Thunder Strikes Back

Chapter 749 Tracking Yamura
During Yelinsky's retreat, the entire coalition defense line appeared to be collapsing. The coalition forces tried to use the Indian army to continue attacking the enemy to cover their next move. German report.

Frings, who is sitting in the rear, has no more troops to strengthen the front. In his planned plan, he did not retreat into New Delhi, but now his troops may not be able to escape from the chaos.He didn't have much choice, although there are still a few roads that allow the troops to go east, but that is likely to be surrounded and wiped out in mobile warfare, and several Indian troops have lost control, have occupied the main roads, and are running out.

In the past one or two hours, the situation has changed too quickly, and the enemy has won victories on both the north and south fronts, which he did not expect.Since many positions maintaining traffic inside and outside New Delhi are defended by the Indian army, the combat effectiveness and reliability of these troops are very unpredictable.Frings even got information that in several army headquarters in Pasadeh, there were groups listening to the enemy's propaganda all day long. Obviously, the Indian military officers seemed to want to keep a hand, and in the entire Indian army, it seemed that there were only people loyal to Kahan Self-Defense Forces are more reliable.

He ordered Yelinsky to quickly make peace with Yamura's tanks, and then wait for the reconnaissance results to determine the next plan. His indecision may be able to temporarily save this force.

While the enemy was shrinking, He Fan's tank group was galloping towards the north without stopping. They temporarily gave up on following the enemy to wipe out its main force. Lin Huaisheng gave him a second-best plan, to open up the traffic line and at the same time, New Delhi Close up.

The electronic reconnaissance in the air has discovered the signs of the enemy running out on a large scale, but from the analysis of the chaotic and undisciplined electronic signals, it should be the Indian army. The electronic monitoring aircraft in the air can hear a large number of Hindi languages ​​​​on various channels The content of the call is generally to ask friends and neighbors to get out of the way, or to seize the passage, not to fire, etc., and these things can be heard every time the Indian army is in chaos.

Attacking the vanguard to the north, the armored troops quickly saw a long line of lights lying in front of them. It was the enemy's convoy, slowly creeping, and the position was on the enemy's road.Indian troops operate at night and are prone to communication problems, so sometimes they turn on their car lights to avoid accidental injury.

Tanks and infantry fighting vehicles immediately dispersed, ready to strike.

The tank commanders slowed down and carefully searched in all directions. This is an established tactic. They don't have to use a sledgehammer to kill chickens. It is even more important to beware of the appearance of coalition tanks.The infantry fighting vehicles rushed forward quickly, and they had to cut off the enemy's retreat in the most decisive way.From the night vision goggles, there are no tanks in the enemy column, only trucks and BMP1 tanks and maybe some wheeled armored vehicles.The Chinese infantry fighting vehicle decided to approach within 1.5 to 1 km, so that it can effectively use firepower and night vision advantages.

The 502G tank has a shiny 100mm gun, which makes it look like a tank. Although this gun is useless against tanks, sometimes it is not as effective as the parallel 30mm cannon, but if you use it to deal with a kilometer BMP tanks or wheeled armored vehicles outside are very powerful.The chariots were in no particular order, each firing from a favorable position.

The Indian military vehicles on the highway were suddenly hit hard and blocked the road immediately.Some BMP tanks started to fight back hastily. They could also see the tracer rounds of the opponent's 30mm artillery to determine the approximate location, and then counterattack with a low-pressure artillery.These tanks that dared to resist were immediately picked up by Chinese tanks first. The 502's main gun can easily destroy the armor of the target at any angle, and the damage effect is excellent.

The enemy began to fall into confusion, but the command directed the tank units to fall back, leaving room for air strikes.

The bomber is about to pass over the heads of both the enemy and us to obtain a fleeting window. The enemy's light control, like their radio control, has completely disappeared. This allows the pilot to fly from 10 kilometers away without using any night vision pods. See a piece of dots of fire.

What they have to do is to slow down the speed and altitude, and maintain a relatively stable flight during the preparation time of about 1 minute, while paying attention to the ground air defense weapons around them.The timing of bombing is left to the fire control computer. It is not too difficult to attack such scattered targets. The about 40 250 kg ammunition they are about to drop will be very effective.

Three Flying Leopard fighters came one by one, and behind them, there were two electronic warfare planes, which were fighting against the enemy's radar in front to cover the front bombers according to the threat level.

Since the position of the opponent's radar has been accurately measured, the electronic warfare aircraft can concentrate its energy on the opponent's antenna area and conduct deceptive interference on a sufficiently wide frequency band. For radar troops, the more terrifying thing is that once these electronic warfare aircraft approach within a range of 50 kilometers, they may launch anti-radiation missiles.

The jammed radars disappeared from the display one by one—the enemy consciously slipped away, and the main threat to the Flying Leopard Heat disappeared.Before entering the bombing area, they began to reduce the throttle and continuously fired infrared jamming bombs. This was to passively counter those shoulder-fired missiles that might exist without warning.For portable missile shooters, even if you can see the engine flames of the enemy plane, it is still very difficult to grasp the timing of firing. At night, it is especially difficult to grasp the distance.

Three Flying Leopards dropped 3kg cloud bombs one by one, covering the enemy group below in the maximum range.

These ammunition were originally intended to attack the Indian fortifications further south, but when the formation was approaching the original target, it suddenly received new instructions to modify the mission and come to cut off an enemy road.The air command of the Chinese Air Force has gained more and more flexibility in actual combat. In actual combat, it can grasp the routes, ammunition, mission capabilities of its own units, and the situation of the enemy and the enemy in real time, and use the data link to respond Various emergencies.Informatization has enhanced the comprehensive capabilities of the Air Force.

Near the highway, two Indian regiments were fleeing in all directions.They were originally serving as the flank cover of the US military, so they immediately noticed that the coalition forces were retreating without notifying them. Indian commanders are always very sensitive to failure. This is Yelinsky who tried to use them to snatch Unexpected.

The deputy division commander of the headquarters decided not to do one thing, and destroyed the main communication equipment of the division headquarters by himself, and then fled. This was done to prevent the superior from interfering with his actions, and at the same time to avoid going to the military court: everyone knows , Under such circumstances, it is a very unwise decision to retreat to New Delhi.

A huge air-burning bomb exploded on the heads of the Indian army. The air wave instantly overturned all the trucks in the column, and some wheeled armored vehicles could not withstand the air pressure and overturned.The soldiers were at a loss in the high temperature and suffocation, and running around could only accelerate the chance of suffocation death.

Below a series of huge fireballs, everything that could burn was ignited, including truck tarpaulins, fuel oil, military uniforms, ammunition and human bodies.The explosion time of this kind of ammunition is much longer than that of ordinary bombs. Under its power, no one or any vehicle is absolutely safe. The flame in the negative pressure area even directly drills into the engine of the chariot, igniting the nearby oil circuit.

The vanguard of the army witnessed this precise attack. Although they were unwilling to withdraw from the battle, they must admit that the efficiency of the air force was much higher than their own, and the explosion effect of the cloud bomb was much more spectacular than that of ordinary bombs. Mushroom clouds can be seen, not to mention those piecemeal precision-guided munitions.There is a complete mess in front of him, there is almost no need to clean the battlefield, there will be no more resistance, and there is nothing that can be driven and worth picking up.

The Flying Leopard shook its wings and turned back on the front of the infantry fighting vehicle. This Indian army, which acted without authorization, was not effectively covered by the coalition's prevention and control network. Most of the anti-aircraft missiles were retreating westward, but they were running in the opposite direction.The road ahead turned into a sea of ​​flames, and the huge heat generated by the ignition of the fuel forced the infantry fighting vehicles leading the high-speed advance to detour.

The electronic warfare aircraft in the air began to search for new targets. The electronic warfare aircraft transformed from these fighters carried two huge jamming pods, which could cover the main radar frequency bands used by the enemy's surface-to-air missile forces. They could use airborne equipment , limited independent operations, against the emerging radars, the fastest countermeasures can be made based on the characteristics of the enemy's radar models that have been mastered.No loss in power.Perhaps it is inferior to the Growler in terms of precise positioning capabilities based on long-base antenna detection, but the Chinese Air Force's extra-area reconnaissance aircraft can make up for these weaknesses.

The newly arrived Su-30 fleet is trying to get close to another enemy ground force that is retreating. They will drop laser-guided bombs in the air at 3000 meters. Due to the unsatisfactory air time and altitude, electronic warfare aircraft must be used to ensure safety.

The electronic warfare aircraft turned to the direction of Agra quite presciently, and it was found that the radar over there began to scan, and then the two jammers began to deceive and interfere with the Patriot's guidance radar.

These U.S. military radars are more difficult to deal with than the S300's Big Bird radar. The jammer must concentrate energy at a closer distance to be effective. This means that it will fall into the range of enemy missiles. Chinese fighters may carry ultra-long-range missiles Anti-radiation missiles, and the enemy is well aware that Soyi and the others are always afraid of the oncoming electronic warfare aircraft, and most of the time they will shut down the machine, so that the jammer can be regarded as achieving the tactical purpose.

So far no anti-radiation missiles have been able to hit these distant radars at the Agra base, only ballistic missiles have occasionally succeeded.Some of these radars are even mounted on trailers, which are not very maneuverable.

The reconnaissance satellite that flew over Agra during the day can photograph the craters near the radar position, most of which are the craters of deviated anti-radiation missiles.Near the main position where the radar is deployed, there are very few traces of being hit.The opponent has deployed several mobile active decoys near the position, which can always deceive the anti-radiation missile to deviate from the target, and the error is close to 1 km in many cases.The Air Force is starting to use new tactics to remove these thorns in the eye.

Yahini's tank shuttled among several chaotic retreating enemy troops. He strictly restrained his subordinates from firing at those Indian troops. He hid in the dark and rushed to his desired target, not wanting to waste time for secondary opponents.The nearby Indian troops noticed something and began to fire flares nervously and continuously.As the flares fell, the tanks trailed long black shadows, clearly visible on the open ground.Yahini turned the surrounding mirror from time to time to observe whether the surrounding enemies found him.

He specifically reminded the 3rd company commander Rahman not to panic and not to turn the turret redundantly.Rahman stammered that he and his men could do it.

Yahini knew the weakness of the Indians. Most soldiers and low-ranking officers could only fire at the indicated targets, because they could not recognize the weapons of both sides on the battlefield, especially at night.

The participation of the coalition forces made this situation worse, so most of the time, he can sneak past the enemy without any risk, of course, the premise is that he must behave naturally, and the enemy half a kilometer away will preconceive you as one of his own.

There are always about 20 channels preset in his communication box, some are used for communication, and others are used for eavesdropping. Seeing that they talk about routes and plans without any scruples on the radio, of course, if they use various dialects in the south, they can play a natural role in keeping secrets. Yahini can understand western Hindi and some Rajasthani dialects. Other Hindi dialects are completely incomprehensible.

Indian calls were found on the radio. They used the northern dialect. They called their neighbors and asked for their location and tomorrow's password.Talking about the priority of passing the road, it is Yahini who wants to pass the road bridge ahead. Obviously he may collide with an imminent enemy army, but he does not want to abandon the road bridge and find a road downstream. Wading somewhere is too time-consuming.

He walked in the front with one car, and when he approached the bridge, he saw a row of Indian military vehicles preparing to pass 500 meters away from the intersection. He ordered the driver to speed up and rush over to block the enemy's advancing road and let his convoy pass.The enemy sent a signal asking for the serial number, but he ignored it.

When the Indian troops retreated, the tanks would not give way to the military vehicles, so he had to behave more confidently.Sure enough, the Indian troops were bluffed. They stopped and waited in place, and did not approach to verify the number.

Rahman's troops were at the end of the line. He could see armored vehicles with anti-tank missiles in the enemy line through the calorimeter, but he had to bite the bullet and drive in front of the enemy. At that moment, he felt like he had a lunatic superior .

He heard the name Yahini when he was in Peshawar. At that time, an officer who came back from the front line made a bet in the cafeteria that a company commander of the [-]st Armored Division named Yahini had a combat capability that surpassed that of Amir.After Amir heard about it, he nervously checked the roster of the Armored Forces School for the past ten years, but found no such name existed.

"Don't pee your pants, hold on tight, dear Faisal." Yahini's joking voice came from the radio.

"How can you be sure they didn't see through us? Maybe they were just waiting for us to pass and then punch us from behind?" Rahman whispered, his voice trembling.

"If there were such clever Indians, we would have lost the war long ago. Don't worry, I have seen a lot."

Yahini's words played a certain consoling effect, and the three platoons of the third company finally passed the road bridge in a daze.As Yahini said, the enemy did not take advantage of the momentum to attack from the rear, they quickly passed through the intersection and drove away south.

(End of this chapter)