Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 161 Killing House Rescue Operation

Guns must not be pointed at people; this is a basic military regulation, which is why the battalion commander was so surprised.

But Jackie Chan ignored this regulation!

"That's right. I developed the paintball gun to shoot people. If it can't be used to shoot people, why would I go through all that trouble to develop it?" Jackie Chan explained, shrugging.

"Well……"

The captain, Railway, was speechless, and could only scream in his heart: It seems... that's really the case.

Considering Jackie Chan's confidence and seeing the several red marks on Xu Sanduo's buttocks, it was guessed that he must have already tried it before.

Captain Tie Lu was completely relieved.

With Yuan Lang's help, several paintballs were loaded, and three shots were fired at Xu Sanduo's buttocks.

Seeing the marks left by the bullets on his buttocks, and the fact that Xu Sanduo's buttocks would twitch each time he was hit, it was clear that he was in pain.

Captain Tie Lu said with satisfaction, "Good, very good design. The feel is exactly the same as a real gun. How about the range?"

"Reporting to the captain, this is a training gun specifically for close-quarters combat indoors, so its effective range is 10 meters, and its maximum range is 15 meters. It won't work beyond that," Jackie Chan reported.

"With an effective range of 10 meters, it is certainly sufficient. It can greatly improve performance in indoor exercises and training, and it is definitely a groundbreaking training device."

The captain said "absolutely" twice, clearly showing he was tempted.

He asked expectantly, "Are there still any of these guns? If so, we'll switch to paintball guns for all of A Team's combat training from now on, so that A Team's overall strength can be improved."

"I'm afraid that won't work. We don't have that many. We only have enough for our team right now," Jackie Chan said regretfully.

"Why? Such a good thing, why not produce more of it? Is it difficult to manufacture?" Captain Railway asked in confusion.

The production difficulty is not high, the main problem is that the manual processing efficiency in the repair shop is too low.

"Huh? These were made by the repair shop? Didn't you bring them from the military industrial institute? Or were they made and sent from the military uniform research institute?" the captain asked in surprise.

"We considered sending it up there, but we were worried that the approval process for a production test would take too long, maybe a year or two, so we gave up. Anyway, the production difficulty wasn't high, so we put it at the repair shop," Yuan Lang explained.

"You two are really messing around. Don't you know you should come to me?"

The captain, with an air of authority, sternly criticized, "I'll let it slide this time, but don't let it happen again. Prepare a copy of the design drawings for me later."

"Yes, Captain."

Jackie Chan answered in a loud voice, but in his mind he was thinking: How the hell was I supposed to know you had such strong connections that you could even change the rules of military research institutes and military academies?

"I'll check the actual combat effectiveness again. Jackie Chan, you go down and organize the training now," the captain said expectantly.

"Okay, I'll arrange it right away."

Jackie Chan, who had been waiting for so long for the paintball guns, was also eager to see how they would perform, so he immediately went down to organize people to make preparations.

The modules for the Killing House had already been completed, and Jackie Chan gave Qi Huan a diagram of the assembly scene.

He personally guided him through the office building scene, familiarizing him with how the Killing House was assembled and what scene modules were available.

That way, next time we only need to provide Qi Huan with the scene diagram, and he can bring his people over to complete the assembly.

After assembling the Killing House scene, the next step is to place the sparring partners.

Jackie Chan organized a reserve team of eight members, and had seven of them each take a set of paintball guns, including the guns, magazines, goggles, and bulletproof vests.

Next, I explained the scene script to them.

This is a simulation of a hostage situation involving multiple armed thugs in an office building.

One person plays the role of a hostage, while the other seven play the roles of armed criminals, controlling the hostage and holding him hostage in the killing house.

As for how they should specifically portray armed thugs, Jackie Chan let them improvise freely.

They then organized the Ace of Spades squad to begin training, with five-person teams entering the killing house at a time, with the goal of safely rescuing the hostages.

How many criminals are there? In which room is the hostage? What is the layout of the room?

Not a single clue will be provided!

The Ace of Spades team members could only rely on their own abilities and the CQB techniques they had learned over the past two months to outwit and outmaneuver the armed criminals.

The Ace of Spades team undergoes intensive training, while the reserve team merely serves as sparring partners, and those eliminated are the weakest members.

Theoretically, the strength of 5 Ace of Spades players is roughly equivalent to that of 7 armed players.

Only when half a catty is matched with eight ounces can the training objective be achieved.

Bringing in a few experienced CQB veterans who have never learned CQB only to have them easily crushed by the Ace of Spades squad is not the effect Jackie Chan wanted to achieve.

Moreover, it serves as an upgraded version of live-action simulated combat CQB, following the foundational training in tactical training.

To make training more effective, all combat scenarios in the Killing House are disabled.

That is, one group enters to conduct training, while the other two groups, unlike those in the tactical field, cannot watch from the pedestrian bridge. The pedestrian bridge in the Killing House does not belong to the team members.

Furthermore, the groups that had completed their training were all arranged to rest on the other side of the killing house.

They were isolated from the teams in the standby area, preventing them from exchanging information and ensuring that each team faced the same situation.

Once the sparring partners inside the killing house were in place, Yuan Lang and the captain went to the overpass to watch the battle.

Jackie Chan, who was also on duty, gave the order: "First team, hostage rescue operation begins."

Upon receiving the order, Wu Zhe immediately led his team to set off. Each person was equipped with a pair of goggles, a paintball gun, a bulletproof vest, a tactical backpack containing various supplies, and three full paintball magazines.

The rescue operation at the Killing House began right at the entrance.

The tightly closed door of the killing house became the first hurdle that Wu Zhe's team needed to overcome.

After more than a month of training in the tactical field, every Ace of Spades student knows at least three ways to break through the defense, and the firepower scorer has even mastered them.

Each person is proficient in one skill and multiple abilities!

Wu Zhe and the others quickly formed a formation, and the skilled breaching team members skillfully came up to break down the goal.

Since it's the first door you enter, there could be countless complex situations behind it, and there might even be booby traps hidden inside the door.

Therefore, Wu Zhe's group kept in mind what Jackie Chan taught them: stop once they broke the lock.

They didn't push the door open and went straight in.

Instead, the team member standing on the hinge side of the door pressed against the wall, pressed his hand against the door with his back to it, and slowly pushed it open, while observing the top, bottom, and four sides of the door as he pushed.

If any guy wires or similar items are found, stop immediately and remove them.

If no booby traps are found, Wu Zhe's team will all take safe positions, with walls providing cover so that explosions won't harm them.

At most, the hand that was resting on the door was injured by shrapnel from the explosion.

This is only the beginning of the Killing House training, and since the training was started rather hastily, Jackie Chan didn't arrange anything too complicated.

There were no booby traps at the entrance.

They successfully opened all the doors, and then it was the assault soldier Xu Sanduo's turn to take the stage.

In the past month or so, Xu Sanduo has completed hundreds of corner-cutting training sessions, and his corner-cutting technique has become incredibly refined.

Unlike the first time when I was clueless, now every cell in my body exudes professionalism.

As Xu Sanduo walked halfway through the arc-shaped criterion, he spotted a thug. His reaction was incredibly fast; he fired his gun immediately.

The first shot hit the assailant's left shoulder, the second shot hit the middle of his chest, and the third shot hit his left eye.

Thankfully, I was wearing goggles!

Otherwise, with the Mozambique shooting method taught by Jackie Chan, every shot would inevitably hit the head, and even the weakest paintball would be too much for the eyes to handle.

After defeating the enemy, Xu Sanduo remained calm and continued to complete the remaining corner cutting.

After reaching the other side of the door, he first changed to a fully loaded magazine, then extended three fingers and pulled them back one by one until he had pulled back the last one before going inside.

This is also one of the tactical languages ​​taught by Jackie Chan, which allows for silent coordination and matching.

Xu Sanduo entered the house as an assault soldier, followed closely by the others in a standard CQB formation. The whole process was smooth and visually impressive.

Even the last medic in the guerrilla unit, who was lying on the ground and "dead," didn't forget to finish him off.

Because close-range shooting is extremely dangerous, a shot to the head can be very dangerous, and Jackie Chan specifically instructed him to prepare a heart shot before the exercise.

The medical support personnel did not forget Jackie Chan's request and steadily delivered a final shot to the heart.

For the first time, Captain Railway witnessed firsthand how smooth and fluid the tactics were, aggressive yet stable, demonstrating a professional approach to indoor combat.

I was completely captivated.

I couldn't bear to look away!

Watching Wu Zhe's team progress like a highly coordinated war machine, each member performing their duties in an orderly manner.

They cleared out each room along the way, and every criminal was found and killed.

They didn't give the criminals a single chance.

Until they finally found the room where the hostage was, and faced with the criminals in the house using the hostage as a threat, they did not obediently hand over their guns like in the movies, and were put in an extremely passive situation.

Instead, they decisively used flashbangs to suppress the enemy and then forced their way in.

A spirit of bravery and fierceness arises!

After successfully eliminating the criminals inside the house, Wu Zhe's team quickly completed the scene cleanup and verified the identities of the hostages before evacuating through the back door with the hostages.

The entire process lasted less than 5 minutes and could be described as a feast for the eyes.

(End of this chapter)