Chapter 4548
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From the capture of Ye Chien to the successful rescue, it could be said that this was the best counterattack the 30 special forces had ever made against the veterans. Ye Chien finally understood why the veterans were so silent in the Gobi Desert that was full of coarse sand and gravel, while the Red Team would make rustling sounds no matter how light their footsteps were.
The solution was simple. Every time before a sneak attack, they would use sterile gauze to pad the soles of their feet and wrap the outside of their feet with a backpack strap. Everywhere they went, they would be as silent as a cat.
The veterans would never tell the Red Team in advance about these survival skills. Even Ye Chien didn't know. The Red Team had to go into the Gobi Desert for training and figure it out themselves.
This training was the Red Team's largest and longest field training. The shooting of live and blank bullets made the Red Team's special forces walk on the line of death almost every day.
The veterans who pretended to be fugitives really thought of themselves as fierce, ruthless, and criminals who were running for their lives. Criminals who attacked for their lives would never be able to imagine how crazy they could be. The Red Team's special forces were tense every day and didn't dare to relax for even a moment.
Everyone was involved in this training that had a high mortality rate. During the training, all kinds of injuries emerged. After a month, both the Red Team and the Blue Team were injured. The most serious injury was to his calf from a sharp gravel cut so deep that his bone could be seen.
Even so, as long as he could stand up, the training continued.
Ye Chien's back was also hit hard once. He jumped down and stumbled, then fell onto a rock and hit his chest. His organs seemed to have been displaced. He felt a metallic taste in his throat. He stood there for at least five minutes before he dared to move his body slowly.
She was afraid of injuring her spine.
It wasn't like the Snowfield Brigade didn't injure their spines during training. The harsh and brutal training didn't even have any humanity. Injuries were common.
As the captain, Xia Jinyuan treated everyone equally during training. Ye Chien was his soldier. He treated Ye Chien the same way he treated the male soldiers. He also told the veterans to treat him the same.
The veterans didn't treat Ye Chien differently. She was a soldier, and a soldier should act like a soldier. As for her being the captain's girlfriend … that was life, not training.
At the end of the forty-three days of training, everyone's training uniforms were all worn out, and there was an indescribable smell. The Gobi Desert lacked water, and bathing … was a luxury.
When the military aviation team sent a helicopter to pick them up, the two captains were shocked. Their military aviation team's training was harsh enough. They never thought that compared to this brother team, who was even more of a refugee than a refugee, the difference was like heaven and earth.
"From now on, you can't say that our regiment is the toughest."
Looking at the "refugees" walking over, the co-pilot expressed the shock in his heart to the captain in a low voice.
Just as the sun was setting in the west, a red sun fell into the horizon at the end of the Gobi Desert. A group of "refugees" walked through the desolate mountains and lined up neatly with heavy rifles in their arms. One by one, they walked towards the helicopter that would take them out of the depths of the Gobi Desert. Although their clothes were ragged, they walked like sharp swords that could be cut by the wind.
When they returned from the Gobi Desert, even if they arranged for the similarly remote military aviation team to reorganize, it was still the same as entering the city. Six out of the 46 people got off the helicopter to look after the equipment. The remaining 40 people all rushed into the collective shower and only came out after scrubbing half a bar of soap.
When they got off the helicopter, Xia Jinyuan pulled Ye Chien to the side, took off her helmet, and stared at her face carefully. Ye Chien was confused by his stare. "What are you looking at?"
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