I was convicted of war crimes for farming in Africa?

When he awoke from his headache and grogginess, he found a fierce battle raging on the road in front of him, and a person hiding not far away wearing the same military uniform as him.

As a deserter who had fled from the front lines, he naturally assumed that the person in front of him was also a deserter.

If this person in front of him isn't a deserter, then why is he hiding in the woods instead of coming out when his own troops are attacked by the enemy?

Moreover, the fact that the other party could remain so calm must mean he is a "veteran" in the desertion world.

This logic makes no problem!

As a deserter, he finally met a "like-minded person," and he naturally decided to follow him. It's always good to have a companion on the deserter's journey.

He was also afraid of being kicked out if he tried to strike up a conversation, so he didn't dare to bother the "senior".

So they waited for the battle to finally end, and then followed the "old veteran" out of the woods, only to find that there were more than just the two of them who had deserted.

Seeing that there was already such a large group of deserters, he felt even more at ease knowing that the law would not punish everyone.

I silently followed the group home.

Turning our attention to the Assault Class, it wasn't that they weren't vigilant enough; it was simply that the events were too coincidental for them to notice.

It was pitch black in the woods at night, who would know that someone was lying in the woods beforehand?

Someone was lying in ambush here beforehand, just to infiltrate the Assault Class. Such an outrageous predictive ability is unbelievable.

When the attack squad hid in the woods to ambush the enemy, everyone found a place to hide.

After completing their combat mission, they reunited in the woods. In the pitch black, they couldn't even see each other's faces clearly. Who would have thought that someone had fainted in the woods beforehand, mistaking them for their own and brazenly following them along?

Even the world's top secret agents would be nervous and uneasy if they infiltrated this place; they certainly wouldn't be so at ease.

It was precisely because of these absurd coincidences that the absurd result before us came about, leaving Yang Yucai and the others, who learned the truth, speechless and bewildered.

but.

It was a false alarm, but it's all good in the end.

Having figured out that the extra person was just a deserter, the members of the attack squad could finally breathe a sigh of relief.

Yang Yucai used this coincidence to obtain the most urgent intelligence, and sent Jin Dayong to ask the deserters what their password was for that night.

The closer you get to Erqingdong, the tighter the defenses will be; you might just run into the South Korean army head-on.

When unfamiliar armies meet late at night, even with uniforms as cover and US military advisors as a cover, trouble is bound to arise if their passwords don't match.

The South Korean military uses different passwords every day, so obtaining the password will definitely be of great benefit.

The deserter thought he had found a kindred spirit, but he never expected that he had walked into the tiger's den. He was already timid, and now he was completely terrified.

When Jin Dayong asked him for the password for tonight, he immediately blurted it out, fearing he would lose his head if he was too slow.

"Tonight's password is 'cloud' as in clouds and 'hail' as in hail."

Seeing that the deserter was pale and terrified, Yang Yucai did not choose to kill him on the spot.

The discipline of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army is beyond question; they have always treated prisoners of war well.

So after asking some other questions, such as what the remaining road to Erqing Cave was like, and how much they knew about the White Tiger Regiment's command post, etc.

They had Bao Yuelu and Su Dechun gag him, take him into the woods, tie him to a big tree, and hand him over to the second echelon for processing.

After this absurd little episode, the Huaxi Squad continued their journey.

Although the incident brought no risks and even yielded unexpected gains, it also serves as evidence of the unpredictability of operations behind enemy lines.

to this end.

Yang Yucai and the rest of the attack squad raised their vigilance to a new level.

After driving for about half an hour, the familiar car lights reappeared ahead, quickly approaching Huaxiban along the road.

"We've encountered enemies again!"

No one needed to guess; it was an instinctive reaction from their minds.

Captain Yang Yucai took out his binoculars to observe and found that the number of enemies this time was less than before, only the size of a motorized infantry company.

Yang Yucai deduced that he had been sent to the battlefield to investigate the specific situation.

After all, they had wiped out three entire enemy companies, and the battle had caused quite a stir. It was impossible for the South Korean army in the rear not to take action.

Chen Jun and the others shared similar thoughts and quickly exchanged ideas.

Ultimately, the bold and meticulous Yang Yucai made a decision: instead of hiding and avoiding the appearing troops, he decided to take this opportunity to gather more intelligence.

He ordered the team to continue along the road, keeping their identities and statements unchanged.

They said they heard the sounds of battle from the rear, but they had a more important mission and needed to get to the command post, so they didn't go to provide support.

Chen Jun and the others naturally obeyed orders and continued to advance according to Yang Yucai's instructions.

For Chen Jun, a "new recruit" who was new to the battlefield, after wiping out three enemy companies, he encountered the enemy again and did not dodge or avoid them, but instead charged straight at them.

He truly admired the courage of these veterans; most people couldn't do that.

Anyone with a little bit of cowardice would choose to hide.

As it turned out, Yang Yucai's judgment was correct. His boldness and meticulousness not only saved the team from a risk but also brought unexpected gains.

When the South Korean soldiers' support convoy arrived, it saw Chen Jun and his group walking on the road and immediately stopped in front of them, blocking their way.

Because Chen Jun and his group were wearing South Korean military uniforms, and Yang Yucai, who was tall and strong, stood out in his US military officer uniform, the South Korean soldiers were wary of him.

Instead of a group of people rushing over with guns and surrounding Chen Jun and his group for interrogation, they did not.

Instead, the officer in charge came over personally to inquire. When they were still more than ten meters apart, a soldier shouted towards the assault team, "Password!"

The People's Army liaison officers, Kim Dae-yong and Han Dae-nyeon, who had been arranged in advance, strode forward without the slightest fear, their eyes serious.

Adopting a haughty, sycophantic tone, he arrogantly replied, "White Clouds!"

The officer, who was standing a dozen meters away, relaxed his guard considerably after the identity and password matched, the Korean language was correct, and the uniform and weapons were also correct.

Choose to ask this group of "friendly forces" if they know about the mecha unit's pre-training.

He led his team forward until they were less than three meters apart, then asked, "Which unit are you from? What are you doing here?"

"We are ordered to escort Advisor Smith to the White Tiger Regiment headquarters for a meeting."

Jin Dayong adopted an attitude of "I'm escorting an American gentleman, if you dare to make things difficult for me, I'll make you regret it," and retorted, "What organization are you from? Do you know how serious the consequences are if you dare to stop Mr. Smith?"

"Fuck, get out of my way right now!" Yang Yucai chimed in, angrily shouting and making it clear he was very unhappy.