"So are they adequate ammunition?" asked Pete.

Upon hearing this question, Rubin did not answer immediately, obviously he did not understand the specific situation there. He was thinking for a while and said, "I think it should be sufficient. At least it is enough to maintain the stability of Alsabad."

When Peter heard this, he couldn't help but chuckled. Obviously, this sentence is perfunctory. What does it mean to maintain stability? Is it enough to understand that stability is enough? When fighting, it depends on the specific situation before deciding whether it is enough?

However, Pitt just chuckled and didn't say anything, but just looked at other supplies with a carbine. Donovan next to Pitt also did not agree with what McGiesen said, but he did not worry anymore. After all, since he had no right to decide the actions of the Iraqis who accompanied him to act, there was no need for those in Alsabad to care about it.

"Then let's get m3 Gustav. Also help us prepare more ammunition, and the types should be used to kill people." Donovan said.

"It's OK." McGison seemed to be trying his best to satisfy his equipment. After agreeing, he looked at Captain Rubin and said, "Schedule people immediately to prepare everything they need."

Rubin immediately turned around and left after agreeing. While he left, Matt and Morris walked over and said, "The car is good, the situation is very good. The car is a little dusty."

McGison shrugged, "This place is like this. And it's a chariot after all."

Of course Donovan would not worry about this, he said directly: "Major, I want to know if something bad happens, such as if we are attacked and you need to come to rescue, how long will it take for you to arrive?"

Upon hearing Donovan ask about this again, McGison smiled bitterly and said, "It seems you are really worried. Well, if it is support, if it is on land, and you are in Alsabad, from assembling the crew to leaving and then rushing to your place, it will be up to an hour."

"I heard you, if there are still helicopters?" Donovan continued to ask.

McGison nodded and said, "Yes. Of course there is. However, although the helicopter is fast, its carrying capacity is quite limited. There is a Chinook. If it is just a transporter, there will be thirty to thirty-five people, but including equipment and supplies, it can only be up to twenty-five people. There were two other Black Hawks, but they currently have missions."

"That means you may only be able to use Chinook to support us?" Donovan continued.

McGison smiled and said, "Please don't understand it wrong. First of all, our preferred method is definitely not to use helicopters. The terrain here is simple and flat. If there is a problem, then our preferred option is ground support. If you use helicopters, I think you also know that many times helicopters have to face more uncertain factors and are more likely to be attacked at some moments. Once attacked, they will be very passive, and there is no other better means except flying away. So unless it is a last resort, we can use the helicopter to take people with us."

"Okay." Donovan nodded and said, "I understand. So is our contact equipment directly contacting you?"

"To be precise, I'm in touch with me. I'm responsible for connecting with you." McGison said.

"Okay. I hope we can cooperate happily." Donovan reached out and shook the other party and looked at Megan and said, "Then let's prepare and set off as soon as possible?"

"Okay. How long will it take for you?" Megan asked at the busy 009 team.

"Twenty minutes." Pete said without waiting for Donovan to answer: "We will take good protection and put on a tactical vest."

Donovan glanced at Megan and whispered: "Can you talk to you?"

Megan nodded and immediately walked to the side of a Hummer Jeep assigned to them. After Donovan came over, he glanced at him and saw Donovan whisper: "It seems that these people are optimistic. They are much more optimistic than us."

Megan sighed and said, "Maybe we're overthinking. Maybe it's really safe here?"

"Is that?" Donovan glanced at Megan and said, "I told you, that guy has never fought a war at all, do you believe it?"

"You said this McGison?" Megan chuckled and said, "Everyone can tell. This guy is just a civil servant."

"And he has no experience." Donovan said: "He thought he was very powerful. He had never seen the power of the enemy. He always had to open his eyes when he was in other people's territory. In addition, the people here seemed to trust these Iraqis a little too much. This is not a good thing."

Meghan looked at the Iraqi people who were still on standby not far away and seemed relaxed, saying, "Isn't this the same thing in Afghanistan? Did you do this when you were there?"

Donovan looked at Megan and said, "This is completely different. If you really stayed in both places, you should know. In the eyes of Iraqis, we are not good people, and those who are thinking about how to attack us outside the city may not be unforgivable enemies in their eyes. Do you understand what I mean? In Afghanistan, their civil war has been going on for many years? It is just taking advantage of their already-existing hostile relationship. Moreover, the gap between the two countries is also very large. Afghanistan has been in war, and Iraq is different. You won't go into details about the damn propaganda? Can the lives of the people here compare with the previous ones? Who do you think they will be cruel? We? Or those who pick up guns and keep resisting?"

Meghan sighed heavily and said, "What the hell do you want to say? Tell them that you don't need these Iraqis?"

"Of course not." Donovan said: "What I want to say is that you can no longer be as you said in Saudi Arabia as you had done before?"

"Yes. That's it now." Megan admitted.

"Then think of other ways. For example, your colleague, ask him to help keep an eye on Mosul and Alsabad." Donovan said.

"This is OK. Actually, I think so too." Megan nodded.

"And if there is a situation. Whether you find that person or not, you have to get no useful information, we must find a way to leave Alsabad immediately. I mean you, Zelda and our people. That is to say, you should not bring someone you should bring unless you can be sure that is Marl Potuk. If not, it is better not bring any other person." Donovan said.
Chapter completed!