50s: Starting with a storage ring

Chapter 223 Grappling and Combat
For the next three days, Commander An was like a follower, constantly hanging around Sun Zhiwei, almost distracting him during training.

Sun Zhiwei was so annoyed that he had to write a plan for him overnight.

On the morning of the third day, Commander An successfully took the plan for establishing the "Special Forces" from Sun Zhiwei and disappeared from the base that same day.

Fortunately, he remembered before he left and arranged a heavy equipment driving course for Sun Zhiwei.

这其中包括59式坦克，63-1式装甲车，70式122毫米履带式自行榴弹炮的驾驶课。

These are all stored in underground warehouses. You need to submit a report to use them, and once they are opened and used, they need to be cleaned and maintained again before they can be stored again. In short, it's very troublesome.

Commander An paid a price for granting him this favor.

Sun Zhiwei was grateful for his kindness, so he didn't cut corners when writing the plan, and included all the relevant content. This included the significance of its establishment, the current situation abroad, and future prospects.

The only thing he didn't write was how much it would cost, which was something he really couldn't write down.

Because domestic equipment development doesn't include human resource costs, he doesn't know the price of the equipment needed by special forces, but it certainly won't be cheap.

He was really afraid that if he wrote down the estimated figures, his superiors would back down immediately; poverty makes one lose heart.

After much deliberation, he decided to remove the equipment prices from the project plan. He planned to get people on board first.

Because if this special forces program is not approved, then many of the training programs he needs to complete will be left unfinished.

This time of year is actually a good time to establish special forces, since everyone lacks experience and has to figure things out on their own.

At least we have this half-baked prophet who can offer some experience, and with the best warriors in the world, there's no army that can't rise up.

After spending two nights producing the plan and seeing Commander An off, Sun Zhiwei threw himself into the new training.

During those two days, he was training in battlefield first aid, which focuses on providing temporary treatment for wounds, saving lives, and buying time to get to the hospital.

The main tasks include bandaging, stopping bleeding, immobilizing, and transporting the wounded.

The content looks simple, but there's actually more to learn than you might imagine.

He spent an entire day learning how to stop bleeding for wounded soldiers with various injuries and how to bandage different parts of the body.

Fortunately, it was in the army; there weren't many other things, but there were a lot of people. Many soldiers who were resting during training breaks were pulled over to be used as wooden figures, serving as practice subjects for him to bandage.

Sun Zhiwei wasn't stingy; he'd toss a pack of cigarettes to anyone who came to help, and the young men would immediately rush over, yelling with excitement.

"Doctor, practice on me, I promise I won't fight back."

"Doctor, I'm just a piece of wood, you can tie me up however you want, don't treat me like a human being."

Hearing the soldiers' vulgar and inappropriate language, Sun Zhiwei almost broke out in a sweat, but he didn't refuse. He needed a lot of practice tools to learn how to bandage.

A day later, the infirmary had dozens more bodies, bandaged up to the point of being unrecognizable as living mummies.

Each mummy had a cigarette dangling from its mouth, puffing and exhaling as if cultivating immortality. Meanwhile, Sun Zhiwei's bandaging skills also made significant progress that day.

As for combat techniques, Sun Zhiwei only learned basic old-style boxing during his militia training. In recent years, the army has compiled several sets of trial boxing techniques, but he has not learned any of them. The first set is the enemy-capturing boxing, also known as the Liuwu Gong'an enemy-capturing boxing, which is derived from Bajiquan. It has 20 movements and focuses on quickly subduing the enemy, with considerable lethality.

Because it was so powerful and difficult to learn, it was later modified into two sets of 16-move grappling techniques, which reduced its power.

The second set is a newly choreographed military boxing routine. It combines Hung Kuen and Bajiquan, featuring fewer leg techniques, more agile movements, and rapid transitions between offense and defense.

The third set, which is also the second set of military boxing that has just been choreographed, focuses on disarming opponents with bare hands, close-quarters combat, and defeating enemies in one move.

There is also a fourth set, the Capture and Arrest Fist. This set of fist techniques has less offensive power and is mainly used for grappling and combat to capture prisoners.

Of these four sets of boxing techniques, the Capture and Capture Boxing technique can be used in non-emergency situations. He also needs a boxing technique with high lethality, and the two sets of military boxing techniques barely meet his requirements.

Actually, what he really wants to learn is the "Black Dragon Eighteen Hands" style, but this set of boxing techniques has not yet been compiled. If the "Black Dragon Eighteen Hands" style were to be created, then military boxing would be out of the question.

Because the "Black Dragon Eighteen Hands" is known for its great destructive power, which can either kill or seriously injure the enemy, it is also known as the meritorious fist or the killer fist.

Having made his choice, he began to learn capture boxing and two sets of military boxing.

Learning the routine was simple and only took him an hour, but boxing emphasizes training conditioned reflexes.

To execute the right punch at the right time requires long-term practice.

The military has some experience in training combat skills. First, individuals practice routines individually, and then they practice in pairs to familiarize themselves with spatial distance and reaction rhythm.
Then, they practice dismantling and sparring in a real combat setting, followed by real combat sparring while wearing protective gear.

At this stage, it's easy to get injured if you don't wear protective gear, but soldiers aren't afraid of getting injured when they practice boxing; injuries are commonplace for them.

Next comes are ring battles and cage battles. Once you've completed these two types of battles, you can participate in actual combat and perform combat duties.

Sun Zhiwei initially followed the military's training procedures, but requested that the pace be accelerated.

He knew in his heart that his strength far exceeded that of ordinary people, and this was the foundation of the destructive power of his boxing technique. With such strength, as long as he had some techniques that allowed him to react quickly, killing enemies would not be difficult.

He couldn't possibly follow the original training methods of his unit step by step; that would be too much of a waste of time.

In the beginning, he still wore protective gear when practicing with the soldiers, not because he was afraid of getting injured, but because he was worried that he would not be able to control his strength and hurt his comrades.

Once he was sure he had a good grasp of the force in his hands and legs, he immediately took off his protective gear and began sparring.

The soldier on the other side saw this and wanted to take off his protective gear, but he stopped him.

"Comrade, it's not that I'm arrogant, but my strength far exceeds that of ordinary people, so I need to remove my protective gear to control the amount of strength I exert."

"But that's too much damage. Don't take off your protective gear yet. Let's try it out before we decide."

Although the soldier on the other side was concerned about his reputation and did not want to take advantage of him, he saw that Sun Zhiwei spoke sincerely and did not seem to be making fun of him, so he decided to give it a try first.

Less than three minutes later, he was glad he hadn't taken off his protective gear.

Even with protective gear on, he was still being sent flying everywhere. If he hadn't been wearing it, who knows how badly he would have been injured.

(End of this chapter)