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Chapter 135 "Airborne Gunship Fearing the Sun" (15, ask for monthly subscription)

Everyone in the command center stayed up all night, and when they learned that the investigation team had safely arrived at the first observation point, they were all "off work" and ready to go back to sleep.

People on the ground began to withdraw, and so did those in the sky.

Apollo 2-2, who flew in the sky all night, doesn't want to stay up anymore at this time.

"Spartan O-1, here is Apollo 2-2, the sun has come out, we should withdraw, Good luck, I wish you good luck."

Lynn Taylor, a U.S. Air Force A-10 attack aircraft pilot and flight academy instructor, once said.

Although you can see the AC130 aerial gunship, most of the photos were taken during the day, but in fact, in the Afghanistan-Iraq theater, it can only operate at night, and must leave the combat airspace before the sun rises.

The photo takes the night sky as the background, which is the true portrayal of the gunboat in the air.

He must leave the battlefield before dawn, not to maintain his nickname of "ghost", but because the risk factor of fighting during the day is too high.

The air gunboat focuses on mid- and low-altitude operations, and its fierce firepower is its advantage.

It is also its shortcoming.

Regardless of mobility and defense capabilities, air gunships cannot compare with other fighters.

In this era of smuggled air-to-air missiles everywhere and the proliferation of individual surface-to-air missiles, armed groups of dozens of people can have air-to-air strike capabilities.

The air gunboat is such a big live target, if it is shot down, it will suffer a lot of losses.

Losing more than 1 million U.S. dollars is a trivial matter. As the only super-developed country in the world, it is too shameful for a top gunship to be shot down by terrorists.

Therefore, no matter how poor the communication quality is at this time, it is impossible for Apollo 2-2 to continue to be on duty.

"Fake!"

Regarding the departure of the air gunship, Dietz, who was in charge of radio communication, first reacted by swearing.

Then press the communication reply: "received".

With AC130 as a "mobile transfer base", the enhanced wireless communication signal is already so poor, what will happen if it is gone?
Dietz, who majored in communication, knew better than anyone that the communication was very likely to be lost.

That's why I'm so annoyed.

"Hey, familiar plot."

Long Zhan at the side sighed secretly, he already smelled the familiar smell, and knew the current situation, there was no way to change it.

The only thing he wants to do now is to kill the danger in its infancy.

As long as the three shepherds don't make a fuss and go to the village of Kadaku below to report the news, the final tragedy will not happen.

As long as you grasp this point, the tragedy of Operation Red Wings will be solved.

"This observation point is not good. Most of the village is covered, and the vegetation on the hill is too sparse. We are easily exposed here. We need to change the observation point."

Murphy walked back with Matt, pointed to another hill about 1 km away on the left and said, "I just discussed with Matt, and we both think that the hill over there should be more suitable."

Long Zhan looked in the direction of Murphy's finger, and the hills in the distance were indeed denser with trees.

Hide inside and observe, and you can't see it from the outside.

But seeing this lush green hilltop, Long Zhan immediately thought of the shepherd.

The vegetation on this mountain is so dense, isn't it a good place to herd sheep? If you really go to that mountain, the chances of meeting a shepherd will be very high.

Although Long Zhan had already planned in advance, how to deal with the shepherds after meeting them.

But if you can avoid the shepherds in advance and don't encounter them, from an objective point of view, it is definitely the best solution.

With the idea of ​​avoiding the shepherd, Long Zhan organized his words and said: "I don't recommend going to that mountain, the vegetation there is too dense, and the observation angle is too good.

If I were Shah, I would definitely place guards on this mountain.

Assuming that Shah thinks the same as me, then this mountain will no longer be safe, and it is very likely that we will encounter unexpected situations after entering. "

The more Long Zhan talked, the more likely he felt.

After the whole sentence, he can basically be sure that the shepherd who appeared in the Red Wing operation is actually the "Shah Armed Forces" pretending to guard the mountain.

Our ancestors used this tactic many times in guerrilla warfare during the War of Resistance Against Japan.

As the leader of a modern guerrilla armed organization, Shah was able to develop more than 200 people under the siege and interception of the US military. He must know some war history more or less.

Combined with the constraints of "BSOs" on the US military.

It is most likely Shah's whimsy to use shepherds instead of soldiers with guns to keep watch.

What Long Zhan said was reasonable and well-founded. Murphy, Matt and Dietz were all bluffed and had to treat this matter with caution.

In the eyes of the three of them...

Ahmed Shah, as a former Taliban high-ranking officer, but someone who has led troops to fight, is very likely to have anti-reconnaissance awareness.

In case Shah is really in the most dangerous place, defense measures have been arranged in advance.

Then they ran over, it would be tantamount to death.

The more he thought about it, the more Dietz felt that what Long Zhan said was reasonable, echoed: "Our communication status is already bad enough, and we are entering the mountain forest again, I am afraid we will completely lose contact with the base, and the satellite phone is not necessarily it works."

"Isn't there an Apollo 2-2?" Murphy asked.

"It just contacted me a minute ago, the sun came out, and he's going back to hold his mother to drink milk." Dietz said angrily.

Murphy knew what happened as soon as he heard it. He knew that air gunships generally would not perform missions during the day.

"Gibran, the possibilities you mentioned are very high, but we need a better observation point, and there is no way to confirm Shah here." Murphy said helplessly.

"We can go over there."

Long Zhan pointed to the mountain top with much sparser vegetation and relatively open terrain on the left.

He explained: "The angle over there is very suitable. You can definitely see the panoramic view of the village from the top of the mountain, and this kind of terrain is not very hidden. There is a high probability that Shah will not make a special trip to make a security deployment on it."

Murphy didn't speak for the first time, and picked up the high-powered observation glass to look over.

(End of this chapter)