Chapter 10 Divide Up! Adventurous!

"Do you know where the other companions are?" Battalion Commander Vasily asked about the whereabouts of others when he saw Seryozha.

"I saw them being chased over there! What's going on, why did the guerrillas of the fighters appear?" Seryosha said, pointing in the direction where he had just run.

"The direction of the wind has changed. It's too late to inform you. You have landed in the hinterland controlled by the enemy. We have to leave this place quickly." Battalion Commander Vasily was about to walk away after speaking, but was stopped by Seryozha.

"I just want to ask why this is, why the wind direction changed without notice in advance? Don't we take our lives seriously?" Seryozha did not intend to let Battalion Commander Vasily go, even though he was rescued by Battalion Commander Vasily just now I was filled with the joy of narrow escape and gratitude to Battalion Commander Vasily. But they were almost dead just now, and now the officer wanted to confuse them by saying lightly that the wind had changed, and Serezha's anger had nowhere to vent.

"Why? No reason. This is the life of the paratroopers. Who can guarantee that you can land at the designated place according to the plan every time? You may be blown into the enemy's hands by the wind, or you may be entangled with other people's parachutes and fall directly. Die, or maybe your umbrella won’t open at all. At least you’re still alive and you have to thank me.” Battalion Commander Vasily pushed Seryozha away, walked over and began to turn over the corpses of the combatants on the ground .

Seeing that Seryozha and the others were still standing still, Battalion Commander Vasily shouted: "Don't waste time, quickly take all the ammunition and weapons on them, we have to leave here early."

If you are angry, you have to look at the situation. Seryozha also knows that he is in danger now. It is not the time to fall out with Battalion Commander Vasily. Everyone has to help each other and return to the 103rd Airborne Division as soon as possible. So Seryozha also began to collect weapons from dead enemies like Battalion Commander Vasily. After all, he was conducting a parachute assessment this time instead of participating in a battle, and the ammunition he carried was limited.

Everyone threw all the guns and bullets on the enemy's body onto the TOYOTA pickup truck. Now Seryosha and the others have several AK-47s and the AK-74 assault rifles they originally used. Both of them are the well-known Kalashnikov, but because the AK-47 has a caliber of 7.62mm, and the AK-74, the Red Army’s standard rifle used by Seriosha and the others, has a caliber of 5.45mm, the caliber of the two rifles is different. , so bullets are not universal. In order to save ammunition as much as possible, Seriosha and the others concentrated all the bullets of the AK-74 rifles to Battalion Commander Vasily, and used the captured AK-47 rifles themselves. In addition, Seriosha and the others also found two RPG-7s and corresponding grenades, an American-made M2HB heavy machine gun, some food, and a large bucket of water.

Battalion Commander Vasily asked Seryozha and the others to sit in the cab of the pickup truck, but Seryozha refused, and he offered to stay behind with Commander Vasily. Seryozha let Yakov be the driver, Yuri sat in the co-pilot position, and Boris and Mikhail sat in the back row to guard the left and right flanks. Battalion Commander Vasily took out the map and compass that he carried with him, roughly set a driving route, the car finally started, and everyone embarked on an unknown journey again.

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The five Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopters led by Commander Grachev have also entered the hinterland of the battler's sphere of influence. Since the deviation of the paratroopers from the landing site was an unexpected incident, Commander Grachev was unable to determine the landing site of all the landing personnel. The five Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopters first opened a certain distance in the air to start searching. Since the fighters had a lot of RPG-7 rockets in their hands, they were extremely lethal to the Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopters. Captain Geoff dared not let the plane fly too low.

Now Commander Grachev only has a rough range in his hands,

It was calculated based on the routes taken by the transport planes of the airborne troops and the altitude at that time. Not to mention the large range, the accuracy also has a big question mark.

Half an hour has passed, and the plane has been carefully searched within the designated area, but still finds nothing. Now, Captain Grachev's head is sweating from anxiety. It is too dangerous to go on like this. If you encounter the enemy's anti-aircraft weapons, you are likely to be shot down by the enemy. So Commander Grachev ordered the fighters on the plane to land on the ground first, and then the plane dispersed to expand the search area.

So under the command of Commander Grachev, five Mi-8 multipurpose helicopters chose a piece of ground with defensive value and began to descend. The Mi-8 multipurpose helicopter slowly descended to a height of 20 meters, and the fighters in the aircraft began to descend by rope. The Mi-8 multipurpose helicopter can carry 24 crew members, so in addition to the 4 members of the crew, the remaining 20 people are combatants.

100 fighters began to come to the ground one after another, and the fighters who landed first immediately began to guard their surroundings to prevent enemy attacks. These combatants are all veterans with excellent fighting qualities.

Commander Grachev ordered them to start the search in a small area and not to run too far. Large-scale searches are still left to the Mi-8 multipurpose helicopter. Wait until the combatants are all ready on the ground. Five Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopters quickly pulled up and returned to the high altitude again. Commander Grachev kept in touch with the commandos on the ground through the radio.

Five planes separated in the air and continued the search in five directions. Commander Grachev sat on the plane and searched for objects on the ground inch by inch through the telescope, trying not to miss a suspicious place. After all, his efforts were not in vain, and finally found a seemingly abandoned parachute on the ground.

Commander Grachev ordered the pilot to lower the altitude, and the plane began to descend slowly. Commander Grachev still couldn't see clearly, because the thing seemed to be partially suppressed by something, and it had to be lowered to see clearly, so Grachev Commander Geoff ordered the pilot to continue lowering the altitude. The plane slowly descended to a height of about 20 meters. Commander Grachev suddenly felt that something was wrong. Why did the airborne troops use something to hold down their parachute? Is it to prevent it from being blown away by the wind? not good! Commander Grachev suddenly sensed a dangerous atmosphere, so he shouted anxiously: "Pull up! Pull up quickly! It's dangerous!"

Before Commander Grachev could finish his words, armed men on the ground shot at them, and dense bullets hit the lower deck of the helicopter frantically. These people seemed to emerge from the ground, no, they were originally on the ground, but they were so well disguised that their existence could not be seen at all.

"RPG!" Suddenly, three bazooka players sprang out from the ground, aiming at the plane from three directions, and the pilot started to lift the plane with all his might. The climbing speed of the aircraft is then a race against the flying speed of the rocket. Commander Grachev is remorseful now, first divides the troops, and then advances aggressively, whichever one is a taboo for military strategists. After searching for a long time since just now, I can't find a single parachute. Why can't I find any? This is a trap set by the opponent, just waiting for Grachev to jump into it.