The Treasure Hunt of an Antique Dealer

The barracks are on the nearby side. This neighborhood house is the residence of one of the senior officers. Guan Xingquan and the group entered the barracks. They didn’t have the time to look inside the barracks with wide open windows and doors, but in a standard assault formation. go ahead.

The bullet is loaded, ready to fire at any time!

This is not just due to habit. The situation in this camp unconsciously made Guan Xingquan and the others respond with this scene: There are dead people everywhere, and most of the numbers are still the kind of scratching their throats.

At a glance, there are hundreds of dead people outside the house. It is hard to say how many people are in the two rows of barracks.

Life or death can only be determined after checking!

Who can be 100% sure that the people here are dead

Too confident will become reckless, and the price of this recklessness is death on the battlefield!

Ten minutes later, he was finally stable. There was no one living in the entire camp. A few died from the shock wave surrounding the explosion. The others were all suffocated, including all the equipment.

This cleanup of the battlefield is something that Xingquan and others don’t care about. These UNITA soldiers have used the Soviet-style and South African-made equipment "joint forces" that have been used for many years. As for the low-level officers and soldiers, they don’t have much property. A dozen gold chains were dazzling around the necks of dead corpses, and a small pile of gold rings were used to count the balls.

I’m really grateful to the good habits of the African black buddies. I just like the golden stuff. Otherwise, it’s difficult for everyone to buy a bunch of souvenirs home with these unreliable banknotes just by relying on those Angolan “Kwanzas”.

Gold is better, hard currency, money is everywhere.

Security, after this rough inspection, Guan Xingquan found the most important part of the camp area: the ammunition depot!

There will be an ordnance and ammunition depot in the barracks of any field force. Even if the garrison in this barracks does not have a battalion, there will be more than three or four hundred people. In the war period, the size of this ammunition depot is not small.

The small warehouse of a school was half full: the camp area was supposed to be a school. Most of the barracks were actually classrooms. The blackboards were still there. There were a few leftover shots found in the ammunition warehouse. UNITA plays retro.

The door of the galvanized iron warehouse opened the big lock. There were a lot of ammunition boxes here, including bullets, grenades, and rockets.

There are few guns, and most of them are in the barracks. Those UNITA soldiers are also the masters of the guns. Those large-caliber 12.7 mm Deshka machine guns are mounted on all kinds of vehicles. It is the rainy season and they are all used. The rain cloth and plastic sheet were covered and stopped outside.

There are also a lot of American and Soviet-style grenades. There are also two M-19 60mm mortars that were used by the United States during World War II and are now equipped with the National Guard, plus more than ten boxes of shells, messages and additional propellant packs. .

Guan Xingquan asked him to drive a truck and two pickup trucks made by Little Devils, all equipped with Deschka machine guns.

"Bring mortars and artillery shells, as well as more hand grenades, as well as those bullets made in Cuba.

Bring some more rockets, which are made in the Soviet Union or Cuba. The few rocket launchers Alyosha just looked for can be used..."

Guan Xingquan is talking about it. They are airborne infantry and lack heavy firepower. Weapons such as mortars have been captured, so they will be convenient to bring.

In the past, either by expensive helicopters or walking on two legs, Angola didn’t have too many cars to lend to them, and the cost of air transportation by plane was also high. This would allow seized cars to travel, and some ammunition would be transported to the airport. Just over there.

Even if it's eating the enemy, it can at least save the company's air freight: looking at the storage and quality of the arms in these warehouses, they are all OK, and they can be used after a little inspection at that time.

Firepower, firepower is very important!

It's like RPG accounts for the system, but just carry one, come on at the critical moment, and then lose the transmitter. The seized things don’t feel bad to use, and they are worth all at once.

There are also pickups and broken jeeps in the camp. Guan Xingquan is a car that is not intended to be left to the Anthropod. The Deshka machine guns installed in the upper house are definitely good things for defensive tasks. Long-distance suppression effect lever drops!

A machine gun of the same level as the M2, the treasure of the camp defense, at least in the daytime when others can't reach you, with this big guy, you can blast a target one or two kilometers away.

Let’s talk about it if you can’t beat it. Anyway, if a group of people are being stalked by Ting Deška from 1.5 kilometers away, don’t think about walking well, in case you get a shot...

A big hole within a kilometer, more than one kilometer is even more miserable, basically it is "a cut in two"!

Flying far away, the speed of the bullet slows down, the stability is also reduced, and the hole caused by this hit also becomes larger.

At this time, unless you have a mortar or a large-caliber machine gun of the same type in your hand, it is certain to be honest: the Angola warring parties at this time do not have large-caliber anti-material rifles. "Strength" brought a few of them, which Angolans had never seen before.

Sasha is also helping. I have been in Afghanistan for a long time, and I have seen a lot of messy weapons~www.readwn.com~ I have seen a lot of NATO series equipment, and I searched for trouble.

"Alyosha, look what this is"

A big iron box, open it, and see that there are flat "little jugs" in it; there are stamps on the iron box, in English, but Sasha doesn’t know it, so I didn’t dare to turn it over: it’s not wine. pot!

Alyosha doesn't know either, but he understands English.

"Oh, there are still all these antiques, I said Sasha, stay away and be careful!

This is Hawkins anti-tank grenade, World War II stuff, British goods..."

Like a small hip flask grenade, something designed and manufactured for World War II emergency, each weighing 1.02 kg, can be used in local mines, or as an anti-tank grenade.

The Brit was eliminated from the army in the mid-1950s, and it was probably sold to the Portuguese in Angola. It is said that during the colonial independence-independence war in the 1960s and 1970s, it appeared a lot in Angola.

The time of manufacture is also printed on the tin box: In 1944, Pi Sasha was several years older!

It's not that the airtight, moisture-proof packaging bullets produced 47 years ago can still be used.

There are a lot of antiques in the warehouse. For example, there are several types of landmines that were produced during World War II. There are at least tens of millions of landmines in Angola!

But there are also modern high-tech equipment: 12 long aluminum alloy boxes were found with "Stinger" missiles inside!

Twenty years later, I said in Afghanistan: Where is the "stinger", where is the elite of the Taliban!

It seems that this statement is also applicable in Angola. I don't know how many "stinger" in the mansion of Savimbi more than two hundred meters away were blown up.

Seeing this, Alyosha smiled and said to Sasha, the only "poor ghost" here: "Your three children have paid their tuition for the past two years."