Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 140 Let's get started! Killing House and Tactical Arena (Seeking monthly votes and subscriptions)

The public sector received official documents from higher authorities, while the private sector received full support personally promised by the railway captain.

In addition, the pilot program was conducted in Yuan Lang's Third Squadron. Given the relationship between Yuan Lang and Cheng Long, securing the venue, personnel, and equipment was a simple matter.

With the right timing, location, and people, Jackie Chan's start can be described as a stroke of incredible luck.

With such a great opportunity, we naturally have to seize it.

After leaving Captain Tie's office, Yuan Lang took Cheng Long to his office to discuss the specific implementation of the special operations training reform.

Having sufficient training programs for cutting-edge special operations technologies is merely the beginning of training reform.

How to arrange the venue, personnel, and training?

These three areas require detailed planning in advance.

Since most of the courses Jackie Chan teaches require suitable venues, simply finding any open space is definitely not enough.

Therefore, the first thing Jackie Chan and Yuan Lang discussed was to finalize all the necessary venues.

"I plan to design two professional training grounds: an indoor killing room for S·T courses and an outdoor tactical field for basic team coordinated CQB. They will serve different purposes," Jackie Chan requested.

"They're both close-quarters combat training, so why separate them? Can't we just put them in one training ground?" Yuan Lang asked, puzzled.

"No!"

Jackie Chan shook his head and explained, "The main purpose of the Killing House is to train reaction speed and the combat intelligence of trainees in CQB. It is a higher-level training program that team members will only access after completing basic training."

In order to fulfill its intended purpose, the killing house must be able to constantly change.

In my design, the killing house must be a fully movable, modular structure. Every door, every wall, and every piece of furniture must be able to move freely and be assembled at will.

It's essentially about modularizing tactics, allowing any area to be used or discarded at any time.

It can be transformed into various types of killing houses, such as hotel structures, residential area structures, office building styles, hospitals, or factories, whenever training needs arise.

This ensures that team members cannot familiarize themselves with the terrain and cannot rely on any external assistance, truly achieving over 90% battlefield simulation.

Jackie Chan explained it very clearly, and Yuan Lang understood it immediately.

He agreed, saying, "You've thought this through. In future counter-terrorism and riot control operations, it's impossible to predict where the enemy will be."

We must be able to operate in a variety of environments in order to maximize our combat effectiveness and complete our missions.

Creating a large, modular training ground can indeed effectively facilitate targeted training and significantly improve the team members' battlefield adaptability.

A true expert's skill is immediately apparent.

Jackie Chan's casual words gave Yuan Lang a sense of sudden enlightenment and amazement, making him feel like he had learned something new.

This is the difference brought about by the times.

Yuan Lang, living in the 90s, receives far less than the time travelers.

After explaining the Killing House used for advanced S·T training, Jackie Chan continued, "The outdoor tactical training ground is the core venue for learning CQB. It's where teammates train every day and is the starting point for enlightening team members in CQB."

Considering the lifespan of the training ground, I plan to make the main structure permanent, with only some areas being rotatable.

Simply put, it allows for fine-tuning, such as changing the size of rooms or the direction of hallways.

Finally, Jackie Chan added: "The main body of the tactical field should ideally be made of reinforced concrete, with the outside completely covered with a layer of rubber tires."

CQB training, from initial instruction and guidance to simulated movement drills, ultimately culminates in live-fire exercises.

Furthermore, training with live ammunition is essential to allow team members to experience the pressure of close-quarters combat, ensuring they remain calm and focused on the real battlefield.

Complete the task with a calm mind and a composed attitude.

CQB operations require a sufficiently calm mind. Close-quarters combat is inherently dangerous, and excessive tension can easily lead to friendly fire.

Jackie Chan explained in great detail, and Yuan Lang listened intently.

He nodded and replied, "Training with live ammunition is very necessary and can better simulate the real battlefield environment."

The main body tire you recommended has good rubber cushioning and absorption capabilities, is very durable, and can effectively prevent bouncing.

Whether from an economic and practical point of view or in terms of durability, your suggestion is excellent, and I will try to find a solution for you.

"We might not be able to get a lot of tires, but getting a few dozen tons shouldn't be a problem."

The military has so many vehicles of various types, and the vehicles in the military are used quite roughly, resulting in a huge amount of tire wear.

It's not that Yuan Lang is being arrogant to bring over dozens of tons; it's actually a very easy thing for him.

"Okay, let's set up these two tactical training grounds first. As for other CQB-related tactical support technologies, we can use the existing grounds by modifying them. There's no need to go out of our way to develop them. Shall we go find some grounds now?" Jackie Chan asked.

"Don't rush, tell me first how big these two training grounds need to be, and I'll see if the base has any suitable ones," Yuan Lang said.

"The killing house doesn't need to be very big. The main thing is that the space needs to be spacious enough, and there shouldn't be too many walls and pillars in the middle. It's best if the area is more than 1200 square meters, but at the very least, 1000 square meters is enough," Jackie Chan said.

"It is over 30 meters long and wide, which is about the same as the basketball court in the base."

Yuan Lang calculated the size and area, comparing it with the various indoor venues of Team A in his memory to see which places met the requirements.

"The basketball court is actually quite good; it can be put into use with a few minor modifications," Jackie Chan said.

"That won't do!"

Yuan Lang shook his head repeatedly and laughed, "If the basketball court is demolished and rebuilt, I'll become a sinner of the base, and the captain won't let me off the hook, haha."

There are very few recreational facilities in the barracks of our troops. These facilities can be used for assemblies during work hours, for the whole company to play ball together during leisure time, and for basic physical training.

It's basically the only standard configuration.

Each camp is essential and is essentially the only outdoor activity area.

Demolishing the indoor basketball court would indeed be a significant issue.

of course.

Jackie Chan wasn't really thinking about it; he was just joking.

"or……"

Yuan Lang thought for a while and finally came up with a perfect location: "The brigade has a garage that's been empty all along, currently filled with all sorts of odds and ends. It's a large steel-structured warehouse, over 1000 square meters in area. What do you think?"

"As long as the area is big enough, 1000 square meters is enough," Jackie Chan said.

Killing House doesn't actually need more than 1000 square meters; 400 or 500 square meters would be more than enough to simulate most combat scenarios.

The main point is to reserve enough space to store a large number of basic components used for changing the scene.

And consumable parts such as doors and windows.

If a demolition raid requires forcibly breaking down a door, one blast will destroy a door. After a day of training, the number of destroyed doors could fill a truck.

Failing to pre-stock enough consumable parts will severely impact the schedule.

The reason why special forces have such high budgets, far exceeding those of ordinary companies, is largely due to the enormous training costs.

Jackie Chan followed Yuan Lang out of the office, and it took them seven or eight minutes to reach the large garage that Yuan Lang had mentioned.

have to say.

The base of Team A is really big!

The military unit wasn't worried about thieves breaking in, and the huge garage wasn't locked. The two pushed open the small door on the left and went inside.

At first glance, the interior space appears quite large, and it has indeed been vacant for a long time.

Dust was everywhere, visible to the naked eye.

The building is a steel-structured warehouse with steel beams that are over 15 meters high from the ground to the top. The roof is a semi-cylindrical structure.

The overall length is about 60 or 70 meters, and the width is about 25 meters.

The area is at least 1400 square meters!

"How is it? Do you feel alright?" Yuan Lang asked Jackie Chan.

"Absolutely, there's more than enough space. It's just that there's a lot of clutter here, so cleaning it up might be a hassle."

Jackie Chan looked at the huge garage, filled with everything from cars to targets, and he was really a bit overwhelmed.

"It's a small matter. We'll blow a whistle tomorrow, and the whole brigade will come over for a task. It can be done in half a day," Yuan Lang said confidently.

That's the good thing about the military; there's strength in numbers.

"Alright, thank you for your hard work, Captain. Let's go check out the tactical area," Jackie Chan said.

"Come with me."

Yuan Lang led the way out.

Tactical training does not need to be conducted indoors. As long as there is a flat enough area, about four or five hundred square meters, the field can be laid out.

Team A may not have much else, but it has plenty of land.

Yuan Lang led Jackie Chan out of the garage and walked less than 300 meters to the left. They saw a clearing that had been cleared and was overgrown with green weeds.

"This place was originally intended to be a rapid-fire range, and the land was even leveled. However, it was later discovered that a tactical range could also serve the purpose of a rapid-fire range, so it was left unused. It should be able to be used this time."

Yuan Lang looked confident; he believed Jackie Chan would be satisfied.

Jackie Chan walked around the venue twice to test the hardness of the ground, whether there was enough safe distance on both sides, and whether the length and width met the standards.

After inspecting the land, he said with satisfaction, "This piece of land deserves a 95 out of 100, it's perfect."

"Why not 100 points?" Yuan Lang asked curiously.

"Because I didn't find this place, you chose it, so you stole the credit."

"Ha ha……"

Jackie Chan's serious humor made Yuan Lang burst into laughter.

With both venues confirmed to be without any issues, the next step is the construction of the venues – how to turn them into training grounds as quickly as possible.

The two returned to the office.

Jackie Chan handed Yuan Lang the construction drawings for the tactical field, as well as the very realistic final product drawings, saying, "These are the construction-related materials and design drawings, which I have prepared."

We're currently short of bricklayers and various materials. How many days would it take to transport the bricklayers and materials over?

(End of this chapter)