Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 65 This is... a personal armory?? (Seeking monthly votes)

The heavy-armored troops' exercise was magnificent and gave people a very shocking visual impact.

As flares signaling the start of the exercise were launched, the tank units, which had been poised for action, roared off and headed straight for the Blue Army's positions.

Even if the tanks can't drive into the mountains, the cannons still have to be pointed into the mountains.

That's called momentum!

The 1st and 2nd Battalions, together with the 7th Armored Reconnaissance Company, quickly deployed hundreds of soldiers to their respective positions, forming an arc-shaped attack line.

The Steel Seventh Company, as the spearhead of the 702nd Regiment, was located at the very center of the attack line.

The field command post of the Seventh Steel Company was also built on the front line. After observing the enemy's position in detail with binoculars, Gao Cheng raised his wrist to check the time.

Seeing that it was almost time, he picked up the radio microphone from the radio the communications officer was carrying.

"Attention all classes, in two minutes, launch an assault on direction 453, seize Hill 034 as quickly as possible, and establish a position based on it."

"Received, Class One!"

"Second Class received!"

"Received by Shift Three!"

……

Gao Cheng's instructions were quickly relayed to each class, and each class responded promptly via radio.

The atmosphere of battle is already at its peak.

More than a minute passed.

The regimental headquarters issued the latest combat orders, which Gao Cheng relayed to all parties: "All units, take note: act according to the red signal flare. Over."

"receive!!"

Shi Jin put the microphone back on the radio carried by the communications soldier and shouted to the men of the third squad, "Listen up, when you see the red signal flare, launch an attack on 453."

"Squad leader, don't worry. When we start fighting, I guarantee we'll beat the Blue Army to a pulp."

No sooner had Gan Xiaoning finished speaking arrogantly than Bai Tiejun chimed in, "That's right, what kind of bullshit Blue Army are they? They're all bean sprouts in front of us."

"We must win this battle. Anyone who drops the ball will face my wrath," Wu Liuyi warned sternly.

"Proceed according to plan, and don't let your guard down."

Morale is crucial before a battle begins, and Shi Jin didn't scold Wu Liuyi with a stern face like he did.

Looking at Hill 034 ahead, he frowned and said, "We have no idea what equipment and military strength the Blue Army has. This battle may not be so easy."

"It's not a question of whether it's easy or not, but whether we can survive."

As a prophet who traveled through time, Jackie Chan knew very well how difficult this battle would be. Although he knew that the 702nd Regiment would have a hard time winning, he still wanted to give it a shot.

Xiang Shijin suggested, "Squad leader, can our radio channel connect to the regimental command?"

Although cross-level communication is a violation of regulations, it's a serious matter. If we can get in touch, we should get the command center to relocate immediately. I think their location is very dangerous.

In the original storyline, the first thing the Blue Army did was to use a new type of information-based warfare, integrating air and ground reconnaissance, to destroy the command center of the 702nd Regiment.

The regiment suffered heavy casualties and equipment damage, putting them at a disadvantage from the outset.

"Hey, Big King Kong, aren't we being a bit too nosy? It's none of our business to interfere in the affairs of the regiment."

Before squad leader Shi Jin could answer, Bai Tiejun interrupted and started teasing.

"That's called strategic vision, do you understand?" Jackie Chan said, half-jokingly and half-seriously.

The two are not on the same level and their ways of thinking are completely different. In Jackie Chan's personal opinion, there is absolutely no need to argue with Bai Tiejun about right and wrong.

"What's strategy? This is the first time I've heard of it."

Bai Tiejun was indeed confused and scratched his head.

"If you don't understand, don't interrupt."

Jackie Chan retorted to Bai Tiejun and then called out to Shi Jin, "Squad leader, are you done yet? Say something, or this could change the course of the battle."

"I can only contact the company commander..."

"call out--"

Before Shi Jin could finish speaking, a red incendiary bomb appeared in the sky.

This is a signal to attack!

Ignoring Jackie Chan's question, Shi Jin scrambled to his feet, brandishing his gun and shouting, "The attack has begun! Charge with me!"

Wu Liuyi was the first to react, getting up from the ground and rushing towards direction 453.

With that kind of ferocity, he could take a few more bullets.

The other members of Class 3 had been waiting for this for a long time, and in their excitement, they all picked up their shovels and climbed up, swarming after them.

Hill 034 is a position belonging to the Blue Army, and no one knows if anyone is on it.

The people in Class 3 didn't care and just rushed over.

At this point, most people were more focused on having fun, holding their guns as if they were playing a game, without being immersed in the life-or-death struggle of war.

This is also the biggest drawback of the exercise, and it is unavoidable.

"Forget it, let's not dwell on it. My words are baseless. Even if we can contact the regimental headquarters, the regimental commander won't move the command center because of this. Soldiers should just do what soldiers are supposed to do. Let's catch Yuan Lang first."

Seeing everyone rushing around so excitedly, Jackie Chan shook off his thoughts and followed them.

The third squad was just one point of attack; the other squads were also launching simultaneous attacks, forming a fan-shaped contraction formation to assault the convergence point, Hill 034.

Jackie Chan and his team rushed all the way to the bottom of Hill 034, but didn't see a single Blue Team player.

I thought we were going to have a fierce battle, but we didn't even see a trace of the enemy. It really turned into a child's game of make-believe.

Jackie Chan was carrying a light machine gun from the 81st Platoon in his hand, and a Vanguard and a 40mm gun on his back, his firepower at full capacity.

It turned into a purely mobile arsenal.

Armed with incredibly powerful firepower, the hero has no opportunity to use his skills.

Under normal circumstances.

The Avant-garde missile and the Type 40 rocket were carried separately, one for air and one for ground, a perfect pairing, with two people in the class each carrying one.

Jackie Chan is an exception.

He's incredibly strong.

His back was wider than two ordinary people's. Rocket launchers that were difficult for other soldiers to lift became small in his hands, and he could hold several under one armpit.

Needless to say, if you swing it onto your back, you can carry it on your back.

Memorizing only one of them leaves too much blank space, which seems wasteful.

Since the goal was to carry them out anyway, Jackie Chan could carry two of them with plenty of spare capacity, so it wouldn't affect his operations at all.

Fortunately, Jackie Chan carried Gao Cheng alone, which freed up a combat unit.

No matter how much you try to persuade them, they won't listen.

That can be considered a flexible application.

Inside the front-line command post of the Seventh Steel Company.

From the moment the battle began, Gao Cheng used his binoculars to lock onto Hill 034, wanting to observe the Blue Army's reaction so that he could make timely adjustments.

But after watching for most of the day, there was still no movement on Hill 034.

The Seventh Steel Company had already charged up to the mountainside, but the first shot of the battle had not yet been fired.

The Blues' strange tactics—completely abandoning their positions and surrendering them without any further action—left Gao Cheng utterly baffled.

Unable to resist putting down his binoculars, he asked in bewilderment, "Why isn't the Blue Team making any moves?"

"It's not a good thing that the Blues aren't moving."

The instructor standing nearby chuckled and said, "Don't tell me you're planning a positional war?"

(End of this chapter)