Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 156: The Ultimate Move – Hellfire Tactics! (Seeking monthly votes and subscriptions)

Thanks to the contributions of the first group in clearing the minefield, which exposed many hidden problems, Wu Liuyi's second group performed much better.

Such as rifles, tactical language, threat awareness, teamwork, etc.

Everything was done very well!

Basically, it's like having a perfect answer sheet, reading it through and memorizing all the answers, and then having to fill out a blank answer sheet again.

All you have to do is remember the correct answer; there are no other difficulties.

As a result, Wu Liuyi's team made half the number of mistakes, and the mistakes that the team members made were mostly new ones that Wu Zhe's team had never made before.

For example, being too nervous, the grenade didn't go in properly and bounced off the door frame.

The team was terrified and panicked!

This scene was absolutely hilarious; everyone on the overpass who saw it burst out laughing.

Even Xu Sanduo, who had lost too many points in training and was always looking unhappy, burst into laughter when he saw the grenade being thrown out and the second group running around in fright like a group of startled monkeys.

In the end, it was Wu Liuyi, the team leader, who picked up the grenade and threw it back into the house, thus ending the farce.

Wu Liuyi, with his commendable courage and fearlessness in the face of danger, took the initiative to save the entire group, and in the eyes of the other trainees, he became an admirable hero.

Instead of receiving praise from Jackie Chan, he was instead given a severe dressing-down by him.

Plus, deduct five points!

This action stunned the entire team, and Wu Liuyi even raised his head in defiance.

Wu Liuyi felt that he had not done anything wrong. Whether in training or on the battlefield, someone needed to solve this problem.

He is willing to sacrifice for his teammates in training, and he will be equally steadfast in actual combat.

Faced with everyone's puzzled looks, Jackie Chan's explanation was very straightforward, and it was precisely this straightforward explanation that was the most truthful answer.

"Do you think you're a hero, and that your spirit of sacrificing for your comrades deserves praise?"

But what I want to tell you is that the era of battlefield heroism is over. Modern warfare is about science and modern data analysis.

To me, your attempt to grab a grenade from the ground is nothing short of utter stupidity.

Let's say you pick up the bomb and successfully throw it. It takes at least two seconds in between. If you, as the commander, still have two seconds left, why don't you order all your team members to run away? Or try to find cover?

In close-quarters indoor combat, with walls everywhere, finding cover in two seconds is more than enough.

Unfortunately, you didn't give the order, but instead risked your life in a meaningless gamble, potentially dragging the entire team into danger.

Imagine the enemy holds the bomb for a second or two, and it's about to explode with only one second left. You pick it up, but it explodes before you can throw it back. Do you know how serious that would be?

Because you didn't give the order, the team members didn't have time to take evasive action and could have been crushed to death on the spot.

That would be tantamount to you killing him, do you understand?

You should know how grenades kill. If you have even a second to react, you can dive out and lie flat on the ground. With the protection of a bulletproof vest and helmet, the probability of being killed or maimed by the grenade is very low.

There's a high probability that one person will be killed in the explosion, and the entire squad will be affected. Given the low probability of someone being killed or maimed, wouldn't you choose the latter?

If you give the order to lie down and take cover, you'll have a high chance of saving your teammates, and you won't die yourself.

Since there's enough time to pick up the grenade and throw it, you could have ordered the squad to escape to the safe zone. Why take such a risky step as picking up the grenade, which could even kill your teammates? Why do something so foolish?

Jackie Chan's complete and honest analysis, plus the final thought-provoking question.

Wu Liuyi froze on the spot!

Under Jackie Chan's precise and insightful analysis, Wu Liuyi couldn't help but reflect on his earlier actions and even began to doubt his own values.

In fact, it is true.

As technology advances, military equipment also evolves. Traditional combat methods need to be discarded, not used as examples.

Heroism is undesirable, but foolish behavior is even more undesirable.

While the explosive power of a hand grenade is indeed significant, it has major limitations; theoretical data cannot be used directly to determine lethality.

It's not that a grenade explosion has a kill radius of 7 meters, meaning everyone within 7 meters will die.

That's not how it's calculated!

Wu Liuyi still holds onto the old idea that a grenade explosion would lead to the annihilation of the entire group.

Back then, our army didn't have bulletproof vests, and even bulletproof helmets were just a layer of iron, with very limited bulletproof capabilities.

Therefore, if a grenade explodes nearby, the ricocheting steel balls are enough to kill a person.

But now it's almost the 21st century, and individual protective equipment has been fully developed.

In fact, not to mention the bulletproof inserts currently under development, the domestically produced TF-95 bulletproof vest, with its bulletproof steel plates arranged like dragon scales, can withstand frontal fire from a submachine gun at a distance of five meters.

Combined with the standard special operations equipment such as bulletproof vests, tactical vests, and waist belts, all parts of the body are covered.

As long as you are more than one meter away from the grenade, lie flat on the ground and raise your hands to protect your head and neck.

The steel balls or fragments that fly out when a grenade explodes will fly diagonally upwards and in all directions, similar in principle to directional explosive landmines.

It's basically impossible to hit someone directly who is lying on the ground at a low height.

Even if the steel ball bounces off the wall, its destructive power will not be able to penetrate the bulletproof vest.

The explosive charge inside a grenade, when it explodes, won't shatter a person's internal organs; at most, it will just make their head buzz.

Cerebellar imbalance makes it difficult to stand steadily.

If you try to pick up a grenade rescued by the enemy with your bare hands, it might explode when you do so.

Not only will the person holding the grenade be killed instantly, but the grenade that explodes in the air has a much greater power, giving it a wide-ranging and inescapable killing range.

Even teammates lying on the ground could suffer undeserved misfortune.

It's like you're the one who killed him!

To prevent this outdated combat method and meaningless acts of individual heroism from continuing to circulate in special forces that focus on modern warfare.

Jackie Chan needs to be severely scolded and punished to make them realize their mistakes.

When Wu Liuyi picked up the grenade and threw it away, the other trainees looked at him with admiration, clearly agreeing with his actions.

If Jackie Chan doesn't give them a good talking-to, they'll all do the same thing if they encounter this situation on the battlefield.

That would be a huge problem!

Wu Liuyi was scolded by Jackie Chan, and at first he didn't understand and was very indignant, feeling that he hadn't done anything wrong.

The older generation of martyrs all did this, and he believed he should do the same.

But after hearing Cheng Long's explanation, Wu Liuyi felt as if he had been doused with a bucket of cold water, and his dull and old mind suddenly became clear.

Only then did I truly realize how foolish my actions had been.

Like Wu Liuyi, the group of trainees watching also analyzed the equipment from a clear equipment and data perspective for the first time, finally escaping from their old ways of thinking.

At this moment, I understand even more...

Why is it necessary for the entire military to undergo modernization reforms, and why are these major reforms so urgent?

Ultimately, the biggest reason is probably the same as Wu Liuyi's behavior: the army's operational thinking has seriously fallen behind the times.

If we fail to keep up with the times and reform, and instead remain stuck in our own little world without making any progress, then we will be left behind.

That would be a disaster.

Having grasped the essence and core of the matter, the trainees held Jackie Chan, their instructor, in even greater respect, with some even developing an unparalleled level of admiration.

Jackie Chan's fighting ability and cutting-edge tactics are far ahead of theirs.

Their thinking far surpassed theirs, placing them at the forefront of the era, and they even taught them the most advanced combat concepts.

This made everyone in the Ace of Spades team realize how rare this learning opportunity was.

Jackie Chan's words woke up a group of "dreamers," elevating his status in the students' hearts to the highest level, earning him everyone's respect and admiration.

During the subsequent training sessions, Jackie Chan's prestige reached its peak.

No matter what he said, no one questioned him.

To put it dramatically.

Given Jackie Chan's current prestige in the pilot training team, even if he said his farts smelled good, not a single trainee would doubt it for even a second.

Jackie Chan's unparalleled prestige directly resulted in a rapid improvement in his training performance.

When you wholeheartedly admire someone, feel like you are learning from a "god", and every cell in your body radiates trust.

The trainees remember every word Jackie Chan says with exceptional clarity.

In this intense and enthusiastic atmosphere, more than half a month of training passed in the blink of an eye, and the CQB skills of the Spade A team gradually reached a level that was beginning to take shape.

The third phase of training.

The time has finally come for us to begin.

In this third phase of training, Jackie Chan, who has been teaching various basic CQB tactics, will begin teaching various advanced tactics.

Jackie Chan changed the training schedule again, changing it to a morning of tactical CQB coordination training, followed by afternoon learning new high-difficulty special operations skills.

The first special operations skill Jackie Chan chose was a team technique that would later become very famous.

Hellfire tactics!

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