<h2 ss="wp-block-heading"><span id="chapter-2660">Chapter 2660</h2>
Charlie then rxed, pointing at the person lying on the ground, and said: “Take off his pants and then set him up. Just make sure that no one will find him tonight.”
“OK!”
The other party responded and immediately stepped forward to take off the man’s pants, then carried him up and hid him in a dpidated house in an abandoned courtyard next to him.
Charlie put on the clothes and trousers of that person directly, and the person he has changed with the psychological hints also ran back and respectfully said, “The arrangements have been made ording to your instructions!”
Charlie nodded and asked him, “What is your name?”
The man hurriedly said, “My name is Faisal.”
Charlie asked him, “Faisal, do you have a mask?”
Faisal hurriedly took out a ck mask in a stic bag from his pocket, and said, “This one was sent out two days ago and has not been used yet.”
Charlie nodded, then took it and opened it. It was the kind of headgear thatpletely covered his head. Not only did it wrap the head, but it also covered most of the face, and only opened a slit in the eye.
Charlie asked Faisal: “If I wear this, will it look a bit too different?”
“No!” Faisal said confidently: “In fact, many people are used to wearing headgear. On the one hand, it is to prevent faces from being remembered by outsiders, and on the other hand to protect oneself wind and sand. There is also another reason. It is themander who is afraid of being decapitated by the opponent, so he requires some people to wear headgear as long as they go out. This is the same for him. This can effectively interfere with the opponent’s judgment.”
Charlie was relieved. After putting the headgear on his head, he said: “Okay, you can take me over now!”
Faisal nodded without hesitation, then bent down to pick up the two AK47s, and handed one of them to Charlie, saying, “Please put the gun on your back!”
Charlie didn’t worry that he would resist with a gun. After he took the AK47, he hung it on his body in a manner and then walked towards the center of the vige with Faisal.
Along the way, he encountered many soldiers who were just strolling or patrolling on purpose. Some people recognized Faisal and greeted him. Although Faisal was a little slow, he was still normal overall, so no one was suspecting him.
As for Charlie wearing headgear, he didn’t say a word, and no one took the initiative to greet him, because when a person wears headgear, only people who know him well can recognize who he is. None of these people knew who he was, and none of them could match him with his acquaintances.
In fact, this is the safest, because their army seems to have near two thousand people, and no one is really familiar with everyone, so they can’t recognize Charlie, and will only ssify Charlie as unfamiliar. Among thoserades in arms, there was no doubt that Charlie would be an invader from outside.
All the way to the square in the center of the vige, Charlie found that many soldiers were nervously busy in front of the four helicopters, so Charlie asked Faisal in a low voice, “What are those people doing?”
Faisal hurriedly replied: “They are all members of the helicopter brigade, most of them are maintenance personnel. The weather today is gloomy and visibility is poor. Our visual observations will be restricted a lot, so we will send helicopters to patrol in turn. Monitor whether there are government forces approaching us quietly.”
Charlie nodded, remembering something, and asked him: “By the way, can you fly a helicopter?”
Faisal shook his head and said, “I can’t… I’m from an armored brigade. I can drive tanks and infantry vehicles.”
Charlie nodded, as to how to take himself away after saving Melba, he still has no clear n.
It would be nice to save Melba alone. Even if he carried her and escaped quietly, walking dozens of kilometers along the mountain road to meet his people and the others was nothing.
However, if he wants to save her and her seven other friends at the same time, it will be tricky on its own.
Thinking of this, he put the question behind his head again, and said to himself: “It’s not the time to think about this, so let’s talk about it when I meet them!”<h2 ss="wp-block-heading"><span id="chapter-2661">Chapter 2661</h2>
Charlie and Faisal passed through the central square together, and the roar of diesel generators in his ears became more and more deafening.
Under such a loud mechanical noise, ordinary people have difficulty talking, so that many other voices around them are covered up. This is a good thing for Charlie, even if something happens in the rescue and pursuitter. When someone yells by ident, it is hard to be spotted by outsiders.This text is ? N?velDrama/.Org.
So Charlie asked Faisal next to him: “How long does your diesel generator set usually work?”
Faisal hurriedly said respectfully: “Because the government army cut off our electricity supply, all our electricity is supplied by a set of 50-kilowatt diesel generator sets. It also has a power storage device.”
“Because the electricity consumption during the day is generally low, we generally do not use motors during the day. We use power storage devices to ensure that the necessary devices operate normally during the day. The generator sets will be turned on after dark, mainly for lighting and other purposes. The electric device, and then charge the storage device.”
“It opened early today, mainly because of the poor sunlight on rainy days.”
Charlie asked curiously, “If you make this ce brightly lit at night, aren’t you afraid that the government will send nes to bomb it?”
Faisal exined: “In Syria, whether it is the government army, the opposition, or the Kurdish armed forces, 90% of all wars are ground wars. The nes in the hands of the government forces have long been attacked. Now, the remaining few old fighter nes are guarding Damascus and the southern province of Dar’a. They don’t dare to send them out to fight, and we have arge number of civilians here. If they send nes to attack indiscriminately, they will surely arouse public anger. At that time, it will be more beneficial to our opposition.”
Charlie nodded lightly.
The war in his understanding is a modern war based on the Gulf War pattern.
The core of modern warfare is dominated by the air force, supplemented by the navy and army.
Just like the United States fighting in Iraq, the two armies do not need to engage in short-handedbat. First use fighter jets to fight and seize air supremacy, and then use bombers to carry precision-guided bombs to destroy the enemy’s key defense forces and military industry one by one. , After the opponent ispletely paralyzed, arge number of ground troops directly rush in, and they will be able to drive straight into the direct upation.
However, it now appears that in ces like Syria, the method of warfare is basically the same as that of World War II. The two armies mainly rely on the ground forces to fight head-on, and the air force can have little influence.
Charlie remembered that Faisal was the captain of the armored brigade, so he asked him: “Faisal, since 90% of the wars here are ground wars, then your armored brigade must have an extraordinary identity and status?”
Faisal nodded and said truthfully: “Our two most important forces are the armored squadron and the flying squadron. However, the flying squadron only has four armed helicopters, so the mainbat effectiveness still depends on my armored squadron.”
Charlie asked curiously: “Faisal, since you can be the captain of the armored brigade, should you rank higher in this armed force?”
Faisal said hurriedly: “Actually, my armored squadron waspletelymanded and dispatched by themander during the war. The reason why I was able to lead a squadron was also that I knew more about tanks, so I acted more as an instructor. The role does not have much real power.”
Charlie nodded lightly. Since the armored brigade is the corebat power here, it is reasonable to be dispatched directly to themander.
Under the leadership of Faisal, Charlie came outside a courtyard wall made of loess. At this time, the courtyard was full of voices, and themunication between people was basically by shouting.
Moreover, Charlie found that thenguages ??they spoke were different. Some spoke English, some spoke French, and some others spoke anguage that he didn’t understand at all. It should be Arabic.