Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 105 Killing Old A is as easy as drinking water (Seeking monthly votes and subscriptions)

Outside, Wu Liuyi, Cheng Cai, and Xu Sanduo were all frantic with worry, but Jackie Chan, the person in charge, remained unusually calm.

The more dangerous the mission, the greater the pressure.

The more you need to stay calm, the more you need to remain calm.

In special operations, whether conducted by an individual or a small team, the OODA theory—reconnaissance, judgment, decision-making, and action—is always the foundation of the operation.

Jackie Chan has now infiltrated the enemy's main position, which means he has reached the final stage of the "operation".

Fighting the enemy in narrow trenches, after decades of research and development, gave rise to a systematic set of combat techniques.

This technology is abbreviated as CQB, which stands for Close Quarters Combat.

There are three main principles in close-quarters combat—SAS.

The first S stands for SURPRISE.

It means that in battle, one must achieve victory by surprise, emphasizing striking when the enemy is unprepared. The core requirement of battle is to achieve the effect of a surprise attack.

The second A is AGGRESSIVE.

Actions must be aggressive and offensive; the fighting style and attitude must be fierce and ruthless, with absolutely no hesitation.

The third S stands for SPEED.

The literal translation is speed. Close-quarters combat requires speed and decisiveness, without hesitation, resolving any problem as quickly as lightning.

The order of actions is:

At the start of the attack, a surprise attack must be used. After engaging the enemy, a fierce and forceful offensive must be launched, and then the mission must be completed and the battlefield disengaged as quickly as possible.

Foreign special forces have learned valuable lessons through bloodshed and developed three main principles of CQB in actual combat.

In Jackie Chan's previous life, the members of the special forces unit never knew what hardship or fatigue was, and each of them was just as talented as those abroad.

The unfortunate thing is the lack of practical experience, so there's no way to gain enough experience.

Talking on paper, engaging in empty rhetoric.

It's impossible to build a top-notch special forces unit!

In order to develop more advanced special operations technologies and improve the combat effectiveness of the troops, Jackie Chan led a team to study the three major principles of CQB from abroad.

By absorbing advanced combat technologies developed by other countries based on actual combat experience, and by learning from their strengths and making up for our weaknesses, we have developed three basic principles for counter-terrorism special operations that are suitable for our national conditions and the needs of the times.

Rapid attacks, precise strikes, and fierce and decisive action.

As one of the participants and developers of the three basic principles of special operations, Jackie Chan has an extremely thorough understanding of the various details of special operations.

Although he hadn't used his CQB skills for over 20 years since being reborn into this world.

The skills that are ingrained in his bones have become highly integrated with Jackie Chan's soul. He will never forget them, not just in 20 years, but even in 200 years.

There's no need for Jackie Chan to think or recall anything; he simply needs to follow his body's instincts.

Like an eel, he ignored the enemy soldiers resting in the trenches and silently moved through the enemy trenches, heading straight for his destination.

Jackie Chan had already memorized the locations of the three Old A's before setting off.

Within the vast main position, trenches stretched in all directions.

This does not affect Jackie Chan's judgment in the slightest.

Control your breathing, use stealth walking to minimize exposure, and walk entirely within the sentry's blind spot.

Jackie Chan located the three Old A's in less than three minutes and analyzed their positions.

The three veterans were quite vigilant; even when they were resting, they chose very secluded and tricky spots.

Most of them were positioned with their backs against a wall, either because they had good visibility from the trenches on both sides, allowing them to react quickly if someone approached, or because they had retreated into air-raid shelters, significantly increasing their concealment.

If there were a dozen or so more people on the position, Jackie Chan really wouldn't have much of a way to deal with them.

Because as soon as you take action...

It will most likely be exposed.

Fortunately, the position was too large and there were too few people, forcing the three veterans to split up and defend different areas, with each person guarding a major direction to help the Blue Team maintain order.

The three "Old A"s sound like Jackie Chan fighting three against one, but in reality, without being exposed, it's equivalent to three one-on-one fights.

If he didn't have to worry about waking up others, Jackie Chan was confident he could take on three opponents and utterly crush them. Now, he only needs to deal with one, which is like Zhang Fei eating bean sprouts.

Jackie Chan first targeted Old A in the north!

This guy was the furthest from the sentry's position, and his resting spot was the most secluded, making him the most out of sight of those around him.

Because this guy was hiding in an air-raid shelter, you really couldn't find him if you didn't look carefully.

but.

The first target was Old A from the north, but he wasn't the first person Jackie Chan wanted to take down.

To get to the north, you first need to go to the middle of the position and use sticks, branches, camouflage cloth, etc., to build small underground tents in the trenches.

There was only one conscious sentry inside, constantly looking around.

If someone's smoke canister is being used and it's emitting smoke, he'll definitely see it very quickly.

To ensure the operation remains as covert as possible, this guy must be eliminated first.

There are no smoke canisters if it's not a drill.

There's absolutely no need to go through all that trouble.

From the moment Jackie Chan swam ashore, he took down one person at a time with a single chop, finishing them off from head to toe in no time. He could take care of 10 people very quickly.

But that's the trouble with drills, so we can only try to find a solution.

The sentry had no idea that someone had sneaked into the trench. After standing guard for several hours in the pitch black, he was exhausted and kept yawning.

To perk himself up, he pulled out a box of Hongtashan cigarettes from his pocket, took one out, and put it in his mouth.

Just as he bent down to light a cigarette with a lighter.

A huge hand, large enough to cover his entire face and with fingers as thick as steel bars, covered his face and mouth from behind.

Anyone who encounters this situation suddenly would get chills.

The sentry was truly terrified. He wanted to scream but couldn't, and tried to struggle but found it was useless; the other person was as strong as a monster.

He was trapped and completely unable to move; the two were not even in the same league.

But just as he began to seriously doubt whether he had encountered a ghost early in the morning, and his liver was almost shriveled from fright.

"Pfft~"

A clear sound.

The smoke canister behind him was triggered, and white smoke began to billow out.

At the same time, a deep, yet intensely oppressive voice came from behind.

"Dude, you're eliminated. According to the rules of the competition, you're now a corpse. You can't move or make any sound, understand?"

Upon hearing the sound and realizing he wasn't bound by a ghost, the sentry, whose soul had nearly flown out of his body, finally returned and nodded repeatedly with all his might.

I was afraid that if I was too slow, this guy behind me, who looked like he wasn't someone to mess with, would hit me a few times.

If you get hit during the match, then all your efforts are wasted.

"very good."

Jackie Chan released the sentry, turned around and left, heading straight for Old A in the north.

Once the operation begins, every extra second increases the danger.

Jackie Chan must resolve this as quickly as possible!

"My goodness, this guy is a contestant? He looks terrifying. How did he even get in here? He looks like a ghost. I didn't even notice him."

As the massive figure disappeared into the trench, the sentry's wide eyes were filled with shock.

He really couldn't understand it.

"It's starting, it's starting! Smoke's coming from the middle! That's the sentry's position. The sentry's been taken out, and we haven't even heard a gunshot yet. How did my brother do that?"

Cheng Cai spoke excitedly, but along with his excitement came a lot of doubt.

How is the smoke canister triggered without any gunfire?

Shouldn't they have started from the outermost edge? How did Jackie Chan manage to bypass the outside and rush straight in without alerting anyone outside?

How did they manage to take down the sentry without making a sound?

Cheng Cai had a whole bunch of questions in his mind!

"Take out the sentry first? Good idea. That way we won't have to worry about being exposed. As long as we don't alert anyone else, we should have a chance to succeed."

Wu Liuyi clenched his fists tightly, his expression a mixture of tension and excitement.

"There are still 9 left, boss. You have to keep going. You can do it." Xu Sanduo didn't say anything, but just prayed in his heart.

"Here we go again, the second one, that spot is..."

Cheng Cai carefully examined the evidence, and after realizing what had happened, he exclaimed with even greater surprise, "Old A! That's Old A! My brother took down one of the Old A's! Haha, that's awesome!"

"Really? They can even take down Old A? Haha." Wu Liuyi got excited too.

Xu Sanduo laughed so hard he looked like a fool.

Everyone is scrambling to get here for the selection process, all in the hopes of joining the legendary "Old A" and becoming the most awesome special forces soldier.

A place that inspires awe and longing in everyone naturally places its team members in the eyes of others as aloof and superior.

This lofty "god" was easily eliminated by Jackie Chan, a "person" from the lowest-ranking reconnaissance unit.

When eliminated, it didn't even make a sound, which meant it had no ability to resist.

That's even more awesome!

Although their combat concepts were very limited, they could not even imagine what methods Jackie Chan used to render that Old A completely helpless.

However, this did not prevent Wu Liuyi and the other two from worshipping Jackie Chan to the point of almost bowing down in reverence.

"It's smoking again, the third one. There are only seven left. Keep going, keep going!"

Cheng Cai had only been speaking for 10 seconds when he started talking excitedly again, his emotions becoming more intense and his voice louder.

It was as if he himself was on the stage!

"Let me see it, quick."

Hearing Cheng Cai talk about it here was no longer enough for Wu Liuyi; he needed to see it for himself to be satisfied.

Cheng Cai was really engrossed in watching, so how could he possibly give up the scope?

Luo Luo, an ordinary soldier in the grassroots unit, charged into the main position guarded not only by reconnaissance soldiers from the division and reconnaissance battalions, but also by veteran A soldiers, taking on ten enemies single-handedly.

Instead of being sent to their deaths and getting thrashed, they staged a spectacular scene of rampage and slaughter.

Who could bear to miss this?

Anyway, Cheng Cai couldn't bear to part with it; he could sit down and watch such a good show for days.

So Cheng Cai simply pretended not to hear and kept looking through the sniper rifle's scope, searching for where the fourth plume of smoke would come from.

"You've watched enough, it's my turn."

Since Wu Liuyi couldn't get the 85 sniper rifle by being polite, he simply resorted to robbery.

He climbed up and snatched the 85 sniper rifle from Cheng Cai's hands, immediately peering over and locking the scope onto the main position.

"Third squad leader, how can you be so shameless? Don't you have a gun yourself? Why are you trying to steal mine?"

Cheng Cai was very anxious because his money was stolen, but he couldn't do anything about Wu Liu Yi's shameless behavior.

"My machine gun doesn't have a scope."

Wu Liu gripped the gun tightly and said ingratiatingly, "You've been watching for so long, just let me watch for a little while, don't be so stingy... Hey, here we go again, here we go again."

Wu Liuyi had only spoken halfway when a new plume of white smoke appeared on the battlefield.

"Where is it? Where is it?"

Cheng Cai didn't even bother to grab his gun back; he immediately looked up towards the main position.

"Over there, on the left, near the high-speed machine gun," Xu Sanduo said, pointing in that direction.

Xu Sanduo's eyesight is quite good, and since the sky is now a bit brighter than before, he can vaguely see white smoke rising.

"This is the fourth one, and there's still no gunshot. That means it hasn't been found yet. That's amazing."

Through the scope, Wu Liuyi witnessed a plume of white smoke rising from the position, and this immersive sense of participation made him extremely excited.

(End of this chapter)