Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 153 The whole group is losing points like crazy (Please subscribe)

Jackie Chan overestimated the trainees' abilities and seriously underestimated the difficulty of mastering CQB.

I thought that after teaching so much in the past month, I had taught all the basic knowledge, and everyone had given full marks for tactical language.

Once the trainees actually get hands-on practice, their results certainly won't be too bad.

The reality, however, was a complete mess!

The first student to enter and be responsible for cutting the corners was Xu Sanduo, who had relatively low comprehension.

Jackie Chan just taught the "compass-style arc-shaped corner cutting" yesterday, but he only showed it to everyone on the overpass. Now, let Xu Sanduo practice it.

In addition, it was their first time doing live-fire exercises, so every trainee was under a lot of pressure, and Xu Sanduo was especially nervous.

To be honest.

This is indeed a bit difficult for Xu Sanduo.

Although Xu Sanduo has become much smarter now, his talent, which was tightly wrapped in a thick cocoon, has begun to be released, helping him to break through all the levels to reach the Old A.

However, his learning talent and comprehension are far from reaching the point where he can learn something at a glance.

result.

He made a fool of himself right at the entrance.

Wu Zhe directed the team to form a line against the wall, hiding in the safe corner to the left of the entrance door, and ordered the lead assault soldier, Xu Sanduo, to cut the corner and observe.

Targets have been randomly placed inside the room, so it's essential to observe from different angles before entering.

Xu Sanduo understood what a chamfer was, and he had the concept of a compass-shaped chamfer in his mind, but his hands and feet just wouldn't cooperate.

Xu Sanduo, with his body turned to the side and toes pointing upwards, had an angle of less than 40 degrees when, due to his unfamiliarity with the sideways movement, his left foot, the one that was supporting him, stepped into a small pit.

My ankle was twisted, and I lost my balance, causing my body to fall to the left.

Even though Xu Sanduo staggered two or three meters away before regaining his balance and not falling to the ground, his disheveled appearance still drew laughter from everyone.

The four members of Wu Zhe's group were all embarrassed and scratched their heads.

There was a target set up for the thugs on the left side of the door. Xu Sanduo was thrown out and exposed for so long, and just as he passed through the door, he was completely exposed to the thugs' line of sight.

"If you are exposed to the enemy's line of sight for more than one second, the enemy will fire first, and you have already died once. Deduct 5 points."

Jackie Chan, who was on the overpass, witnessed the whole thing and mercilessly deducted a large score.

"Report!"

Xu Sanduo quickly raised his hand to report.

"Speak!" Jackie Chan said.

"There was a hole in the ground, and I stepped into it, which is why I fell out," Xu Sanduo explained, feeling wronged.

"Why didn't you observe beforehand? What are your eyes for? What if there are craters on the battlefield? If you stepped into a crater, fell out, and got killed by the enemy, could you start over?" Jackie Chan coldly rebuked.

Xu Sanduo was speechless and could only stand there feeling miserable.

"Go back and start over."

Jackie Chan was very angry about the mistake, but he could forgive it and gave Xu Sanduo a chance.

"yes!"

Xu Sanduo answered and ran back to the corner.

Having learned from his first experience and feeling the pain of being penalized with five points, Xu Sanduo improved a lot and matured quickly.

The second time, his demeanor was noticeably more composed, and his footwork was also more steady.

Although it's not quite standard yet, with the body and gun not forming a straight line and the shoulder not fully retracted, the enemy inside the room would definitely see the shoulder first.

However, since the overall angle-cutting motion had already been completed, he no longer tripped up awkwardly.

The response was acceptable.

The moment he saw the target through the angle, he only had a fraction of a second to react, then he identified the assailant and pulled the trigger.

"Clap clap~ clap!"

It's a standard Mozambique, and the location is fairly accurate.

Right abdomen, left shoulder, and head.

Jackie Chan would give Xu Sanduo a score of 70 out of 1 for his first performance, which is enough to avoid deducting points.

Having completed the corner cut and located and eliminated the enemy, Xu Sanduo, who had reached the other side of the door, gave a tactical hand signal to his team.

It means the entrance is safe!

The next step is to enter the house in a crisscross pattern, quickly occupy the area around the entrance, and prepare for the subsequent inventory.

After Xu Sanduo gave the hand signal, he was the first to go in.

Xu Sanduo's photographic memory allowed him to clearly remember that those who entered from the right should look to the left, and those who entered from the left should look to the right.

After Xu Sanduo went in, he pointed his gun to the left, and the second sniper who crossed in also made the right move.

The gun was pointed to the right as a precaution.

Commander Wu Zhe, who came in next, also did a very good job.

But the striker missed the target.

He knew to be on guard to the right after entering, or perhaps he was so focused on turning right that he forgot the crucial instruction when leaving.

The medical support soldier was responsible for guarding the rear, and he had no idea what was happening in front.

Before leaving, the striker should have patted the medic on the shoulder, kicked him with his back leg, or even given a command to move forward.

Because a firefight has already broken out, it is no longer a silent infiltration situation.

The breaching specialist left without giving any instructions, abandoning the medical support soldier outside.

All four of his teammates had already left, but he remained oblivious, guarding the area behind them.

"stop!"

Jackie Chan stopped the team, pointed out the problem, and imposed a two-point deduction penalty.

The striker accepted the punishment without complaint, acknowledging it was indeed a major mistake, and readjusted his mindset to continue training.

The remaining 10 team members were on the overpass and witnessed the problems exposed by Wu Zhe's group.

They all secretly felt a chill run down their spines, warning themselves not to make the same mistake later.

I thought that since everyone had already entered, the entry process should be over, and there was absolutely no way there would be any point deductions.

As a result, when alerted by the breaching gunner, the medical support soldiers who had come in from outside simply walked inside.

Jackie Chan called for a halt again!

Just when everyone was confused and didn't know where they had gone wrong, Jackie Chan penalized the medical support soldier with 4 points because he didn't provide a follow-up shot after he came in.

Those who enter the room first need to scout out the area and be vigilant about all locations to see if any enemies are present.

There was no time to mend the corpses on the ground.

The last group to enter, besides being responsible for providing necessary supplies to the rear guard, had another crucial task—

Clean up the mess!!

The enemy that Xu Sanduo killed by the door had to be finished off by the medical support staff when they came in.

Even if the assailant is shot three times by Mozambique, a follow-up shot to the head is still necessary to ensure that the enemy is 100% dead.

Cultivating safety awareness is very important, which is why Jackie Chan deducted a relatively high 4 points from him.

The onlookers learned something new and became even more aware of the team's rigorous CQB, putting them on even higher alert.

Be serious! Be serious! Be even more serious!

Everyone reminds themselves of this.

……

Wu Zhe's team entered the tactical field. Before them lay a passage leading to the left and right, with enemies potentially lurking on either side.

What should I choose now?

The time has come to test Commander Wu Zhe!

Wu Zhe, a cautious, steady, and suspicious person, made a choice that was consistent with his personality.

Order everyone to move to the right and clear one side first.

Wu Zhe's command strategy was very clear, and there were no problems with this operation.

They did not make the mistake of rashly splitting the team into two.

He will lose points if he does that.

It's not that you can't split up when you encounter a fork in the road, but you have to make decisions based on the situation and your own capabilities, and you should never blindly pursue efficiency.

Wu Zhe's group is all newcomers, and it's easy for problems to arise if they are separated.

The most serious problem is that they are unfamiliar with the terrain and lack prior intelligence. If they split up and one side is attacked, the other side will not be able to provide quick support, which could have terrible consequences.

The group walked forward about three meters and encountered a corridor with doors opening to both sides.

The door on the left is closed, and the door on the right is open.

Wu Zhe ordered the team to attack the right side first. After Xu Sanduo cut the corner to check the safety of the death funnel area, the two team members filed straight to the left and right safe corners.

They also shot and killed the thug who was crouching in the corner on the left.

"stop!"

Jackie Chan called for a halt again.

This time, it was Commander Wu Zhe who was penalized.

The reason for the deduction was the wrong choice of priority target. The correct choice should have been to cut the corner of the house on the right, arrange two team members to guard the left and right sides, and then arrange another team member to keep an eye on the house on the right.

We must not rush in.

Then, gather the remaining three people, break open the closed door on the left, and take care of the enemies inside.

Wu Zhe was equally dissatisfied.

Because he had no experience in actual combat, he had no relevant combat experience in his mind and could only make decisions based on his personal subjective ideas.

Thinking that the right door was open and would make it easier to deal with the enemies inside, they attacked the right door first.

If he were to do that on the battlefield, Wu Zhe's team would most likely lose one or two people.

The reason is that the unknown is the most terrifying. The room on the left is closed, and the outside has no idea what is going on inside.

If you don't know the situation, you have no way to control it.

If left unchecked, it will pose many hidden dangers.

The door on the right is open. Once you've cut the corner of the death funnel area and confirmed there are no enemies in the danger zone, it's easy to control.

Just assign two people to keep watch, and if anyone dares to take the opportunity to launch a sneak attack, they can be spotted and killed immediately.

On the contrary, Wu Zhe's approach of rushing into the right-hand room first, relying on his subjective judgment to eliminate the easier rooms and leave the more difficult ones for later, is actually more dangerous.

Since the attack is aimed at the room on the right that has no door, you will definitely have to shoot if you encounter enemies during the attack.

Firing a gun will reveal your position, and it will be a very precise one. Anyone who isn't deaf can make a judgment through the door.

If there's a sneaky enemy in the room on the left, he could take the opportunity to launch a surprise attack through the door.

Because of the door blocking the view, Wu Zhe's group, who were attacking the room on the right, couldn't see them at all and didn't have time to take any precautions.

The thugs unleashed a burst of bullets through the door, enough to give Wu Zhe's team a good beating.

After listening to the dragon's explanation.

Wu Zhe broke out in a cold sweat.

At that moment, he fully realized how terrifying it was for someone without practical experience to make judgments based on common sense.

No wonder they say a bad soldier is just one bad soldier, but a bad general makes a bad army.

Realizing he had made a serious mistake, Wu Zhe accepted the penalty without complaint, meekly accepted the criticism, and deeply remembered the lesson.

"Push the line back and start again."

Upon receiving instructions from Jackie Chan, Wu Zhe and his group returned to the entrance.

Proceeding in the same group mode as before, they arrived at the passageway opposite the door. Xu Sanduo went to cut the corner again, first eliminating the death funnel area of ​​the doorless room on the right.

It was determined that there was no danger within the funnel-shaped area.

Xu Sanduo was assigned to stand at the safety corner, responsible for guarding the area directly in front of the corridor, while the medical and logistics soldiers were assigned to stand at the safety corner behind, responsible for security and guarding the rear.

The sniper spotter stood by the left door, with his gun pointed directly at the center of the death funnel area of ​​the right door.

The angle can cover the entire death funnel area.

With security secured on three sides, the fire support personnel took out a breaching pick, wedged it in the middle of the left door gap, and pried the door open.

Wu Zhe had already prepared the grenade, and threw it inside the moment the door was pried open.

"Bang!"

Like a firecracker exploding.

A training grenade, without fragmentation and with a reduced explosive charge, capable only of making a loud noise and emitting a puff of smoke, rose into the middle of the house, sending up a cloud of white smoke.

The breaching crew threw their pickaxes to the ground, grabbed their Type 95 rifles, and charged inside.

Wu Zhe followed closely behind him, entering in single file.

(End of this chapter)