Seven Hundred and Seventy-Five Counterattack

775 Counterattack

After just over ten seconds, the battle ended. The US military killed all the more than 40 half-insects, but the US military also lost more than 30 people, with nearly one casualty between the enemy and our side. ()

The slightly injured major was furious at the tragic death of the US military, and ordered the troops to destroy the vine forest as a vent.

The US military quickly moved away from the vine forest. More than a dozen armored vehicles opened fire at the same time. The alien vines broke one by one in the explosion, and after landing, they were ignited by gasoline poured by the US military.

Some gasoline flowed into the water and burned fiercely on the water surface.

From the beginning to the end, the whole process was astonishingly fast. Fang's convoy was also affected by the battle. Although there were no casualties, the microwave gun of the No. 3 vehicle was lost.

When everyone thought the battle was over, the radar suddenly made a new discovery. The soldier in charge of the radar suddenly shouted: "Captain, there is something in the passage!"

"Where is it?"

"Right in front, the passage we came from!"

"Is it the American reinforcements?" Ye Han guessed.

"It's not an armored vehicle, there are a lot of them, and the formation is dense...

Ye Han was shocked: "Giant ants? Prepare for battle——"

Three microwave cannons were aimed at the passage they came from at the same time. Before the microwave cannons were activated, countless giant ants had already poured out of the passage, including long-legged spider ants and ordinary giant ants. They mixed together and overwhelmed everything along the way like a tide.

The first to bear the brunt of the attack, car No. 1, was overwhelmed by dozens of giant ants. The fragile microwave cannon was the first to be damaged, and other equipment was also in danger of being bitten by the giant ants; the microwave cannon of car No. 2 was destroyed by the giant ants just after it was activated; only car No. 4, which was the farthest from the passage, successfully activated the microwave cannon. High-power microwaves immediately covered the passage ahead. The body temperature of the giant ants covered by the microwaves rose rapidly, and death was only a matter of time.

For a long time, giant ants were afraid of microwave cannons, but these giant ants had no intention of avoiding them at all, but rushed towards the four regardless of anything. Car No. 4.

If the four microwave guns fired at the same time, forming a crossfire, it would not be a big problem to deal with the giant ants rushing in, but now only Car No. 4 is supporting independently, and it can only take care of the front but not the sides. The soldiers watched the giant ants rushing in from the left and right sides but could do nothing.

At the critical moment, Car No. 2 and Car No. 3 adjusted their gun turrets and fired at both sides of Car No. 4, trying their best to stop the giant ants from climbing.

The U.S. military's infrasonic gun fired in time,

All those exposed felt chest tightness and ran to the armored vehicles like flying.

Several complete capsules of flames suddenly burst, and it was not known whether it was because of the fire or the infrasonic radiation.

Ye Han in Car No. 1 was shocked and shouted at the top of his lungs: "Back off, back off, leave the passage, and do your best to cover Car No. 4--"

The lessons learned by the multinational forces, if they were flooded into the cave by ants The ant colony must be spitting formic acid at the armored vehicles. Once the formic acid vapor reaches an explosive concentration, both the US and the US may capsize in the gutter.

Therefore, the last microwave cannon must block the passage, blocking as many giant ants as possible, to buy time for the human side to regroup.

Several vehicles of the US side quickly retreated to the vicinity of the US military. More than a dozen US armored vehicles all aimed their firepower at the passage. The dense sound of gunfire rang out, and countless shells and bullets smashed into the small passage, giving the ant colony a head-on blow.

The giant ants approaching the passage were greeted by microwaves, infrasound waves, and shells and bullets. Their internal organs were vibrated by infrasound waves, their body fluids were heated by microwaves, their shells were penetrated by bullets, and their bodies were torn apart by shells...

Under the all-round firepower of humans, what poured out of the passage was not giant ants at all, but pieces of broken ant corpses. !

The giant ants acted only on instinct. Before they approached the entrance of the passage, the dual effects of microwaves and infrasound made the giant ants hesitate. However, the passage behind them was full of giant ants. The giant ants in front had no way to retreat. They were pushed out by their companions behind them. Even if they died, they could not stop until they reached the exit and were torn apart by artillery fire.

Many giant ants were half dead under the dual effects of microwaves and infrasound before they came into contact with artillery fire. Being torn apart by artillery fire was simply a relief for them.

Each armored vehicle had only about 500 shells in reserve, which could not withstand long-term high-speed shooting. However, facing the surging ant colony, no one dared to relax at all.

At this point, the human side finally stabilized the situation. If the battle continued like this, the human side would definitely be able to hold on for a while, and it would not be impossible to defeat the ant colony.

But at this critical moment, the alien who had hidden in the water surfaced again, revealing half of his sinister head.

Everyone was fighting against the ant colony, and no one paid attention to the situation behind them. The alien quietly raised his elbow, and several streaks of light flashed by. The American armored vehicle closest to the water surface was torn apart by several streaks of light, and the turret misfired and the infrasonic cannon failed. The streaks of light even penetrated the vehicle body. The American soldiers in the vehicle only felt a pain in their bodies, and then their hands and feet suddenly separated from their bodies, and their torsos were also divided into several sections.

Many people did not know what happened until the death came, and they were confused until death.

What's more terrifying is that the human side is doing its best to resist the swarm of insects, and no one noticed that an armored vehicle behind them misfired.

The aliens followed suit, and the second armored vehicle was also attacked without any preparation, and the American soldiers in the vehicle suffered heavy casualties.

After two armored vehicles stopped firing in succession, the firepower intensity of the human side decreased significantly. This phenomenon attracted the attention of the US military. The US major who inquired about the situation happened to find the sneak attack of streaks of light.

"Aliens--" The major roared hoarsely, and several armored vehicles turned around at the major's order and fired at the lake with all their strength.

The aliens immediately retreated underwater, avoiding human fire.

With the loss of armored vehicles and several vehicles that turned around, nearly half of the US military's firepower left the exit of the passage, and the intensity of the human firepower dropped sharply, with a loss of more than one-third!

The entrance of the passage was like a meat grinder before, and only broken ants could slowly squeeze out, but after the firepower dropped, relatively complete giant ants soon appeared.

Faced with this situation, Ye Han decisively ordered the troops to reduce the frequency of shooting, no longer pouring shells into the hole, but aiming at the giant ants and shooting accurately, saving ammunition as much as possible.

Fang's new tactics further reduced the firepower blocking the hole, and complete giant ants began to appear at the hole.

It was not until this time that the Americans remembered that the armored vehicles had poisonous smoke bombs. With a few light bangs, several poisonous smoke bombs fell near the hole, and the diffused poisonous smoke horse disabled the African giant ants in the ant colony.

The poisonous smoke had no effect on the spider ants, but the ant colony was a mixture of two types of giant ants, and there were fewer spider ants than giant ants. The death of a large number of giant ants was like a blood clot in the blood vessels, blocking the entire ant colony in the passage and making it unable to move. No matter how hard the giant ants behind tried, it was useless.

The situation was finally fundamentally reversed.