Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 176 This is called an unequal war! (Please subscribe)

Before they knew it, it was 10 p.m., and the three individuals under close surveillance walked out of the command center and entered the same tent.

Having found the tent where the military commander was resting, Jackie Chan's chances of winning increased even further.

Next, we need to focus on the guards within the team, not only remembering each stationed sentry but also each pair of mobile patrols.

They analyzed the data and determined the optimal route that would allow them to avoid all guards' line of sight.

12 pm.

The Red Army headquarters, having ended a day of hustle and bustle, fell into complete silence.

Apart from a few pairs of guards on patrol, there was no one else in the entire camp, and most of the camp lights were off.

Even though the campsite was shrouded in darkness at night, it was still crystal clear in Jackie Chan's eyes.

In this lush green world, you can clearly see everyone.

Midnight was the hardest time to get through; waves of drowsiness began to creep into Jackie Chan and the others' minds, reminding them that their bodies needed rest.

but.

Jackie Chan's team consists of seasoned veterans who have undergone systematic training in the A-team and have ample experience in combating fatigue.

With a strong will and a few tricks, I easily made it to 2:55 a.m.

"Five minutes until the operation begins. Everyone, change the batteries in your night vision goggles, check the condition of your equipment and weapons, prepare climbing ropes, and so on. All preparations before the operation must be completed."

Jackie Chan reminded the team members of Group One, then called out over the radio: "Calling Group Two, this is Group One, please respond if you hear me, over."

"Second group received, all done," Wu Zhe replied immediately.

It was his first time participating in a decapitation operation, and he was so excited that he couldn't sleep at all.

"Start the operation in 5 minutes. Check your equipment and get ready. Over." Jackie Chan ordered.

"Received, all done!" Wu Zhe replied.

After arranging the pre-operation work, Jackie Chan quickly pulled back the bolt to check if the gun was jammed. After confirming that there were no problems, he put his hand on his head.

I unscrewed the battery cover off the night vision goggles from the right and took out two AA batteries.

I took two new AA batteries out of my backpack, put them back into the night vision goggles, and closed the battery cover to ensure they were fully charged for the next operation.

This prevents the night vision goggles from going black out due to insufficient battery power during operations, thus preventing the user from becoming blind.

The Type 85 low-light night vision goggles are fully enclosed, fitting snugly around the eyes like diving goggles, completely sealing them off. If the lens goes out, the user goes blind.

This is deadly!

While getting the AA batteries, I also took out a bundle of rappelling rope from my backpack, then put the bag aside instead of carrying it on my back.

The decapitation strike was a do-or-die operation; it was a matter of life and death if it failed.

Most of the items are no longer needed!

Jackie Chan had to ensure maximum combat effectiveness, so anything that affected combat effectiveness had to be discarded, with the backpack weighing 20 to 30 kilograms being the first to be discarded.

The other members of the group, like Jackie Chan, quickly checked their firearms and ammunition and replaced the batteries in their night vision goggles.

All preparations were complete, and it was exactly 3 o'clock.

"Let's get started!"

Jackie Chan gave a tactical hand signal, and the team began to move in an orderly manner.

The Spade A group, traveling light and with agile movements, tied one end of the climbing rope to a rock at the top of the cliff, wrapped the rope around their bodies, and used a carabiner to create a slow-down knot. The five of them slid down the cliff at once.

With feet planted firmly on the cliff face to stabilize the body, the rope is slowly lowered using both hands.

Jackie Chan and the other four team members were very steady, maintaining a standard speed as they slowly slid down the cliff, being extremely careful with each step.

To prevent large rocks from falling and making a loud noise that would attract the attention of guards and sentries.

Sliding up the cliff at night is very discreet. The camouflage uniforms of the Old A team are very similar in color to the cliff face, and they may not be able to see them clearly even during the day, let alone in the pitch black of night.

But it's only concealed in terms of visibility!

If the falling rock is large and makes a loud noise when it hits the ground, the guards and sentries might hear it and come over to check what's going on.

A sneak attack must not be detected by the enemy; once detected, it's almost certain death.

Jackie Chan and the other four who were descending were very cautious, while the remaining five people waiting on the mountaintop were very anxious, their eyes fixed on the area below the cliff.

If any abnormal situation is discovered, it should be immediately reported to Jackie Chan and others.

Fortunately, it ended without any serious harm.

It took nearly two minutes for Jackie Chan and his five companions to land safely at the bottom of the cliff, after a period of carefulness and caution.

Jackie Chan gave a thumbs-up, indicating that the situation was normal and they could come down.

He then gave a tactical hand signal to the first five team members to disperse and provide cover for the second group of team members.

The Red Army probably never imagined that the plot of the movie would happen to them.

There was very little vigilance on this side of the cliff; the nearest sentry was more than 30 meters away, and it was just a single sentry.

A short while later.

The second batch of four team members from Group 1 also came down, and the process went very smoothly.

After all, they were all seasoned veterans with solid basic skills. Before Jackie Chan proposed the training model reform, they had all learned these kinds of basic skills.

After practicing climbing up and down houses for a year or two, it can be quite useful in certain situations.

Take cliff rappelling, for example!

The advantages were fully demonstrated, and even on such a steep and dangerous cliff, everyone was able to descend without making a single mistake.

A sniper team member remained on the mountaintop, using the advantageous terrain to provide visual feedback.

In the unlikely event that a fight breaks out, a sneak attack will have to be replaced by a forced assault. The snipers left on the mountaintop can provide strong and precise fire support.

Now that the other nine members of the group have gone down, he can still do the cleanup work on the mountaintop.

For example, helping to release climbing ropes stuck to rocks.

Even though the climbing rope is tied with a slipknot, the rope will come loose and fall down if the team members who come down later grab the rope and shake it a few times.

However, if someone is helping from above, the rope can be pulled up much faster.

Once the climbing rope falls down from above, the team members below the cliff gather it up and hide it to prevent it from being discovered by any mobile sentries that might be patrolling nearby.

Jackie Chan made a gesture to gather everyone together.

The team members quickly gathered around, and Jackie Chan began assigning tasks using tactical hand signals.

The group was then divided into two smaller groups.

Jackie Chan personally led the first group, whose target was the tents where the division commander, chief of staff, and political commissar were located, as well as the tents where the deputy division commander and other officers lived.

The main task is "people"!

We should try our best to wipe out the Red Army command headquarters and eliminate all the personnel in the command structure.

The second group's objective is to destroy buildings and equipment. They need to sneak into the largest tent in the camp and destroy all the equipment in the division command post.

This completely cut off the division headquarters from communication, making it impossible to communicate with subordinates and severing all ties with the Red Army units. Even if someone were to take over command, it would be useless.

After assigning their respective tasks, Jackie Chan extended his right hand.

It means if there's no problem, just put your hand on it!

The action plan was already known before departure, and this is just the final check before the operation. The team members are not so badly forgetful.

Nine hands were stacked together to confirm that there were no problems with any of them.

"action!"

Jackie Chan issued the formal order to take action.

The Ace of Spades team immediately split into two groups, forming two all-view advance formations, and entered the Red Army's general command camp in two separate routes.

The key to a sneak attack is to be silent and stealthy, like a ghost. Avoid fighting if possible, and try to avoid it whenever possible.

The Ace of Spades team, equipped with low-light night vision goggles, had a unique advantage in night battles, making it an unequal battle in terms of visibility.

The dark camp was as bright and clear as daytime for the Ace of Spades squad.

The Red Army's sentries and guards, on the other hand, were not so luxurious. They were not equipped with night vision goggles and had to rely on their naked eyes and flashlights at night.

The equipment gap between the two sides is too large!

Don't say this is what China was like in the late 90s; it would be the same even if we went back 20 years.

Domestic grassroots troops also lack night vision goggles, not because the technology is inadequate or anything, but simply because it's simply impossible for them to afford them.

Military-grade night vision goggles are too expensive to be deployed.

The US has consistently had the world's largest military budget, but it doesn't have the money to equip its entire army with night vision goggles.

With the advantage of night vision goggles, the Ace of Spades team can spot all guards and sentries in advance and then take timely evasive or concealment measures.

The massive Red Army headquarters, with its thousands of personnel, failed to detect that it had been infiltrated by the enemy.

As a seasoned special forces instructor, Jackie Chan could easily find a division command post; it was like strolling through his own backyard.

If it weren't for the fact that there were quite a few people being beheaded this time, and that the exercise couldn't actually kill them.

To prevent the "corpses" killed first from running around and making subsequent operations ineffective, someone needed to watch over the "corpses" to prevent the Red Army from cheating.

Even if Jackie Chan were to sneak in alone with a death wish, he could turn the Red Army headquarters upside down.

One person can carry out a decapitation strike!

What is a strategic unit? A strategic unit is one whose individual can threaten an entire enemy division and change the course of a battle.

It's completely different from tactics.

With ample experience and the advantage of night vision equipment, they are overwhelmed by the combined strengths of these two attributes.

Jackie Chan led four team members stealthily, avoiding all guards and sentries, without alerting anyone, and successfully reached the outside of the cadres' tent.

A table was set up outside the cadres' tent, and two guards sat behind the table as on guard duty.

Jackie Chan quietly circled around from behind the tent and delivered a karate chop to each of the two guards who were staring straight ahead.

The two guards didn't even utter a sound; they simply tilted their heads and slumped onto the table.

The four members of Team 1, who were hiding in the shadows, were all prisoners who had been captured alive by Jackie Chan. Now, seeing this scene with their own eyes, they finally understood everything.

Under what circumstances did they suddenly black out and faint?

That's how Jackie Chan messes up relationships.

Seeing Jackie Chan's skillful karate strike to knock out the opponent, the four of them couldn't help but admire him from the bottom of their hearts. His karate technique alone was something they could only dream of.

It takes several years to learn!

To accurately knock someone unconscious with a hand chop is actually much more difficult than you might imagine.

Many people won't use it unless absolutely necessary.

Because of incorrect positioning, angle, force, etc., a chop to the neck might not knock the enemy unconscious, but instead wake them up.

It's like saying, "Hey bro, look, I'm right behind you."

That would be hilarious!

(End of this chapter)