
Reborn in 1988: Building the First Special Forces Unit
重生1988,打造首支特种部队
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The author should stop writing.
Whispering is forbidden in formation. The author seems to think the military is a teahouse, having gone this far. Even new recruits know this; don't these veterans understand? Don't the officers and instructors care? Military literature is considered professional writing, so don't write about it if you don't understand it or know nothing about it.
This is incredibly well-written. You wrote two pages just from running, and you covered 45 kilometers in one morning, getting faster each time. That's amazing!
That's outrageous! If you fail the first time, you can't possibly pass today. People have growth cycles; it's impossible for you to take twenty minutes the first time and twenty minutes the fourth or fifth. You can say you'll achieve that after several weeks of training, but it's impossible to do it in just a few days. According to what you wrote, the fifth pass is 25 kilometers.
In the 21st century, special operations forces struggle to achieve significant success against adversaries with advanced information technology. They are too easily surrounded and killed.
This looks like child's play. The formation of a special forces unit, or even just a pilot program, is being publicized extensively within the military region, creating a rift and generating conflict, while any assistance offered is merely verbal (the protagonist only received logistical support and facilities through back channels).
Can I read this book yet? My dad was indeed an instructor in the first special forces brigade established in 1987. He came back from Vietnam and went directly to Guangzhou. Later, he went to Panshan to participate in the establishment of the Beijing Military Region. If the writing isn't good, I might scold you!
The book by Yi is completely inconsistent with reality and with the spirit of military construction.
How could there be such an idiotic novel?
Special forces are no longer omnipotent! Stop idolizing them! In the past, they were just outdated special forces, called reconnaissance soldiers and marksmen! Special forces truly gained prominence during the Gulf War, which relied on advanced technology. Everyone's played Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, right? It has a detailed introduction!
Watching too many movies
When did special forces, with their long history of development, finally begin to shine? The Nazi German airborne troops and the Special Air Service (SAS) of the Desert Eagles during World War II are considered the pioneers of special forces. While they achieved some sensational victories, none fundamentally changed the course of the war.