Ever since Li Zheng and the others officially entered the training period, Jason always felt that the rabbit instructors there were mysterious in everything.
For example, they often play a stone-throwing game in the camp during training breaks. Another example is that they often lead teams out, and then disappear for a day or two, sometimes even three or four days.
When training in the camp, most of them stayed in the CQB training ground they built themselves, doing table tennis, but they couldn't see outside, which made Jason very itchy and wanted to find an excuse to go there. Let's see how well those army soldiers have been trained.
The only most enjoyable part was when Tong Zhi taught the army soldiers how to fight. It was the subject that Jason thought he had the most insight into.
He specifically told the sentry that if he found out that the other side was training, he would go over and call him. As long as he had time, he would definitely be there, sitting in a chair with high-power binoculars and watching the whole scene with great interest.
For a Delta team member, military combat is certainly no stranger.
His fighting skills are very complex, and they have dabbled in Krav Maga, Jiu Jitsu, Filipino stick skills and even karate and Aikido. This is just his personal interest and is not a mandatory requirement within the US military.
With the development of special forces today, the proportion of military combat training in overall training has been greatly reduced compared to before.
Because modern special operations encompasses too many subjects to fit combat into a packed training schedule, priority is given to the many other trainings required by special forces.
Special forces are likely to have to master a wide range of skills, such as hostage rescue training, foreign weapons training, jungle survival training, parachuting training, destruction of enemy facilities, communications training, medical rescue training, combat infiltration training, etc.
In addition, special forces have to deal with breakout escape tests and brutal resistance and interrogation training in order to perform special operations missions behind enemy lines or in hostile environments. For Special Forces, their time is too precious.
Therefore, many of the world's famous special forces spend a very short time in combat.
Take Jason himself for example. He entered the rookie training camp after joining Delta through selection. He only received fighting training for six weeks. Most of the time, he relied on his own self-discipline and performed strength and boxing training in the gym between training sessions. When deployed overseas, go to a local martial arts studio to learn local martial arts.
The U.S. Special Forces combat system is divided into brown belt, gray belt, green belt, brown belt and black belt. Green belts, brown belts and black belts can take the instructor qualification test, and Jason himself is a black belt instructor.
Of course, he has no chance to be deployed in China, and his identity is too sensitive. Even if he wants to use his vacation to study in China, he may be targeted when he enters the country.
Because of this, he showed great interest in the Chinese fighting skills learned by the soldiers in the army.
Unlike him, Hueys was not very interested in fighting, so when he saw Tong Zhi teaching the soldiers assassination training, he dismissed it. He felt that this kind of training was simply superficial and impractical.
Jason reminded Hueys in an expert tone that they were not practicing moves, but murderous intent. When it came time to fight with the bayonet, they not only needed skills and strength, but also courage and murderous intent. Otherwise, if they were timid, they would not even be able to face it directly. The enemy doesn't even have the courage, let alone fight to the death.
As the days passed, not only the two instructors from the Delta next door felt the changes in the Army training base, but the soldiers of the special operations company inside also seemed to have changed without knowing it.
In addition to the previous training, the camp was full of soldiers in twos and threes, hunched over each other, disheveled and playing in the water.
Now, not only is the environment in the camp neat and tidy, but everyone walks in the standard PLA queue posture. Everyone walks with their heads held high, three in a row and two in a row. Even the clothes on the clothes drying ground are hung in the same style. Gotta be neat.
I used to lie in bed, smoke, eat and even drink beer before going to bed. Now before turning off the lights at night, I also do strength training, including squats, abdominal and leg raises, sit-ups, push-ups on the bed...
These are all required by the instructors, and they are euphemistically called bed exercises.
There is a small field training once a week. We go out for two days to attack, march in the field and march according to the map. Everyone must learn to use maps and compasses.
Wilderness survival lasts for five days every two weeks, and various tactical trainings are conducted in the middle.
I don’t have much time in the camp. In addition to the CQB training ground and climbing area, I spend most of my time at the shooting range to practice shooting at various targets, from pistols to rifles to sniper rifles to light machine guns. The distances range from 25 meters to 800 meters. Application shooting to precision sniping, from quick reaction shooting to reaction shooting...
During that time, Johnny shivered involuntarily when he saw the gun.
The happiest training is the airborne training, because Li Zheng and Tong Zhi will apply for the Army to send helicopters to take people to the sky. First, the snipers will conduct aerial sniper training on the helicopter, and then choose to rappel to the designated location.
But they didn't learn about airborne.
The reason is simple, not enough time.
If you really want to practice parachuting, you have to eliminate three swellings before you can get into the sky. Time and conditions don't allow it.
Li Zheng and Tong Zhi's training program is very effective.
Not only is the discipline strict, but rewards and punishments are also clear.
At first, there were many violations of discipline, and the punishments were terrifying.
Those who achieve great results will receive extremely high rewards.
For example, Johnny was the first person in the company to hit the chest ring target at 800 meters with an 85 sniper. Li Zheng rewarded him with a sheep that night and asked him to invite the whole class to roast the whole sheep.
When other classes saw it, they naturally drooled.
Each squad is equipped with a sniper, so other soldiers will make noises to let the snipers in their squads compete for air, and strive to achieve results so that everyone can eat roasted whole lamb.
As the saying goes, everything goes smoothly.
Strict discipline in the early stage will bring about rapid progress in the later stage.
Sandy couldn't believe how much this company had changed in just one month.
In the past, he had no confidence in defeating the anti-terrorism team in the assessment three months later, but now he sees the dawn of victory.
Maybe……
What a win!
While Li Zheng and Tong Zhi were working hard with their soldiers to train and prepare for the final assessment, Jason and Hueys were also making their own plans.
The two Delta members did not pay too much attention to the training of the anti-terrorist unit.
In fact, this is not the first time for this kind of substitute training. It has been done before, but they were not just the two of them as instructors.
Neither Jason nor Hueys felt it was reliable to conduct special operations training in such a small African country.
The reason is very simple. Real special operations are a money-burning thing. They are originally a thing for rich countries. A country with insufficient defense budget does not have the capital to do this.
What should be taught has been taught in various previous trainings, and this is not the first time that the anti-terrorism team has participated in external training. Jason believes that this level is already the highest level of W country's special operations. Due to limited conditions, it will be difficult to improve.
As for the PLA, through various surveillances, he felt that the teachings were nothing more than this. The Army's equipment was not as good as the anti-terrorist unit, so what kind of tricks could it do?
They didn't care about training, but they were very concerned about another thing.
That was the "Poison Needle Operation" that their team had planned for a long time. They received the news that day and it was finally approved and will be implemented in five days.
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