Chapter 1258: A Letter From Home

On the Israeli battlefield, inside the dark fortifications. Novel www.しwxs.com

Teams of Israeli soldiers all rested quietly in the fortifications.

The civil defense fortifications located under the city's underground drainage corridors can not only block the artillery fire from above, but also block the sound.

Densely dense fortifications run through the entire mountain in Jerusalem, leading directly to the town on the other side of the mountain.

In this piece of civil air defense, a large number of Israeli soldiers all sat very quietly, no one spoke, and no personnel moved.

In order to reduce the consumption of oxygen and physical strength, no one even spoke, and kept the lowest level of physical activity.

The atmosphere inside is also quite depressing.

In the quiet air-defense fortification, Chavez focused on writing something with the help of dim corridor lights.

"Anne, my wife, don't worry, I'm fine now. Although the war has begun, I haven't stepped onto the battlefield yet. According to our company commander, our entire company will be used as a counter-offensive reserve. combat missions.

I heard some retired comrades say that this time we are facing a very powerful enemy, and they are not ordinary troops.

But I am not afraid, the strength of the enemy is expected, trust your husband, because we are also the best.

Now.

We wait for orders repeatedly every day, time goes by, and I miss you more and more, miss you, miss our little cutie.

For the sake of my motherland and my homeland, I am willing to go to the battlefield, and I also hope to win this war and return to the beautiful Yorktown. I look forward to the scene of you standing at the door of the house with the little guy in your arms to welcome me.

Missing you has become the motivation for me to persevere. Although I don’t know when this letter will be delivered to you, but when you see this letter, don’t worry about me. I will come back safely. Always love you Chavez. "

Chavez put down his pen, put the contents in an envelope, wrote the address, and by dinner time he would deliver the letter.

It's just that this letter will have to go through the hands of many people to check the content of every word in it, and the letter will not be sent until it is confirmed that there are no codes or leaks in the content.

Chavez was not worried about anything, he was not a spy, nor was he a spy, he just let his thoughts be passed on in letters.

As time passed, several soldiers from the cooking squad came with carts of hot meals, and handed each meal to each soldier one by one.

Except for the three meals a day, the soldiers inside did not feel the passage of time at all.

After taking his own dinner, Chavez just kept it by his side. He didn't have much appetite, so he couldn't carry out activities here, and minimized the consumption of oxygen as much as possible.

So he wasn't hungry at all, and with his weapons and equipment and written home letters, he walked towards his company's temporary command post.

Leaving the corridor with soldiers on both sides, and continuing to go deep into the civil air defense fortifications, what appeared in front of us was an underground parking lot supported by load-bearing columns.

All kinds of tanks and armored vehicles were neatly parked inside, and every place in the parking lot was also full of resting soldiers.

Chavez is no stranger to such a scene. Near the parking lot, there is a complete armored regiment stationed. The company that Chavez is in belongs to the reconnaissance company of this armored regiment.

The weapons and equipment in the parking lot are all the main combat equipment of the armored regiment, and there are eight helicopters, four armed helicopters and four Chinook transport helicopters beside them.

Seeing these equipments, Chavez felt a little heavy. At the moment, all these equipments are hidden in the underground civil defense fortifications. This is a very helpless thing for every Israeli soldier.

This indicates that in this war, one's own side has been completely passive in the war. There is no doubt about this.

Although the high-level military has repeatedly emphasized that this is just a strategic evasion, avoiding the enemy's edge, and waiting for the most suitable time to counterattack across the board.

But Chavez and every Israeli soldier are very clear that if the war is not so bad, there is no need to use such tactics.

Many people are already saying that what is really waiting for this war is the intervention of the United States.

But most of the Israeli soldiers are not optimistic about the behavior of the United States, and Chavez is the same.

And as time went by, Chavez also felt that these fortifications began to become unsafe.

But as a soldier, all he can do is obey orders, and he can only do what he is ordered to do.

Chavez, who had just walked to the door of the company, heard the voice from the company headquarters inside.

"The current ground combat situation is already very dangerous. Most of Jerusalem has been occupied by the Iraqi-Syrian Federation army."

"There is still no order from above. I am afraid that by tomorrow, the army of the Iraqi-Syrian Federation will be able to fully control Jerusalem."

"Let us wait and see when this day will be the end. I heard that in just a few days of fighting, the number of casualties in our Jerusalem war has exceeded 20,000."

"The troops above have only a small amount of heavy equipment and rely on defensive buildings, so they cannot resist the air-ground three-dimensional attack of the Iraqi-Syrian Federation."

"What I am most worried about now is that our counterattack has not yet begun, and the navy of the Iraqi-Syrian Federation is about to start operations."

"A staff officer of the General Command is my classmate. I heard from him that the recent actions of the Iraqi-Syrian Federation are a bit strange, and it is estimated that they are going to prepare for a landing operation."

"They can't block our coastline, but they can occupy all of our ports, and the maritime supply lines we can rely on will be completely cut off."

"This is also expected. If I were the commander of the Iraq-Syria Federation, I would inevitably cut off the supply line at sea, and what awaits us will be a real battle between trapped beasts."

"Then there is no new order from the High Command?"

"I heard that there is still no. Unless it is true that all the people are soldiers, otherwise we can only wait for the United States to join the war."

"The United States should not even think about joining the war. Cai Ruichen is in the United States now, and even if the United States is willing to join the war, there is not enough preparation time for a few months."

"A few months, we have to persist for at least a few months. Even if the war is won in the future, it will be a mess."

... Hearing this, Chavez shook his head, carried the letter and continued to move forward, and handed it over to the company's logistics department. (To be continued.)