After a brief ceasefire, the Orumi Federal Army launched another attack, this time with more numbers and a more dispersed approach. The nearest enemy army was only three to four hundred meters away from their position, and the number seemed to be twice as many as when they first came up. "Three-three system charge tactics." Lin Rui couldn't help frowning and cursed.

The assault tactics of these Orumi Federal Forces are obviously systematically trained. When they charge, they are deployed in a skirmish form, and each soldier is five steps apart. In the chaotic battlefield, the commander can be heard passing military orders, and the companions can echo each other. Moreover, the battle formation will be adjusted according to the battlefield situation. When charging, someone is responsible for suppressing the enemy's firepower, and someone is responsible for destroying the enemy's fortifications with bazooka. The purpose is to distract the enemy's attention and quickly and flexibly break through the enemy's defense line.

In fact, the charge tactics, on the surface, are tactics that use large numbers of people to attack enemy positions. But in fact, people with a little bit of military common sense understand what it means to charge in such a dense formation after the appearance of high-rate machine guns.

The commander will never be so stupid to let his soldiers use the so-called intensive charge tactics against the enemy's machine guns and artillery fire.

Therefore, in order to reduce casualties on its own side, the Chinese military has formulated the "three-three system" tactics based on low-level commanders who must pay attention to dispersing force density, avoid being killed by intensive firepower, and achieve the goal of alternate cover offense.

The "three-three system", as its name implies, divides the troops into three combat teams based on squads, each with three people. Under normal circumstances, the squad leader, deputy squad leader, and team leader each lead a team to attack. When launching an offense, multiple teams of three persons will be flexibly commanded by the squad leader through spoken and sign language. In theory, only a 27-person battle group composed of three combat squads can cover an 800-meter-wide battle line.

The biggest advantage of this “three-three system” team assault tactics is that when the attacking side’s firepower is insufficient, it can avoid the possibility of heavy casualties caused by the enemy’s intensive artillery fire, which will seriously affect the combat effectiveness and even lead to the failure of the operation, and the scattered attack can attack the enemy at multiple points. Cause a blow. Although the offenses of the various teams do not interfere with each other, they can achieve unified command, which greatly improves the effectiveness of coordination between infantry teams.

After the establishment of the People’s Liberation Army, the leaders of the army attached great importance to the combat tactics of infantry. They believed that infantry combat should revolve around field battles. During the combat, soldiers must move up to fight mobile warfare, and use dazzling interspersed tactics to annihilate the enemy’s offensive during the movement. Coupled with flanking attacks for short and swift assaults.

However, the use of the "three-three" tactics must also be changed in accordance with the actual battlefield situation. For example, in urban warfare, our army generally uses firepower, assault, blasting, and support teams to form a small team to fight. Moreover, various tactics are used differently when the enemy is defending, attacking, and retreating.

Lin Rui came from the Chinese army, and the Silver Wolf Michel, who trained him, is proficient in various small-scale tactics in Russia and China. In fact, Lin Rui's O2 team often uses a similar three-person team to conduct surprise attacks. Therefore, Lin Rui saw that the opponent was using a charge tactic similar to China's "three-three system".

This surprised him slightly, but after thinking about it, he was relieved. These Orumi Federation forces are all trained by the secret agency. This type of tactic is one of the basic infantry tactics, although it is not commonly used in general combat. But the opposing commander must also be proficient in this.

Lin Rui could see it, and Jiang An knew it well. Among the few encounters between the U.S. military and the Chinese military, they have suffered from this type of infantry tactics. So they have studied this tactic. There is even a more professional name in the US military: called discrete infantry charge tactics.

Jiangan immediately radioed the front troops, "This is an old-fashioned discrete infantry charge tactic. On the surface, it looks like the enemy is doing a group charge, but when they hit a certain distance, they will immediately spread to the wings.

So at the beginning, the number of people did not seem to be large. Once they are all deployed, the infantry will expand the charge towards the two wings. Notify the flanking forces and prepare for it. Be prepared for a massive counterattack by the enemy. "

The gunfire turned from monotonous to dense, all of the Orumi Federal Army surged up like crazy ants, rushing towards the town. The bullets rushing out of the position flashed rapidly, and the bright yellow ballistic trajectory was like a chain of fire, constantly piercing the bodies of the soldiers, making the people who had no regularity even more frantic.

The gathering speed of the enemy forces at the front of the position exceeded Crazy Horse and others' expectations. These Orumi Federation forces rushed to a certain distance, as if receiving instructions, pounced on both sides, and the battle instantly turned white-hot. The front line defense was immediately under pressure, and almost all troops immediately plunged into frantic offensive and defensive battles.

Barely repelling the offensive, Crazy Horse turned around and just wanted to speak, when a Canavian guerrilla next to him suddenly turned his head and shouted: "Be careful!"

"Bang bang bang!" A gunshot rang behind the team member. A group of people turned their heads and saw the guerrilla member rolling to the ground. Crazy Horse yelled inwardly, and immediately picked up the gun, but saw the sky. A few black things flew over.

Grenades! He subconsciously threw himself down, and explosions followed one after another. Fortunately, their bunker was very high, and the grenade just exploded outside the bunker. But after Scarface screamed, the ground was filled with smoke, and the gunfire became more intense in the chaos. The voice of Scarface was caught in it and heard: "There are enemies on the flanks."

After Scarface roared, he swept out a shuttle of bullets. The other mercenaries also immediately followed and swept. The gunshots on the flanks were loud, shouts and bullets blasted together. Their collective shooting was very fierce. The number of enemy troops rushing up on the flanks of their own troops was immediately knocked down, and the rest were still clamoring, some hiding behind a bunker on one side.

Crazy Horse made a tactical gesture and yelled: "Grenade." Several mercenaries immediately unscrewed the grenade and threw it out. There were two bangs, and the gunshots on the flanks were instantly muted. Scarface took this opportunity to quickly poked his head out and found the enemy behind the flanks.

Scarface cursed and planned to fight back, but was taken aback immediately, retracted his head and shouted, "Go!"

Almost at the same time, a rocket exploded not far away, and a violent explosive shock wave rushed over. After Scarface rolled over several times, he got up in disgrace and screamed dangerously. But before he finished breathing, the enemy's bullets swept in like a violent wind, the momentum was fierce, and there seemed to be other enemy troops in the follow-up.