Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 269 You're Treating Human Life Like Grass (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

Jackie Chan's Death Courage Training is his own creation, and its function and significance are just like its name.

Veterans who have experienced real combat, faced bullets and bullets, and felt death.

This training is useless!

It is only suitable for newcomers who have no real combat experience. It is specifically designed to train newcomers' courage in the face of death, thereby indirectly improving their combat effectiveness.

Human beings' fear of death stems from instinct, but instinct can be overcome through learning.

The Lone Wolf B team consists of newcomers with no real combat experience. They will definitely be afraid when facing death, which may lead to accidents during operations.

As long as they can overcome their fear of death and have the courage to face it.

This kind of accident can be eliminated!

Ultimately, all military training subjects are a process of eliminating unexpected events and increasing the probability of survival; this is the essence of military training.

The more unexpected situations a team eliminates, the higher its chances of survival.

The higher his combat power will be.

Jackie Chan's unique training method involves making trainees face and experience death directly, but without actually killing them, so that they can increase their courage through repeated near-death experiences.

The specific implementation method is very scientific, but in the eyes of those who do not understand it, it is simply disregarding human life.

The first step is to have the trainees put on diving suits and stay 30 centimeters underwater, with their eyes looking at the surface through the water.

To prevent trainees from escaping out of fear, they will be secured with ropes and handcuffs.

Then, the people on the shore fired bullets at a 23-degree angle at the head of the trainee underwater from four meters away.

The Type 95 rifle has an effective range of 400 meters. This is data that every lone wolf knows by heart. Being hit in the head by a direct shot within 400 meters will definitely kill you. This is common sense that is ingrained in your bones.

When Jackie Chan shoots at them from four meters away, their brains frantically tell them that being hit like that will definitely kill them.

Driven by a frenzied will to survive, Jackie Chan wouldn't let them leave, and started shooting wildly at them with a gun.

Can be imagined.

How much fear must they have felt at the moment Jackie Chan fired the gun?

Lone wolves and people of this era may know a little about how water can slow down bullets, but they certainly don't know much, and they may not even be sure.

It's even less likely that the range of a bullet underwater would decrease by nearly a thousand times.

Furthermore, the faster the warhead flies, the greater its drag will be, and the shorter its firing distance will be.

For example, in water deeper than two meters, handgun bullets travel at a slow speed, allowing them to travel two meters underwater while maintaining their integrity.

The AK47's supersonic rifle bullets lose kinetic energy after 0.7 meters and completely disintegrate.

If you shoot from above the water towards below, and it's a vertical shot, a pistol bullet can penetrate 2 meters deep and even pierce the skin, but it will be stopped by the muscle layer.

A supersonic bullet can only travel less than 1.5 meters before the warhead breaks down due to drag and completely loses its forward momentum.

All of these tests have one condition: they must be conducted at or below a depth of two meters underwater.

Jackie Chan used a death courage training method that required trainees to be able to clearly see the entire process of a rifle being aimed at their head and then being shot.

Two meters underwater is definitely not enough; you can't see anything at that distance.

There is no visual impact.

The training effect will be much worse.

So Jackie Chan designed a special angle, allowing the bullet to enter the water at a 23-degree angle. By utilizing the tension of the water at a greater angle, the resistance of the bullet was increased, causing it to lose kinetic energy more quickly.

This way, trainees only need to be 30 centimeters underwater to avoid injury.

You can also clearly see the entire shooting process.

Being shot by a rifle 30 centimeters underwater will further increase the fear of death, thus enhancing the training effect.

Jackie Chan's unique training method is based on a large number of experiments from his previous life.

First, the "Message Terminator" program conducted a comprehensive test, which inspired Jackie Chan in his previous life. He then began to think about it and came up with the "Courage to Die" training.

In subsequent special training exercises, it was actually implemented without a single accident.

Otherwise, he wouldn't dare to do this.

This kind of training can really kill someone if there's even the slightest accident.

There weren't many idle people in this era who dedicated themselves to conducting various experiments.

Being shot repeatedly in the head with a rifle at a depth of only 30 centimeters underwater was an act that completely overturned their understanding of the world.

They were absolutely certain in their minds that being beaten like that would definitely kill them.

So they must be afraid, truly terrified.

Only then will the training effect be optimal!

Jackie Chan is confident that through this training, he can make the Lone Wolf B group scream in terror, turning them into warriors of steel through constant fear.

To ensure the smooth execution of this training session, Jackie Chan communicated with the wolves and gray wolves in advance.

Upon hearing that Jackie Chan was going to use a rifle to shoot at Lone Wolf Team B, and that the distance was only four meters, the two men stared at Jackie Chan in astonishment, their expressions conveying only three words: "Are you crazy?"

Jackie Chan couldn't tell them that he had participated in the training many times in his past lives, so he had to tell a lie.

"Is it really that surprising? Our A-team has been using this in our regular training for a long time; it's one of our standard training subjects. Don't you guys have the courage to practice it?"

Jackie Chan used an unexpected tone, along with a hint of sarcasm, to provoke the wild wolf and the gray wolf.

This move was truly effective!

Lone wolves do indeed undergo courage training, which is combined with trust training.

This involves standing on a platform one meter high, leaning backward, and letting your companions below catch you. This exercise trains both courage and trust.

However, compared to Jackie Chan's training, the courage and trust training is incredibly low-level.

It feels like kids playing house!

"There will also be training that combines courage and trust, which I will arrange later. But before that, we need to train them to face death with courage. This is the foundation of all training and the basis for all subsequent training."

Jackie Chan's attitude was very firm, adopting a stance that the "courage to die" training was a must, and he would not teach it if it wasn't done.

Wild Wolf and Gray Wolf were genuinely worried that something might happen. Every member of Lone Wolf Team B was their precious treasure, the hope for the future of the Lone Wolf Commando.

But Jackie Chan has already made his point clear and indicated that it has already been implemented in Team A.

If the two of them still disagree to go, it means that Lone Wolf is worse than Team A, and they are all a bunch of cowards and spineless men.

This is unacceptable to wild wolves and gray wolves!

Faced with both concerns and the inability to lose face, the gray wolf came up with what he considered a good idea.

That means letting him be the first to try out the game, and only after confirming that the bullets really can't kill or hurt anyone, will the lone wolves from Group B be allowed to go on stage.

Although Jackie Chan is confident that there will be no surprises.

However, Jackie Chan greatly admired Grey Wolf's spirit of sacrifice; he was indeed a veteran who had served for more than ten years and participated in actual combat.

The Grey Wolf perfectly exemplifies the spirit of leadership in the military.

Wild Wolf initially disagreed with Gray Wolf's participation. After fighting and forming a commando team together for more than ten years, the relationship between Wild Wolf and Gray Wolf had transcended that of superior and subordinate.

However, he couldn't win against the wolf's determination, and Jackie Chan assured him that nothing would happen and he would take full responsibility if anything did.

The wolf reluctantly agreed!

With the training program confirmed, Jackie Chan immediately began searching for venues and setting up training facilities, getting things done in a flurry of activity.

In essence, the work boils down to two things.

One step is to find a place with a water depth of three meters, and then to build the corresponding training facilities.

Fortunately, the Wolf Fang Base had an indoor swimming pool, which perfectly met all of Jackie Chan's needs. The only thing left to do was to build the supporting training facilities.

First, we set up a shooting position on the shore, then we drilled holes in the ground, installed expansion bolts, connected a steel pipe, and built a gun mount on it.

A Type 95 assault rifle is fixed in this gun mount position.

Then, extend the gun rack more than four meters into the pool, drill expansion bolts in the water to erect a steel pipe, and mark the head on the steel pipe at a 23-degree angle to the water. Several iron frames are used for support.

This allows them to bind the trainees to the bottom like nails to Jesus after they go into the water, making them unable to move at all.

Fix the position of the gun and then fix the position of the head so that the bullet will enter the water at a 23-degree angle when shooting during training.

Scientific training requires scientific methods; one must never be half-hearted.

This is the core of Jackie Chan's training methods as an instructor!

To make things easier, he stood on the shore with his gun, thinking he could find a 23-degree angle to shoot from the water. He also let the students underwater go down by themselves, etc.

In Jackie Chan's eyes, these are all uncertain factors and absolutely cannot be used.

With the training ground setup complete, the Grey Wolves were the first to take the field.

On that day, several of the veterans of Lone Wolf Group A arrived. White Wolf and Black Wolf helped Gray Wolf put on his diving suit, while Sky Wolf and Earth Wolf secured Gray Wolf to the underwater steel frame.

Jackie Chan loaded live ammunition into a gun on the shore and aimed it at the gray wolf's head underwater.

The moment the gun was pointed at his head, Gray Wolf's veteran instincts told him to dodge, but his body was tightly bound and he couldn't move at all.

There was no way to break free; the rifle was right in front of him.

The thought of being hit in the head with live ammunition immediately made Gray Wolf, a veteran of over a decade, so nervous that his pupils dilated and his survival instincts kicked in.

The moment Jackie Chan fired the gun, he watched as the muzzle flashed and the bullet whizzed into the water, flying towards him in a visible manner.

Even the gray wolf, with over a decade of combat experience, was so terrified at that moment that he jumped around like a disco ball.

The extreme fear of being on the verge of death, the fear of watching himself die on the verge of death, made Gray Wolf break out in a cold sweat in an instant.

His muscles even started trembling, and he was so scared he almost peed his pants.

The feeling of death was too intense!

Even during the Vietnam War, when Grey Wolf fought the enemy hand-to-hand with real weapons, amidst bloodshed and smoke, he never felt such a strong sense of death.

The members of Group A, including Wild Wolf on the shore, were also chilled to the bone by this scene. They broke out in a cold sweat, their hearts were clenched, and they even stopped breathing.

(End of this chapter)