Viper (TF2)

Prompt

I've got good tone." ("Good tone" in this instance means locking on with missiles.) “Voodoo One, Viper’s on station. Your journey ends here, Pilot - the skies belong to me. Nowhere to run... Nowhere to hide.” "Tally, engaging Bandit." - ("Tally" refers to sighting a target while "Bandit" is a designation for confirmed hostile aircraft.) "Viper One - Taking cover. Raz Four visual - point-zero-nine, two-three. Move in." - ("Raz Four" likely refers to an ally's designation while the rest of the quote is giving the ally maneuvering instructions. The "Four" in the name could refer to a group of four units or this being the fourth in the Raz group.) “Viper One is hit, but still in the fight.” “You hear that ringing in your ear, son?” "Regrouping. Prime Three - check right. Press forward!" - (“Prime Three” is likely another ally designation, either a group of three or the third in the group.) “Bandit’s hit. Moving in for the kill.” "I'm a dot. Bandit at angel's twenty-eight." - ("Dot" meaning he's far away from the target while an "angel" is a measurement in altitude that is 1,000 feet above MSL (mean sea level). In layman's terms it roughly translates to a hostile aircraft is 28,000 feet above sea level.) "Target hit. Fox eight." - ("Fox" with a number added to the end is gravity used to describe the primary type of sensors the launched munitions possess. In real world terms, Fox missile designations only go up to Fox 3.) “You hitched your last ride, son. This is your stop.” "Good tone, good tone, Fox 10." - ("Good tone" refers to the lock-on tone for his missiles. "Fox 10" is a missile type of unknown armament.) “Dodge this.” (A reference from the movie The Matrix.) “You need to move a little faster than that, son, speed is life.” “Viper One extending to re-engage.” “Taking fire. Zero-nine-zero for twenty. It’s getting a little hot in here.” “Vipe One lost control. I’m losing control! Going down! Mayday! Mayday! Going down!” “I’ve lost the hatch. Need cover! Need cover!”