Jackie Chan used the game of whack-a-mole to describe leak repair, which immediately gave him a vivid image.
Everyone in the third group understood what they were going to do, and the other two groups also understood what it meant, and wrote down what Jackie Chan said.
Jackie Chan continued: "When the second group fired with full fire and empty the bullets, I heard them shouting to change the bullets.
Your third group needs to switch to full-automatic shooting, just like the first and second groups just now, suppress the target building with full firepower.
At this point, what are the first and second groups doing?
The first group needs to shoot whack-a-mole continuously and accurately towards the target building just like the third group just now.
The second group did what the first group just did, moved forward quickly and changed the magazine, and did not stop until they heard the third group of changing commands.
The only difference in the middle is only the first group, because it has already passed the entry stage, so there is no need to divide the three seconds into two parts, just play the whole process of whack-a-mole.
When the third group finished loading the magazine, they shouted the command to reload, and the cycle was completed.
Full firepower returned to the first group, the second group was responsible for helping to whack the moles, and the third group moved forward and reloaded until the first group of bullets were fired and the second group took over.
The three groups alternated in this way, forming a stepped firepower, forming a perfect closed loop, each performing its own duties and moving forward in a cycle.
The whole process is one group responsible for fully automatic suppression, one group responsible for single-shot whack-a-mole, one group taking the opportunity to move forward, and then the next cycle.
Always have two groups of players, and use fire to cover one group as it moves forward.
It's like an endless hellfire, burning forward in a ferocious way until it burns onto the enemy, burning them all into ashes.
As long as a smooth attack rhythm can be maintained, the Hellfire tactics can achieve excellent tactical effects.
Even if the enemy knows that someone is approaching, he will be suppressed behind the bunker and unable to get out, and can only watch you advance.
This is the team's coordinated attack tactic, the Hellfire tactic that prevents the enemy from counterattacking. "
Jackie Chan explained the tactics very well, and adjusted the positions of each group step by step to help complete the first cycle.
During this period, the three groups all understood what they needed to do and what kind of coordination was needed.
But knowing is one thing, doing it is another.
It is not an easy task for the three groups to complete coordinated operations and carry out smooth Hellfire advancement, and requires a lot of practice.
"Okay, the basic process has been explained, now let's start the formal practice.
First, practice consistent movement and movements on the field. I will give you a three-second card to simulate the firing time. You three groups will coordinate your movements on your own. "
Jackie Chan asked the three groups to return to the preparation point and began to practice the entrance stage repeatedly. He would time it for three seconds at each node.
“Get ready, start, 123, go; 123, go; 123, go.”
Following Jackie Chan's commands one after another, Wu Zhe, Wu Liuyi and Tuo Yonggang each led their teams and went out just like Jackie Chan demonstrated just now.
Jackie Chan is still decent in teaching every command and move. Now the three groups are working together to fight. They not only have to take care of themselves, but also cooperate with other groups.
Now it's troublesome.
The rhythm is a mess!
The admission process is the most dangerous and critical, so the time is controlled to an accuracy of 0.2 seconds, and almost every student needs to follow the steps step by step.
As long as one of them makes a wrong step, the three-second rhythm will be completely disrupted.
The three groups, which were clearly required to perform their own duties, but worked together in a tacit understanding, became three groups, each playing its own role, with no one caring about the other.
There is no tacit rhythm at all.
Jackie Chan had long expected this to happen. Team coordination is the most difficult thing in itself, not to mention the tacit cooperation of three groups.
So the solution has already been thought of.
That's all you have to do is practice hard.
There is no shortcut to tacit understanding. The only shortcut is to practice hard. As long as you practice more and cooperate more, you will naturally have tacit understanding.
When the running-in becomes each other's shape, the Hellfire Tactics will be complete.
The students are also well aware that such difficult tactics are not easy to learn, so they all work hard to train.
After a morning and an afternoon, I sweat like rain and keep training.
The three groups were finally able to complete the tactical coordination step by step within the specified time, and smoothly and accurately appeared on time and in place.
Entering the battlefield was the most difficult stage, and the Ace of Spades team barely passed it.
The only thing missing is fluency.
Each group is working hard to save time, and they care too much about standard movements, which results in them being too formulaic and unable to be as smooth as silk.
Fluency cannot be improved in a short period of time and can only be compensated for by continuous training.
but.
As long as the most difficult entry stage is completed, the next step is an infinite loop of repeated processes, which only requires a lot of time to practice.
So in the next week of training, the students began to practice the hellfire tactics.
The tactical field CQB is only conducted in the morning every day, and various simulation scenarios arranged by Jackie Chan are completed to further improve the CQB response ability.
From rescuing hostages to raiding terrorist lairs, these have become combat scenarios that the Ace of Spades team must master.
In the afternoon, no matter whether it's raining or sunny, it's all about practicing Hellfire tactics.
From the beginning, the process of holding a gun was mainly to familiarize themselves with the process. Jackie Chan stood by and yelled commands during the time to assist them in practicing.
Only after you have become proficient in the process can you move on to the real actual practice.
From this day on, the Ace of Spades team began to consume ammunition at an exaggerated rate, and the reserve team faced a painful reloading nightmare.
After the three groups completed a round of Hellfire practice, everyone had to knock out 8 magazines.
A total of 240 rounds of ammunition!
The machine gunner even shot out 600 rounds!
12 rifles required 96 30-round magazines, and 3 squad machine guns required 24 75-round drum magazines. The total ammunition consumed was as high as 4,680 rounds.
According to Jackie Chan, four hellfires are arranged every afternoon, plus a live-fire tactical field CQB in the morning.
More than 20,000 rounds of ammunition are consumed every day!
A team of only 15 people was able to shoot down 20,000 rounds of ammunition in one day.
What is this concept?
There are more than 100 people in a grassroots company, and the annual ammunition distribution is only 100,000. Some companies have light tasks, even only 50,000 rounds.
However, the special operations team led by Jackie Chan was able to complete a company's annual ammunition distribution in a few days.
This horrifying amount of ammunition consumption made the 15 members of the Ace of Spades team miserable. Each of them, a veteran who had been in the military for so many years, had his shoulders swollen from being shot.
It's embarrassing to tell anyone.
The eight-person reserve team responsible for suppressing the bullets was so miserable that they could not even cry.
Every day from morning to night, they are loading bullets like crazy. Each person has to catch more than 2,000 rounds of bullets every day, so that when he goes to sleep at night, he dreams of loading bullets.
Loading bullets one by one until my hands were cramping and trembling, and I couldn't even hold chopsticks while eating.
As Director Yang of the Equipment Department of Brigade A, he is also a well-informed old captain. He has seen all kinds of ups and downs.
But looking at the training team of only 15 people, they come to pick up more than a dozen boxes of ammunition every day.
He was panicked and couldn't stand it anymore.
We can only go to Captain Railway for help.
Although the special forces have abundant supplies in all aspects, they do not have an unlimited arsenal.
With Jackie Chan's terrifying ammunition consumption rate, the seemingly piled-up bullets in the equipment would be exhausted in less than a month.
The director of the equipment department wants to protect the entire brigade, and he cannot let 15 people shoot out all the bullets.
But Jackie Chan also holds a Shangfang sword, and under the orders of the captain, as long as Jackie Chan needs it, he must find a way to satisfy it.
The equipment department couldn't stop the ammunition for the Ace of Spades team, so they had no choice but to turn to Captain Railway for help.
"The Ace of Spades squad consumes 20,000 rounds of ammunition a day? How is this possible? There are only a few of them. Is it possible that the gunshots that have been ringing out all the time in the afternoon are not organized by any squadron? It is just a squad of them. beat?"
Captain Railway was shocked when he heard the news and couldn't believe the amount of ammunition consumed by a small team.
A person consumes more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition a day, which is equivalent to each person shooting a box of ammunition in a day.
Others calculate the unit by the round, but your target unit counts by the box. This unit has become too exaggerated, even if it is placed in the special forces with the largest ammunition consumption.
It is also a very exaggerated number.
In order to find out what was going on, he specially called Yuan Lang, the captain of the third squadron, and went to the outside of the tactical field to watch the training.
Look at the results.
My eyes are round!
I saw that the Ace of Spades team was divided into three groups, smoothly cycling between the three stages of burst shooting, full automatic, and forward advancement.
The suppression firepower output by the entire team, since there is no pause for even 0.5 seconds.
This fire suppression power is comparable to that of a company.
Captain Railway was really shocked. He had never seen such a strange tactic before.
He said in surprise: "What kind of fighting method is this? The design is so exquisite, and the interlocking firepower is simply breathtaking.
Faced with such perfectly connected ferocious firepower, when the two sides met each other in a head-on battle, I simply couldn't imagine how they could resist it. "
The Ace of Spades team under his own squadron can be so highly praised by the captain.
As the squadron leader, Yuan Lang smiled crookedly.
Lehehe explained: "This is called the hellfire tactic. Its characteristic is to rely on continuous firepower to suppress, force forward, and ultimately achieve the tactical goal."
"Hellfire tactics?"
Captain Railroad's eyes lit up and he praised him: "It's a good name. It's impressive enough. It perfectly fits this style of play. It's full of ferocity and toughness, but it's not very formal. It should be a type of alternating attack with multiple firepower points."
Finished praising.
Captain Railway's tone changed, and he asked with a bit of curiosity: "This hellfire tactic couldn't have been the idea of Jackie Chan himself."
(End of chapter)
