This field operation is mainly based on independent operations of small teams, so a large number of vehicles are required.
Since Iger preferred to use pickup trucks in the field, everyone has gradually adopted pickup trucks as the standard equipment of field teams.
Originally, the evangelical team did not have many pickup trucks, but during the first joint field operation, Kate was idle and she would repair an abandoned pickup truck when she saw it.
This is called being too technical. Kate really likes to work with machines.
After the power in Ross Town was connected, Egger deliberately left Pete in Ross Town. Although Egger did not make special arrangements, after returning from the field work this time, the auto repair shop in Ross Town should be up and running. As for other construction,
Iger has no clue at the moment, so just follow them.
There are so many people in Ross Town, and they are not fools. Why should they teach them how to do it themselves? As long as they don't stop building the wall.
Don't think Iger is a casual person this time, but he actually has a certain direction. Most of the field team members Iger brought out this time are the new members who joined this time.
As a team expands, it inevitably becomes an onion.
The newly added members will become the outermost layer of the onion, but as time goes by, once other new members join, they will slowly grow into the main body or even the core of the onion.
And as the onion gets bigger and bigger, each layer inside will be pressed tighter. Although there are layers one after another, they are all condensed towards a core.
The team slowly expands into an onion, which is already an excellent situation. The worst thing is the pomegranate-shaped team, which seems to be a very huge whole, but as long as you peel off the outermost layer, you will find
There are pieces inside, and the most ridiculous thing is that each small piece has its own core.
To prevent the team from becoming a pomegranate, the first thing to do is to remove the core.
For the new team members, Egg needs to take them for a walk in the frontline combat zone. On the one hand, he can observe the quality of these team members. On the other hand, he can also try to break the previous inherent structural pattern and see if he can adjust the centripetal force of the new team members.
Come to a center.
Egger discovered that the fastest way to develop a sense of cohesion and identity is to go out into the field.
Someone once said that a man's three greatest strengths are his classmates, his guns, and that.
Carrying a gun is by far the easiest thing to do, and there are plenty of enemies ready to go.
After facing the desperate sense of oppression from the infected, most people will gradually let go of the idea of infighting among survivors.
After all, for the vast majority of survivors, even if they have different ideas or conflicts of interest, they can still communicate with each other. Even if they can't communicate with each other, the worst they can do is take a step back. You take your piece, and I keep mine.
But the infection is different.
There is actually no conflict of interest between the survivors and the infected, really. There is only a conflict of survival between them.
One of the survivors and the infected must die.
This field operation was mainly about mobile warfare. All other supplies could be replenished, but fuel could not be replenished. So after replenishing a large amount of fuel and recording enough points for the gospel team, the convoy set off.
Today’s first stop is Nancheng Square, which is the I-shaped building.
After repeatedly checking the map of Puduo City, Egg discovered that this commercial building complex was a landmark building in Puduo City.
After all, Puduo City only has a population of tens of thousands. Such a square basically concentrates all the high-quality resources in one place. Controlling this place is equivalent to biting off the most fertile part of Puduo City.
Although Puduo City is not a large city, it is the central city of a county after all. Its permanent population is extremely large in this sparsely populated area. Such a city is naturally divided into many areas.
In addition to high-value areas like Nancheng Plaza, Puduo City naturally also has low-lying areas of value, which have reached below the horizontal line. To put it simply, they are pits.
The most deceiving place is naturally the slums.
Almost without exception, almost every city in America has slums. Unlike the slums on the east and west coasts, the residents of the slums here are mainly residents from the south. The same as on the east and west coasts,
The slum areas of Puduo City are vast in area, complex in terrain, mixed with good and bad, and densely populated.
On the way to Putuo City, Ige called several leaders to ride in a car together so that everyone could chat for a while.
Sometimes the sparks of people's thinking come from chatting, so Iger doesn't agree with an overly strict management system. Without a relaxed environment, it is difficult for people's thinking to become active.
Ige has an idea: Can Putuo City be like the Gospel Community and use cars to block the core center. Anyway, there are so many scrapped cars in the city, so raw materials are not a problem.
Iger thinks this way mainly because he gets a headache when he thinks about the slums.
When originally planning to recapture the city of Puduo, Ige was still thinking in the Central Plains way of thinking, thinking of several groups working together to advance together. However, during the chat just now, Iger remembered a blind spot in his thinking.
Why the first batch of field teams adopted the method of killing monsters silently is because Nicholas and others fully considered not attracting too many monsters.
Not every area is suitable for mobile warfare. Not to mention the streets in Puduo that are clogged with scrapped cars. Once you leave the wealthy and commercial areas, you will find yourself in slums with chaotic architectural styles and winding roads full of dead ends.
Even if you want to exercise, you can't.
Cleaning up the slums has become a key issue in conquering Puduo City. The terrain there is more suitable for the infected population and is extremely unfriendly to survivors who rely on firearms.
When Egger mentioned this, everyone was thinking about countermeasures. At this time, Allen spoke.
Allen's opinion is very simple, don't let go of the slums, lead the infected people there, and then blast them directly.
"Bombing? Bombing?" Egg scratched his head, "We don't have that many bombs. Do you know where there is a military ammunition depot?"
Speaking of military ammunition depots, Allen shook his head.
There is no way to enter the military camp, let alone go in. If you get close, you will die.
This is mainly related to a doomsday plan that the military has just implemented.
The military assumes that there will be nuclear sneak attacks and forcible invasions without warning in the future. They use scenarios from games such as Call of Duty as the worst-case scenario, assuming that America is suddenly hit by a saturation nuclear strike, and then enemy troops are forced to airborne into the country under a cloud of nuclear radiation.
It stands to reason that no fool would think such a big and ridiculous idea would come true, but the military designs military camp defense based on this bottom-line thinking.
After a series of money-making, research and show-off operations, each military facility installed an independent AI defense system, and set it up so that when officers above a certain level in the military facility died suddenly and instantly, the camp defense rights were handed over to AI.
Control and authority are unlimited.
Therefore, after the blood epidemic suddenly broke out, the AI military camp was managed well with independent power supply, independent network system, and a large number of fully automatic weapons.
Those infected people wearing military uniforms are judged to be our soldiers, and they are all protected in the military camp. The infected people can bask in the sun, blow strong winds, bathe in the rain, and play with snowmen inside the military camp. No matter how they move, the AI will not
will attack them.
But if you are a survivor without relevant permissions, if you dare to climb over the wall, you will be shot without warning and from blind spots as soon as your feet hit the ground.
To put it simply, you will die very sharply, after all, the weapons with the smallest caliber are 12.7mm heavy machine guns.
When Iger heard this, he was immediately stunned.
Good guy, really good guy. Iger thought of an old man's science fiction short film, The Last Day of the War.
It tells the story of a nuclear war, and 20 years after the extinction of mankind, AI continues to execute bombing orders.
The AI in the underground base loaded the last nuclear bomb onto the bomber, used up all the base's resources to gather the fuel it needed for its last flight, and then let the pilot who had turned into a skeleton fly over the enemy city, facing
The last nuclear bomb was dropped on the ruins that had been bombed countless times.
It can only be said that the American Congress did not give enough money to the military. They have only developed self-defense AI.
If AI is authorized to conduct a war attack, it does not need help from others. AI only needs to tilt the bombs produced by America on its own land, which will be enough to turn itself around several times. If nuclear bombs are included, it will be even less likely.
To say the least, even cockroaches and mice probably wouldn’t survive.
However, Iger thinks this is not a big problem. The power in the military camp is not unlimited. Counting the backup batteries, if we wait two or three years until the power is cut off in the military camp, then the dawn of victory will truly be ushered in.
Armored vehicles and main battle tanks rumble out, and it will be just around the corner for mankind to conquer the lost territory.
However, the pie of the future cannot solve the current problem, and it will still return to the problem of bombing ghettos.
Egger said to Allen: "We don't have that many bombs."
Allen shook his head. In fact, bombs were not the most effective. For civilian targets like this, he knew there was a sharper thing.
