Six former US Army Rangers sat around a dining table in a drab, low-rent apartment two blocks south of Frederick Avenue, the main drag running generally north-south through the middle of the state’s fourth largest city, linking Gaithersburg to Frederick, Rockville and Washington, DC. Secure in anonymity for now, they had already scanned the place for bugs and had an audio jammer running just in case, generating random masking sounds that would desensitize microphones they might have missed, rendering them useless for recording.
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