Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 157 The Fiercest and Most Reckless Team Offensive Tactics (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

The Hellfire tactic, which was very popular in the past, is more accurately described as an encounter and retreat tactic. It first appeared in the comments section of the movie "Tears of the Sun".

The tactic used in the movie isn't called Hellfire, but rather a tactic called PEEL.

In other words, the stripping tactic!

Its purpose is to quickly disengage from enemy interception and attack when one's own side cannot engage in a direct confrontation and needs to quickly disengage from the battle, then suppress the enemy with heavy firepower to prevent them from continuing to pursue, and finally break away from the engagement.

Brief summary.

It's a tactic used for escaping!

The Hellfire that Jackie Chan is going to teach is different. It is an extremely fierce offensive tactic that he deduced based on his personal experience and actual combat. It can unleash the strongest firepower of the squad and overwhelm the enemy.

The two tactics have completely different objectives and belong to two different directions.

Because of its sustained and fierce firepower, it can effectively suppress enemy firepower in a wide range of situations.

Just like.

We must launch a surprise attack on a house, which has an open space in the middle that offers no cover. Anyone who gets close to the house could face attacks from countless enemies.

When the only option is to force our way through, the Hellfire tactic can be perfectly utilized.

The Ace of Spades team practiced CQB for more than 20 days in a row. Although CQB tactics are varied and highly playable, they still began to feel bored with the training.

The same applies to everything.

Even if you do a lot of sex and exercise, you'll find your favorite sport boring.

When they heard Jackie Chan say he was going to teach new tactics, and advanced, high-difficulty team tactics at that, everyone got excited.

Day 54 of the pilot training program.

The Ace of Spades team gathered outside the tactical field in the morning to receive an outdoor briefing from Jackie Chan before his training session.

Jackie Chan first gave a brief overview of the Hellfire tactics, its main role and significance, and the combat scenarios in which it can be applied.

The goal is to teach the trainees what the Hellfire Tactics are and why they are used.

Unlike before when I taught tactics, I didn't personally demonstrate them on the field first.

Instead, they ordered the three groups of the Ace of Spades to retreat to within 50 meters of the tactical field building, using the tactical field building as the target for a strong assault.

"The Hellfire tactic requires a very high degree of coordination. Poor coordination can easily lead to friendly fire. So you need to go through the process first, and get familiar with how to position yourselves, how to move, and how to coordinate before you can conduct actual combat drills."

Jackie Chan first explained the training method, and then began to arrange the positions of the three groups.

"Assuming the tactical field is our target, the actual situation is the same as where we are now, with nothing around us and no cover whatsoever."

With armored vehicles unable to enter the field, the only way for us to enter the tactical area for CQB is to rush through.

I'd like to ask everyone here, does anyone know what method it is?

"Report!"

Wu Zhe was the first to raise his hand.

"Wu Zhe, come on, tell me," Jackie Chan said expectantly.

"The enemy has the advantage of the buildings and can shoot at me through the windows at any time, while we have no cover and will inevitably become sitting ducks on our way forward."

Our strategy is to launch a forced assault. To successfully approach the target building, we must block all enemy firepower, preventing them from surfacing and firing.

There was only a sliver of hope then; otherwise, we would only become sitting ducks for the enemy.

Personally, I think it's almost impossible to do this in small squads. Coordination can't be perfect, and there will inevitably be gaps in firepower. The enemy will take the opportunity to counterattack, and a forced raid will result in heavy casualties.

The best solution is to deploy heavy artillery to bombard the building and destroy it completely.

Alternatively, waiting until nightfall, under the cover of darkness, could significantly reduce the risk and greatly increase the chances of sneaking over undetected.

As expected of Wu Zhe, a top student who seeks stability, he not only grasped the key points but also analyzed the pros and cons and offered what he considered the most reasonable solution.

"First of all, you are right. The only way is to block the enemy's firepower. As long as the enemy can't fire, it doesn't matter whether there is cover or not."

Jackie Chan first acknowledged Wu Zhe's answer, then changed the subject, saying, "However, the battlefield is ever-changing. As a counter-terrorism special operations unit, the problems we have to deal with are complex situations that ordinary units cannot handle."

The combat missions you need to carry out are unpredictable; they will never occur according to the conditions you desire.

It exists in any hypothetical scenario, and it may also exist at a point you would never expect.

In case terrorists take hostages, or if the building is of great value and cannot be destroyed, or if the situation is urgent and immediate action is required.

Given that we can only move around, as a counter-terrorism special operations team specifically designed to tackle tough challenges, we must resolutely and effectively complete this mission.

The Hellfire tactic I'm about to teach you is characterized by its fierce and powerful suppressive firepower; it's an advanced tactic developed specifically for this situation.

"As long as you can master the tactics and achieve perfect, seamless teamwork, suppressing the firepower of an entire building will only require one squad."

Jackie Chan's words were full of confidence, which piqued the curiosity of all the trainees.

I'm curious about what kind of tactical coordination could perfectly suppress the enemy's firepower across an entire building and successfully complete the advance without cover.

Even Wu Zhe, who was quite skeptical just now, now had a bit more anticipation.

"Alright, now I'll start making arrangements. Let's assume this line is the attack point..."

Jackie Chan drew a horizontal line on the ground with lime, about 10 meters long, and drew a vertical line on each side.

"You three groups will stay behind the line, assuming you are preparing to hide behind cover."

Once the battle officially begins, Wu Zhe, you lead your first group out and stand against the left wall in a horizontal line, firing at the enemy in the tactical field with full firepower.

Don't try to conserve bullets. Pull the trigger, keep your aim down the crosshair, and just unleash all the bullets.

The order in which the personnel come out must be: first the gunners, then the light machine gunners who have more bullets, and they need to start firing immediately after they come out, followed by the teammates who come out later.

There are a few more things to remember.

Always shoot from a crouching position. By reducing the exposed area of ​​your body and the size of the target's aim, even if you miss one or two spots, the probability of hitting the enemy will be greatly reduced if they hurriedly peek out to fire.

After firing, be sure to shout "Reload!" to prepare for the other teams to continue firing.

Jackie Chan personally guided and adjusted the formation, ensuring that the first group was positioned in a straight line against the corner of the wall, with all gun barrels pointing towards the tactical field.

"The Type 95 rifle has a rate of fire of 600 rounds per minute, and can fire in 3 seconds of fully automatic fire."

Wu Liuyi, you and your second team must emerge from behind cover within these three seconds, rush to the center position, and take over the firepower from the first team.

"Okay, I'll start the timer now. Get ready, 3, 2, 1, go!"

Upon hearing Jackie Chan's order, Wu Liuyi immediately led his team to leap forward quickly, arriving at the center and attempting to assume a crouching position.

Perhaps it was because it was my first time playing the Infernal tactic, and I was too excited because I wasn't familiar with the process.

Wu Liuyi's second group took their positions in a very chaotic manner.

The five men charged out in a line, quite fast, but when they stopped and crouched down to take up their guns, the scene became very chaotic.

The person in front was running too fast and couldn't brake in time, so their foot slipped and they landed on their bottom.

The person behind didn't calculate the distance properly and slowed down in advance, crashing headfirst into the backside of the teammate in front, causing both of them to lose their balance.

The second group of 5 people came out, and the 5 of them burst into tears.

They made a spectacle of themselves like clowns, and even Jackie Chan couldn't stand it anymore. He walked over and kicked each of them in the butt to teach them a lesson.

He scolded, "It's only 5 meters, you can walk across in three seconds, why are you so agitated? Don't you know how to calculate the distance in your mind?"

Go back and start over. You can begin the next step only after you've mastered the basics.

After being thoroughly berated by Jackie Chan, Wu Liuyi could only lead his team back, looking dejected, to re-enter the stage and take their places once more.

Three kind words are no match for a slap on the wrist.

That's absolutely right.

The second group, who were kicked and scolded by Jackie Chan, were fine the second time they appeared, and the previous situation did not repeat itself.

The Ace of Spades is a top soldier for everyone, so it's no surprise that Jackie Chan has such a strong learning ability.

Continuing from above, it said: "The second group is in position, still in full-firepower mode. Just focus on outputting firepower and unleash your firepower on any possible enemy positions in front of you."

While the second group is suppressing fire, the first group needs to perform two synchronized actions.

First, move forward for three seconds. The speed of movement does not have to be fast, but it must be steady. Once three seconds are up, you must immediately crouch down and fire.

The firing method is different from the first time; I'll tell you how to do it later.

Secondly, a reloading must be completed while moving forward.

After explaining the attack procedures for the second and first groups, Jackie Chan went to the rightmost preparation point and said, "Tuo Yonggang, during the three seconds it takes for the second group to fire, your third group needs to repeat the actions of the first group."

That is, they come out from behind the cover, line up in a row at the starting point, and aim their guns at the target building in front of them.

However, you need to remember that your firing method has changed and is completely different from the first group. It will be divided into two phases of firing.

You come out from behind the cover, I'll only give you 1.5 seconds, and the breaching gunners will only have 0.5 seconds.

With the remaining 1.5 seconds, fire at the target using a rapid-response, precise single-shot firing method, followed by a second group firing at full power.

The light machine gunners fired short bursts to help suppress the exposed areas.

What you need to do in this process can be summarized as a game of whack-a-mole.

If any enemy dares to show their face and fire at the target building, you must find them immediately and launch an attack.

Never give an enemy who peeks out to fire any opportunity to aim and shoot.

(End of this chapter)