"Throw your soldiers into positions whence there is no escape, and they will prefer death to flight. If they will face death, there is nothing they may not achieve."
- Sun Tzu
The Arts of Escaping.
SVS go through hundreds of scenarios with the art of escaping to help get experience,
Just by chance the Ninja can get captured, thats why SVS go through a lot of scenarios.
When captured start trying to get Any Information, Numbers, Dates, Faces, Names,
important Conversations, Any type of lists and Codes to help you escape.
Always make contingencies for when you are captured, before your mission make a lot
of plans that could help with escaping, Conisder being flexible at all times.
When escaping always use stealth, keep youself concealed at all times, don't take risks.
Don’t use the same route you used to enter the enemy building or areas, the enemy is
not stupid, they will find out your path in to their areas or building, straight after your
capture, when you have escape from your room or enemy arms, you Don't have to run
straight away, stay concealed in the area, untill things have calm down, giving you time
to plan and get strong for your escape.
On your mission always look out for places and helpful things like: concealing yourself,
Places to sleep, administrate yourself, hide the enemy bodys, Distractions, Different
direction or anything that can help with your mission and if captured escape.
On escaping from a low enemy area or building, consider trying to take out all of
enemy e.g. 5 men to 7 men is enough to try and take out, Any more and you could get
tired, if you are captured in a high enemy area or building consider trying to take out
just one of the personnal for information, gear, food and drink, radios and any thing
that can help with your escape.
When escaping use the high and low ground to help with your escape from the enemy
e.g. Looking from high ground make sure you use back of the hill to go up to look
over, so the enemy dosen't see you going up the high ground, also with the low
ground, don't run along in dead ground them get down, to see if the enemy is following
you, the enemy will look through the dead ground, try to conceal yourself to see if
your are being followed in the low ground.
When escaping don’t use your shoulder and kicks to open doors, you might injure
yourself doing so, remember the enemy are not stupid, try to use objects around you to
open doors, windows or other.
When blindfolded and being carred into the enemy areas and buildings, listen to the
enemy foot steps, this will help with knowing how deep you are in the enemy area and
building, consider this might help you with escaping..
When you have escape the enemy, Don’t give up running, escaping can be hard work,
consider this, the next time you are captured you might not live to escape.
Always look for vulnerable points through your capture, to attack or make your escape.
When you are captured and you are aible to move around in the room, try look for
anything to help escape and make sure you are stroneg enough before your escape.
Don’t take hostages, there will slow you down and leave tracks.
If the enemy give you food and drink, take it this will help with keeping you strong for
your escape.
Try to keep track of time, this will help with knowing the day and night time to help
with escape, it's better to make your escape during the night, if you are not blinded try
look out for time on the watchs of the enemy and clocks
If you are aible to see around when captured, take in your surrounding, like the fire
alarms, electrical wire to help cut power, thin walls and anything that could help escape.
When escaping, run down wind, this will help make it harder for dogs to track you.
Consider in not using vehicles to escape, you can get track down easier, theres only so
many routes you can take, SVS say it better to go on foot, if are going to use a vehicle,
make sure you are away from the enemy area, and you have many different routes
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