The bottom of the main peak quickly exploded into a piece. The entire valley was shrouded in smoke because of the previous smoke bombs. Now that it was blown up by various shells, it was even more stormy with flames.

This is also beneficial and harmful to the Scar unit. The advantage is that the Japanese invaders cannot see the whereabouts of Scar and others. The disadvantage is that our troops on the main peak cannot provide firepower due to the interference of these smoke.

cover.

However, I think this is more beneficial than disadvantages to our army. Although the Vietnamese army is familiar with the terrain in this area and can maneuver more quickly in the smoke, our army's advantage lies in the coordination of infantry and artillery and air-side coordination.

Of course, it is still difficult to indicate coordinates for artillery under the thick smoke, but we have prepared for all this... The method is naturally the same, that is, to calculate each coordinate of this distance in advance and divide it into several

Ten small areas.

By the way, it is really not easy to calculate the coordinates of these dozens of small areas for ordinary people or ordinary troops, because there is no error in every area here... These cannons provide firepower to Scar and others.

For cover, if there is a little mistake, the artillery fire will likely cover your own people.

But this is a piece of cake for our agent company. The reason is that everyone in the agent company can calculate the coordinates, so it would be enough to assign this task and arrange a few of them. They even have time to do this.

The area has been verified several times.

After that, the coordinates are numbered and then sent a copy to the artillery troops in a password.

Among them, the artillery backbones arranged by our army in the artillery unit will play a role. If this is another army, then you don’t know what these numbers and coordinates are for. But it is clear to the artillery backbones of our army, so

These coordinates were quickly assigned to each artillery unit.

Of course, although our army has many artillery units, they are not enough to divide into dozens of parts. This involves a simple dispatch, that is, each part of the artillery is divided into two or three coordinates, and these seats

The target numbers are jumping forward in sequence, that is, each part of the artillery unit has enough time to switch to new coordinates to provide fire cover for Scar and others.

So the next thing was much simpler. When Scar and others were leading the first battalion of soldiers to the main peak, they heard movements or encountered difficulties in any direction, such as the pursuit of Vietnamese troops on the flank, such as the front.

There is a Vietnamese army blocking, for example, there is a minefield in front of me that has not been blown up, etc. Scar only needs to report the number to the rear through the walkie-talkie, and soon a batch of shells will fly to the designated location.

Of course, artillery fire strikes sometimes have dead corners or lack of timely response. So the helicopter troops also dispatched. Compared with the artillery troops, the helicopter troops appear much more flexible. They can not only report to Scar and others in time.

The coordinates of the system can also be used to strike the Vietnamese army by themselves depending on the situation.

For example, they found some Vietnamese intercepting troops in the thin smoke, so they didn't need Scar and others to speak. A row of rockets immediately flew down and made the Vietnamese soldiers overturn.

We, the soldiers on the main peak, couldn't help much. All we could do was to hold our guns and stare at the jungle hundreds of meters away. The index finger was holding the trigger, but told ourselves over and over again not to act rashly.

Because we don't know whether the enemy or our own people will come out from the next second.

Even so, we can still know where Scars and they moved to... It is not difficult to know this. We only need to see where the artillery fire and helicopters are blown. It's just that the speed of advancement is to avoid

People are a little worried. It has been more than 40 minutes since it took only one hour to go, but it is still halfway through.

I believe this is because the soldiers of the first battalion are in poor condition. As a soldier walking from the battlefield, I know very well what will happen to the speed of the march if a unit is hungry for a few days and is carrying wounded soldiers.

The same effect.

Fortunately, our army's artillery shells are prepared very well... This is the characteristic of our army. Every time we fight, we strive to suppress the Vietnamese army. To suppress the Vietnamese army, the number of artillery must be greater than that of the Vietnamese army.

Once the number is too high, the shells must be prepared sufficiently, otherwise they will be exhausted in two or half.

On the other hand, it was also because our tactics caught the Vietnamese army off guard.

They have always thought that our battalion was going north, but they never thought that they had chosen the main peak direction that went deeper into the heart of the Vietnamese army.

In addition, the Vietnamese army can be said to be powerless to us by maneuvering like this: Scar carried the first battalion on the main peak, which is the reverse slope of the Vietnamese army. Only my artillery can attack this place.

But the Vietnamese artillery could not attack.

Of course, it is not right to say that the Vietnamese artillery could not attack at all, because there are mortars, mortars from the south of the main peak and mortars from the eight frontier positions.

However, these mortars basically cannot play a role. The mortars on the south side of the main peak are targeted at the top of the main peak. Without preparation in advance, they cannot see or know the exact position of the enemy. The eight frontier positions may be seen in general.

They are in a position, but they are under the fierce attacks of the various units of the 703rd Regiment, and it is difficult for them to deal with themselves. Where can they have the extra energy to prevent Scar from taking the first battalion to the main peak.

As for those Vietnamese troops who rushed to turn their guns and turn back to pursue them, let alone... They were bombed by our artillery fire and helicopters wherever they went, and they could not get close to the first battalion.

Not to mention the troops, countless casualties were killed and injured along the way. Even though a small number of troops caught up with the first battalion, they were quickly dealt with by Scar and others.

You should know that the first battalion's troops are not only remnants, but also the troops of a well-trained agent company.

So although the soldiers of the first battalion were not moving fast, they were approaching the main peak without any danger. In our eyes, this was the artillery cover extending layer by layer towards us. Then we saw two red signal bombs.

Going into the air, this is the code we agreed with Scar in advance, which means that they are about to reach the main peak.

At this time, the soldiers and I were relieved at the same time. This more than an hour was a torment for us. Sometimes we would rather fight the enemy on the battlefield.

However, at this moment, the situation suddenly changed, and the "da da da" gunshot suddenly sounded at the edge of the jungle. When I heard the gunshot, I said "bad" in my mind. With years of combat experience, I heard it

I knew that the gunshot was from the AK47 of the Vietnamese army. This means that a Vietnamese army was lurking in front of us.

Sure enough, the next second I heard Scar's anxious report: "I found a Vietnamese ambush ahead, and the troops were very strong! It is difficult for us to break through quickly!"

Hearing this, I couldn't help but frown: These Vietnamese troops are very smart. They set the ambush circle as close as possible to our main peak position. At this position, they are relatively safe because our army is so close to this distance.

Artillery fire is likely to cause accidental injury to our army on the main peak position.

On the other hand, the Vietnamese army lurked behind several layers of trees, which made it impossible for us to see or hit them.

In other words, the entire path of the first battalion was actually only one blind spot, but this blind spot was captured and blocked by the Vietnamese army in time.

I looked at my watch and it was not long since I left the Vietnamese military to reach the main peak, which means that once Scar and others could not quickly break through the Vietnamese defense line, the consequences would be unimaginable.

After thinking about it, I ordered to the walkie-talkie: "As long as I order, I will launch a forced assault on the Vietnamese defense line at the same time. Are the mission clear?"

The scar on the other end of the walkie-talkie was stunned: Forced attack? That means no matter how many people are used, don’t we have always regarded this?

But the military orders on the battlefield were as high as a mountain, and the next second Scar responded: "It's clear!"

"The second platoon leader!" I shouted at Li Zuolong.

"arrive!"

"Run up the knife!"

"yes!"

...

At this time, other soldiers, even the second platoon soldiers, were stunned at me. It took a long time since we had a bayonet fight, and this was a negative teaching material for us. Why did we use it again now?

.

But the order is the order. Although they were confused, they finally put a bayonet on the rifle according to my order.

As soon as I saw the soldiers ready, I shouted at the walkie-talkie: "Roll!"

"Roar!" The soldiers on both sides of the upper and lower roared and rushed towards the jungle in front of us almost at the same time.

Of course, the soldiers charged and did not forget the bayonet style they used to fight for bayonets. When they approached the edge of the jungle, they pulled out a row of grenades and threw them in...

"Boom boom", with the explosion, a cloud of smoke rose in the jungle, and there were screams.

As I imagined, the Vietnamese army made sufficient preparations for Scar on the one hand, that is, their defenses are basically aimed at Scar and their group, but they never thought that our army would be able to do this.

From the main peak, it rushed into the open land without any dangers, so Scar's troops were indeed suppressed by the firepower of the Vietnamese army, but Li Zuolong's troops were almost unresisted and rushed into the jungle.

Needless to say, the Vietnamese defense line soon collapsed under the charge of our army, and our army and Scar and his group successfully met on the edge of the jungle.

When the soldiers of the first battalion climbed to the main peak, I realized that they were actually about to collapse. This is not because the wounded soldiers appeared in front of me, not because they lost serious personnel, nor are they all
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