Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 263 Lone Wolf Team A's Terrible Performance (Please Subscribe)

Zhuang Yan and the others underwent a gas baptism for the second time, and the process was just as painful as the first time.

The body develops tolerance over a long period of time, not overnight; the effects of one or two training sessions are not obvious.

Only when the units are in increments of ten will there be subtle changes!

After the four-minute training session ended, the wolf cubs were exhausted again in the dormitory, and the Lone Wolf A team had to help carry them out.

It was even worse than last time when we came out; everyone looked like they were about to die.

Jackie Chan understands scientific training and knows how to control the training duration within a certain threshold range to achieve the best training effect without causing any accidents.

After all this trouble...

It was only a little past six in the morning, which perfectly matched the time for morning exercises.

Jackie Chan handed the team over to Gray Wolf, instructing him to lead the wolf cubs in morning exercises, washing up, and eating breakfast so that they could proceed with their morning training.

7:30 in the morning!

The wolf cubs have fully recovered; it has to be said that young bodies recover quickly. They have begun their professional training this morning.

Jackie Chan was originally prepared to go on stage himself, but Gray Wolf said that they, the Lone Wolves, had an "initiation ceremony".

It is specifically stipulated that every member who joins Lone Wolf must undergo an initiation ceremony to allow new members to experience the power of Lone Wolf.

"Alright, let's do it then."

Lone Wolf has his own unique rules, which Jackie Chan couldn't easily object to. He also took the opportunity to experience Lone Wolf's so-called initiation ceremony firsthand.

Despite Jackie Chan's skepticism!

The gray wolf led the wolf cubs to the anti-terrorism training room, outside one of the training rooms that looked like a living room, and said to the wolf cubs: "The first lesson for joining the team is called the initiation ceremony, which every lone wolf must go through."

Now, all of you, go inside, find a seat wherever you like, do whatever you're doing, don't be too reserved, and then just wait.

"An initiation ceremony? Is it going to involve opening champagne?" the ostrich said with a grin.

"It will give you an unforgettable memory," the gray wolf replied mysteriously.

"Go inside and do whatever you want, which means do whatever you want. But what if you break something? Do you have to pay for it?" The sanitation worker had a unique perspective.

"Damage sustained during normal training doesn't require your compensation. However, if it's due to some foolish behavior, then you must compensate us."

As the gray wolf spoke, he looked to his left, where the ostrich was fiddling with a mannequin. Startled, the ostrich quickly let go of it.

He even dreamed of using his demobilization pay to become an international photographer and travel the world.

I don't want all my discharge pay to be deducted!

"Alright, everyone, go inside."

After speaking, Gray Wolf walked to the side and went to make preparations with Coyote and the others.

The wolf cubs sparsely entered the training room, completely unaware of what the induction ceremony was, and wandered around the room with curiosity.

They were chatting casually, creating a very relaxed atmosphere.

Seeing Tom and Jerry on TV, a group of men sat on the sofa, on the floor, or even stood up, watching with great interest.

Just as they were getting engrossed in watching, things took a turn for the better.

Suddenly the door was opened from the outside, and a training grenade was thrown in.

Before the wolf cubs could react, the five members of Lone Wolf Group A rushed into the house and launched an attack on the six members of Lone Wolf Group B.

The coyote slid in on both knees, landing right in the middle of the room.

After coming to a stop, he immediately aimed and fired, hitting the dummy next to Zhuang Yan.

Live ammunition was used.

The dummy's head was hit, and the mixture of sand and cotton stuffing it was sent flying, some of it splashing onto Zhuang Yan's face.

Gray Wolf was the second to rush in. He stepped over the threshold with his left foot and entered the room, but then he did a forward roll, and after rolling once, he half-squatted.

"Snap!"

One shot, one hit.

The top half of the remote control that Geng Jihui was holding had disappeared.

The third one to enter was Sirius.

Gray Wolf rolls forward to the left when he enters the room, while Sky Wolf rolls forward to the right. The basic movements are similar, both involving rolling and then crouching.

He shot at the old gunman's water bottle, piercing it through with a single shot.

The white wolf and the black wolf who came in later were together. The two of them squeezed through the crack in the door at the same time, and then stood up and fired at the target inside the room.

Fortunately, the door was wide enough, and they weren't wearing heavy bulletproof vests.

Otherwise, if the two of them try to squeeze through the door together, they'll definitely end up crammed together at the doorway, stuck in the door frame, with each of them pushing the other.

"This is Lone Wolf's CQB? Holy crap, besides all the fancy stuff, it's a complete pile of crap."

On the high platform outside the counter-terrorism training building, Jackie Chan witnessed the entire CQB bombing raid by Lone Wolf Team A, and his eyes were almost blinded by their actions.

In summary, it can be summed up in one sentence—

It looks cool and impressive, but it's actually all flash and no substance, full of flaws.

Just like the traditional martial arts masters on the internet.

He's all flashy moves and looks great, but he's the kind of guy who'd be down in a single round if he met a real fighter.

For example, why would a coyote slide in like that?

It's good-looking but otherwise useless.

If there are armed terrorists inside, a slide tackle is like feeding them directly into their mouths, causing them to "die on the spot."

Sirius and Grey Wolf are even more bizarre. Why do they have to do a forward roll after entering the door?

If I don't roll over like that, will the bullet not fire?

The entire room is within ten meters, and the field of fire covers every corner as soon as you enter, allowing you to fire immediately.

Once inside, stand on the left and right and shoot; you'll be able to take down the enemy.

But why waste a second to roll forward before shooting? What kind of bizarre operation is this?

If Jackie Chan were a terrorist, he could empty a magazine of bullets into Sirius and Grey Wolf during their tumble.

I won't go into detail about the white wolf and the black wolf that followed.

Synchronized attacks aren't like that. If they encounter a small door, the two of them will definitely bump heads as they enter and fall down together at the doorway.

It's like they're just delivering the food directly!

CQB (Close Quarters Battle) operations prioritize efficiency, meaning that the shortest distance between points is a straight line, so use a straight line to eliminate the enemy in the shortest possible time.

The key is to be decisive and efficient, with lightning-fast attacks.

Lone Wolf's CQB routine, on the other hand, incorporates a lot of useless tactical maneuvers, making it look very flashy and visually appealing.

However, the distance between the points was drawn as an S-shape.

Take the furthest distance between two points.

This completely violates the essence of CQB. If this method is used to rescue people indoors, the speed at which a lone wolf can be selected will definitely not be as fast as the speed at which someone is sacrificed.

No wonder that in the previous combat exercise, Lone Wolf had no chance to fight back against the Ace of Spades.

"CQB played terribly, it was a complete suicide strategy, and they seemed quite proud of it. Their proudest achievement is the one they don't want others to question, so it will probably be very difficult for them to change."

Although Lone Wolf's main battlefield is in the jungles of southern Xinjiang, CQB is rarely used in practice, and the team may not have even fought a high-risk actual battle since its inception.

However, if this isn't corrected, Lone Wolf's Closed Quarters Battle (CQB) is a hidden bomb; it must be changed.

Jackie Chan frowned, thinking to himself how to solve the terrible problem of Lone Wolf CQB being such a mess.

Compared to Jackie Chan, a master of his craft, the performance of Grey Wolf and his crew was simply appalling and had become the first thing Jackie Chan had to revise.

Because Lone Wolf's CQB is all about performance, it can only be used for performances on stage.

It has absolutely no practical use in combat!

But Zhuang Yan and his group of wolf cubs had never seen such an awesome move before; their cool entrance left them completely stunned.

Lone Wolf was using live ammunition, and the bullets whizzed past his body.

The fact that they were training with live ammunition really surprised them.

"Did you see clearly what happened?"

The gray wolf took off the bandit hat from his face and arrogantly swept his gaze over the group of wolf cubs.

"No, I didn't see it clearly, it was too fast," Qiang Xiaowei said, looking terrified.

"I just want to know, how long did it take you to get in?" the ostrich asked, its eyes wide.

"Three seconds!"

The gray wolf held up three fingers, his face full of smugness.

"Three seconds?"

The ostrich was greatly shocked.

Judging from his pitiful special forces awareness on Weibo, his six men were wiped out in three seconds—the speed of their deaths was simply too fast.

Zhuang Yan and the other newbies were also stunned by the timing.

Little did they know that this speed was not fast at all, and could even be described as incredibly slow.

Even Jackie Chan shook his head when he heard this.

If this happened in the 21st century, when shooting games are so prevalent and everyone's playing them to death, taking three seconds to kill an enemy after entering a room would definitely make someone vomit shit.

What is the concept of three seconds?

Those who have played games like Rainbow Six Siege or PUBG are particularly sensitive to this concept.

Because if there are enemies inside, it may take a long time to prepare before an attack, but once you step through the door, it's a matter of life and death.

From the moment you step through the door to the end of the fight, the time will never exceed two seconds.

Two seconds may sound short, but it's actually quite long.

It can blink ten times, fire 20 bullets with a 95mm gun, and run 20 meters...

It will take much longer than you imagine!

In a life-or-death battle where both sides have guns, if you can't kill the enemy in that one second or so, the enemy will kill you.

Never overestimate yourself, and never underestimate your enemy.

From the moment the first assault soldier entered the area to the moment all targets inside the firing base were completed, it took Lone Wolf Team A a total of three seconds.

This is taking way too long!

The daylily buds are all cold!

Even with the cover of stun grenades or defensive grenades, the time they can provide is very limited, at most buying a second or two.

That is, the time it takes for the enemy to be frightened into hiding behind cover, avoiding the destructive power of the grenade explosion, and then to peek out again and aim their gun at the doorway.

This involves a common misconception!

Throw grenades or stun grenades before entering. The main purpose is to startle and confuse the enemy, making them hide behind cover and unable to guard the door. Then, take advantage of the enemy's fright and confusion to rush in.

The lethality is secondary, because there is usually a lot of furniture inside the house, and there are even partitions, so the lethality of the explosion can be easily avoided.

Most people thought it was about lethality, like stunning the enemy or something.

This is actually a misconception!

Unless it's directional explosive munitions that blow the door apart.

Only a massive shockwave generated by a directional blast is enough to knock out people inside a building; even if the blast is delayed by a few seconds, it won't have any effect.

If it's just a grenade.

Don't expect your enemy to be stunned for several seconds, giving you time to unleash your fancy moves.

Adaptive training can make people resistant to the stun effect of stun grenades, which means there is a possibility that the enemy can also resist it. We cannot place our hopes on the enemy being stunned or even killed by the stun.

The enemy was so frightened that they hid and could not guard the gate, so we rushed in and killed them.

This is CQB's breakthrough attack!

(End of this chapter)