It's like aerial parkour in gta5.
Every time the reconnaissance team reaches a way point to reply, it means that the mission has completed this step, and the command center will cross out the path.
From the first to the fourth waypoint, stepping on them all means the "air parkour" is over.
Observation point No. 1 is the location where the reconnaissance team will finally lurk for investigation. The meaning of No. 1 is similar to the best, and it is the most conducive to this investigation in all aspects.
There are also observation points No. 2 or even No. 3 as backup options to No. 1.
Once the reconnaissance team passes the observation point and determines that the target Shah is in the village, a quick reaction force will be dispatched to carry out the attack.
The hit was codenamed Rick James.
The qrf formed by the Marines and Rangers will immediately take helicopters to attack the village of Kadaku.
With fierce firepower and elite troops, combined with the bombing of bombers, the air and ground jointly acted together to wipe out Shah and his Shanhu armed organization.
Detection and confirmation first, and then launching a devastating strike are the main core of the operational briefing.
Akers finally finished speaking about the course of action, and the action briefing meeting ended.
Next, Long Zhan, Murphy, the two commanders of the qrf squadron, and the major as the chief commander, and a group of core mission personnel moved to the secret conference room.
The upgraded pre-operation meeting where operational briefing will be provided to core personnel of the operation.
Compared with the action briefing, which only outlines the process, the pre-action meeting is a real meeting, involving detailed deployment and actions.
There was a 2m x 2m map in the middle of the meeting, and the chief commander personally explained the detailed mission plan.
"The operation will be launched at 18:00 tonight. Two Chinooks and two Apaches will arrive at the scheduled landing site and place the five-person reconnaissance team here."
The major officer's two Chinook models on his left and two Apache models on his right, in a formation of four helicopters, stopped briefly 2 kilometers outside the west side of Asadabad village, and then continued to move.
"Then the helicopter formation continued to depart and flew for 30 minutes to the Jebbard base.
A quick reaction force composed of more than a dozen Marines and a dozen Rangers will remain on standby here in a state of combat readiness throughout the night.
Once confirmation of the codename Schlitz Malt is received, the second phase of the operation begins immediately.
The qrf continued to be on standby at the Jebbard base. The Apache and the Black Hawk at the base stayed with them. The two Chinooks returned to Bagram and were on standby.
Once the reconnaissance team identifies Shah, the second phase of the operation will officially begin, codenamed Rick James.
Bagram was ready to provide support at any time. QRF took Black Hawks and Apaches as the main attack force, and cooperated with bombers to kill Shah and Tariq. The mission ended here. "
After explaining the detailed process of the entire mission, the major officer specially reminded: "Gentlemen, please urgent rules of engagement. The U.S. military always abides by the law of armed conflict.
If you do not hold weapons, you will default to civilians and may not actively attack them.
Deadly force is only allowed to be used to stop or counter the threat if there is an active attack, or if the target is identified as having a weapon.
I don't want anyone to be sent home and court-martialed at the end of their mission. "
Rules of Engagement is a commonplace thing. Everyone here has heard it at least dozens or hundreds of times, and their ears are full of calluses.
But every time before taking action, I still repeat it.
The reason why they attach so much importance to the rules of engagement is not that American soldiers really care about the laws of war, nor is it that every soldier has the heart of Mary.
In fact, it is impossible to do so.
The United States entered Afghanistan as a savior and is now helping the Afghans re-establish their political power. It needs the support of some powerful local tribes to stabilize the current situation as soon as possible.
In this unique political atmosphere, the U.S. government needs to work closely with the Afghan government, and both parties will work together to establish various departmental units.
The U.S. military is also not immune, and many alternative departments and groups have been born.
The most alternative group of people among them is named "bsos".
The serious constraints on U.S. military operations in Afghanistan have caused headaches for U.S. military commanders and soldiers, but they have to be treated precisely because of this group of Afghans called "bsos".
bsos means the master of the battlefield, and their task is to supervise the battle.
Supervise the battle of American troops!
For any military operation launched by the US military in Afghanistan, the "bsos" formed by Afghan "fame" afterwards will go to the site for inspection.
It was confirmed that no Afghan civilians were killed during the operation, and the US military did not use any measures that were contrary to humanitarianism.
It just attacked Taliban militants.
Whenever civilians are injured or killed during an operation, this group of Afghan "old guys" aged 50 and above will immediately report to the Afghan government.
In order to win over people's hearts, stabilize this turbulent situation, and establish a political power belonging to Afghanistan as soon as possible, the Afghan government needs the support of these old guys from various tribes.
Will protest to the US government.
American politicians only want a stable Afghanistan. Only when it is stable can wealth be harvested from Afghanistan.
Are American soldiers living a good life? Will their actions become more dangerous? They don't care at all, and it can even be said that they don't care at all.
The Afghan government's protests will eventually reach the grassroots of the army.
If it is true that soldiers killed civilians, it will be difficult for the soldiers at the bottom to escape punishment in order to stop the Afghan government from annoying protests.
Even the commander in charge of this mission will also be implicated.
Although very few U.S. soldiers are repatriated from overseas every year, the actual number is at least 10 times the reported number.
Over time.
The officers and soldiers responsible for operations at the bottom had to put a layer of shackles on themselves to carry out various orders issued by the US government.
The three shepherds in Operation Red Wings didn't dare to kill because of the presence of bsos.
The keyboard warriors on the Internet are talking lightly every day, just open their mouths and kill them, and it's over. These people are mentally retarded and don't even know it. They save a few scourges to kill themselves, but they deserve to die.
Is this actually true?
Would a dignified SEAL special soldier be stupider than a keyboard warrior like you?
of course not!
The real reason is very realistic and cruel.
The killing of three civilians was considered massacre. Even if the US government would not be sent to a military court under the strong power of the United States, it would be inevitable to be expelled from the army.
Dismissal means no more scholarships, reemployment subsidies, pensions, etc.
The things you rely on to protect your life for the rest of your life will all leave you.
The most important thing is that civil rights are rampant in the United States, with people marching here and there every day, and massacring civilians is the biggest taboo.
Even if soldiers who massacre civilians are not imprisoned, they will basically be finished in society for the rest of their lives.
It's the kind of deep ditch where you are completely in despair and it is difficult to get up again.
No unit or company will recruit you. Even if a company dares to recruit you, it will soon be attacked by a large number of human rights organizations.
The company couldn't bear the pressure, and was eventually dismissed.
It is impossible for people without jobs to survive under the American capitalist social system.
The final outcome is that you cannot afford to pay off various credit cards, you are forced to undergo personal bankruptcy, and all your belongings accumulated in the first half of your life will be liquidated.
Not to mention the house, car, and pants will all be taken back and auctioned by the court.
Without personal credit, no one even wants to wash the dishes, so he can only become a homeless man on the street, living among rats and cockroaches in dog holes on the overpass every day.
The vast majority of retired soldiers have no choice but to resort to the killing skills learned in the army and embark on the road of illegal crimes.
This kind of punishment is too great and no normal person can bear it.
What is true social death?
This is!
Unless absolutely necessary, no one dares to touch this bad luck. The four-man team of Operation Red Wings suffered this disaster, which actually happened on this.
Lewen
