One hour later!
The familiar Black Hawk universal helicopter, the familiar full set of custom-made war equipment for seals, the familiar combat style, and the familiar brothers.
Team B took a Blackhawk helicopter together and began the last mission to be dispatched.
Even though Team A is unwilling to do so, this time it still covers Team B, responsible for supporting and supporting team on the front line, and set off in a helicopter with Team B.
The difficulty of this mission was very high, so Soto did not follow the team anymore.
He chose to sit in the command center and do what he should do.
The helicopters in the two teams formed a formation, swept through the blue sea at the highest flight speed, crossed a large number of low foothills on the hilly terrain, flew through various canyons and valleys, and entered the mountains of Nigeria.
In the blink of an eye.
Three hours have passed.
With 20 minutes left before Team B reaches its target, Diaz from the command center issued an order to allow the intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance platform to start to take off.
Carrying Team A's V2-6 helicopter, he left the formation and started to go to the combat point.
The v2-5 Blackhawk helicopter carrying Team B continued to fly north along the valley for 5 minutes, and finally dropped on a designated flat ground.
The pilot landed very fast, and the landing gear hit the ground heavily.
There was a bang.
Team B and seven people got off the plane in an orderly manner, ran out about ten meters to form a circle, and maintained a high alert to the outside.
Until the helicopter put everyone down and flew twenty or thirty meters away from the ground, starting to fly away.
Jason called out to everyone, "Okay, boys, hear it clearly. No matter what happens here, you can't leave here.
Our mission is to keep this place and never let Boko Haram terrorists come in."
“Received, B1.”
Everyone replied in unison.
"Clay, take us to the refinery." Jason issued the first order.
"receive!"
After Clay replied, he began to lead the way.
This kind of thing was previously specifically responsible for Lei, but later Lei became a warrant officer and no longer served as a sniper in Team B, which allowed Clay to inherit his position.
As a professional sniper and observer of Team B, it is its basic responsibility to guide the team the correct route.
Jason kept alert and followed Clay's guidance, pressed the PPT and called: "The command center, here is B1, has passed Washington and Miami, is heading to Tampa Bay, and is expected to arrive within 15 minutes."
Each action is divided into several, or even 10 stages to locate in detail. This is Met's general task method.
At each stage, a name code will be given. There is no special regulation on the specific name, place name, wine name, car name, etc.
"The command center received, B1, I wish you a pleasant walk, Over."
Diaz is in a pretty good mood now, and has a little cold and humorous relationship with Jason.
Diaz's description is really correct. In order to ensure that he can get close to the refinery secretly, Jason adopted the A route of Dragon War.
The road winds and turns at the foot of the mountain, with weeds growing taller than a person.
Not to mention the seven people in Team B, even if a company with hundreds of people rushed in, it would be difficult to find one or two hundred meters away.
Team B and his group walked on this secret path, and the possibility of threats was almost zero.
Go all the way forward.
It's really like walking.
After walking slowly for more than ten minutes, Team B saw the oil refinery located in a low-lying place, and raised his vigilance and moved forward again.
The refinery was previously under the control of the Nigerian government, but after being targeted by Boko Haram, the refinery has now been completely shut down.
All the workers and technicians retreated, but the troops did not move in.
Team B is unknown.
When Team B officially began to approach the refinery and entered a critical stage at the beginning, something happened to the combat command center.
"Davis, is there any progress in the contact with the Nigerian army?" Soto said with urgency.
At the most critical moment of the mission, the Nigerian military, who is the main force of this mission, suddenly lost all contact, and anyone would be uneasy.
You should know that if there were no Nigerian army, Team A and Team B would have to face thousands of terrorists.
This is not a joke!
"For the time being, I'll try again if I don't."
Diaz was also very worried and said, "IT2, continue to contact Nigerian friendly forces to see if you can contact us."
A non-commissioned officer stood up from his seat, picked up the microphone and called, "81D, this is the combat command base. I check now, please reply, over."
...
"81D, this is the combat command base, radio inspection, please reply, over."
The non-commissioned officer called verbal communication three times in a row, and there was no other movement on the other side except for the rustling of electric current.
"It's still impossible to contact them. We know nothing about their situation now, which is very troublesome." Diaz said helplessly.
"We only have one intelligence surveillance reconnaissance platform, and it is impossible to stare at every place. I need Nigerians to notify us at any time. No matter what the situation is, you continue to think of a solution."
As an officer, Soto has the right to demand the result, and what to do is Diaz's business.
"I have a situation here."
A contact officer interrupted: "A1 reported that he had been in touch with them on the ground, but their words sounded a little wrong, and the specific reason was still... "
"Hey, look at this."
Diaz suddenly interrupted the officer, pointed to one of the drone surveillance screens and said: "A group of terrorists from the blog holy site are heading towards Team B's position."
Mina was attracted by Diaz's words and looked at the group of militants on the screen.
Finge said: "Team A has already been in place and has not reported this situation, and the Nigerian army and militants on the front line are in exchange for fire.
It seems that these militants had already broken through the Nigerian front before Team A landed, so they appeared in this position."
"They have a lot of numbers. Team B may be very troublesome to deal with it. Why don't Team A be allowed to support?" Diaz suggested.
"In the case of fierce firefighting between friendly forces, it is unreasonable to withdraw Team A to the B position. We need Team A as a blocking force in case more people from the blog organization escape from the Nigerians."
Soto rejected Diaz's suggestion, and the final order was just one sentence: "Contact Team B immediately to let Team B know that an enemy is coming."
"I'll do it now."
Chapter completed!