War Military: From 1978

Chapter 311 I was touched, the counterattack is underway!
As Chu An gave the order to the wooden megaphone, he also ran towards the command center.

Although only their squadron was training and using this base, Chu An and his team actually had more than just one squadron there.

The reconnaissance company was directly under the division, and its location was also the same as the division headquarters.

Even though the division headquarters has left, there are still personnel remaining here.

Although it is impossible for this place to be hit by sniper cannons from the border highlands of the Vietnamese.

However, in the midst of the current sniping and artillery attacks, the Vietnamese have also sent many special agent teams to cause trouble within our territory.

Under these circumstances, no military post can afford to let its guard down.

However, Chu An's special reconnaissance squadron had just been formed, and the soldiers had to train every day.

Therefore, the security work around the reconnaissance company's base can now only be entrusted to the personnel remaining at the division headquarters.

The alarm is now being sent from the hidden sentry posts around the reconnaissance company's base.

Chu An set up five highly camouflaged sentry posts with a wide field of vision within an area of ​​about 300 to 500 meters around the reconnaissance company's base.

This was all arranged by Chu An himself.

Each location was hidden very well, precisely to ambush Japanese special agents in Vietnam.

It's been over two months since I arrived, and the Japanese haven't come knocking.

Unexpectedly, I just led a team out to fight the Vietnamese today, and now the Vietnamese are coming over as soon as they smell the scent.

At this very moment, on a hilltop about 300 meters southwest of the garrison, about 60 or 70 meters high, two men dressed in civilian clothes quietly climbed to the top of the hill.

They had no idea that just a dozen meters away on the red rocks of the hilltop, a pair of eyes were now watching them through the cracks in the "rock".

Standing guard is hard work, but being on a public guard post is even more tiring.

Chu An was considerate of the comrades who stood guard for them, so when he directly canceled the visible posts and had them take covert sentry duty, Chu An also took into account their comfort while on duty.

Just like this hilltop.

Chu An used camouflage cloth and some wood to build an artificial camouflage rock that matched the natural red rock on the exposed red rock at the top of the mountain.

The interior of this disguised red rock is large enough for a person to sit down, and it has seemingly normal rock cracks.

People can sit inside, where there is ventilation and air circulation, and they can also observe the outside situation through these cracks.

A very underhanded disguise.

But the results are excellent now.

The sentry inside could openly install batteries in the 86 step-by-step radio and then send out an alarm using a secret message.

"Why is there no one?"

On the hilltop, the two men were carrying baskets and machetes, and there were even some medicinal herbs in their baskets!
However, they have now put the two baskets aside and thrown the machete directly into the baskets.

Instead, one of them was holding a small, retractable monocular telescope.

"No, look over there!"

The two spoke very softly, so softly that even the sentries a dozen meters away couldn't hear what they were whispering about.

But none of that matters.

Right now, under the rock where the sentry was disguised, the sentry's right hand had raised the Type 5 or Type 6 rifle that was originally placed next to his body.

He looked in other directions he could see, and for the time being he only saw these two people.

The two of them were now facing him at an angle, completely unprepared.

If he were to make a move now, and lift the camouflage cloth and start shooting, those two would be absolutely doomed.

However, after he saw the two men sneaking over from afar and reported the situation, he heard a voice in his ear telling him not to move and to leave everything to the special reconnaissance squadron.

"Damn it, are they celebrating?" Two Vietnamese agents dressed in the clothes of their fellow countrymen also heard the sounds coming from the auditorium in the camp.

They even saw soldiers smoking at the entrance of the auditorium while constantly peering into it.

This made them very angry.

"Wait a little longer, let's confirm the number of people and the specific situation. Once we've confirmed it, we'll leave and come back tonight to give them a surprise!"

Another Vietnamese soldier, lying prone on the hilltop, spoke through gritted teeth. Vietnamese soldiers were always known for their strong desire for revenge.

This can be seen from the battles our army fought against them during the initial counter-offensive.

No matter which position we capture, they will immediately bombard it.

Even today, after Chu An and his men captured Eagle's Beak Peak, if the Vietnamese soldiers on Eagle's Beak Peak hadn't died so quickly, they would have had no idea what was happening up there, let alone when it had fallen.

They will definitely bombard Eagle's Beak Peak immediately after it falls.

But even though they arrived late, they still managed to have dozens of positions along the border fire on our territory.

And now, it's just their retaliation coming one after another.

Cold-fire retaliation is more like an act of venting.

They themselves know that their behavior won't bring them any advantage, and may even only result in them suffering losses.

After all, they didn't hit any of our people, but our heavy artillery retaliation will not be easy for them.

But precisely because of this, the commanders on the Vietnamese side of the front became even angrier.

Since they withdrew their troops last year and the border tensions gradually eased, they have never suffered such a great loss.

Even those key high ground positions in the standoff were subject to back-and-forth battles.

How could things have turned out like this today, with their entire hilltop position wiped out?

Even if it's a neglected spot, even if there's only a platoon of the public security forces there.

Therefore, their commander on this front, in a fit of rage, mobilized spies and special agents within our country to prepare for retaliation based on the intelligence they had gathered.

They planned to annihilate the force that had raided their hilltop position, as a way of proclaiming that they were no longer the same people they were last year.

It must be said that their intelligence was really accurate.

Chu An and his group had only been back at the camp for half a day, yet they had already managed to find their way here; they were truly quite capable.

However, this amount of stuff is clearly not enough.

The soldiers of the special operations reconnaissance squadron are not actually in the auditorium at the moment.

The cultural troupe is indeed continuing to perform inside, but now, apart from the guards led by the chief of staff and the deputy division commander at the entrance, there are no other soldiers inside.

Even the deputy division commander and chief of staff came to the company's command and operations room.

As for Chu An, he and the deputy squadron split into two groups, each leading a small team, and came around from the other side of the base.

Another squad quietly sneaked into the garage to await orders.

"Quickly! Sniper team, head to point sixteen and await orders!"

On Chu An's side, it's not Chu An who's giving the order now.

He is the squad leader of a squad.

This action serves as a further test of the training results.

The number sixteen point he mentioned was a marker for all the obvious points around the base during daily training.

This is a point used daily for training artillerymen to observe coordinates, and it can also be used as a point for snipers to quickly maneuver to their positions.

The fact that they're causing trouble around Chu'an's garrison shows that the Vietnamese have really lost their minds.

They probably really treated Chu An's squadron like an ordinary infantry company.

Regardless of what they think.

Now that these two have come to our door, there's basically no hope for them to return to their country.

Of course, Chu An has no intention of directly arresting these two people right now.

Chu An had no interest in these two small fry; he believed in casting a long line to catch a big fish.

Since they dared to touch him, Chu An was determined to show them what the consequences would be if they touched a tiger's tail.

(End of this chapter)