The wading project of carrying wounded stretchers began at 11:38 a.m. It can be said that this is the time when we are tired, thirsty and mentally stressed.
The Australian team members at the front were carrying the wounded on a stretcher before entering the water, and the blank rounds were fired "swish, swish, swish" without giving them any warning at all.
On the battlefield, will the enemy fire bullets to give you a hint? NO! You will only see God sooner!
"GOGOGO, secure the stretcher!"
"Low down!! Speed forward!!"
The Australian team members reacted equally quickly. They squatted down and only exposed the area above the lips above the water level. The side of the stretcher was held up with both hands parallel to the water and slightly lower than the trench. In this way, blank bombs could not hit them.
With the wounded on a stretcher.
Just when the students were about to pass through 30 meters of deep water, the referee suddenly announced that there was a wounded person on their left side and asked the team members to call for support immediately!!
Interludes created during the competition are also part of the "Sandhurst Competition". All team members must remain highly vigilant and at the same time make quick countermeasures to make the most advantageous decision in the fastest time.
When the Australian team members were rescuing the wounded, the British team members were carrying a stretcher and wading into the water using the same strategy as the Australian team. They thought that there might be blank ammunition at the same moment when they were wading into the water.
Gu Chen, who was still waiting, squinted his eyes, looked at the referee and said to the players: "The same thing may happen on the battlefield. For example, a sniper will snipe several targets in the same place. But in competitions, it is flexible.
It’s changeable. The Australian side just launched the water and there were empty bombs, but that’s not necessarily the case for us.”
"When the time comes, listen to my command. If I say squat, squat immediately!!" Even if a blank ejection ejected, it will cause the air to flow. As long as you can feel this detail, you can avoid the blank ejection.
The students were absolutely obedient to Gu Chen's arrangements, "Understood! Monitor! Everything is under your command!"
"Well, be good!" Gu Chen habitually patted one of the boys on the head. This action was done in her previous life. Before going to war or during the war, she would go over and pat the other boy on the head to praise him if he did a good job.
One sentence, "How good! Well done!"
The team members were already used to her ridiculous behavior. They straightened their hats and stood ready for orders.
The British team members waded into the middle of the water and did not wait for the blank bombs, but they waited until they said, "There is an ambush ahead, please choose another landing place!"
It’s simply life-threatening!
But the battlefield is unpredictable, and perhaps the most impossible thing you think will happen!
Gu Chen said that she regards every training as "escape", which makes sense. During training, the situation changes constantly, and it is very likely that you will encounter it on the next battlefield, and you will react quickly to gain opportunities for yourself.
Along with the Chinese team members were Spanish players who are famous for their bullfighting. They waded into the water three minutes earlier than the Chinese team.
They probably learned the lesson from the British team members and did not squat when wading. Instead, they ran towards the shore as soon as they waded. Three minutes into the water, the Chinese team members lifted up the stretcher and moved forward at full speed. Gu Chen, who was paying attention to the wind speed, was wading.
When the water was less than five meters away, he shouted in a low voice, "Down!"
The referees saw that the Chinese team members were like snakes in the water. Before the empty ejection ejection came, they had already hid their entire bodies in the water. The stretcher was less than two centimeters above the water and they quickly caught up with the Spanish team players who had waded into the water three minutes earlier.
At this moment, the blank ammunition stopped and six or so "enemies" suddenly jumped out from under the water and attacked with bare hands.
