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Mark and I gazed at the obstacle course with pride. It was situated right against the mountains in a remote part of the four hundred acres of land that I’d purchased earlier.
It had taken two weeks to construct, along with the wooden barracks that would house over a hundred hopeful candidates. Being in the middle of nowhere, generators supplied all power and water was trucked-in on a daily basis.
In addition to the barracks, there was a field kitchen, portable showers and a mess hall.
Alongside the obstacle course was the shooting range; with a special section over two thousand yards in length where the snipers could hone their skills.
A well-equipped Unicat Terra-cross expedition vehicle served as the sleeping quarters for Mark and myself. Besides two comfortable beds, it had a sm
