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The following plot develops as we planned, and we put the soldiers guarding Valley 1 into a play with the Afghan government forces...
At the beginning, there was a battle between the two sides outside the valley with guns and cannons... Of course, these guns were all targeted, but the cannons had targets... It was just that we made an appointment with the Afghan government forces in advance.
Each sets out a few areas to make the other party feel at ease.
So the fight was indeed very fierce, but the guns were not hitting a few people... Of course, there were bullets and shrapnel flying around, and a few people were accidentally injured, and there was nothing we could do...
Can sigh that you are not lucky.
The Soviet helicopters also cooperated very well. They were idling around, machine guns, rockets, and fired at the houses and fortifications below, and only made the No. 1 Valley with flames and thick smoke... But the Soviet army
The pilots actually knew very well that there were actually not many people in the houses and bunkers they fought against, so it would not be much harm to the valley.
But the next scene surprised the Soviet army... In the impression of the Soviet army, the weak and incompetent government troops shouted "Run" in the evening that day, and then they rushed out of the trenches toward the enemy.
The valley was pounced... The scene was spectacular. The soldiers of the two battalions rushed towards the valley where the "enemy" was stationed like a tide. While charging, they also bravely fired rows of bullets in the direction of the enemy. The enemy's
Defense collapsed under their offensive like a shattered destruction...
The Afghan government forces actually captured a valley... I think the Soviet commanders would jump up in surprise when they heard this news.
But whether the Soviet army believes it or not, the facts are right in front of us... It's just like the Soviet army's battles, the Afghan government forces have the advantage during the day. At night, it's the world of guerrillas... So it gets dark and the valley is very
We almost took it back.
Despite this... the performance of the Afghan government forces was quite good. Because when they went back, they were all covered in blood, and of course the bayonets were also... In fact, we left it to the Afghan government forces in advance
The sheep were treated as dinner for us to the Afghan government forces. When they attacked the valley, they roasted the sheep and ate it. As for the sheep blood... of course, it was also used in practice.
In addition to these sheep, we also prepared more than 100 AK47s for them... Anyway, our guerrillas in the valley have equipped the brand new 56s, and the old and shabby AK47s they use should be discharged from the army...
Although the quality of ak47 is better than that of 56, the ak47 used by the guerrillas was mostly repaired and transferred to the arms market by government forces. It has been in the hands of the guerrillas for a while, so it really can't catch up with the brand new ones we shipped from China
56 rush.
For the Enfield rifle... I am reluctant to give this old bolt-pull rifle, because we can't equip a large amount of svds for a while. Although China has the ability to produce svds at this time, the quality is still being improved.
Unsatisfactory... So sniper rifles became a problem, and the old rifle like Enfield became a good alternative because of its long range.
The Afghan government army has more than 100 AK47s... After returning, we can submit the work. Later, I got news from the guerrillas. When the government army returned, they said that they had killed a total of more than 300 guerrillas.
...This number is reasonable, because only by killing so many people, can more than 100 ak47s be seized. And these ak47s are basically still going to be loud... At this time, the Soviet army
Even if you have any doubts, you will be dispelled when you see those weapons.
Because they know very well... the equipment of the guerrillas can be described as strange. Even if you see that there is a guerrilla member still using a hunting rifle... don't think it's strange, it's normal. So the Soviet army can't imagine that the guerrillas will take the initiative
Dedicate more than one hundred ak47s.
What they don’t know is that because we are constantly transporting weapons from Pakistan, we can now say that there are too many equipment.
In the following time, I don’t know if the Soviet army believed that we did not have any other firepower that could pose a threat to them, or for some other reason... The Soviet army has not made any noise for more than ten days, and the helicopters occasionally flew over.
One, two, and most likely just pass by, because neither circling over us like before, nor diving down and strafing.
This change made it difficult for the soldiers in the valley to adapt, and many people also sensitively realized that this was the prelude to the Soviet army's large-scale attack, so the entire valley was shrouded in a depressing atmosphere...
This kind of repression mainly comes from the people in the valley... They don't really believe that we will defend the valley, because during this period we have almost no ability to resist the destruction of Soviet helicopters... They see these things
The reality in it. The air defense equipment we equipped... is mostly used to move into fortifications secretly when it is dark, so the people do not understand the truth at all.
In fact, this kind of lack of understanding is also the effect I hope to achieve, because I believe that people will contact the Soviet army... This is inevitable. Afghans live a difficult life, and the average life span is very short, and a considerable number of people
Drug use... Rural areas are no exception, which gives the Soviet army an opportunity to take advantage of... For the Soviets, as long as they can solve problems with money, it is not a problem.
So... I'm almost certain that some of the people were bribed by the Soviet army and became their inside line... In fact, there are also such inside lines in the Afghan guerrillas, but the instructors did a good job in this regard... On the one hand, the guerrillas are in the guerrillas.
Strict review is carried out when joining, and on the other hand, the separation and supervision system is implemented for guerrilla members.
The so-called separation system means that once guerrillas join the guerrillas, they will separate from the people in the valley, from the logistics guerrillas transporting supplies, and from outside the valley. For example, newly joined guerrillas are basically sent to
Fortifications are built at the mountain pass, either they are trained on the mountain, and they cannot reach the people or logistics personnel at all... In this way, they cannot pass the news...
The supervision system is to let a trustworthy old guerrilla lead three or five new members and supervise each other whether there are abnormal actions.
By the way... Our army was from the underground party back then, so it was a master among the experts in this regard... How could the Afghan guerrillas escape the eyes of the instructor and his group? So the few traitors have not found a chance yet
He was caught and arrested after the news was spread.
Everything has its own two sides... It is of course a good thing to block this news strictly, but the negative impact is that many people, including a considerable number of guerrillas, are not very confident about the upcoming battle... So the whole thing is
The valley felt a little panic, and some people even took the initiative to flee to the refugee camp in Pakistan at this time to take refuge.
But my order is: No one is allowed to leave the valley... The reason is very simple. I cannot rule out that some of these refugees have mastered some information and looked for opportunities to go out and sell them to the Soviets. There must be brave men under heavy rewards, which is an eternal truth.
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Of course, this thing that stabilizes the people's hearts still needs to be done, otherwise it will be difficult for us to deal with the chaos of the people... This matter will be left to the instructor, Hassan and others to deal with. I believe they will handle this problem well
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As for me... I will hurry up and finish the fortifications and strengthen the training of guerrillas.
In terms of fortification construction... Afghans are all good at working... Most of the Afghan guerrillas are poor. If the poor want to live, they can only sell their labor force, so they all endure hardships and even during the day
They didn't complain about working in the tunnel under such high temperatures... I still admire this because many of us soldiers would be unable to stand it after going down for dozens of minutes, and Afghans could hold on for a few hours.
What's a little troublesome is training the guerrillas...
The training of anti-aircraft machine guns is also good, because it is also a kind of gun... The Afghan guerrillas usually run around in the mountains with a gun, so they are quite familiar with gun shooting, which means they are a bit bigger.
Just a gun.
The mortar is a bit difficult... The difficulty here does not refer to the difficulty of operating. In fact, the mortar is very simple to operate, just put the shell into the barrel... and then it was shot out with a "bang".
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The difficulty lies in the fact that you have to use this gun to hit the target... This requires knowledge of artillery, and you must be able to observe coordinates and calculate... Isn't this difficult for ordinary illiterate Afghan guerrillas?
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In addition, our soldiers and the Afghan guerrillas did not understand the language... So they just wanted to teach but couldn't teach, and in the end there was no way... The King of Chuang thought of a way, which was to let our artillery observers establish each mountain pass as a benchmark.
A database... For example, for a certain fire-forcing position, divide the valley into pieces and fix the data parameters... You can hit a certain area by hitting the data in which direction, and then practice this a few times.
...It's all about the tenth. Anyway, we are the defensive side, and the battlefield is basically fixed.
The most difficult thing is the operation of anti-aircraft guns... Its complexity is not something that Afghan guerrillas who can only shoot guns can learn in a short time, and there is no such way of fighting as mortars that can be fixed... Because it is high
The target of the gun is an aircraft that will move rapidly in the air...
But this is not a difficult task. Each anti-aircraft gun is assigned two soldiers... One is the gunman responsible for commanding, and the other is the gunman responsible for firing... Other things such as supplying bullets, Let the Afghan guerrillas study but have to do it. (To be continued, please search for Piaotianyi, the novel is better, updated and faster!