Individual Reading . Tom Clancy : Rainbow Six. p. 523 - 817 .

After a certain stage in the development of military and tactical operative patterns both of teams, led by John Clark, the  Technical Department of the Rainbow agencie was forced to order a modern tracking system of external radio signals, which have a chance to be as a supportive hand, and  the basis of any possible mission on  rescuing hostages. The relationship in both  Rainbow divisions was really high voltaged. This was due to the passive ,inaction of one of the groups (and we should say, that both of teams were perfectly prepared for any operation, connected with active or stealth military actions), but the  last ( but not the least )chance  was given to Chavez group.The following strength test of a  newfound secret agency, was connected with their third mission .The object of capture was an amusement park in Spain, Madrid. A group of terrorists besieged сompletely one of the most popular attractions in the park without  any specific requirements ( which were about 35 children, at the moment of rapid capture ).Doctor Paul Bellow and Bill Tawney , who was ex- MI6 special agent had a mission to establish a mental connetions of those terrorists, to accomplish this mission without and losses, and maybe to arrest several criminals. After a short term negotiations, it has became clear that the  main demand was the release of terrorist Carlos the Jackal - Ilich Ramírez Sánchez ( a Venezuelan citizen currently serving a life sentence in France for the 1975 murder of two French counter-intelligence agents and an informant for the French government.) While in prison he was further convicted of attacks in France that killed 11 and injured 150 people and sentenced to an additional life term. A committed Marxist-Leninist, Ramírez Sánchez is widely regarded as one of the most famous political terrorists of his era. He was one of the most dangerous criminals in world and his release could cause a very serious damage to the global terrorist security ( and especially, Europe and North America.) This operation was one of the the most difficult for the Rainbow group, and that's why Clark and Alistair Stanley decided  to use both Teams 1 and 2. The chance of  moratal risk of civilian casualties was at an extremely high level. Moreover,   absolutely all of these hostages were children, which complicated the process of preparation for Rainbow's mission. (Children have a clear,  young  minds , but also can make some ill-considered actions, and accoding to  Bellow's degree of rage analysis, the terrorists were coolly confident in their success. The plan was to use squads' stealth skills in order to besiege the area of capture. The terrorists were located the best way for Rainbow. Some of them were  at the entrance to the park, the other part  was near the attraction with children and  the remaining group of criminals patroled the area.The tactic was a sharp and sudden. The two groups quickly rushed to the park, using pistols with silencers removed patrol base and  showered enemy with smoke bombs (the risk was high) .During the stand-off, Rainbow was unable to prevent the terrorists' execution of a terminally ill Dutch girl. The squads manage to eliminate the terrorists without further loss of innocent life.