I was convicted of war crimes for farming in Africa?

However, fighting alone deep behind enemy lines is extremely dangerous, and the probability of encountering the enemy on the highway is also the highest. A slight mistake could lead to total defeat.

Although they were far from the main enemy force at the front, Yang Yucai, as the commander, dared not be careless in the slightest and made special redeployments at this point.

The first echelon leads the way, responsible for reconnaissance, while the remaining two echelons follow behind, waiting for an opportunity to strike.

Normally, they would hide in the woods on both sides, trying to conceal their presence as much as possible, and only set off after the first team had checked and confirmed that it was safe.

With the intelligence gathered from torturing prisoners before the operation, the route for the infiltration detachment was very clear.

That is, to the east of Hill 522.1, find the road built with sand and gravel, follow the road directly to Erqingdong, where the White Tiger Regiment's command post is located, and search for enemy artillery positions and armored units along the way.

If we can find these high-value enemy units, then let the second and third echelons take them out.

If there is no discovery along the way, then the search and finding task should be handed over to the second and third teams, while the first team continues to maintain the same route.

Taking down the White Tiger Regiment's command post is the top priority; all other tasks must give way to it.

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Walking along the road increases the chances of being spotted, while going off the road makes it easy to get lost and not find the target, Erqing Cave. The first team must camouflage themselves before setting off.

Captain Yang Yucai donned a U.S. military uniform and, as planned, impersonated a U.S. military advisor.

The reason I didn't change my clothes before setting off was mainly because I was worried that getting my clothes dirty from all the crawling and tumbling along the way would arouse suspicion if I looked disheveled.

"Captain Yang is over 1.8 meters tall. With his naturally fair skin and blond hair, plus the cover of night, he really looks like a real American soldier in his uniform. Unless you shine a flashlight on him and stare at his face, it's really hard to find any clues."

Chen Jun glanced at Yang Yucai, who had finished his makeup, out of the corner of his eye, and couldn't help but marvel at him inwardly.

The US military is considered superior to the South Korean military, so it's impossible for the US military to do the hard work of guarding checkpoints and patrolling; the South Korean military would definitely be dispatched instead.

If they encountered South Korean soldiers guarding checkpoints on the road, they would never dare to shine an electric light on the American advisors to take a closer look.

Yang Yucai's disguise.

Theoretically, it is flawless.

"The original White Tiger Raid Team only had thirteen members, but now with me, it has become fourteen. I am one more person, and I must not become superfluous."

I must follow Captain Yang closely and take advantage of this rare opportunity to learn how to fight special operations and improve my tactical awareness.

While Chen Jun was thinking to himself, his hands were also moving quickly.

The thirteen team members, including Chen Jun, were dressed in South Korean military uniforms and disguised as a "security team" escorting US military advisors along the way.

"Our primary objective is the White Tiger Regiment's command post. Once we find it, we must strike at its vital points, launch a fierce attack, and quickly end the battle. If we encounter a stubborn enemy, it's a fight to the death, not a fight to the death."

After the members of the guerrilla squad completed their disguises, Yang Yucai solemnly instructed Chen Jun and the others before leading the team on their official departure.

The stretch of road from the hidden ravine to the iconic highway is less than 500 meters long, but danger lurks in the shadows.

As North Korean liaisons, Kim Dae-ju and Han Dae-nyeon needed to be able to negotiate with any enemy they encountered as soon as possible to prevent other team members from being exposed by South Korean soldiers who couldn't speak Korean.

The two of them were placed at the front of the group, with Chen Jun, Yang Yucai, and others following behind them.

No one spoke along the way; the silent team only wanted to reach Erqing Cave as soon as possible, destroy the White Tiger Regiment's command post, and complete the mission assigned by their superiors.

As a result, after walking less than two hundred meters, Jin Dayong, who was at the front, suddenly stopped.

He stood there stiffly, not daring to move a single finger.

"Comrade Jin, what's wrong?" Yang Yucai frowned and asked immediately.

"Landmine! I stepped on a landmine!"

Jin Dayong's entire body was moving except for his mouth, which showed how nervous he was.

"Are you sure?" Yang Yucai pressed.

"I'm sure, it's under my left foot."

Those who were able to participate in this operation were all veterans with rich combat experience. Jin Dayong was able to make accurate judgments simply by feeling the ground under his feet.

"Zhang Lianxun, go check it out. Everyone else, retreat, the farther the better."

Yang Yucai issued two orders in a row, but he himself did not retreat. Instead, he took the initiative to step forward and comforted her, saying, "Don't speak or move."

As a professional mine-clearing expert in the chemical attack squad, Zhang Lian took out a mine detector and a knife, and skillfully climbed over to begin the inspection.

Following Yang Yucai's orders, the rest of the attack squad retreated slowly to avoid being wiped out by the potential explosion.

Chen Jun was also retreating, but he stopped after retreating less than ten meters.

His gaze was fixed on Zhang Lianxun, who was lying down.

Such a valuable opportunity to learn practical mine clearance is something you'd never have the chance to do in the real world; Chen Jun didn't want to miss it.

You should know that Chen Jun can use what he's learned; it might even save his life.

After all, he was still a prisoner of war in reality, and the Democratic Republic of González was already in the midst of war. Who knew if he would step on a landmine one day?

"Zhang Lianxun, is there any difficulty in eliminating it?" Yang Yucai squatted down and asked in a low voice.

"We're lucky. I've taken a closer look, and it doesn't seem to be an anti-personnel mine; it should be an anti-tank mine," Zhang Lianxun said while inspecting the mine.

"Anti-tank mines require a greater trigger weight. Given Comrade Jin's weight and equipment, the probability of an accident is very low. However, we cannot be careless. We must guard against the enemy setting up multiple mines in a row. Let's check if there are any anti-personnel mines below."

Yang Yucai was the most professional reconnaissance veteran in the 203rd Division. He was proficient in various reconnaissance techniques and experience behind enemy lines and made an accurate analysis in a short time.

"Captain, I'm sure there are no anti-personnel mines. You can spread out now, I'm going to start clearing the mines."

Zhang Lianxun retrieved the mine detector he had been inspecting, gave a precise report on the inspection findings, and simultaneously switched his right hand to a dagger, waiting for Yang Yucai to leave.

Although Zhang Lianxun had great confidence in his judgment, it was always good to be cautious in everything.

Yang Yucai can't be blown up here!

"Okay, then be careful."

Yang Yucai didn't hesitate or dawdle like a woman; he made a decisive decision and, while retreating, ordered, "Everyone, retreat further and take cover."

Upon hearing the order, Bao Yuelu, Zhao Shunhe, Li Peilu, Hou Shibing, and other comrades from the chemical attack squad all lay down, their worried eyes fixed on Zhang Lianxun.

War inevitably involves separation and death, but no one wants their comrades to die in front of them.