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    Most of the remaining soldiers were gravely injured, leading to a significant loss ofbat effectiveness.


    Just then, themander of the second echelon shouted in panic, “Commander, we… we were also ambushed! The explosion was catastrophic! We… we nearly lost everyone! Those who survived are all severely wounded. There are blood, severed limbs, and broken arms everywhere…”


    Upon hearing this, Chen was momentarily paralyzed with shock.


    He never anticipated that the North Wing would also be under enemy scrutiny.


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    He had nned a surprise attack, sending out his best forces for a beheading mission. So why were they met with such devastation as soon as they arrived? How had the enemy orchestrated this in advance?<fn1039> ???? ????s? ???????s ?? ?ovelFind</fn1039>


    While Chen spiraled into self-doubt, Hunter (Hamid) and his soldiersunched aprehensive attack!


    Hunter (Hamid) had divided the entire base into five zones based on Charlie’s directives.


    Each zone was further segmented into numerous detailed coordinate points, corresponding to the locations of the explosions.


    As a result, once the soldiers in each bunker identified the explosion points from the marked maps, they quickly grasped the enemy’s current positions.


    Hunter (Hamid) then sent 800 soldiers from the front and rear slopes to encircle the first echelon.


    Simultaneously, artillery stationed in the tunnel on the reverse slope of the south wing fired off twenty small mortars, targeting the explosion points in the north wing, preparing for another barrage against the second echelon of the north wing.


    The construction of a mortar is rtively straightforward; it consists of a slender barrel mounted on a tripod. While this type of weapon has limited range and lower powerpared to towed artillery, it boasts certain advantages.


    The primary benefit is its high mobility and portability, allowing troops to strike quickly and retreat just as fast.


    Firing is also simple; by adjusting the angle and cing a shell in the muzzle, it can beunched almost instantly.


    During the War of Resistance Against Japan, a young artilleryman from the Eighth Route Army famously took out Japanese Army Lieutenant General Nobihide Abe with a mortar strike.


    These advantages have ensured that mortars have remained in military use for decades.


    Hunter (Hamid)’s artillery teams quickly adjusted their aim, knowing the precise locations of each explosion point in the north wing.


    Within a minute or two, the twenty mortars began an unrelenting bombardment!


    Moreover, the shellsnded with remarkable uracy, striking the heart of the second echelon assembly point.


    The five million Dragon Pce soldiers in the second echelon faced a devastating assault, unable to make any effective adjustments. The dense mortar shells fell upon them like hail, one after another.


    At that moment, the hilltop of the north wing became a scene of utter chaos.


    After several rounds of shelling, the casualty rate among the soldiers of the Wanlong Pce across the North Wing soared above 90%.


    Those who remained were also on the brink of death.


    “Tommy! Tommy! Please respond!” Chen was nearly in despair, shouting the name of the second echelonmander into themunication system.


    However, all he heard in response was the relentless sound of cannon fire; there was no reply.


    The second echelonmander, British Tommy Johnson, had already been killed by mortar fire during the first wave of bombardment.


    As Chen listened to the continuous explosions through themunicator, tears streamed down his face.


    Realizing the dire situation of the second echelon, he urgently addressed themander of the first echelon: “Onizuka! You must hold on! Don’t give up! I will order the five thousand soldiers of the government army to charge. I will do whatever it takes to rescue you!”


    In response, the first echelonmander, Japanese Onizuka Kenta, let out a sorrowfulugh and replied, “Commander, don’t bother… the enemy is already upon us… Goodbye… Commander…”<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">The Amazing son inw Chapter 3443</h2>