Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 154 As expected of Xu Sanduo, even his mistakes are so unconventional.

Jackie Chan taught two ways to enter a room: the cross-legged way and the back-to-back way.

Cross-entry is the fastest method, and the Ace of Spades team had already mastered it through previous practice of drawing lines on the ground.

Facing the first CQB standard attack, the fire support player and Wu Zhe performed quite well.

The training was worth it!

The two entered in a standard cross-entry manner, with the one entering from the right going to the left and the one entering from the left going to the right, ensuring that their line of sight covered the entire room.

Upon entering, quickly survey the room and you will see two targets.

Anyone holding a gun is definitely a criminal. A male criminal is the target standing in the middle, and a female criminal is the target in the right corner.

"Clap clap~ clap, clap clap~ clap."

Wu Zhe and the breaching gunner each fired their shots, killing the two criminals on the spot.

Having learned from the previous experience of being penalized for entering the building, the fire support operator acted very well this time, delivering follow-up shots to the two assailants.

Wu Zhe was in charge of the rapid on-site survey procedure, and he performed it very accurately.

He walked over and touched the target's body twice, essentially checking the bodies of the two criminals, and then checked the cabinets in the room.

The key to the survey process is to search for important locations and whether there is any valuable intelligence data.

It must be done quickly.

It should usually be done within 20 seconds!

Wu Zhe's time and steps were all correct, and he completed the task very well without any points deducted. He was among the trainees with the highest completion rate.

But Jackie Chan called for a stop again!

Without Wu Zhe needing to ask for the reason, Jackie Chan opened the folder and started deducting points, loudly saying, "The threat procedure was not done properly, and the separation of the person and the gun, as well as the separation of the gun and the ammunition, was not completed. Deduct two points."

The trainees made mistakes not because they didn't know, but because there are too many details in CQB.

The trainees were both nervous and excited about their first time participating in CQB, and they had to recall everything they needed to do during the CQB session from memory.

Without any habits or muscle memory, there are too many things to remember by relying solely on the brain.

This can be interpreted as: not having enough brainpower.

It's like many people go to driving school to practice driving; they have all the basic operating skills in their heads, but when it comes to actual driving, they forget everything.

They both operate on the same principle!

As a highly educated academic achiever, Wu Zhe remembered all the CQB techniques that Jackie Chan had taught him.

However, there are too many things to do when breaking down a door, from throwing grenades at the beginning, entering in single file, finding targets to distinguish between criminals and hostages, accurately locking onto and eliminating criminals, and immediately carrying out a rapid on-site survey procedure.

All of this happened in just a few seconds, requiring Wu Zhe to perform rapid and fluid actions.

correct.

Wu Zhe is the commander, so he also has to think about how to command.

For a newcomer entering the field for the first time, the difficulty of doing so many things in a short period of time is not just high, it is extremely high.

Wu Zhe's performance was excellent, surpassing at least 90% of the students.

With his mind filled with so many complicated procedures, Wu Zhe couldn't possibly notice that there was an 81 rifle placed under the feet of the two targets.

Upon hearing Jackie Chan mention the deduction items, Wu Zhe immediately understood.

Aside from a sudden realization, there was nothing else to do but accept the punishment.

The thug who was shot dead at the gate didn't have a gun at his feet. There wasn't much to do at the time, so Wu Zhe would definitely remember if he saw the gun.

If you've ever separated people and guns at the entrance, you'll instinctively remember it when you get here.

But Jackie Chan played a trick.

The targets placed under the entrance by the thugs were not armed, which misled the trainees visually and psychologically, making them believe that these were targets without guns.

If the gun reappears in later stages, the brain will naturally ignore it.

Jackie Chan had thoroughly mastered the human body, and with these targeted little traps, Wu Zhe lost completely and had no complaints.

After re-establishing separation of man and weapon, and disarming the bullets, Wu Zhe, his mind still preoccupied with the room on the right, strode out of the room, preparing to command the team to raid the room on the right.

"stop!"

That chilling sound appeared again.

Wu Zhe's face turned green!

Before Jackie Chan could even speak, Tuo Yonggang excitedly said, "I know that. Not giving the command before leaving the house will at least cost you 2 points, haha."

"Making a loud noise on the training ground without prior notice will result in a deduction of three points."

As soon as Jackie Chan said this, Tuo Yonggang's smile froze instantly, and the group of students next to him couldn't help but cover their mouths and chuckle.

"Two points will be deducted for not saying the safety command before leaving home."

After deducting points, Jackie Chan surprisingly explained, "The safety password before going out is very important. I've mentioned it to you many times."

Teammates outside couldn't see what was happening inside. Once the person who stormed inside was caught in a hail of bullets, no one could tell whether you were the one who died or the perpetrator.

Leaving without reporting that it's safe will mislead teammates and could lead to accidental injury, which is absolutely unacceptable.

Jackie Chan mentioned it when he was teaching, and now he's reiterating its importance for the second time.

The trainees were taken aback.

The many small details in CQB may seem like nitpicking, but they are actually lessons learned from bloodshed, and each one is crucial.

One command, one gesture.

It could determine the very survival of the entire squad!

Wu Zhe's group, which was the first to come up for training, was like stepping into a huge minefield, constantly demonstrating how to walk forward while navigating through the mines.

Wu Zhe and his group were losing points rapidly, while the students on the overpass were learning diligently.

As for whether the other two groups of trainees can learn from this experience, keep in mind the mistakes made by Wu Zhe's group, and avoid repeating the same errors in their own lives.

That's an unknown!

Seeing and doing are always opposites, and the eyes and hands will always do their own thing.

Wu Zhe received several demerits in a row, feeling completely numb from the losses, but the training was only halfway through, so he had no choice but to grit his teeth and continue.

Having learned from the experience of raiding the house on the left, raiding the house on the right was finally much smoother.

From the moment they entered until the moment they left, no one made a mistake.

"As expected of a top soldier selected from the entire army, he's quick to learn and correct his mistakes. If he keeps this up, he can definitely complete the training within three months," Jackie Chan thought to himself.

Although Jackie Chan kept deducting points, he was still satisfied with the trainees' performance.

Wu Zhe's team cleared out two double rooms. The corridor ahead had ended, so the team turned around and started clearing out rooms at the other end of the corridor.

At this point, gunfire had already been fired, indicating a shift from a stealthy state to a surprise attack state.

We need to be more cautious and careful in our actions.

On the way back to the main gate, Wu Zhe's team maintained a fairly standard formation, with each member holding a gun in one hand and resting the other hand on the shoulder of the person in front of them.

When a rapid transfer is needed, linking arms to form a small train and moving forward is an excellent method.

It can effectively prevent the marching speed from being too fast, the team members' speed from being mismatched, the team from being stretched too long, and the team from losing its 360-degree full vision of the squad formation.

The soldier at the very front of the formation, even without turning his head to look behind him, can clearly know the situation of his teammates behind him through the hand on his shoulder.

This helps him adjust his speed according to the situation, and he doesn't have to worry about teammates getting lost.

This is also a small detail in CQB!

Wu Zhe's group moved quickly forward, passing the main entrance they had just entered through. There were no rooms along the way, only a left corner about three meters away.

Turning corners is also a technical skill, and Jackie Chan demonstrated it yesterday.

Wu Zhe's squad stopped and waited in place, maintaining their silence to prevent potential enemies around the corner from discovering their location.

If someone throws a grenade at us, that wouldn't be fun.

In actual combat.

Anyone with a sound mind would throw a grenade if they saw an enemy around a corner and couldn't hit them with their gun.

If the perpetrators don't know the exact location, even if they know that a fight has broken out in the next passage, they can't just throw people around randomly.

Wu Zhe's team crept over stealthily, and hiding around the corner was safe.

It's impossible for a criminal to throw a grenade at a place where there might only be enemies without first confirming the enemy's location.

Regardless of whether they were rich enough to throw grenades around like stones, it's impossible for a criminal to carry that many grenades; an individual's carrying capacity is limited.

As for how to navigate the corner areas of a building, Jackie Chan has taught two methods.

One is Israel's ITCQB, which stands for "Immediate Threat Close Combat in Indoor Areas" technology, which can also be understood as Chen Hegao's "twitch-style" close combat in indoor areas.

Use a quick peek to check if there are any enemies on the other side of the corner.

Another approach is the standard CQB, which is a steady and reliable method.

If you're unsure whether there are enemies on the other side of the corner, use a standard compass to cut the corner in an arc shape.

In the 21st century, there will be new ways to confirm that there is an enemy around the corner. For example, you can use the probe of a spy device to stick out and look, or use your mobile phone camera to go out and record a video, and then bring it back to watch it.

There are even video corner-shooting guns, such bizarre and imaginative gadgets.

Observation and shooting combined, one move and the dragon is done.

Team A doesn't have these things now, so Jackie Chan didn't teach them to his students.

As the assault soldier of Wu Zhe's group, Xu Sanduo could decide which method to use, and he chose the more stable compass arc-shaped angle cut.

He did not adopt Chen Hegao's method of using a ghost-like peeking technique.

Having accumulated experience from previous corner-cutting maneuvers, Xu Sanduo became increasingly skilled at it, executing the maneuvers expertly at corners.

Xu Sanduo carefully cut his way forward and soon spotted the enemy's shoulder.

He immediately fired into the shoulder while continuing to walk away.

Hit the enemy with a shot first, then come out. The enemy will be in pain and lose their aim, and their attention will be scattered, which can minimize the danger.

As a result, the "thug" who was hit on the shoulder by Xu Sanduo suddenly shrank back behind the cabinet next to him.

The preparatory team members who pull the rope on the overpass can use the rope to control the appearance and disappearance of the target, achieving a random appearance and disappearance effect.

Xu Sanduo was certain that he had hit the enemy with a shot, but the enemy was not killed.

This prevented him from getting past.

You can only keep firing at the location where the target disappears, trapping the enemy behind the box and preventing them from getting out.

Because Xu Sanduo forgot the four rules of CQB, he killed two enemies along the way, used up six bullets, and did not reload.

The magazine wasn't fully loaded; it ran out of bullets after a short while.

Upon hearing the click of the bullets running out, Xu Sanduo, showing a strong sense of self-preservation, immediately retreated behind the wall and began changing the magazine.

"stop!"

Jackie Chan's terrifying voice has reappeared.

"The team failed to remind their teammates before reloading, which led to the interruption of fire suppression. The enemy began to control the fire zone, and the team lost its suppressive advantage. Deduct four points."

This was a mistake of moderate to severe severity, so Jackie Chan lost four points.

Xu Sanduo only lost points twice, but the total points he lost were as high as 9 points, which is equivalent to others losing points three or even four times.

Either don't make mistakes, or make big mistakes.

As expected of Xu Sanduo!

Because of Xu Sanduo's serious mistake, the team lost its firepower advantage in the corridor, and the target has reappeared at the other end of the corridor.

Assuming the enemy continues to fire and suppress the corner, Wu Zhe's passive team will find it difficult to peek out and fire.

Fortunately, Jackie Chan had taught him how to resolve the situation. Although it was just a casual remark during the teaching process, Xu Sanduo, who had a photographic memory, still remembered it.

(End of this chapter)