Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 128 Jackie Chan Wants to Rise to the Top (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

On the first day of officially moving into Old A's dormitory, apart from being yelled at by Qi Huan as if he was about to die, nothing else happened afterward.

After lunch in the cafeteria, the afternoon was free for activities.

Staying in the dormitory is pointless, and we can't leave the A-team base.

Jackie Chan led nine new and old members of the "A" team to chat on the lawn of the playground to strengthen their relationship and look forward to their future life as "A".

As a result, everyone lost interest in the future and turned the conversation into a rant about their roommates.

No one is satisfied with their roommate.

They couldn't stand the old-timers' attitude of the veterans in the old A team, believing that they had been in the old A team longer, learned more than the newcomers, and were much stronger than them.

They look down on newcomers, believing that newcomers should obediently grovel before them.

Bullying and looking down on newcomers.

This is a common problem in every industry, and even the military, which emphasizes unity as strength, is not immune, and it is even more serious than outside.

It sounds unbelievable, but it's actually just the veterans' sense of superiority at play.

Secondly, there's a practical need!

Jackie Chan has trained many batches of special forces recruits and is extremely familiar with the conflicts and exclusion between new and veteran soldiers. He understands the root cause of this exclusion very well.

Veterans trust their comrades and are even willing to sacrifice themselves for them on the battlefield.

But there is a premise to this.

That is to gain his approval.

The more capable a person is, the deeper this concept is ingrained.

An experienced veteran will not trust a newcomer. Without gaining their approval, they will not entrust their back to a newcomer on the battlefield.

What Old A needs are comrades who can be trusted and relied upon on on the battlefield.

The new recruits to the special forces have no problem with their personal abilities and physical fitness. After all, they are people who have passed special training, so they can't be too bad.

However, their knowledge of special operations is inevitably a blind spot.

It's understandable that the elderly person might be resistant.

New members of the Old A team, such as Ke Tuo Yonggang and Wu Liuyi, also had their own tempers. They thought that since everyone was an Old A, why should they have to grovel in front of him?

That's when the conflict arose!

The solution to the conflict between the two parties is actually quite simple.

That is, in the upcoming training, the newcomers will demonstrate their abilities so that the veterans can discover and recognize that the newcomers are not a "burden" but a truly trustworthy comrade-in-arms.

The level of acceptance has increased.

The conflicts between them were thus easily resolved.

Upon learning that Jackie Chan hadn't seen his roommates yet, and envying that he wasn't having to suffer in the dorm for the time being, everyone's gossip instincts were piqued.

Everyone was curious and making guesses about who Jackie Chan's roommate was.

Based on Jackie Chan's performance in the special training team, and after a lively discussion, everyone concluded that Yuan Lang was the most likely candidate.

Jackie Chan's personal abilities and aura are too strong; no team member in the entire Old A team can match him.

The gap in strength is too large!

The core purpose of dormitory allocation is to have experienced soldiers mentor new recruits, allowing them to spend time together day and night and learn from the veterans to quickly adapt to the new role.

If the veterans assigned to dormitories can't mentor Jackie Chan, then assigning dormitories is completely meaningless.

If none of the team members can match Jackie Chan, then it might be Yuan Lang.

Although Yuan Lang lost to Jackie Chan in the bet, he has the advantage of being the team leader, and at 30 years old, he is more experienced.

If there's anyone in the entire Old A team who can match Jackie Chan, it's only Squad Leader Yuan Lang.

Everyone agrees that his roommate is team leader Yuan Lang, and Jackie Chan feels the same way. If he could really share a dorm with Yuan Lang, Jackie Chan would be quite satisfied.

He had many ideas and wanted to communicate with Yuan Lang, so living together would be more convenient.

To Jackie Chan's surprise...

The beds remained empty that night, and no one returned to the dormitory to sleep. Jackie Chan, who was prepared to say hello, could only comfortably sleep alone in a dormitory room.

As Jackie Chan lay in bed, he carefully considered the situation and became even more certain that his roommate was Yuan Lang.

According to Jackie Chan's recollection of the original storyline, Yuan Lang did not appear during the week before the new recruits joined Old A; it was as if he had vanished.

The reason he didn't appear before was that he was preparing for a large-scale live-action game.

It is unusual that there was no assessment at the end of the special training team's training. The reason for the lack of assessment was that Yuan Lang did it on purpose.

The assessment time was deliberately postponed by a week to make the newcomers think they had become senior members and become complacent.

Then a surprise attack.

This assessment is even more challenging for new recruits, and those who fail will be eliminated.

Setting up the venue, designing the storyline, preparing supplies...

A large-scale live-action game requires a lot of preparation, and Yuan Lang has to be in charge there 24 hours a day, which is why he doesn't have time to come back.

If Yuan Lang really is Jackie Chan's roommate, then he won't appear until the end of the assessment.

the next day!

The life of Jackie Chan and eight other newcomers in Team A has officially begun.

Basic training and physical conditioning are a thing of the past. The foundation has already been laid in the grassroots companies and special training teams. What the new recruits need to learn when they come to the A Brigade is more of an upgraded version of professional courses.

Therefore, the morning training was replaced with a normal 5-kilometer morning run instead of a large-scale physical training session.

Spend 20 minutes doing a morning run without equipment, wake yourself up, then go wash up, fold the blankets and do some housework, and it's just time for breakfast.

In the morning, we would take military theory classes and learn about cultural content in the multi-functional media room.

What is special operations? How does one go into special operations?

These are the two core elements!

From these two core elements, there are numerous operational requirements, and new recruits need to learn what it means to be a qualified special forces soldier.

Having a solid foundation of theoretical knowledge is essential, but you also need to master sufficiently strong skills to match it.

And so.

The afternoon training focused on special operations, with various training exercises carried out step by step, allowing the new recruits to learn and understand.

Because the test that Yuan Lang was secretly preparing for required him to move around in urban buildings.

Therefore, the new recruits' first week of outdoor training and indoor military theory courses all revolved around close-quarters combat within indoor buildings.

This is because it's only the 90s now, and China is still exploring related technologies.

Therefore, the indoor close-quarters combat taught by Old A is not the professional CQB as understood by later military enthusiasts, but merely the literal meaning of indoor close-quarters combat.

Therefore, the training was not a systematic CQB; it merely turned everyone into "monkeys" on a construction site.

In a simulated training ground of the A Brigade, soldiers carrying guns scurried around like monkeys, conducting various so-called tactical maneuvers.

比如：从1楼外墙爬到2楼、从2楼的窗户翻到的3楼、快速钻过一段涵洞、沿着楼梯从1楼快速冲到5楼、从5楼顺着绳子快速滑降到1楼……

Such so-called tactical training became a daily routine for Jackie Chan and others.

The instructors who tormented the new recruits are gone, but the person who tormented them is still there, and it's still the same person, Qi Huan who only knows how to be arrogant all day long.

The points that used to hang on everyone's heads are gone, but what remains is a mechanical monotony and cold repetition.

During this endless and tedious training, Wu Zhe, Tuo Yonggang, and other newcomers even began to miss their special training instructors and life in the special training team.

Although the special training team faces elimination pressure every day, the various physical training exercises are also incredibly demanding.

But with that genius Yuan Lang around, he always comes up with all sorts of ways to torment them, giving them a different and fresh experience every day.

Compared to this dull and boring life, at least there's some challenge and emotional fluctuations of anger.

It wouldn't have come to this.

Every day I felt like a machine, spending five or six days in a row in an abandoned simulated construction site, repeating the same few training movements.

It's so boring and dull.

Wu Zhe and the others were still complete rookies in special operations. They all found the training too boring and didn't know what its significance was.

As an old instructor from the future, Jackie Chan felt several times more frustrated and bored than they did.

In later special operations training, tactical training focused on teamwork and the thrilling experiences within the killing house.

This involves climbing stairs, scaling walls, and quickly squeezing through culverts.

That wouldn't be called close-quarters combat tactics.

In the 21st century, these are the actions that firefighters practice every day, which is why they need to train themselves to be as agile as construction site monkeys.

Only in this way can they fulfill their duties and flexibly address the various needs of the people in the city.

Jackie Chan practiced climbing on a construction site for six consecutive days. He felt more and more nauseous as he practiced, and he genuinely felt that this kind of training was a complete waste of time.

It's not that this kind of training is ineffective, but rather that it's not something special forces soldiers should be trained in at all.

For a modern special forces unit built for counter-terrorism operations and infiltration behind enemy lines, he doesn't need to train to rush from the 1st floor to the 5th floor in 15 seconds.

Because rushing forward headlong in counter-terrorism operations is suicidal.

In a counter-terrorism operation, rescuing a hostage is impossible no matter how fast you run; it requires a mature tactical system.

Practicing these fancy, acrobatic, and tumbling architectural movements has only one purpose—

It's just a way to improve physical fitness.

After undergoing the grueling training of the special training team, do the new recruits and veterans still lack physical fitness?

We don't lack it!

Can their physical strength still be pushed to its limit?

can!

But the improvement is very limited!

Jackie Chan really wants to return to his old profession and lead new and old A-team members to practice real CQB, instead of practicing acrobatics on construction sites.

Unfortunately, he is currently just a student.

Even though his abilities far surpassed those of the other trainees, and even every senior member of the base, he couldn't change the fact that Qi Huan was constantly yelling and urging the new recruits to go to the construction site to continue practicing acrobatics.

It wasn't that Duke Huan of Qi was brainless.

In Qi Huan's mind at that time, the most advanced special tactics were to hone acrobatics at construction sites, which is why he had to supervise diligently.

What does it mean to be backward?

This is what it means to fall behind.

Especially with technology, once it is updated and iterated, it becomes outdated even faster.

Looking back 20 years from the perspective of the 21st century, everything was backward.

Even if money depreciates!

Therefore, even if Jackie Chan wanted to change this outdated training method, he was powerless to do so.

We can only wait and think of a solution later!

If, after completing the assessment, Old A's life is still spent working on construction sites surrounded by cement and dust, then Jackie Chan really wouldn't be able to stand it.

He would have to have a serious talk with Yuan Lang then, to teach him what a modern special forces unit is and how to build an internationally competitive special forces unit.

The training was tedious and boring, but thankfully it only lasted six days.

I thought it was a Sunday to rest.

Emergency assembly has been activated!

The dozen or so veterans who remained in the squadron gathered, went to the armory to collect their weapons, and were then arranged to ride in chemical protective vehicles, leaving the camp and heading towards [location missing].

The new recruits and veterans were all put in one car, with Qi Huan in charge of leading the team.

Nine people sat separately on either side of the back of the vehicle, with four silver boxes stacked in pairs in the middle, each bearing a conspicuous triangular nuclear radiation warning sign.

"Nuclear, biological and chemical protective suit?" Wu Zhe read aloud, looking at the side of the box, feeling that something was not quite right.

"Shut up, level one alert!"

Qi Huan had an unusually serious expression on his face, as if he were facing a formidable enemy.

His words, "Level 1 combat readiness," coupled with the nuclear radiation warning sign on the box, immediately created a tense atmosphere inside the vehicle, and Wu Zhe dared not say anything more.

In this peaceful era without war, the vast majority of soldiers never experience a level-one combat readiness test in their entire lives.

What is Level 1 combat readiness?

That would mean canceling all training, forcing everyone to stay in the camp and be ready to go into battle at any time, even sleeping with their guns in their arms.

Once the order to depart is given, the troops must be deployed within three minutes.

Once a level-one combat readiness alert is declared, it means that war is almost certain to break out.

Whether it's Wu Zhe from the Marine Corps, Tuo Yonggang from the Thousand-Year Army, or Cheng Cai and Xu Sanduo from the grassroots level, etc.

They have never had the opportunity to engage in actual combat, and therefore have never been on high alert.

Hearing about being on high alert at the highest level now, how can one not feel tense?

Why is there a war? With whom is it a war? Why are we required to participate?

These questions have become a source of confusion for everyone!

Only Jackie Chan sat there calmly, showing no sign of tension, except for his closed eyes which were moving, indicating that his brain was working intensely.

Jackie Chan is indeed deep in thought.

He was thinking about how to take down the elite members of the Old A team, whom Yuan Lang regarded as his treasure, so as to achieve his goal of "rising to the top".

(End of this chapter)