In the Apocalypse, Hoarding Supplies with the System's Hundredfold Critical Hits

Under the firepower of machine guns and rifles, these vans were quickly riddled with bullets, catching fire, and even exploding.

In the firelight, these armed personnel were picked off one by one by sniper bullets.

After all, at a distance of 600 meters, it was extremely easy to use an SVD sniper rifle to target these exposed militants.

The entire ambush, designed to strike the reinforcements, lasted less than 10 minutes. The commander of the convoy didn't even have time to notify Ma Teng and the reinforcements marching on foot behind him before he was located by a sniper using the firelight. He was the first to die.

At this moment, the battlefield was a mess, with vehicle wreckage and corpses everywhere. A total of more than 360 people were completely annihilated by the firepower of a single company.

It must be said that there is indeed a gap in combat effectiveness between militants and regular troops. Regular troops operate with a systematic approach. Moreover, Li Ming only deployed light infantry; he didn't even use the main force of the combined arms brigade.

If a combined arms battalion had been deployed, it is estimated that the entire enemy force could have been wiped out within five minutes.

After all, the artillery of a combined arms battalion is not to be trifled with.

After annihilating the enemy forces here, the company commander immediately ordered the troops to move the ambush circle forward another 300 meters, waiting for the enemy infantry to walk into the trap.

The company commander's prediction was indeed accurate. As soon as the ambush position was prepared, it was confirmed by drones that a large force of enemy infantry was approaching to provide support.

Facing the enemy's infantry, there was no need for weapons like rocket launchers. Simply deploying machine guns and rifles was sufficient.

The remaining three platoons of infantry in the company all lay prone on both sides of the road, about 200 meters away from the road. Light and heavy machine guns formed a crossfire from the high ground in the rear.

Soon, a large force of enemy infantry, approximately 700 strong, began to advance towards this location. At this time, the large force of enemy infantry could only vaguely see the burning convoy ahead, but they could not clearly distinguish whether it was the convoy or something else that was on fire.

Everything was unclear, and they had only faintly heard gunshots and explosions earlier.

Soon they began to enter the company's ambush circle. At this time, the vanguard of the enemy's large infantry force could already clearly see the burning convoy.

The vanguard realized that something was wrong, and just as they were about to notify the rear troops, the guns started firing.

The sound of light and heavy machine guns mixed with rifle fire, and dense bullets rained down on the unprepared militants. Nearly 700 militants were quickly brought down by the rain of bullets.

The remaining militants quickly lay down on the ground and began to return fire with their rifles.

However, they had no cover, so some militants could only use the bodies of their fallen comrades to prop up their guns and fight back. For a time, the night sky was filled with bullets flying around like fireflies.

The strange howling sound of bullets passed over the heads of both sides.

At this time, the militants were very clear that they had encountered an ambush, and it was estimated that the convoy that was on fire in front had also encountered an ambush. There was no way to provide support, and they had to retreat immediately.

The commander of these people immediately shouted, "The enemy's firepower is too fierce. The first and second battalions provide alternating cover for retreat. Retreat quickly!"

It must be said that these people still had some combat effectiveness. Seeing that the situation was not right, they immediately wanted to retreat. The idea was right, but it was a little too late to retreat at this time.

Several soldiers from the company directly took out signal guns and fired several flares into the sky above the approximate location of the enemy forces that were being covered by fire.

As several flares rose into the sky, the situation on the battlefield became clear at a glance. The remaining approximately 450 militants left more than 100 people behind to cover their retreat, while the remaining 300 or so crawled back.

At this time, the company's snipers smiled and used SVD sniper rifles to lock onto these militants one by one.

Accompanied by crisp gunshots, one militant after another was picked off by the snipers.

The company's light and heavy machine guns had stopped firing, and flares were constantly being fired over there.

However, although the light and heavy machine guns had stopped firing, the rifles on both sides had not stopped firing. The gunfire continued for about 20 minutes, and bullets hit these militants one by one.

One militant after another was hit by bullets. In the end, of the nearly 700 infantrymen on foot, only about 50 survived and returned, and the rest were left behind as corpses.

The company commander immediately arranged for a platoon of infantry to clean up the battlefield and collect weapons, while the remaining two platoons went to support the first platoon in attacking the supplies warehouse.

With the arrival of the company's main force, it was simply a catastrophe for the enemies in the three-story building.

Soon, the dozens of remaining militants in the small building were completely annihilated, and then it was time to search for spoils of war.

The company's soldiers took out their interdimensional pockets and began to search, dividing into two groups, one to search the above-ground warehouses and buildings for supplies.

The first thing they took was the generators and various electrical equipment here, and then they opened the four above-ground warehouses. The first warehouse was filled with boxes of various brands of instant noodles, including bowl noodles and bagged noodles.

The company commander took a rough look and saw that there were more than 3,000 boxes of bagged noodles and about 2,000 boxes of bowl noodles.

The second warehouse was filled with boxes of sausages, including but not limited to starch sausages, vacuum-packed garlic sausages, red sausages, kiss sausages, etc., neatly stacked, with a total of more than 11,000 boxes.

The third warehouse was filled with all kinds of canned goods, various large brands of canned goods, glass bottles of yellow peach canned goods, strawberry canned goods, pineapple canned goods, orange canned goods, apple canned goods, sand fruit canned goods, etc.

In addition to these, there were also a large number of canned braised pork, canned braised beef, canned dace with salted black beans, canned ribbonfish, etc., all neatly stacked in boxes, with a total of more than 8,500 boxes.

The fourth warehouse was full of snacks, including various egg yolk pies, bread, small bread, biscuits, chocolate pies, etc., a total of more than 1,300 boxes, and about 600 boxes of various large brands of candy and chocolate and other supplies.

In addition, this warehouse also had a large number of happy fat宅water, juice, kvass, and various dairy beverages, etc., a total of about 4,500 boxes.

There were also various brands of purified water, mineral water, etc., with more than 6,500 pieces. Among them, there were as many as 4,500 boxes of purified water that could be directly used for experiments.

These are only part of the supplies here, and the bulk of the supplies are in the underground warehouse...