The Treasure Hunt of an Antique Dealer

Dwight Brad, 32 years old, was the former company commander of the First Division of the US Marine Corps. During his military career, he served as the platoon commander for a long time and has extremely rich experience in company platoon command.

And because I have deployed to several bases in the Middle East for more than 4 years, I am particularly familiar with deserts and defense operations next door, and have practical experience in protecting key personnel and have received systematic training.

The shortcomings are also obvious: Have not participated in actual combat.

There is no way. There are not many American soldiers who can get actual combat opportunities after the Vietnam War, especially for ordinary field troops.

Zhang Zhenjin, 29 years old, was an armored infantryman of the 21st Army of the Lanzhou Military Region. He was a 10-year veteran volunteer. He had served as a squad leader for eight years. During his tenure as a squad leader, he also served as an acting platoon leader twice for a total of four years.

Familiar with Gobi and desert operations, and can drive a variety of armored vehicles, commanding squad and platoon operations is his strength.

Unlike Brad, Zhang Zhenjin participated in actual combat for a whole year.

But it wasn't the desert where he first served as a soldier fighting next door, but the tropical jungle where it was different!

In 1986, the two-mountain round battle was at the Lanzhou-Zhou Military Region. He and his comrades spent almost a year on cat ear piercings and fought special border warfare with Vietnamese monkeys, so he can still be regarded as a good jungler.

As for the five classes below, the original three classes of US military personnel, there are two classes of people from China, plus the platoon leader and deputy platoon leader exactly 55 people.

Four of them are ordinary infantry squad and a firepower squad. They used to cooperate with training before, and used two different combat methods to develop the most suitable combat methods for military contractors with mixed personnel.

These 55 people were also the first group to enter the "joint force". They were already fully familiar with the two different combat methods in the East and the West, and they were able to use the typical common weapons of the East and the West with skill.

This time Zhang Nan saw a "Huaxia" combat squad sitting in the living room with a total of 11 people, consisting of four riflemen, a sniper, a machine gunner, two grenade soldiers, and a squad leader and deputy squad leader.

They all wore this khaki combat uniform, but it was a bit different from the U.S. military's desert terrain combat officer. It seemed to be more "civilian". This was why Ajani mistakenly regarded it as an assault suit.

In fact, this is customized by "United Force", and the company's logo is also on the left arm of the jacket.

U.S. military equipment is purchased from the contractor with the lowest bid, and the uniforms of the "United Forces" guys are twice as expensive as the U.S. field uniforms: the boss is rich and willful.

However, the weapons prepared for this mission are not particularly high-end, because the desert does not welcome the "high-precision equipment" of the US infantry, but the Soviet-style goods are better.

The riflemen used akm assault rifles, m67 fragmentation grenades, Glock 17 plus m72 rockets that were woven without war;

The sniper uses the m21 semi-automatic sniper rifle; because he is going to the desert area with open terrain, the machine gunner carries an m60 machine gun, and the deputy shooter uses an akm. He only carries 3 spare magazines, and all other loads are given to the m60.

All akms are folding brackets, because guys don't need to run on two legs. If you ride in a vehicle, obviously a folding towed assault rifle has more advantages.

As for the grenade soldiers, a gp25 hanging grenade launcher was added to the akm to enhance the infantry’s curved firepower.

This grenade launcher is a very powerful piece of equipment. It is an "Infantry Squad Cannon" obtained from a special channel by the "Joint Force". It is located in Afghanistan.

Without m16a1, the US Army’s own grenade launcher is useless. In order to protect the boss, all the guys at the bottom of the press box are used: the entire company only has 10 pieces and only 300 rounds of ammunition. This time it is basically all equipped. coming.

The squad leader and deputy squad leader can also be regarded as riflemen, but with more communication equipment.

All staff are equipped with Glock 17, this time it is the cooperation of East and West weapons, because Dwight Brad thinks that the person who takes the m16a1 to Sudan is a fool!

The place is full of sand, and sandstorms can be generated when the wind blows. It is estimated that if one is not careful, it will get stuck and become scrap iron. It is still a reliable product of the Soviet Union.

Contractors do not have so many restrictions on the U.S. military, and use whatever equipment is appropriate.

And the American soldiers love ak is also a tradition, who makes the m16 series always have problems!

I have suffered a lot in the Vietnamese jungle, and that stuff in the desert is not very reliable!

A few days ago, the company also brought in the latest batch of m16a2 test models, and the manufacturer was fascinated by it. As a result, when they got it, a group of veterans returned the new guns when they were just getting familiar with them: only single-shot and three-shot bursts were available. Can a gun be called an assault rifle?

Brad really feels sad for the guys who are still serving in the army. In the future, after using that kind of neutered weapon, when there is not enough firepower to support a sufficient number of opponents with sufficient automatic firepower How depressed it will be.

As for the guys from China after 16a2, they all feel that American designers are lacking in their brains?

In 1979, China’s infantry squad suffered from the lack of basic firepower of the infantry squad because of the semi-auto 56 and a half, and then a large number of 56-2 and 81 bars were equipped.

The upper echelons of the United States are doing the opposite. This is all in the late 1980s. Should they equip the troops with semi-automatic weapons?

As for bringing the m60 and m21 because the ammunition is universal, in the desert Gobi area, even the folks from China now like the m21 and m24 customized by the company. The accuracy seems to be better than that of Maozi’s svd and China’s imitation 79. .

And compared with svd, the firepower density of m21 is a bit higher, because it uses 20 rounds of magazines for ammunition.

The company still has money~www.readwn.com~ to provide snipers with high-precision ammunition whose price is more than ten times higher.

It doesn’t matter if it’s lighted up, the m60 uses brand-name ammunition produced by major manufacturers, and the basic accuracy is fine.

As for the Type 79, it simply uses ordinary machine gun shells as sniper shells.

However, the reason for not including the Soviet-style weapons that use high-power rifle ammunition this time is not only because of preference, but also because of the "appearance" you are an American security company. How about using all Soviet-style weapons in North Africa?

However, all contractors in this club only carry their own big backpacks, without any weapons.

This is France. In order not to cause big troubles to itself, all the weapons and equipment have been handed over to the two C141s. The guys will get their own equipment at Khartoum Airport.

Thomas will not be on the 767. He and a few company logistics personnel and C141 will travel to Khartoum and will arrive before Zhang Nan.

A few hours later, the plane landed in Khartoum. What Zhang Nan and Adjani saw was a dilapidated airport.