There have been many subtle changes in the Demon World in the past few days. Some old people in the army have noticed these changes, and these changes also make them feel safe.
For example, some veterans who are familiar with Air Force paint saw the skull pattern painted on the vertical tail of the aircraft in the sky.
The Air Force's fighter units have many coatings, the most common of which is the ordinary gray air superiority coating, with a golden eagle emblem on the wings that also serves to identify friend or foe.
This kind of fighter aircraft is a regular requirement of the Air Force. The basic coating of almost all military fighter aircraft is arranged with reference to this.
And some special fighter units, such as fighter units with outstanding merits and super ace fighter pilots who have shot down a hundred enemy targets, are qualified to choose special coatings for their fighter jets.
Aces who are a little more restrained will add a special pattern they like as their own distinctive painting under the cockpit on both sides of the nose. Generally speaking, they will also use the basic gray fighter paint.
However, in order to show their individuality, many fighter pilots also like to paint their fighter jets with special colors. The most famous one is the pirate flag pattern on the tail of the super ace fighter pilot Oranke.
In fact, there is no pirate pattern in this world, but classmate Chris was particularly fond of the cross-tibia skull logo, and he personally "designed" this personalized pattern for the most ace fighter pilot in the Air Force.
In short, this became Oulanke's exclusive pattern. Later, the 1st Fighter Wing of the Air Force where he belonged was allowed to use this pattern. This skull also represented the most ace fighter unit in the entire Air Force.
Since the day it was born, this unit has shot down more than 5,100 targets at the cost of losing 3 pilots and 8 fighter jets. The super ace pilots who came out from here have an average kill record of more than 100!
Therefore, when watching these fighter jets with skulls spitting out from their tails whizzing past their heads, all the soldiers of Airan Hill knew that the sky here belonged to Airan Hill.
Burlison looked at the two F15 fighter jets flying overhead. He did not know that what was flying across the battlefield at this moment was the black No. 13 fighter jet flown by the legendary pilot Olank.
But he still knew that he didn't have to worry about any air control issues. What he needed to deal with now was the small town in front of him.
To be honest, he really doesn't know what to do. If there were a whole phalanx of demon warriors here, his current pressure might be easier. : :
Even for a moment, he regretted crossing that disgusting plain full of demon dogs and coming to this damn town.
Unfortunately, there is no regret medicine in this world, so Burlison can only stand helplessly on the outskirts of this town, not knowing how to deal with the situation in front of him.
The poor Captain Eiland Hill slowly turned around and asked the noncommissioned officer who was also at a loss: "Damn it, haven't the reinforcements arrived yet? Why is it always me who encounters this kind of problem?"
He really wants to know the answer to this question, because the last time, the commander who encountered a rare incident in a century, where the devil returned the captives, was also Burrison...
"The leader asked us to wait here. The people above don't seem to know how to deal with this kind of thing..." The sergeant looked at the small town just around the corner and found that facing this situation was worse than facing 10,000 people.
Demon soldiers are much more dangerous.
In fact, there was no terrible scene in front of them, or in other words, compared to the terrible scene, the things they encountered were much more peaceful.
The key problem is that the word "peace" itself seems so out of place when it appears on the battlefield.
"Do we need to send someone to check? Maybe we can ask, what does the white flag mean?" A platoon leader on the side asked impatiently, holding down a large-caliber assault rifle.
If he were allowed to hit it, it would be better than standing here stupidly looking at a huge white flag hanging on a building.
Maybe it's not a flag at all, it might just be a white sheet or something hung on the flagpole... Anyway, the white flag doesn't necessarily mean surrender, does it?
"What if this is a devil's trap, wouldn't I let my men die?" Burrison waved his hand, looking a little irritated.
He also thought about sending someone over to investigate, but this was the first time this situation had occurred. If he rashly let soldiers go over to test it, it would easily cause casualties.
"Everyone rush over together. If the demons counterattack, we will open fire. If they don't counterattack, we will occupy the place..." A platoon leader looked at the town in front of him and felt that it would be better to attack first.
After all, if they can successfully occupy this place, then they can rely on this town to set up defenses. They also did this in previous battles.
"Occupy it? Then what?" Burlison was not thinking about the silly question of occupying an insignificant town. He was thinking about what to do after occupying it.
Looking from a distance, there are at least more than 10,000 demons in this town, maybe 20,000. The Air Force probably saw the white flag and stopped bombing here. Now everyone is deadlocked and doesn't know what to do.
That's good.
It is of course a good choice to set up defenses with the back of the town, but in the past, they eliminated all the demons in the town and then set up their own defenses with the back of the town.
But now, they haven't decided whether to eliminate these demons holding white flags or leave them behind.
"Damn it, if we attack in, we might end up looking for food for these damn demons..." The platoon leader heard his commander's question and replied with an even more depressed expression. Mobile phone
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No one thought that what the demon army of 100,000 people could not do, the abandoned civilians could do it. These demon civilians, who had no retreat and were crowding on the road waiting for their final fate, made their enemies stop in the middle.
On the way, a whole morning was wasted.
Marshal Waggron, who leveled a city with artillery fire, heard the news of the surrender of a demon town over the ruins of that city.
Also receiving this report were the commander-in-chief of the ground forces, General Medias, and the commander of the 1st Armored Corps, Heidi Canon.
Then, these people sent the report back to Siris. Chris, who was already preparing for the visit, saw this intelligence in his office and raised a white flag.