Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Lu Tu had already finished explaining the basics. Although Lone Wolf didn't come out of the female soldiers' dormitory, he could hear it clearly through the thin prefabricated room.

So when Yan Poyue came to knock on the door, Lone Wolf opened the door and handed him a handful of rice and a sewing kit.

Skip the basic version and upgrade directly to the advanced version.

Yan Poyue didn't understand what it meant and thought that Lone Wolf wanted him to use some kind of mystical technique. He smiled awkwardly and said, "Don't joke with him. He came here sincerely."

Lone Wolf didn't deliberately keep him in suspense; he went straight to the point and gave him an explanation.

"First, do a hundred push-ups, then stand up and hold your breath. Then, use a needle to carve a flower on rice. You can carve any flower you like. Hold your breath and do micro-carving to practice your hand-eye coordination. It's the most basic and quick way to learn."

Lone Wolf's explanation was very clear and straightforward, but Yan Poyue still felt it was a bit unreliable.

"I had only heard before that in order to train soldiers' emergency response capabilities, they would be made to do strenuous exercise, and then when the soldiers' heart rate was at its highest, they would be ordered to stop exercising without any buffer."

Then scatter a handful of rice on the ground and tell them to pick it up grain by grain. Is your micro-carving practice for hand-eye coordination the same kind of thing?

Hearing Wang Yanpoyue's questioning and the examples he presented, Lone Wolf was not angry. He continued to explain, "Every kind of training has its purpose and targets different aspects. Mine will be more difficult."

It puts a tremendous strain on the trainee's heart, and it can also take you from extreme activity to extreme stillness, creating a tacit understanding between the heart and body.

Rapid-fire shooting involves cycles of extreme stillness and extreme motion. I trained using this method, so I've become fully accustomed to the transitions between the two.

Lone Wolf explained very clearly, but Yan Poyue remained silent with a frown.

He turned around, went back into his dorm room, opened his locker, took something out, and said, "A head-mounted magnifying glass with a front light. It will be of great help to you."

"Thanks!"

Yan Poyue was so eager to improve that he decided to give this method a try, regardless of whether it would work or not. So he took the glasses and left.

I was worried that people would laugh at me when I got back to my dorm because I didn't know if it would work.

Given that it was already lights out, doing push-ups and carving rice in the dormitory would disturb other people's rest, which is very unethical.

So Yan Poyue went to the bathroom and secretly practiced what Lone Wolf had told him.

However, this thing sounds complicated, and it's even more difficult to operate in practice. It's simply impossible to learn it in a short period of time.

Yan Poyue's strong desire to improve made him extremely impatient and agitated.

Jackie Chan could clearly see on the monitor that Yan Poyue, after failing several times, became frustrated and angry, and punched the wall.

"Lights out has already been sounded, and you're still sneaking out to practice carving rice? It's just a ridiculous mess."

Qin Feng was not very satisfied with Yan Poyue's reckless behavior, and was even more worried that his eagerness for quick success would affect his mentality and make things worse in the end.

She wanted to go over and stop Yan Poyue, and send her back to her dormitory to sleep.

However, Jackie Chan stopped him.

Because Jackie Chan noticed that Lone Wolf was still standing by the window, looking towards the bathroom, it was clear that the matter between the two was not over yet.

Out of curiosity, Lone Wolf wondered what method he would use to quickly improve Yan Poyue's shooting skills.

Jackie Chan instructed Qin Feng to grant Yan Poyue special privileges, pretending not to have discovered his affair and letting the two of them develop their relationship, to see how things would unfold.

Qin Feng's curiosity was piqued when he heard Jackie Chan say that.

After thinking about it, I realized it wasn't a big problem, so I agreed.

She calmly expressed her disagreement, not wanting anyone to influence the promising young talent she had chosen. She didn't care at all whether Yan Poyue could grow up.

It is strongly recommended that Qin Feng immediately issue an order for Yan Poyue to go back to sleep and not come out to mess around in the middle of the night.

pity.

In terms of influence in this area, Jackie Chan clearly outshines Calm in every way.

The final development of the matter naturally followed Jackie Chan's lead.

Under the watchful eyes of everyone's surveillance cameras, Yan Poyue struggled for an hour, but his trembling hands from the intense exercise made it impossible for him to carve a complete flower.

He couldn't keep his hands steady, so he couldn't succeed.

Finding himself unable to do it no matter what he did, Yan Poyue had no choice but to run to Lone Wolf for help again.

Despite her seemingly cold demeanor, Lone Wolf is actually a warm-hearted girl at heart, and she chose to help Yan Poyue once again.

And instead of just talking, they took him to the playground and began to teach him by example.

They taught me how to run, how to breathe, and the theory...

Teaching all kinds of things!

Under Lone Wolf's hands-on guidance, Yan Poyue practiced for an hour and made significant progress, even completing a successful carving.

Yan Poyue smiled happily, and Lone Wolf smiled with satisfaction.

Behind the monitor screen, Jackie Chan and his entourage all exchanged knowing glances.

The minor incident at night did not disrupt the training rhythm, and the mobile tactical shooting continued in an orderly manner until the three-day training was completed.

Because of Lone Wolf's private tutoring, Yan Poyue's progress was the fastest among all the students.

In just two days, he has rapidly improved to become the third best student among all students, second only to White Dragon and Lone Wolf, and ahead of all other academies.

The trainees faced their first assessment, which also served as a summary of the three days of training.

To increase the difficulty of the test, Jackie Chan gave Qin Feng a small suggestion: to add a row of industrial fans next to the test site and have people blow sand into the training area to reduce the visibility of the test site.

In a real battlefield, the visibility would certainly be much worse than this.

Increasing the difficulty allows for better replication.

The trainees have generally achieved very good results in the first three days of intensive training, with a pass rate of 100%.

The pass rate has even exceeded 80%.

Jackie Chan's sudden move caught the trainees off guard, resulting in an average drop of over 30% in overall scores.

What if it doesn't meet the standard?

Keep practicing!!

Since they are not used to sandy environments, they should train in sandy environments every day until they can adapt and pass the test.

This training lasted for another four days.

The trainees, covered in dust and dirt every day, and who know how much dust they've ingested, have shown remarkable resilience.

They performed very well during the four days of training and achieved a 100% pass rate.

Just when the trainees thought they were already very strong and could hit all their targets in this environment, they were introduced to an even more advanced moving shooting exercise—

High-speed moving shooting!

This involves securing trainees to off-road vehicles and having them accurately hit ten targets on the road while the vehicles are traveling at 40 kilometers per hour.

Jackie Chan has done similar training many times, the earliest of which can be traced back to the Steel Seventh Company period.

As a machine gunner, Jackie Chan used a machine gun on an armored vehicle to fire at moving targets, and it was an upgraded version of continuous burst fire.

That's much more difficult than this!

of course.

The subject Jackie Chan was practicing at the time was called suppressive shooting. As long as the bullets hit the general area, it was fine. There was no requirement that they had to hit the target.

Jackie Chan's ability to maintain a high accuracy rate is simply due to his exceptional personal skills.

No one else can do it.

This is a skill required only by special forces.

The remaining 22 trainees have just barely managed to pass the mobile tactical shooting course after a lot of hard work.

Now they've come up with something even more difficult, which is really giving all the trainees a headache.

Unfortunately, the trainees were already like lambs on a chopping board; they had to do it even if they couldn't, and no matter how difficult it was, they had to grit their teeth and bite through the bone.

With the foundation laid by mobile tactical shooting, the trainees performed much better than expected.

Hitting eight or more targets out of ten is considered excellent, and hitting seven or more targets out of ten is considered acceptable.

As a professional sniper who is proficient in switching between static and dynamic shooting, Lone Wolf's shooting results are still remarkable.

Even on a high-speed moving military vehicle, it can still easily hit all ten targets.

White Dragon, who had always walked alongside Lone Wolf, finally showed a slight flaw in this segment, ultimately only hitting nine targets.

Although hitting eight or more targets is considered excellent, he is still quite far behind Lone Wolf.

Qin Feng was quite satisfied; this result was already very good.

Bai Long frowned.

Having been far ahead of everyone else since entering the training camp, it's not a happy thing to be overtaken by Lone Wolf.

However, this result, which dissatisfied Bai Long, was already the ceiling for the remaining students.

Of the remaining trainees, only a very small number managed to achieve a passing score of seven targets; the rest failed.

The worst hit only two targets!

Because Yan Poyue found a good teacher, he made the fastest progress in shooting, and his performance in this new subject was equally outstanding.

He was the only one among the remaining twenty trainees to hit eight targets.

Qin Feng couldn't help but look at him with new respect!

Because Jackie Chan knew the whole process and witnessed Qin Feng's rapid progress, his long-held idea was immediately settled.

Jackie Chan plans to learn from Lone Wolf's marksmanship training methods and incorporate them into his own teaching syllabus, so that he can promote them and benefit more soldiers.

Learning techniques from the soldiers below doesn't sound very honorable.

But Jackie Chan didn't care.

"Live and learn" has always been Jackie Chan's philosophy.

Jackie Chan treasures anything that can help trainees or improve the combat effectiveness of the troops, regardless of its origin.

Most trainees couldn't handle the high-speed moving shooting course, and the rest of the process was the same as before.

In a word.

If you can't do it, then practice.

After several more days of hard work, the students were finally able to achieve a passing grade in this subject. Those who failed to pass were eliminated after running out of points.

The trainees are now faced with a new subject.

Having rested long enough, Jackie Chan led his team to personally create a simplified version of the CQB killing room for the trainees.

This allows the trainees present to experience the wonderful aspects of CQB tactics in advance.

Because the trainees have no prior knowledge of CQB, Jackie Chan only set up a simplified version, and the training method was also very simple.

That means forming groups of three trainees, each responsible for a target that appears in the front, middle, or back of the map.

In other words, the trainees at the front are only responsible for the targets that appear directly in front of them; the trainees in the middle are only responsible for the targets that appear on their left and right sides; and the trainees at the back are responsible for the targets that appear behind them.

Three people form a group, each shooting at their own target, and shooting at the wrong target is absolutely not allowed.

Points will be deducted if you make a mistake!

If you fail to hit the target within two seconds, you will also be penalized.

Compared to a complete CQB raid formation, the division of labor is more precise and detailed. Jackie Chan's three-person division of labor method has achieved the ultimate simplification.

Through this training, trainees can get a taste of what tactical teamwork is like in advance.

The trainees have been training for so long, mostly in individual training sessions that have exhausted them physically or in various target practice exercises.

Now, a subject requiring coordination has arrived, which has truly aroused everyone's great interest.

When the trainees were in grassroots units, they had learned some basic tactics courses, such as searching for and clearing the enemy.

Without anyone providing cover or professional CQB techniques.

The trainees had no choice but to use their unique skills and tactical knowledge learned in the company to enter the makeshift killing house that Jackie Chan had cobbled together from prefab houses, abandoned tires, and other items.

The Killing House has a Z-shaped structure, with the central passageway also in a Z-shape.

There is a row of houses on each side of the passage, and various random obstacles are placed in the middle of the passage. Hidden targets will randomly appear inside the houses and behind the obstacles.

Regardless of the method used, trainees must promptly identify and hit the target according to the rules.

There are ten targets throughout the process. The rules are the same as the previous high-speed moving shooting: hitting eight targets is excellent, and hitting seven targets is acceptable.

Both Bailong and Gulang are experienced and have received professional CQB training.

Lu Tu accepted Jackie Chan's suggestion and specifically scheduled the two of them to go on stage last, while arranging for the other trainees to go on first.

Because of certain ideas, Lü Tu specifically chose Zhou Zijian, Yan Poyue, and Xiao Yunjie.

Let the three of them form a group and go up to play the first match.

Yan Poyue and the other two were all from the same regiment, and even the same company back then. This was their first time experiencing this kind of killing house gameplay.

After Lü Tu gave the order to begin, the three of them walked in, all very nervous.

Like a thief, timid and hesitant.

Xiao Yunjie, especially the leader, was so nervous that his mind was completely blank. Holding his gun to the passage ahead, he almost didn't know which leg to step with.

Yan Poyue, who was walking at the very back, felt a little better and felt more at ease after observing the situation.

"Old Xiao, just think of this as a CS game. The warehouse is pretty much the same as this. Just keep moving forward, as long as you don't hit the wrong target."

"Wow, Yanzi, you know what, it actually looks pretty convincing."

Upon hearing Yan Poyue's analogy to the game Counter-Strike, Xiao Yunjie, who also plays the game, suddenly understood and his tension instantly lessened.

(End of this chapter)