Comprehension against the sky, creating the Five Thunders in the real world

"Francis' team has good tactical awareness, and we must be realistic. I can't be blindly confident and say that we will definitely succeed. But our strength should not be underestimated."

Only then did Chen Lin begin to make targeted tactical deployments.

It turns out that Yu Feng had gained a good understanding of each team's situation through these four rounds of competition. Last night, he specifically talked with Chen Lin all night long.

He had a thorough understanding of each team's lifestyle and combat strategies. Now, the best course of action was simply to implement them.

"Remember, everyone, what is our mission? It's not just about directly attacking a specific element of the enemy. Sometimes, psychological warfare is also crucial. These people are indeed valiant in this regard, but once they run out of ammunition and supplies, they will abandon their positions in disarray. This is a phenomenon that my ancestors observed."

Chen Lin then proceeded to recount the entire story of the war years to everyone. Immediately, everyone was stunned.

"How can they fight while eating grass roots and tree bark? And even when they run out of ammunition and food, they can still engage in hand-to-hand combat with the enemy, seize weapons, and continue fighting?"

These teams then understood why the Chinese army was always victorious. It wasn't because their weapons and equipment were so advanced, but because in dire situations, they could unleash the ultimate potential of humankind.

"Therefore, in order to defend our homeland, we must have a new faith. Alright, that's all. Everyone, let's think carefully about the next battle."

Lin Beichen was summoned to the judging panel. There was no scoring process this time; they were simply spectators, sitting on the sidelines and watching everything that happened on the field through television screens.

"Mr. Francis, you have successfully led a team to participate in the competition again this time."

"That's right! This time, the team we're leading is once again on the opposite side of the Chinese team. It seems we're destined to meet again, right? Our defeated foes."

Francis remained confident, believing that his tactical arrangements were the key to the outcome of the war.

"Hey! I don't think there's anything to brag about. Since everyone's here, let's have a good competition. I've already told my team that we have a tactical genius leading us this time, so you'd better just wait to be defeated."

"you……"

"Ha ha!"

The chief referee smiled and smoothed things over: "Is the infighting already starting? No problem, in that case, let's wait and see, and let's let the strength speak for itself."

The final training session began. Because the referees were all gathered together, they were no longer able to judge the teams.

Chen Lin was immediately appointed as the commander-in-chief of this team.

Yu Feng was directly regarded as the team's chief of staff and political instructor. In other words, this situation was no small matter.

The other team leaders became squad leaders, dividing the team into three parts.

In other words, the entire Chinese team was split into three other teams, and they were tasked with leading them forward together. Their tactical confidence might provide an excellent example for these teams.

At night, no one could fall asleep, as the battle was about to begin the next day.

"Nobody was snoring tonight. Looks like everyone's a little nervous about tomorrow's game, right?"

Chen Lin lay on the bed and said with a smile.

"Who wouldn't? How can anyone get proper rest? If our team were fighting on its own, we'd know each other inside and out; after all this time, we all understand each other. But now they've sent us over there for a simple adjustment period. Who knows what might happen? To put it bluntly, if it weren't for..."

One of the soldiers showed some concern.

"Actually, what I'm most worried about are the team leaders. Right now, all three teams listen to you, and we're your people, so what will happen then..."

"Do you know why I split you all into different teams? It's actually very simple. Your main task is to stabilize morale. To put it bluntly, you are more like political commissars and instructors. Those people do have varying levels of tactical skills, and I've noticed that. So this time, the three teams have also been split and reorganized. For example, since two of you are good at reconnaissance, I've put those with reconnaissance abilities together."

In fact, they could naturally control any team, which is a quality a commander should possess. But even now, they don't know if this approach is correct.

"Understood, our commander. I know you've put a lot of thought into this. Don't worry, we know what to do."

In fact, these soldiers knew very well that since things had already come to this, saying anything more would be of no use.

"Get some rest. We won't have time to rest in the upcoming matches. We'll fight until the very end, and the side that's completely wiped out first will be the winner."

After Yu Feng finished speaking, he closed his eyes. He continued to recall everything on the map in his mind, and these maps were like vivid roadmaps in his mind.

As an excellent commander, he must constantly keep in mind all the information conveyed by this image.

"Looks like we have no choice but to give it a try."

The next day, everyone was ready.

"Alright! The competition will begin immediately. Your respective instructors will then escort you to your designated locations."

The instructors led their respective teams to their designated positions.

"You have half an hour to say goodbye to your team, then we have to go back."

Lin Beichen looked at everyone.

"Yes!"

Lin Beichen walked up to his team.

"Chen Lin, splitting up the team is a pretty ruthless move. You should think this through carefully. The consequences could be unimaginable under these circumstances, you know?"

"I've simply reorganized the team, not necessarily split it up. By putting capable people together to form a small special operations team, wouldn't it be the same if we had multiple special operations teams? Please rest assured, sir, I will definitely complete this mission successfully."

Lin Beichen nodded in satisfaction.

"I believe you can definitely complete the task, and in a high-profile way. I have no doubt about that. Just go for it, I believe you can win the championship."

"Yes!"

The half-hour farewell time was basically over, and the instructors were filled with mixed feelings as they watched the teams leave.

"We should go back now. We can start drinking, having tea, and eating from now on."

Chen Lin led her team to the designated location.

The competition has officially begun.

Initially, the two teams will start from different locations, so they naturally cannot meet at the beginning and will have to find their way forward.

In addition to the two teams competing against each other, some local small armed groups will also participate in this competition. These groups are actually played by invited militia members.

However, whether these militia members are friend or foe depends entirely on their own behavior.

"This scene is so realistic!" Mohammed was shocked when he saw it; he had never seen such a grand scene in his life.

"Alright! Now we have to do this. Our team can't all stay together, otherwise we'll be too conspicuous and easily discovered. We need to spread out the team and maintain contact using radios or other equipment, but the distance between each other cannot exceed this limit."

Chen Lin understood that from now on, guerrilla tactics had to be adopted in order to preserve their strength to the greatest extent possible.

"You must remember that at all times, you must unite with the local people and strive to get them to work for you. Only in this way can we get their greatest help in the shortest amount of time."

"Yes!" So the teams immediately split up and moved through the jungle in small groups.

Chen Lin chose to follow one team, while Yu Feng chose another. After all, they were each in their own teams, so if the command system malfunctioned, the other could quickly take over.

The reconnaissance team was tasked with continuing their advance, and their mission became even more challenging.

"Captain, we actually talked about this last night. Their idea is that if a problem arises, we shouldn't engage in combat immediately, unless we encounter a small group of enemies that we can eliminate."

"I see!"

This captain is actually a capable person, but he has long neglected tactical research and lacks practical experience.

Now, this is just the beginning. The enemy has chosen to advance with a large force, believing that dispersed operations are prone to problems.

Sure enough, the situation unfolded. A reconnaissance team arrived at a village, an ancient settlement in the area.

The villagers were astonished to see them and immediately gathered together.

"Don't be afraid! We are not the Blue Army, we are the Red Army."

"Red Army?"

However, regardless of whether it was the Blue Army or the Red Army, the villagers seemed very nervous. In their view, the arrival of these soldiers was definitely not a good thing.

"It seems they still have some misunderstandings about us. Don't worry, we need to do a good job of publicizing our policies."

So the two soldiers temporarily separated from their unit and handed their guns to their comrades.

"Fellow villagers, don't worry, we are just passing by and have no ill intentions. Please rest assured."

However, the villagers didn't believe them at all. Left with no other option, the soldiers took out all the food they had and placed it in front of everyone.

These people are poor, which may indeed cause some trouble, but some children are not nervous.

A soldier squatted down and took out a piece of candy to give to a child.

"Child, don't be afraid, we are not bad people."

The villagers looked at each other, at a loss. Just then, a mother rushed forward, pushed the soldier aside, and ran away with her child in her arms.

The child was so frightened that he cried, and the candy fell to the ground.

"Ugh!"

The soldier had no choice but to put three more candies on the spot and leave helplessly. This action puzzled the villagers.

"Are you really not planning to cause trouble for us? This is not normal. Usually, when soldiers come here, they cause all sorts of trouble."

"I'm sorry, why would we cause you any trouble? We were just passing through your village on our mission."

The soldier immediately looked at the people behind him.

"Listen up, everyone! Keep your guns on your backs and don't let them go off accidentally. Anyone who fires at civilians will be expelled immediately!"

"Yes!"

When facing civilians, all soldiers carried their guns on their backs and maintained a safe distance.

Just then, a few people gradually realized the soldiers' sincerity and immediately brought out a bunch of things from their homes.

"Ma'am, we're just passing by. We can't take your things; it's our rule."

"Huh? Then what are you doing in our village? Are you really just passing through?"

"Yes! Look, we are all wearing red scarves. We are the Red Army, different from everyone else, you know?"

The old woman then looked at them with a mixture of belief and doubt.

Before long, the group passed through the village safely. The news spread like wildfire, reaching every village with word of a red troop.

And so, they successfully completed one of their missions.

"Haha!" Francis couldn't help but laugh.

"You all love to play these petty tricks, but in the end, fighting a war depends on tactical skills. You're always doing these fancy things, do you really think these defenseless civilians can be of any real help to you?"

Francis has always placed more emphasis on tactical aspects.

"Perhaps we are indeed lacking in some aspects, but diligence can make up for shortcomings, which has always been a fine tradition of our army. I'm sorry, this operation has also gone international, haha." Lin Beichen remained calm and composed, knowing in his heart that this matter would have a profound impact on the entire war situation.

The Blue Army also entered the village one after another, but they did nothing and simply passed through, leaving no opportunity for anyone to take advantage of them.

Sure enough, opinions quickly became polarized. Wherever the Blue Army went, villagers stayed home, afraid to go out; but where the Red Army passed, the villagers warmly welcomed them.

As a result, the Red Army had to find ways to decline the villagers' hospitality, which slowed their advance to some extent. However, they also found some solutions in the process.

After a day of exploration, they basically had a clear understanding of the areas they were responsible for.

"Gentlemen, I think you are all aware of the current situation. Tonight we will rest in a village, but remember, you are not allowed to enter any villagers' homes. You will rest on the street. Do you understand what I mean?"

"Yes!"

The next morning, the villagers were astonished by what they saw in one of the small teams resting in the village. The soldiers were all lying on the ground, resting, and no one entered the village to disturb them.

"Oh dear, these are all children! How can we let them sleep on the floor?"

The villagers began to feel sorry for the soldiers, but everyone knew that military orders were absolute.

Faced with this situation, no one said anything more; everything had to be based on reality.

"Alright! That's basically it now, we don't need to worry anymore."

After these propaganda efforts, the image of the Red Army in people's minds has been completely different.

"Can you hear me? We've located the Blue Army, and if I'm not mistaken, we'll be meeting them soon. Everyone, prepare for battle."

The reconnaissance captain's words immediately put the three teams into combat mode.

However, the current situation remains unchanged.

"So they're using a large-scale marching formation. Does that make these people easy targets? But how can we take out one or two of them?"

Chen Lin began to ponder this problem. The enemy was advancing in a group, while they were operating in a dispersed manner; it seemed that the only way to deal with them was through guerrilla warfare. (End of Chapter)