A bearded man wearing a khaki combat uniform took out the parts of a fixed-wing drone from the box and began to install them on the box.
While installing, he was still complaining: "These people really think that this place is impregnable, damn it! They don't do any reconnaissance, interference or vigilance at all. They really think that they are gods here!"
The bearded man complained and said strange things, full of anger.
The other bearded man standing next to him had another target about an inch long at the corner of his eyebrow. It was a bullet produced in the Middle East as a souvenir for him.
The scar-faced man is currently operating a signal listening system. This system is installed directly in the car and can be turned on at any time. It is very suitable for them to carry out some secret operations and conduct security alerts during meetings.
The bearded man is called Ben, and the scar-faced man is called Jack.
Both are members of grs.
Most of the GRS members have served in the former special forces.
Among them, Ben is a retired veteran of D Force, and Jack has served in the Navy SEALs.
These veterans have extremely rich combat experience. When they were young, they were deployed around the world as operational team members and performed some secret missions. After retirement, many of them have been unable to get used to normal life. Some are recruited again for various reasons for generous salaries.
grs.
The people who recruited them were people from Langley. The contract system was used to recruit this kind of veterans. They were not on staff or on file. The annual salary basically started at 150,000 dollars, plus attendance support, regional subsidies, task allowances and skill allowances.
Wait, the small amount of money received can allow the family to live a very good life, and each individual has purchased a huge amount of commercial insurance. If it is really hung on the wall, the family can also receive a large amount of compensation.
Therefore, GRS is a strange product, similar to temporary workers. Anyway, if something goes wrong, the blame can be placed on them and the contract can be terminated without responsibility. Because of this, GRS sometimes takes on some dirty work, and the methods are crueler than the official ones.
Well, this is something everyone in the industry knows.
The group that Ben and Jack came through this time consisted of eight people, two cars, and only one VIP escort.
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The core of the team's mission is to be responsible for the safety of VIP, and send him here to meet with the leader of BLZ. There will also be people from the intelligence department of Country D participating in the meeting. It is considered a three-party meeting. As for the content, they don't know.
They don't need to know these things.
It seems that the superiors attach great importance to this meeting and sent out this elite team.
In GRS, the elite action team members are commonly known as "Scorpions". They have 4 tactical teams code-named "Scorpions", and the tactical team that Ben and Jack belong to falls within the scope of Team 3.
However, when two experienced veterans came here, they were furious when they saw it.
According to the general procedure, security precautions will be taken near the agreed location before the meeting.
The work here includes sending out search teams to conduct a dragnet search in a certain surrounding area to ensure that no enemies have penetrated.
Send out mobile patrol units to conduct regular patrols, send out fixed sentries, send out hidden sentries, arrange firepower points at key locations, turn on radio detection equipment, conduct radio wave detection around them to see if there are any suspicious signals that do not belong to you, and send out unmanned reconnaissance
Planes regularly conduct air patrols around the area, etc...
Of course, in my opinion, organizations like blz don't expect high technical means and levels. But before, it was said that people from country d arrived first, but they didn't do anything? They just wandered in like that?
It's just like the legend, I never lost in words and never won in actual combat.
fk!
Ben finally assembled the drone.
He is very familiar with this drone, as his army liked to use this model of drone in the past.
The reason is that this product weighs only 4 pounds, can fly at a speed of 60 miles per hour, has a maximum cruising speed of 60 miles per hour, has an effective working radius of 6.2 miles, and has a battery life of 60-80 minutes. More importantly, this model is specially designed for
The model customized for the plateau can fly here.
Ben threw the small fixed-wing drone forcefully. The small thing flew several meters away with the help of the air flow generated by the throw. Then, as the motor started, it suddenly began to lift up and quickly disappeared into the blue sky in the distance.
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The flight control of this drone is a military GCU system. This is a compact and lightweight system that displays real-time video and images captured by the onboard camera and can be easily loaded and unloaded in two minutes.
At the same time, the processing, retrieval and storage of real-time data provided by the drone are carried out on the GCU. It can also play videos, conduct target assessments, and reduce the amount of video and metadata retransmission to the operational network. It also has CCD color TV and infrared cameras.
Two shooting modes.
Ben can complete the operation by himself. The camera is linked to the military computer on the vehicle. The system will lock and scan some different targets on the ground. It can also zoom in on specific areas and switch observation modes according to the needs of the operator.
Before the crow had flown to a certain height, Ben turned around and asked Jack somewhat boredly: "Is there any movement over there?"
"Everything is safe."
Jack stared at the scan curve on the screen.
"The people in Country D are quite obedient. They have also turned off their radios, and the people in Blz have also kept their radios silent for the time being."
Ben turned back and glanced at the graphical interface of Big Crow. The current altitude reached 120 meters.
about there……
Just flying to about 150 meters is enough. This is a plateau after all, which is already pretty good.
He didn't want to desperately squeeze the performance of this drone, otherwise it wouldn't be fun to blow it up.
A patrol route was planned for the drone and it flew three times around several points around the valley.
Previously, he marked several locations on the map that were easiest to penetrate and hide, and those were the focus of his reconnaissance.
The first one is a hilltop opposite the entrance to the valley.
However, when Ben saw the scene on the top of the mountain, he felt a little relieved.
Because it's bare and doesn't have many plants, it's not easy to hide.
He pointed the camera at a few piles of rocks on the top of the mountain - especially the cracks in the rocks. If he had been himself back then, he would have chosen to hide there and monitor the valley.
"This is a great place..."
I sighed and scanned it several times.
Because this location is really good for surveillance. If you set up a sniper rifle, you can clearly see two-thirds of the valley.
"Um?"
Suddenly, a frame appeared on the drone's screen, making a low beep.
He immediately became energetic.
Jack next to him also turned his head.
That frame is a motion detection module, which is built into the system. As long as something moves in the screen, it will be locked.
A frame appears, indicating that there is a living person!