Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Jackie Chan didn't want to say anything, after all, his current position was the commander of the third battalion of the armored brigade, and it was indeed difficult to perform his duties if he was not in that position.

However, seeing that the new training was about to be very effective, Wu Yiwen stubbornly insisted on rigid rules and constraints.

Jackie Chan couldn't hold back any longer.

Even though he is no longer the acting division commander, he is still the official deputy division commander of the First Division and the commander of the third battalion of the armored brigade.

He might not be able to control what happens in other battalions, but he really has a say in what happens in the armored battalion.

So Jackie Chan stepped forward and said, "Commander Wu, the armored battalion is studying the command and control issues of using the E5W system for amphibious tank operations in water. If this tactic succeeds..."

"Okay, okay."

Wu Yiwen impatiently interrupted Jackie Chan: "I don't care what you're researching, just one thing: you can't violate the rules of the private school."

Wu Yiwen abuses his power, and Jackie Chan won't tolerate his bad habits.

He immediately retorted, "Don't you think these regulations, designed for conventional divisions, are completely incompatible with a new type of digitized combined arms force?"

"What's wrong with it? What's not right about it?" Wu Yiwen stubbornly retorted, tilting his head back.

"The advantage of amphibious tanks over ordinary tanks lies in their ability to operate in water. If they only train on land and never go into the water, can they still be called amphibious tanks? What's the point of developing them if so much military spending is wasted if they can't be used in water? Wouldn't it be better to just use land-based tanks?"

Jackie Chan immediately launched into a series of three thought-provoking questions, leaving Wu Yiwen, who knew nothing about military affairs but only about organization and personal relationships, speechless.

But Wu Yiwen felt that as a superior, he couldn't let Jackie Chan lose face.

He still stuck to his suggestion, but lowered the standards slightly, and his tone was much gentler than before, saying, "When the storm has passed, you can go into the sea, right?"

"Then I have another question to ask."

Jackie Chan gave a mocking smile and continued to press the issue head-on: "Commander Wu, if a war really breaks out in the future, can you guarantee that every battle will be peaceful and calm?"

Or do you have any way to make every battle peaceful?

If you can't do that, what if the battle is crucial, but there are stormy seas? Are the soldiers just going to stand by and watch?

Jackie Chan's comebacks are so professional that even Bao Erdafu, watching from the side, couldn't help but smile.

If the situation hadn't been so inappropriate, Bauerdaff would definitely have applauded Jackie Chan and then said, "Well said."

"Alright, then I'd like to ask you, what level of wind and waves are we having today?" Wu Yiwen, unable to win an argument, immediately changed the subject and asked.

"Level 4 wind, level 5 waves," Jackie Chan blurted out.

"According to the division's regulations, tanks are not allowed to go out to sea in winds exceeding level two or waves exceeding level three. This is a written rule; don't you know that?"

Wu Yiwen has come full circle, still trying to restrict Jackie Chan with rigid rules.

"People are flexible, rules are rigid, and rules are made by people based on specific circumstances, so they are not universally applicable."

Jackie Chan first argued that the regulations were unreasonable, and then explained from a practical point of view: "Often, it is only by exploring the laws of war in environments that push the limits that we can truly understand and master war."

Most importantly, the First Division is a new type of digital synthesis division, which must have the spirit of exploration in order to lead the development of new tactics.

"If you're afraid of this and afraid of that, restricted by all sorts of rules, how can you develop combat skills? Just stay home and rest; nothing will happen then, it's the safest way."

Jackie Chan's words were very blunt, but every word he said made sense. Coupled with his tall stature and imposing presence, he completely intimidated Wu Yiwen.

It was clear that the regulations were ineffective in restraining Jackie Chan, and orders could not intimidate him either.

Wu Yiwen had no choice but to resort to his last resort, using people's selfishness to exert pressure: "I'll just ask you one question: can you guarantee that nothing will go wrong?"

"We have multiple security measures in place," Boldav replied immediately.

"No, whether your so-called new tactics are usable or reasonable is not for your Zhuanqiao Brigade to decide on its own. You are doing this behind the division's back, and that is a serious mistake."

Wu Yiwen couldn't get a good meal in front of Jackie Chan, but when it was Baoerdafu's turn, he immediately became arrogant again.

"My dear Master Wu, if we don't go to sea soon, our training will be delayed. If we fail the inspection, I can't take the responsibility."

Boldav got angry and glared at her, launching a counter-threat.

"Alright, alright, alright, stop talking. If anything goes wrong, I'll hold you accountable," Wu Yiwen threatened Borgdaf.

"No."

Jackie Chan didn't buy into Wu Yiwen's act and took the initiative to take responsibility, saying, "The way they are training is all arranged by me, Jackie Chan."

If anything goes wrong during training, you can hold me responsible.

Although I, Jackie Chan, am only a deputy division commander, I believe I am capable of shouldering this responsibility. If anything goes wrong, just come to me.

Jackie Chan has just stepped down from his position as division commander, and Wu Yiwen, as the new official, cannot afford to lose in terms of momentum.

She immediately retorted, "What gives you the right to make this arrangement?"

"I've already said that I'm still the deputy division commander, and training remains my responsibility," Jackie Chan retorted firmly.

Wu Yiwen had no way to refute this; the deputy division commander had the authority to manage the troops' training.

But he didn't want to lose face in front of Gui Pingyuan, so when one approach failed, he tried another, feigning seriousness and saying, "Jackie Chan, haven't you learned your lesson yet?"

"It's just a demotion. I still have several positions. Don't try to scare me with this. I'm not easily frightened. I'm willing to give everything for the First Division," Jackie Chan said firmly.

Wu Yiwen was no match for Jackie Chan in any aspect and lost face in front of his colleagues.

He could only turn and leave with a dark expression!

"Deputy Division Commander Long, what should we do now?"

As Paulda watched Wu Yiwen storm off, he was completely at a loss. He didn't have the courage to confront his division commander head-on.

Jackie Chan is his only support.

"What else can we do? We should train as we need to. Not only should we train, but we should train with all our might. Starting today, we should stop all land training, ensure the supply of fuel for sea training, and form a combat-ready group as soon as possible."

Jackie Chan reassured Borgdaf, and finally simply told him, "Just be careful and train the troops well. I'll take care of everything else."

"Alright, Commander Cheng, your words are enough."

Boldav believed that Jackie Chan could resolve his concerns and confidently began his sea training.

……

Wu Yiwen suffered a setback with Jackie Chan because he had no authority in the First Division and his subordinates did not respect him at all.

So even if Wu Yiwen forbade them to do something, the subordinates would still do it despite their dissatisfaction.

Wu Zhe was among them!

That day, Wu Zhe was called to Wu Yiwen's office and given a severe scolding. Wu Zhe did not let it go and found the password to Jackie Chan.

The answer I received from Jackie Chan was to continue training as planned.

He'll take responsibility if anything goes wrong!

With Jackie Chan backing him up, Wu Zhe ignored Wu Yiwen's orders and immediately mobilized his troops to begin powered paragliding training.

After only one day of training, Gui Pingyuan, the lackey, drove off alone to the special forces training camp like a dog that had smelled excrement.

He got out of the car and went straight to Wu Zhe, saying, "Didn't Commander Wu tell you to postpone training? Why are you training now?"

"Section Chief Gui, look how beautiful the weather is! It's the perfect time for aerial training, how can we miss it?" Wu Zhe replied, seemingly unrelated to the question.

"Captain Wu, the division commander is doing this for your own good. He's worried that the ground training isn't solid enough and that problems might arise during training," Gui Pingyuan said with feigned concern.

"I have complete confidence in my soldiers, so you don't need to worry about them," Wu Zhe said impatiently.

"Why does that tone of yours sound so familiar?" Gui Pingyuan began to speak sarcastically.

"Isn't there a saying? 'One who stays near vermilion gets stained red, and one who stays near ink gets stained black.' If you don't like it, you should hurry up and take the car back. Don't get in the way here." Wu Zhe didn't have a good temper with Gui Pingyuan.

"I'm definitely going back, but I still hope you can obey the division commander's arrangements, otherwise I will immediately report to the division commander," Gui Pingyuan threatened.

Wu Zhe couldn't stand this kind of threat, and his face immediately hardened. He retorted, "If you miss the training schedule and fail the military region's inspection, don't blame me. I will report it truthfully."

Gui Pingyuan's expression changed several times before finally returning to a fake smile.

He believed in and supported Wu Yiwen's stability, firmly believing that as long as the training went smoothly, even if the performance was not outstanding during the final military region inspection, nothing would go wrong.

If Jackie Chan were here, Gui Pingyuan wouldn't dare utter a single word.

Training cannot be stopped.

But now that Jackie Chan isn't here, Gui Pingyuan used his division commander as leverage, and Wu Zhe, being just a company commander, really couldn't do much.

……

At this time, Jackie Chan was with the Missile Squadron. He didn't go there on his own; rather, Gundam encountered a problem that it couldn't solve and asked Jackie Chan to come over.

The reason is that the missile squadron received a batch of new equipment, including a matching weapon command and control system from Europe's largest weapon control system manufacturer.

ATO Corporation!

Carls, the person in charge of installing this equipment, is a very cautious and difficult person.

Gao Da arranged for more than a dozen people to surround him all day long, wanting to see how he would debug and install the equipment, but Karls was not one to let anything slip by.

They also claimed that this was their company's patent and that they had the right not to disclose it to the missile squadron's technical staff.

To put it simply, it's just a few startup data points. As long as we can get these data points, the missile squadron can repair them ourselves if problems arise in the future.

There's no need to let others control everything, leaving unnecessary hidden dangers.

After Jackie Chan met with Gao Da and learned the whole story, he immediately had an idea and confidently said with a smile, "Since you're here, don't think you can leave easily."

To win over this difficult Karls, Jackie Chan decided to use Chinese cultural elements—

Drinking culture!

By "besieging" Karl in the drinking culture, they made him reveal his true nature when he was slightly tipsy or even drunk.

This way, we can find Kars' weaknesses and then target them precisely.

To ensure a lively atmosphere at the dinner table, Jackie Chan even had Gao Da personally invite his team leader and everyone else to join in and create a festive atmosphere.

Jackie Chan was willing to spend money for his first time, buying a bottle of Moutai himself as the main attraction for the evening.

The party ultimately turned out very well; Jackie Chan successfully discovered that the seemingly unapproachable Carls was actually a heavy drinker.

They have absolutely no resistance to Chinese Maotai-flavor liquor, especially.

With this weakness in hand, the rest will be much easier.

While Jackie Chan and the captains of each squad were working together to figure out how to get the foreign technical supervisor to help the missile squadron get the operating system sorted out.

Gui Pingyuan, that gossipy scoundrel, heard the news somewhere and immediately ran to Wu Yiwen to report it.

"Commander, Gao Da has stationed several battalion commanders there, and of course, Jackie Chan too, saying it's to welcome a foreign expert," Gui Pingyuan said.

"The political commissar told me about this."

Wu Yiwen didn't show much emotion, but Gui Pingyuan was somewhat dissatisfied and then added fuel to the fire, saying, "But you are the highest leader in the division. You should take the lead in these foreign affairs activities. How can you let them take the lead?"

"hehe."

Wu Yiwen smiled, not falling for the trap, and went to continue opposing Jackie Chan, instead asking with a double entendre, "Then I need to bring a translator, can you handle that?"

Having just suffered a setback in front of Jackie Chan a few days ago, Wu Yiwen had no intention of making a fool of himself again.

Even though he knew that Gui Pingyuan had been slapped twice by Jackie Chan and had been holding a grudge and wanting revenge, Wu Yiwen might have thought about standing up for Gui Pingyuan.

Without Wu Yiwen causing trouble, the welcome banquet ended perfectly.

Carls was drawn to Moutai liquor and got completely drunk that night, so much so that he could barely walk. Gao Da personally took him back to the guesthouse.

the next day.

Gundam was already confident and led Karls to the computer equipment that had been prepared in advance, which was already equipped with the E5W system.

Have Karls interface and upgrade the weapon's control system with the E5W system.

Carls was a technical expert, and after a few quick operations on the computer, he discovered that the original system had been integrated with the E5W system.

If he wants to upgrade the operating system, he has to merge and upgrade both systems.

He immediately refused!

He stood up and said, "Mr. Gao, what you are doing violates the agreement. I cannot debug software that is not ours."

It's foolish of you to combine our software with other software.

Carls' reaction was exactly what Gao had anticipated. He calmly reassured him, "Mr. Carls, this is a decision we made after careful consideration."

The reason is that during our debugging process, we discovered that the host machines you provided were outdated products from before the upgrade.

ATO has an obligation to upgrade its products, but you haven't; you are in breach of contract first.

(End of this chapter)