Chapter 89
Words:933Update:22/06/17 10:06:54
A UH1 helicopter came from the rear and fired three rockets at the machine gun position. The Allied Forces soldiers who were defending the position saw the flames coming from the lower abdomen of the helicopter and immediately ducked to avoid it.
The Green Hat commandos who were waiting in the smoke saw the opportunity and immediately ran out to operate the rocket launcher. They skillfully opened the weapon and pulled out the inner barrel. After locking on to the position, the three rockets hit the machine gun position from different angles.
One of the rockets directly hit the position. After the rocket exploded, it blew up the machine guns, people, and bunkers into the air. The second rocket, when everything in the position was blown up into the air, very coincidentally drilled into the very small hole left behind by the ruins of the ammunition depot. The other rocket missed its target and flew off to who knows where! The rocket that drilled into the ruins of the ammunition depot was silent for more than ten seconds.
A loud bang came out from the ruins of the ammunition depot, followed by a flash of fire that shot into the sky. A huge wave of air blasted the rocks, sand, gun parts and all kinds of debris into the air. This terrifying destructive power even knocked the attacking commandos to the ground. To achieve such a destructive effect, it was estimated that the rocket had entered the ruins and hit the weapons and ammunition stored inside.
Such a terrifying explosion was naturally seen by the commanding officer, Colonel Richard. He put down his binoculars and asked about the situation through the radio. He immediately ordered his subordinates to quickly advance. Such a good opportunity to not make use of it would be too unfair to himself.
Sure enough, during the rapid advancement of the Green Hat commandos, they did not encounter any decent resistance. The reason for this was very simple.
The camp was suddenly attacked by the enemy. Before the attack, all the sentries and patrols were killed, causing the camp's early warning system to fail. During the attack, they encountered an enemy airstrike. Without any decent anti-air weapons to resist, it led to a large number of their own people being massacred. Under such a fierce attack, the camp fell into chaos. This kind of chaos easily led to low morale. After the morale was low, they organized a retreat and tried to resist again, only to fail again and be massacred by the enemy.
Under such a vicious cycle, the Allied Forces finally collapsed. After the collapse of the Allied Forces, they no longer had the ability to resist. Their situation was like a group of lions led by a flock of sheep. Such troops were often the most pitiful and tragic. Due to the collapse of the troops, officers could not find soldiers, soldiers could not find officers, or capable commanders were killed or injured.
Under such circumstances, under the random command of an incompetent leader who had no combat ability, this troop was finished!
Without the guidance of a commander, the continuous retreat turned into a chaotic escape. Many soldiers dropped their guns and ammunition and turned to run. No matter how fast they ran, could they outrun the helicopters?
In the end, under the encirclement of the helicopters and ground forces, except for the smart ones at the beginning, most of the Allied Forces soldiers were killed or surrendered. The number of those who died in battle far exceeded those who surrendered.
The reason was that a large number of soldiers were killed and burned in the air raid, and those who were burned were also counted. Because they didn't know how to save themselves and there were complications after the injury, many wounded Alliance soldiers died one after another after the war ended! The battle operation, which lasted three hours and 47 minutes, ended just like that. This time, the operation commanded by Colonel Richard Criner of the Special Forces was a complete victory.
This victory did not mean the complete end of the war, but it heralded the beginning of the war. On this drizzling day, April 27, 1961, in Vietnam, smoke rose from all over the country.
Flames of war rose all over the country, and there were no more peaceful days.
Not only did the special forces launch an attack, but even the conventional forces on the ground, with the help of the American Navy, launched a fierce attack on the BY Allied Forces from all directions. Located at BY
Nanshi Port, Daemun Port, became the first port to be captured.
You've already exceeded your reading limit for today. If you want to read more, please log in.
Login
Select text and click 'Report' to let us know about any bad translation.
