I was convicted of war crimes for farming in Africa?

Even though there were more guards rushing out, only a dozen or so managed to do so sporadically.

However, facing the volunteer army, whose soldiers were all like war gods, the guards of the White Tiger Regiment were simply not up to par, and the combat power of the two sides was not even in the same league.

Five or six of them were taken down in a single encounter, and the rest were so frightened that they scattered and fled to hide.

Four people against more than ten...

A complete victory!!

Zhao Shunhe led three groups to defeat the White Tiger Regiment's guard platoon. At this point, the combat missions of the other two groups had also basically entered the second phase.

After a barrage of fire lasting several tens of seconds, not a single person survived inside the White Tiger Regiment's command post.

Bao Yuelu, who was the first to rush into the command post, made sure there was no danger inside before his sharp eyes fell on the tiger regiment flag hanging on the right wall.

The military flag is the soul and symbol of an army. Taking it down represents the highest level of tactical victory and honor. A unit that loses its military flag is like being uprooted, which is equivalent to the annihilation of the entire army.

Not to mention that the White Tiger Regiment's flag is also very special, as it was personally awarded by President Syngman Rhee.

Symbolizing the "ace" of the North Korean army!

With such an important honor placed before him, Bao Yuelu didn't hold back at all, rushing over in a few strides to snatch it away.

Then, amidst the envious gazes of Zhang Lianshun and the other two, he grinned and stuffed it into his arms.

"Don't be envious, I'll keep it for everyone first."

Bao Yuelu knew everyone envied his achievement of capturing the flag, so he grinned and ran out of the now dilapidated command post without lingering.

Even after achieving such great success, he didn't forget what he needed to do next.

"Quick, Li Zhi, take out that tank."

Bao Yuelu had just rushed out of the command post when he saw a tank turret start moving, which made him realize that it was the tank on duty.

We absolutely must not let this tank move, otherwise it will pose a huge threat to them.

Just as Li Zhi, who had just come out of the communications room after working with Chen Jun and Zhou Shifa, saw the tanks that were about to move.

Upon hearing Bao Yulu's loud warning, Li Zhi immediately charged towards the nearby tank like a monkey running on a mountain, pulling out a grenade from his pocket as he did so.

A few meters can be covered in an instant.

Li Zhi nimbly and nimbly climbed onto the tank, and just before the hatch on top of the turret was about to close, he threw in a white phosphorus grenade.

"Ah~~"

Before the explosion even occurred, a piercing scream rang out first.

The people inside the tank had clearly seen that a grenade had been slipped through the last gap, and they knew how terrifying a grenade could be in a confined space.

In the extreme terror before death, he had the urge to pick up the grenade and throw it away.

Unfortunately, the grenade bounced around inside the cabin, giving him no chance at all, and then exploded with a loud bang amidst terrified screams.

"Pfft~"

After the muffled explosion of the sealed container, the hatch, which had not been locked, was blown open by the flames.

It was exceptionally dazzling in the pitch-black night.

None of the South Korean tank crewmen inside escaped; they were engulfed in flames amidst the dizziness of the explosion, burning fiercely along with the tank.

The tanks on duty and the command post were destroyed, and it seemed like the victory was already halfway there.

However, the most dangerous part is yet to come.

Nearly a minute has passed since the battle began with the incendiary bombs shooting into the sky, and the tank crews in the tank company's barracks have all been alerted.

These tank crews were highly professional and did not rush out to fight rashly.

Instead, they first armed themselves and carried their weapons, equipment, and ammunition before launching a counterattack against the suddenly appearing mysterious enemy.

Furthermore, the counterattack was not a aimless rout, but a targeted advance towards the location of the tanks.

Although tank crewmen with rifles possess a certain level of combat capability, they only reach their full potential when they are inside a tank.

The remaining guards and sentries in the camp also knew that their only hope of survival lay with the tank company.

Only by providing cover for the tank crews to enter the tanks can they possibly eliminate the unexpected "soldiers" who suddenly appeared, numbering in the unknown, and wreaked havoc on the camp.

So they became unusually united at this moment, and began firing their guns from different directions to provide support.

The attacking squad was outnumbered and, facing attacks from all sides, was suddenly overwhelmed and fell into a disadvantageous position.

If things continue like this, the disadvantage could very well turn into a crisis.

If even two or three tanks or armored vehicles could be activated and join the battle, it would be a devastating blow to the chemical attack squad.

Fortunately, Bao Yuelu and Chen Jun's group had already successfully reached the power generation room at the rear.

After a fierce struggle lasting several tens of seconds, they finally took down the Korean guard hiding in the power room and successfully destroyed the generator set with a grenade.

"Sizzle~"

Sparks flew from the wires.

The White Tiger Regiment camp, which was originally brightly lit even at night with plenty of lights, was suddenly plunged into complete darkness.

Without lighting, the side with fewer people and better teamwork definitely has an unparalleled advantage.

For the White Tiger Regiment's South Korean soldiers, who had lost unified command and were now forced to fight independently, completely cut off from each other and relying solely on lights to distinguish friend from foe, the lack of lighting was a disaster.

The White Tiger Regiment's South Korean soldiers couldn't see where the enemy was, so they immediately dared not fire their guns rashly.

After all, most of the soldiers in the camp were Koreans. If they just opened fire randomly, they would most likely kill their own people instead of the enemy.

The Korean soldiers defending this side were hampered, and their firepower suppression decreased.

On the other hand, as the most professional reconnaissance soldiers, the chemical attack squad is already very good at night fighting, not to mention that because of the meticulous planning, they know exactly where their own personnel are.

The attack squad has nothing to worry about; they can go all out to eliminate the enemy.

With this increase and decrease

The situation on the battlefield has been completely reversed.

Having regained the initiative on the battlefield, the assault squad meticulously executed the operational plan formulated before the operation, using tanks as cover to begin clearing out the remaining enemies.

The first and second groups were concentrated in the middle, and the ring of tanks surrounding the command post became their perfect cover.

Hiding behind tanks, they relied on the firepower of submachine guns, along with the area-of-effect damage from a large number of grenades.

The dozens of tank crewmen who had come from the tank camp were pinned down by fewer than ten men and couldn't even get their heads out. They were constantly being blown up or shot to death.

The South Korean tank crews were furious and wanted to use grenades to break the deadlock.

When facing an enemy hiding behind a tank, rifles pose very little threat, and only grenades that fire in a parabolic trajectory can be effectively countered.