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And
like
that
,
I
’
d
infiltrated
U
.
S
.
territory
.
My
target
was
a
U
.
S
.
-
made
Jacket
.
After
a
few
times
through
the
loop
,
I
’
d
come
to
the
conclusion
that
I
needed
a
new
weapon
-
something
we
didn
’
t
have
in
the
Japanese
Corps
.
The
standard
-
issue
20mm
rifles
weren
’
t
very
effective
against
Mimics
.
They
walked
a
thin
line
of
compromise
between
the
number
of
rounds
a
soldier
could
carry
,
the
rate
of
fire
necessary
to
hit
a
fast
-
moving
target
,
and
the
acceptable
amount
of
recoil
.
They
were
more
powerful
than
the
weapons
they
used
to
issue
,
but
if
you
really
wanted
to
pierce
that
endoskeleton
,
50mm
was
the
only
way
to
be
sure
.
The
basic
UDF
strategy
was
to
employ
a
line
of
prone
armored
infantry
firing
20mm
rounds
to
slow
the
enemy
enough
so
that
artillery
and
tanks
could
take
them
out
.
In
practice
,
the
support
never
came
fast
or
heavy
enough
.
It
fell
to
us
to
finish
the
Mimics
on
our
own
.
The
weapon
of
last
resort
for
the
old
-
timers
,
and
one
I
’
d
used
myself
,
was
the
pile
driver
mounted
on
the
left
shoulder
.
You
could
punch
open
a
hole
and
spill
a
Mimic
’
s
guts
with
one
of
those
babies
.
The
rocket
launcher
could
come
in
handy
too
,
but
it
was
hard
to
a
score
a
hit
with
,
and
more
often
than
not
you
’
d
be
out
of
rockets
when
you
really
needed
one
.
As
I
grew
accustomed
to
the
fighting
,
I
relied
more
and
more
on
the
power
of
the
57mm
pile
driver
.
But
the
pile
driver
had
one
major
drawback
:
Its
magazine
only
held
twenty
charges
.
Unlike
our
rifles
,
you
couldn
’
t
change
magazines
,
either
.
Once
you
fired
that
twentieth
round
,
you
were
finished
.
At
best
,
a
soldier
was
going
to
punch
twenty
holes
in
something
.
Once
the
pile
driver
was
out
of
charges
,
you
couldn
’
t
even
use
it
to
drive
a
stake
into
the
heart
of
a
vampire
.
The
people
who
’
d
designed
the
Jacket
just
hadn
’
t
considered
the
possibility
that
someone
would
survive
long
enough
in
hand
-
to
-
hand
combat
with
a
Mimic
to
use
more
than
twenty
rounds
.
Fuck
that
.
Running
out
of
charges
had
killed
me
plenty
of
times
.
Another
dead
end
.
The
only
way
to
avoid
it
was
to
find
a
melee
weapon
that
didn
’
t
run
out
of
ammo
.
I
’
d
seen
one
,
once
,
in
the
battle
that
had
started
this
whole
loop
.
The
battle
axe
.
Rita
Vrataski
,
a
Valkyrie
clad
in
a
crimson
Jacket
,
and
her
axe
.
It
might
have
been
more
appropriate
to
call
it
a
slab
of
tungsten
carbide
in
the
shape
of
an
axe
.
A
battle
axe
never
ran
out
of
ammo
.
You
could
still
use
it
if
it
got
bent
.
It
packed
plenty
of
punch
.
It
was
the
perfect
melee
weapon
.
But
as
far
as
the
world
was
concerned
,
Keiji
Kiriya
was
a
new
recruit
who
had
yet
to
see
his
first
battle
.
If
I
asked
them
to
replace
my
standard
-
issue
pile
driver
with
a
different
weapon
simply
because
I
didn
’
t
like
it
,
they
sure
as
hell
weren
’
t
going
to
listen
.
Yonabaru
had
laughed
at
me
,
and
Ferrell
actually
threw
a
punch
.
When
I
tried
taking
it
straight
to
our
platoon
commander
,
he
ignored
me
completely
.
I
was
going
to
have
to
acquire
the
weapon
I
needed
on
my
own
.
