Burn Notice2007

Sam Axe:
All right, we're on the clock here. Three minutes from the time we breach the fence to the time we drive out. Anything goes wrong, we scatter and regroup.

Tony Caro:
[thumb up] Roger that.

Sam Axe:
[into radio] Road team set?

Michael Westen:
[into headset] Set.

Sam Axe:
[into radio] Perimeter team, set?

Michael Westen:
[gruffly into headset] Set.

Sam Axe:
[into radio] Sniper team, set?

Michael Westen:
[into headset, southern accent] Set. I got eyes on secruity. South side of the building.

Sam Axe:
[over radio] Take the shot; give them a flat tire as they come around the corner.

Michael Westen:
[into headset] Roger that.

[Michael shoots out the left front tire]

Michael Westen:
[over radio] Security car disabled.

Sam Axe:
[into radio] Copy that.

Sam Axe:
Okay, we're good to go.

Michael Westen:
[narrative as Fi breaches the fence] If you're cutting through a high-powered electric fence, you need more than rubber gloves and a pair of thick-soled shoes. Covering a fence with spray-on insulation and using a set of fiberglass-handled bolt cutters will keep you from lighting up like a Christmas tree.

[they go through the fence, around a truck]

Michael Westen:
[into headset] Hold on, there. All right, you're clear.

[they proceed unseen by the security car detail]

Michael Westen:
[narrative] A shaped charge large enough to go through a wall is also large enough to let everyone for several miles know what you're doing. A smaller charge can be just as useful and a lot less noisy. A hydraulic spreader puts out enough pressure to rip a door off a humvee. Placed correctly, it will make short work of reinforced concrete.