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Chapter 134 Arriving at the Destination (Part 6, please subscribe, ask for a monthly pass)
Jebbard Base.

The major commander led the command team and opened up a forward command center here, code-named Sparta.

Murphy's team drove through the mountains overnight, and the command center was also brightly lit all night.

As Murphy's team continued to move forward, passing through the pre-determined path points, the feedback communications were also sent back to the command center one by one.

"Call Apollo 2-2, Spartan O-1 has arrived at Budweiser, can you receive it?"

"Apollos 2-2, Spartans O-1 to Miller."

"Apollo 2-2, this is Spartan O-1, has arrived in Corona."

"Calling Apollo 2-2, Spartan O1...Hiss...Hi...Hey..."

Communications for the first three waypoints were clear, and apart from the longer than planned travel time, everything else went well.

The reporting process of the fourth waypoint was not as smooth as the previous three times.

There was serious interference in the first communication, and the command center couldn't hear clearly at all.

The command center asked for three repetitions in a row, and it was only when Dietz Hui reported for the fourth time that he accurately completed the fourth marching point—the report of Heineken.

Since the communication was successfully completed in the end, it did not have any major impact on the operation.

The task is not terminated.

The action continues.

In fact, in the military operations of the US military in Afghanistan, there will basically be communication problems more or less, and everyone has long been used to it.

When a mistake has not been corrected for a long time and becomes a habit, this mistake will not be taken seriously.

When Long Zhan and the others rushed from Heineken to the first observation point, the sun had already appeared in the eastern valley, and the darkness had been completely dispelled.

The dawn of a new day.

After walking all night, Murphy's team finally arrived at the final destination of the trip.

Standing on the top of a rocky mountain with very sparse vegetation, Long Zhan can already look at the distant cols with the naked eye, and see the village of Kadaku 1.5 kilometers away.

"Smooth than expected!"

Long Zhan smiled secretly, turned around and returned to take out the military high-precision map, and used surveying and mapping tools plus GPS positioning to double confirm that there was no error in the location.

Turning his head to Dietz, he said, "I've conducted a test and comparison, and confirmed that this is the first observation point. You can contact the base now."

"OK!"

Dietz's location is relatively good, and there is no need to find another place.

Uninstall the communication system on the spot, turn on the signal enhancement foldable antenna, adjust the channel and call: "Spartan base, this is Spartan O-1, communication check."

The target of the call has changed this time, from Apollo 2-2 last night to a forward combat center.

The reason for this change is that Murphy's team has reached its final location and needs to connect with the command center.

As Murphy's team went deeper into the forest, the quality of the signal became worse and worse.

When the fourth waypoint was reported, there was already communication white noise, and now it is even more serious at the final observation point.

Nearly half a minute after the first call, there was no fixed-point response at all.

The second call still went nowhere.

It wasn't until the third call that there was any movement, but the sound in the headset was intermittent and unclear, and neither Dietz nor the base could hear clearly.

Dietz could only keep repeating with the base, conveying that the team had arrived at the first observation point.

As long as you can hear it fully and clearly once.

There was a problem with the radio communication, and Matt, who was an observer, also encountered a tricky trouble.

"Murphy, this observation point is like shit, half of the village is blocked."

The relationship between Matt and Murphy is relatively good, and they call each other more casually, and they don't call the chief according to the regulations.

Murphy picked up the high-powered observation mirror and looked over, and found that the village could only be seen in half due to the angle.

"Damn it!"

Couldn't help but swear.

Although the other half of the village was blocked by trees and mountains due to the viewing angle, Murphy's team could still observe here.

But without the full view of the village, it is very likely that Shah cannot be accurately observed.

Without seeing the Shah himself, there was no way to act directly.

"It's impossible to observe from this angle, we need to find a way to solve it."

Murphy realized that this situation was not good, and as a commander, he began to think about what method to use to solve the problem in front of him.

On the other side, after continuous calling, Dietz finally completed the report with the Spartan base.

"Sir, although our communication with Spartan O-1 is occasionally interrupted, we have received a definite report that they have arrived at the first observation point."

The communications officer who communicated with Murphy's team reported to the major officer.

"Okay, guys."

The major officer, who hadn't slept all night, rubbed his face, got up and came to the mission board.

Crossed out the last Schlitz malt, and said to the dozens of soldiers waiting in the house: "The scouting team has arrived at the designated location. The first team will return to Bagram with me. The second team will see you and enjoy it. Good night."

After finishing speaking, the major officer walked out of the door still.

Maybe it was because staying up late caused the thinking reaction to slow down, or maybe he didn't think about it at all. The major officer didn't think there were any problems in the mission, and he didn't think there was any modification to the plan.

Sean, Frank and the others were the substitute team, and they didn't notice anything unusual.

He had to get up and walk out with the major officer, preparing to return to Bagram Air Force Base for a good night's sleep. Sean also asked curiously: "When we wake up after a night's sleep, shouldn't they come back?"

"Wait until you wake up? No no no no!"

Frank waved his fingers and teased Sean: "They will be back soon, and then they will kick your ass, kick you out of bed, and then tell you, hey, rookie, it's time to get up Diaper changed."

Sean: "..."

Several commanders of the quick reaction force also got up and left the command center. It would take a while for the reconnaissance mission to be completed, enough for them to get a good night's sleep.

As a large group of people left one after another, the forward combat command center suddenly became empty, with only a few communication officers still on duty.

At this time, the time displayed on the clock above the gate was 6:45 in the morning.

(End of this chapter)