Chapter 56: Sniping Lessons in the Jungle

  "Sniper originally referred to a person shooting from a concealed fortification, nowadays people often refer to shooters who have received special training and master accurate shooting, camouflage and reconnaissance skills as snipers."

  Snipers have become an indispensable and crucial role in special operations. Snipers are often the decisive factor in special combat actions, and even a single outstanding sniper's action can be the entirety of a special operation.

  For a sniper to accurately hit the target, he needs to consider distance, wind speed, temperature and humidity. A top-notch sniper can hit the target in complex environmental conditions, not by relying on scientific data calculations, but by relying on years of practical experience accumulated over the years.

  "Today I'll let you experience in actual combat how a true sniper grasps victory and defeat in their hands!"

  ……

  Iron Head hid in the observation post dug under a pile of withered yellow leaves, thinking about what Qin Yang said before he came.

  At noon, Qin Yang saw off Liao Jianren and returned to the village. He then gathered all the special warfare team members together and gave them a lesson.

  The content of the lesson is very simple, just the passage mentioned at the beginning.

  Then, Qin Yang had them form into groups of two. One as a spotter and one as a sniper, to snipe the Divine Wind Special Attack Teams that were tailing behind in the woods outside the village entrance.

  This time, the special forces who came out to perform the sniper mission were a total of 20 people, divided into ten teams, with two men cooperating. Qin Yang, on the other hand, was alone in his team, and for him, he no longer needed an observer to coordinate his actions.

  Dai'er is still in a coma and cannot be easily moved. Apart from these 20 people, the other team members, including the medical team led by Xiao Yue, stayed near the village of Qingye's home, ready to attack at any time and ambush Japanese soldiers who might sneak into the village.

  After making arrangements, the special forces troops divided into two routes and rushed towards their respective targets.

  Lurking in observation for an hour, the Kamikaze squadron had yet to appear within Ironhead's line of sight. If not for this information having been verified by Qin Yang, Ironhead would have doubted it, wondering if there was an intelligence error.

  "Calm down, you must calm down, a sniper is supposed to be able to endure loneliness!" Tie Tou consoled himself, suppressing his impatient emotions.

  Qin Yang gave them the order of patrol and hunting. Requiring snipers to actively and freely ambush any target worth killing.

  In actual combat conditions, the battlefield environment is often confusing and unpredictable. Due to limited intelligence, snipers can adopt a patrol-hunting approach in situations where they cannot receive clear assassination tasks, allowing them to independently kill with the aim of achieving unexpected results.

  For Ironhead, as long as they are members of the Divine Wind Special Forces, they are all in their attack targets.

  "Captain, they're here!" The special forces member in charge of observation said quietly.

  Through binoculars, it can be seen that the Kamikaze Special Attack Squad appeared in the jungle wearing almost the same clothes as the special forces.

  It's now the end of winter and the beginning of spring, and the trees in the forest are all bare, which has invisibly increased the difficulty of hiding for snipers. However, Tie Tou and his team have thought of many ways to deal with this, such as piling leaves on their bodies or building a stone wall and then hiding behind it.

  Iron Head's eyes drew closer to the scope, centering the crosshairs on a Kamikaze pilot's head, and squeezed the trigger.

  A crisp gunshot rang out in the woods.

  Just as Ironhead pulled the trigger, the Japanese kamikaze pilot suddenly lowered his head. The bullet shot out of Ironhead's sniper rifle flew over his head and hit the tree trunk behind him.

  "What a pity!" Tie Tou sighed and retreated from the shell, loading a bullet into the chamber.

  As the gunshot rang out, the Kamikaze corps, after all, had received professional training, immediately dispersed in all directions, each hiding behind trees and rocks, relying on intuition to raise their submachine guns towards the source of the gunfire.

  Bullets whizzed over their heads, but the Iron Heads remained motionless on the ground.

  "Captain, your marksmanship is not good!" That special warfare team member said.

  "Damn it! I missed last time, but not this time!" Tie Tou cursed and pulled the trigger again.

  The bullet still didn't hit its mark, this time it went too far right.

  "My god, this is too embarrassing!" Even Tie Tou's thick skin couldn't withstand this, he was about to stand up with his gun.

  "Captain, don't be impulsive, we're sniping not charging!" The special forces member pressed him down, if this foolish kid were to rush out, he'd really get hurt.

  Just then a gunshot sounded from behind Tie's head, and the target he had just aimed at fell to the ground.

  Tie Tou was stunned, and in his moment of distraction, two more gunshots rang out, and the remaining two Japanese soldiers also fell to the ground.

  "Who is this? Their marksmanship is so accurate?" Tie Tou turned his head to look back.

  There is no one in sight behind me, a vast and empty expanse.

  "It can't be a ghost, no way!" Tie Tou rubbed his bald head, thinking wildly.

  "What the hell, I've been lurking among you for so long, and none of you have discovered me?" a voice came.

  "Who?"

  The sound came too suddenly, startling Tie Tou and the others. Tie Tou dropped his sniper rifle, pulled out a shotgun from his waist, and cautiously looked around at the empty space behind him.

  With a faint laugh, about 10 meters behind the two people, the withered branches on the ground stirred, and a person stood up from below, shaking off the fallen leaves on his head.

  "Coach!" Ironhead and the others recognized this person as Qin Yang.

  "Hmm!" Qin Yang also held a rifle in his hand, but it was not a sniper rifle, rather a Japanese Type 38 Arisaka rifle. Just now, he had used this ordinary rifle without a scope to take out three devils in one go.

  "Sniping requires a person to have stable psychological quality, being anxious and impatient is not allowed!" Qin Yang's toes tapped lightly, the sniper rifle that was thrown on the ground flew up and landed in his hands.

  Handing the rifle to Tie Tou, Qin Yang pulled the bolt of the sniper rifle: "Sniping requires you to accurately predict the opponent's movement trajectory, leaving a lead, as for the movement trajectory, you can see it from some body movements!"

  "Bang!"

  "Bang!"

  "Bang!"

  As Qin Yang shot without hesitation, the members of the Divine Wind Special Forces who poked their heads out of the woods were picked off one by one and fell to the ground in all directions.

  "Sniping requires a shooter to have accumulated a lot of experience through actual combat training, otherwise, no matter how good your theory is, it's useless!"

  He tossed the sniper rifle to Tie Tou, Qin Yang turned around and rushed into the thicket, disappearing from view in an instant. From a distance, he threw back a sentence: "A good shooter must be good at making full use of all his resources!"

  Looking at Qin Yang disappearing into the forest, Tie Tou pondered over Qin Yang's words. What does it mean to fully utilize one's resources?

  He suddenly slapped his bald head and was enlightened.

  "Ah, I see!" Tie Tou muttered to himself. Then he ran to a position about 150 meters away from his observation point, brushed aside the leaves with his hand, pulled out a special combat dagger from his waist and quickly dug a hole in the ground, put an anti-tank mine into it, removed the safety pin, carefully sprinkled soil on top of the mine, and finally covered it again with leaves, restoring the original terrain.

  "It's done!" Tie Tou patted the dirt off his hands and set up a few more landmines around it.

  Looking at Tie Tou who ran back, the special forces member who had just given him a signal looked foolish and asked: "Captain, what are you doing?"

  "You'll understand soon!" Ironhead said with a mysterious smile, and then crawled back into the observation post he had dug earlier.

  Before long, several Japanese soldiers appeared in their line of sight, and Tie Tou casually fired a shot.

  Upon hearing the gunshot, the Japanese soldier heightened his vigilance and cautiously made his way towards the source of the sound.

  At last a Japanese soldier stepped on one of the landmines in the minefield and was blown high into the sky with a loud explosion.

  The minefield erupted into a sheet of flames, and in just over ten seconds, those Japanese soldiers were all blown up by the landmines.

  "How's this? This is making full use of resources, I'm perceptive enough, right?" Tie Tou smiled complacently.

  The special forces soldier next to him rolled his eyes in frustration.

  …………

  Gunfire echoed through the jungle, special forces members utilized their knowledge of modern sniping and familiarity with the terrain to launch surprise attacks on the kamikaze commandos, inflicting heavy casualties.

  Qin Yang continued to wander in the jungle, taking advantage of the opportunity to point out the experience of team members in actual combat, and at the same time, taking the opportunity to eliminate some Japanese soldiers, avenging Dai Er and the special forces who died.

  Ishizue, who was in charge of commanding the attack, finally felt something was wrong after more than ten minutes and hastily ordered the entire unit to withdraw from the forest.

  When they reached the outside of the jungle, Shi Bingwei took a headcount and found that out of the 315 team members he brought, only 167 were left.

  In just over ten minutes, 148 troops fell in the jungle.

  Ishikawa's heart ached and he almost slapped himself several times.

  This is Captain Yamamoto's lifeblood!

  Although the captain, Yamamoto Kazuo, had warned him to be cautious and not to advance rashly before he came, he thought the captain was exaggerating, how could those Chinese people be so formidable? So the Kamikaze Special Attack Team advanced at full speed all the way, wanting to catch up with Qin Yang and his men as soon as possible and bring them back.

  It wasn't until now that he realized the opponent he had encountered was truly terrifying.

  However, in terms of combat effectiveness, Qin Yang and his team were far superior to the Kamikaze Special Attack Unit. With the advantage of terrain and the participation of top special warfare expert Qin Yang, it would be strange if the Kamikaze Special Attack Unit did not suffer heavy casualties.

  After this blow, Shi Bingwei also became cautious and abandoned the hasty advance method. Instead, he formed a team of 12 people, each spaced 5 meters apart, slowly advancing forward.

  As the Japanese army's tactics changed, Qin Yang and his men found themselves in a more precarious situation!

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