a group of Algerian nationals to bring down the French
Minitel computer network using a virus spread by telephone switching
software.  In 1996 he was recuited by the Groupe d'Intervention
Gendarmerie Nationale (GIGN), France's elite counter-terrorist unit,
as a specialist in telephony and electronic surveillance.  Unmarried.
DuBarry is an expert on computers and computer nets as well as more
conventional forms of surveillance.  Although his role in CT actions
is usually intelligence gathering and communications, as a veteran
of  GIGN's extensive combat training he is fully qualified to
participate in armed operations.  Introverted and thoughtful, and an
excellent tactician, he often makes connections that other team
members miss.  Off-duty he is an avid amateur scuba diver and is an
officer in the Confédération Mondiale des Activités Subaquatiques
(CMAS).
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Born in Pskov, Pskovskaya Oblast, Russian Federation.  No information
on family available.  Served in army of former Soviet Union, 1981-85,
including tour of duty in Afghanistan.  Recruited by "Alfa" counter-
terrorist group in 1987.  Operated in all major territories of the
former Soviet Union and eastern Europe.  Resigned from "Alfa" in 1991
in response to that organization's ambiguous response to the failed
Soviet coup.  Director of operations for private security firm,
1991-96.  Returned to "Alfa" during its 1997 restructuring under the
Russian Federal Security Service.  Married, no children.
Filatov is a solid counter-terrorism operative.  Although his
training and background are unorthodox by western standards, he has
a wealth of real-world experience from his years in the security
forces of the former Soviet Union, and numerous contacts across
eastern Europe and Asia.  His steady nerves and methodical approach
to any threat make him a particularly valuable asset in combat
situations.  Team commanders should not be misled by his world-weary
manner; he is not a pessimist but a realist, and he prides himself
on being the voice of reason and conservatism in any debate.
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Born in Nicosia, Cyprus. Galanos was thrust into the ethnic tensions
on Cyprus from an early age, when her family lost their homes during
widespread clashes between Turkish and Greek rioters. The Galanos
family, while never physically harmed by the tensions, continued to
suffer difficult times for many years due to the unrest. Eventually
they fled the city, and Galanos' father, an ex-ELDYK sniper, taught
her his trade in extended hunting trips through the center of the
island. Galanos attempted to join the Greek MYK force, but was denied
due to her gender.  Instead, she joined the civilian police force and
quickly rose to prominence as a sniper with a reputation for precise
shooting in less than optimal conditions.
Galanos is, at times, a sheer force of nature. What she cannot achieve
by skill alone, she often completes by force of will. Teammates often
claim her piercing gaze does more damage than her bullets. She
displays no antipathy towards Turks, or indeed any other nationality
or criminal. She treats assignments as problems to be solved, and
solves them with a single, clean trigger pull.
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Born in Graz, Austria.  Father is a petroleum distributor, mother a
homemaker.  Two siblings, a brother and a sister, both still in
school.  Joined the regular Austrian army in 1992.  Transferred to
Gendarmerieeinsatzkommando Cobra (GEK Cobra) in 1996.  Trained with
both Germany's GSG-9 and Israel's Sayeret Mat'Kal.  Participated in
GEK Cobra raid on Deissenmayr GmbH headquarters in Vienna in 1998 and
was credited with single-handedly saving the lives of seven hostages.
Married 1999, no children.
In combat situations Karl is unstoppable.  He is extremely aggressive
and will not hesitate to use whatever methods are necessary to
complete his mission.  He is fanatical about protecting the lives of
hostages and innocent bystanders, even to the point of jeopardizing
his own life.  Off the job he is soft-spoken and private, but has an
iron determination.
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Born in Margaret River, Australia.  Father is a winery foreman,
mother is a homemaker.  Two siblings, a brother and a sister.
Attended Australian Defense Forces Academy in Canberra, 1983-87.
Upon graduation was recruited into newly formed 1st squadron of the
Special Air Service Regiment (SASR) and remained with this unit when
it was reorganized into the Australian Tactical Assault Group (TAG)
shortly thereafter.  His entire career has been with TAG with the
exception of one tour of duty with the Australian Intelligence Corp
(AustInt), 1993-96.  Has lead counter-terrorist teams on three
continents and has cross-trained with both the U.S. "Delta Force" and
British Special Air Service.  Unmarried.
Hanley is a career CT officer.  He is a veteran of dozens of assaults
and approaches even the most dangerous missions with the easy-going
good humor that has become his hallmark.  Off duty he is an
experienced backpacker and mountaineer and has taken part in amateur
expeditions to many of the world's major peaks.  He is in superb
physical condition and has demonstrated an ability to endure even the
most extreme physical hardship.
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Born in Boise August 23 1972.  Father local logger, mother secretary
at lumber mill. Brought up in true mountain man fashion, he shot his
first deer at age 10.  Former Green Beret and Delta member.  Part of
101st AirMobile Fort Campbell, Kentucky, he found his way into Black
Ops by 1989.  Definitive distance runner, relies on stealth and speed
to set up his sniper locations.  Expert with all forms of rifles.
Spends free time hunting with Weber and spending time with his
parents.  Unmarried.
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Born in Göteborg, Sweden.  Father was a retired admiral in the
Swedish Navy, now deceased.  Mother is a professor of Romance
languages at Göteborg University and is active in Miljöpartiet de
Gröna, the Swedish Green Party.  Three brothers.  The entire family
sails avidly.  Attended Stockholm University 1984-87, graduated with
a B.S. in Physics.  After a stint as an engineer with the Swedish
semiconductor giant Microelektronik AB (1988-92), Lofquist joined the
Stockholm police force as an expert on electronic surveillance.
In 1994 she was recruited into Ordningspolisens Nationella
Insatsstyrka (ONI), the national rescue unit of the Stockholm Police
Department.   From 1997 to 1999 she led ONI intelligence and
surveillance teams in over a dozen different counter-terrorist
actions, including the high-profile 1998 Red Cell occupation of the
trading floor of the Stockholm futures exchange.  Unmarried.
Lofquist is an electronics genius.  Her name is on 14 different
patents held by Microelektronik, her old employer, and she continues
to consult with their engineers while serving as a member of the
RAINBOW team.  Most of her innovations have been in the area of
electronic eavesdropping.  She is extremely confident and courageous,
although at times her lack of military training can lead her to
overestimate her ability to handle a situation.  Off duty she keeps
to herself, living alone on a sailboat in Saltsjobaden outside
Stockholm.
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Born in Paris June 6 1968, married to Elaine, three years.    Father
former commercial pilot, mother is a clerk at local department store
in Avagion.  Former member of the French Parachute Division, he was
detailed to DGSE.  Part of action group Service 7.  Involved in
tactical espionage and counter-espionage throughout Europe.  Began
training DGSE recruits in 1985.   On assignments he is a utility
player, and doesn't get shaken easily.  He is a marksman with pistols
and rifles, although he is experienced in all forms of
counterterrorism.   He spends most free time reading and spending
time with his wife.
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Born in Milano, Italy.  Father is the manager of a textile factory,
mother is a homemaker.  Five siblings.  Attended Università degli
Studi di Ferrara, 1984-88.  Graduated with a degree in Chemistry.
Joined L'Arma dei Caribinieri in 1989 and after completing training
was assigned to the Comando Carabinieri Antidroga, the Caribinieri's
anti-narcotics agency.  Transferred in 1995 to the Gruppo Intervento
Speciale (GIS), Italy's elite counter-terrorist team.  Married since
1990.  Three children.
Maldini's specialty is stealth.  At GIS his ability to occupy
positions undetected by the enemy resulted in the nickname "The
Invisible Man".  He is in excellent physical condition and is
exceptionally quick on his feet. His demeanor is calm and somewhat
aloof.  Although a solid team member, he is too introspective to be
a truly effective commander.  Off-duty he is an amateur marathoner
and has competed in races across Europe.  Extremely intelligent and
well-spoken.
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Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.  Father is a senior officer with
the Royal Bank of Canada.  Mother is deceased.  One sister, still a
resident of Toronto.  Joined the Canadian Army as a Field Engineer,
1981.  Served one tour of duty, 1981-85.  Received advanced training
in both combat diving and explosive ordnance disposal.  Upon
discharge joined the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and in 1988
became a member of the Special Emergency Response Team (SERT), the
RCMP's elite counter-terrorism unit.  When SERT was disbanded in 1993,
he helped coordinate the transition of counter-terrorist
responsibilities to the Canadian Armed Forces' newly formed Joint
Task Force Two (JTF-2).  McAllen re-enlisted in 1994 and became a
full member of JTF-2 the same year.  He has participated in counter-
terrorist actions on three continents, including the JTF-2 extended
operations in 1996-97 against war criminals in Bosnia.  Married in
1984, divorced in 1992.  One child, a daughter, born 1986, lives with
her mother in London, Ontario.
McAllen is a specialist in multiple areas.  He is an excellent shot
and is extremely aggressive in combat situations, making him a good
choice as a member of an assault team, but he also has extensive
experience with bomb disposal and demolitions.  He is an amateur
power-lifter and his strength and stamina make him a formidable
opponent.  Team leads should be warned that he performs better in a
subordinate rather than a command position.  He has a hearty, good-
natured manner and spends his off-duty time socializing with a wide
circle of friends, most of them current or ex-military men.
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Born in Birmingham, Alabama, USA.  Father is a retired furniture
salesman, mother is a homemaker.  Two younger sisters, both still
living in Birmingham.  Valedictorian of his high school class,
National Merit Scholar, 1982.  Attended Rice University in Houston,
Texas, 1983-87, graduating with a BS in Material Science and a BA in
Russian Literature.  Joined the American Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco
and Firearms (BATF) in 1988 as an agent in their Explosives Division.
Earned an MS in Inorganic Chemistry from the University of New
Orleans during a leave of absence from BATF, 1992-1994.  His thesis
"Applications of Micro-stress Analysis in Accelerant Identification"
is considered to be a landmark in the forensic analysis of bomb
debris.  Upon return to active duty in 1995 he was assigned to the
BATF's International Response Team (IRT).  Since 1998 he has been on
extended assignment in South Korea with the Korean counter-terrorism
task force, the National Police 868 Unit, training them in techniques
of bomb detection, bomb disposal, and post-bombing investigation.
His wife and two daughters currently live in Seoul, South Korea.
Morris is a team player who likes his operations to run strictly by
the book.  His primary specialty is forensics, but he is also an
expert at the setting and disarming of all types of explosive devices.
Although he knows a fair amount about conducting counter-terrorist
assaults from his years working with the 868 Unit, in hostage
situations he prefers an indirect approach.  Morris likes to spend
his off-duty hours with his family.  In his spare time he collects
antique blues recordings and memorabilia.
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Born in Bani Suwayf, Egypt. Murad is the son of an influential
moderate Muslim cleric, and grew up learning a great deal about both
the religious and secular worlds. To the dismay of his pacifistic
parents, Murad joined the Egyptian armed forces rather than continue
his scholarship. Privately upset by the reputation of Egypt's Unit
777, Murad set out to change the organization from within. His
contacts with US, British and German training units convinced him
there was a better way, but that Egypt would not be taking that path
soon enough for him. His exceptional skills, both linguistic and
military, landed him a frequent cross training position with the SAS,
where he came to the attention of RAINBOW.
In combat, Murad is a swift and lethal presence. Once he has
committed a plan to memory, nothing stand in his way to accomplish
that plan. Prior to the mission, Murad questions every detail of
every plan, often infuriating the planning officers but ensuring that
every possible consequence and complication have been well thought
out. His insistence that there is a Right Way has won him many
admirers, if few friends.
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Born in Cartagena, Colombia. Narino's early activities are shrouded
in mystery, a situation he enhances with conflicting stories
regarding his training and upbringing. At various times, Narino has
claimed to be the nephew of a Colombian drug lord, a failed
university professor, an ex-police officer, and a freedom fighter.
Most team members believe that he learned his trade as a CIA assassin,