A hard-core military novel based on the Chinese Navy's Jiaolong Commando. It abandons the "superhero" myth and focuses on the real footprints of special forces in extreme training, overseas escort and evacuation missions. The story focuses on the growth of captain Chen Mo, from the life and death training in the Hunter School, to the anti-piracy tactical game in the Gulf of Aden, to the moral dilemma in the Yemen-style evacuation, showing how modern soldiers perform their missions in the cracks of gunfire, rules and human nature.
The book is strictly constructed based on open battle cases and military logic at home and abroad, and provides an in-depth description of tactical coordination, equipment operations, and battlefield trauma, placing the friendship, choices, and sacrifices of officers and soldiers within the magnificent picture of the country's overseas interests. This is not only a work about steel guns and passion, but also a modern military epic about protection, price and return.
Reader comments
Cui is more effective. Thank you for your patience. I will go through five chapters every day!
Cui is more effective. Thank you for your patience. I will go through five chapters every day!
Good! Very good, continue!
Not bad, keep up the good work👏