There were no people within a radius of miles on this hill, and there was no need to worry about the midnight gunfire coming out in the wind and snow to disturb the other Houjin troops. As for coldly killing all the enemies present, this is not a psychological barrier for the soldiers of the sniper team. The information they received showed that the enemy in Liaodong was barbaric and brutal, and naturally there would be no mercy on such an enemy.

The forest was filled with a strong smell of blood, as if it smelled it, and the sound of wolves howling could be faintly heard in the snow fields in the distance. Morgan ordered the fire in the middle of the camp to be re-lit so that the beast would not get too close. The corpses were then dragged aside and piled together, temporarily covering up the blood and corpses with snow. This is not to worry that the corpses will be found, but purely to prevent the smell of blood from attracting too many carnivorous beasts.

Killed a patrol of twelve Houjin soldiers, but the snipers didn't feel much excitement, after all, the combat skills they needed to practice on this trip were not hand-to-hand assassination, and there was really no sense of accomplishment in killing these Houjin soldiers with pistols. However, Morgan's order to dispose of the corpses of the soldiers at the scene and after Jin was already indicative of a certain attitude, so the soldiers were also waiting for him to give new orders.

"We're here for a while. Morgan looked at his watch, then said to his subordinates: "Wait for the next patrol of the enemy army to throw themselves into the net and use them as targets for training!"

Morgan, of course, was not willing to take the risk of taking such a big turn and just completing the reconnaissance mission. The purpose of his trip was originally to provide snipers with an opportunity for actual combat training, but if they had not even used their main weapons, what kind of combat training was it called?

The reconnaissance operation in the past two days has allowed him to basically determine that this is the southern border patrolled by the Houjin army, and the nearest Houjin stronghold is also ten miles away from here, and a patrol team will be sent here to change the guard the next day, so they can wait for the enemy's squad to come to the door here. As for how long it will take for the Houjin army to react to this, Morgan is very optimistic, with the enemy's loose management system, I am afraid it will be difficult to have a perfect contingency plan.

However, out of prudence, Morgan still sent a soldier from the special operations battalion with the team to return to the mountain station more than ten miles away overnight, and informed Takahashinan of the process of this trip and Morgan's arrangements. He didn't need Takahashi Minami to send troops here to help in the battle, but it was definitely necessary to be prepared to respond, and in addition, he also needed some supplies from the rear in time. The sniper team did not have much rations for this operation, and if they wanted to be active in the field for a few more days, they would have to rely on supplies from the rear.

Now that he was relieved to occupy this place, Morgan naturally no longer worried that the firelight would expose his whereabouts, so he immediately ordered someone to boil a pot of water first. The drinking water they had carried with them had long since run out, and now the kettle was stuffed with snow, frozen in a ball, and undrinkable. It was only at this point that I was finally able to eat a hot meal. After drinking the hot water, everyone's spirits also recovered a lot.

The soldiers found some rice and pickled meat from the camp tents of the Houjin soldiers, and threw them into the pot to cook. Although this chowder doesn't taste like much, it's already a good treat for people who have been nibbling on cold dry food in the wind and snow for two days.

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There were no people within a radius of miles on this hill, and there was no need to worry about the midnight gunfire coming out in the wind and snow to disturb the other Houjin troops. As for coldly killing all the enemies present, this is not a psychological barrier for the soldiers of the sniper team. The information they received showed that the enemy in Liaodong was barbaric and brutal, and naturally there would be no mercy on such an enemy.

The forest was filled with a strong smell of blood, as if it smelled it, and the sound of wolves howling could be faintly heard in the snow fields in the distance. Morgan ordered the fire in the middle of the camp to be re-lit so that the beast would not get too close. The corpses were then dragged aside and piled together, temporarily covering up the blood and corpses with snow. This is not to worry that the corpses will be found, but purely to prevent the smell of blood from attracting too many carnivorous beasts.

Killed a patrol of twelve Houjin soldiers, but the snipers didn't feel much excitement, after all, the combat skills they needed to practice on this trip were not hand-to-hand assassination, and there was really no sense of accomplishment in killing these Houjin soldiers with pistols. However, Morgan's order to dispose of the corpses of the soldiers at the scene and after Jin was already indicative of a certain attitude, so the soldiers were also waiting for him to give new orders.

"We're here for a while. Morgan looked at his watch, then said to his subordinates: "Wait for the next patrol of the enemy army to throw themselves into the net and use them as targets for training!"

Morgan, of course, was not willing to take the risk of taking such a big turn and just completing the reconnaissance mission. The purpose of his trip was originally to provide snipers with an opportunity for actual combat training, but if they had not even used their main weapons, what kind of combat training was it called?

The reconnaissance operation in the past two days has allowed him to basically determine that this is the southern border patrolled by the Houjin army, and the nearest Houjin stronghold is also ten miles away from here, and a patrol team will be sent here to change the guard the next day, so they can wait for the enemy's squad to come to the door here. As for how long it will take for the Houjin army to react to this, Morgan is very optimistic, with the enemy's loose management system, I am afraid it will be difficult to have a perfect contingency plan.

However, out of prudence, Morgan still sent a soldier from the special operations battalion with the team to return to the mountain station more than ten miles away overnight, and informed Takahashinan of the process of this trip and Morgan's arrangements. He didn't need Takahashi Minami to send troops here to help in the battle, but it was definitely necessary to be prepared to respond, and in addition, he also needed some supplies from the rear in time. The sniper team did not have much rations for this operation, and if they wanted to be active in the field for a few more days, they would have to rely on supplies from the rear.

Now that he was relieved to occupy this place, Morgan naturally no longer worried that the firelight would expose his whereabouts, so he immediately ordered someone to boil a pot of water first. The drinking water they had carried with them had long since run out, and now the kettle was stuffed with snow, frozen in a ball, and undrinkable. It was only at this point that I was finally able to eat a hot meal. After drinking the hot water, everyone's spirits also recovered a lot.

The soldiers found some rice and pickled meat from the camp tents of the Houjin soldiers, and threw them into the pot to cook. Although this chowder doesn't taste like much, it's already a good treat for people who have been nibbling on cold dry food in the wind and snow for two days.

There were no people within a radius of miles on this hill, and there was no need to worry about the midnight gunfire coming out in the wind and snow to disturb the other Houjin troops. As for coldly killing all the enemies present, this is not a psychological barrier for the soldiers of the sniper team. The information they received showed that the enemy in Liaodong was barbaric and brutal, and naturally there would be no mercy on such an enemy.

The forest was filled with a strong smell of blood, as if it smelled it, and the sound of wolves howling could be faintly heard in the snow fields in the distance. Morgan ordered the fire in the middle of the camp to be re-lit so that the beast would not get too close. The corpses were then dragged aside and piled together, temporarily covering up the blood and corpses with snow. This is not to worry that the corpses will be found, but purely to prevent the smell of blood from attracting too many carnivorous beasts.

Killed a patrol of twelve Houjin soldiers, but the snipers didn't feel much excitement, after all, the combat skills they needed to practice on this trip were not hand-to-hand assassination, and there was really no sense of accomplishment in killing these Houjin soldiers with pistols. However, Morgan's order to dispose of the corpses of the soldiers at the scene and after Jin was already indicative of a certain attitude, so the soldiers were also waiting for him to give new orders.

"We're here for a while. Morgan looked at his watch, then said to his subordinates: "Wait for the next patrol of the enemy army to throw themselves into the net and use them as targets for training!"

Morgan, of course, was not willing to take the risk of taking such a big turn and just completing the reconnaissance mission. The purpose of his trip was originally to provide snipers with an opportunity for actual combat training, but if they had not even used their main weapons, what kind of combat training was it called?

The reconnaissance operation in the past two days has allowed him to basically determine that this is the southern border patrolled by the Houjin army, and the nearest Houjin stronghold is also ten miles away from here, and a patrol team will be sent here to change the guard the next day, so they can wait for the enemy's squad to come to the door here. As for how long it will take for the Houjin army to react to this, Morgan is very optimistic, with the enemy's loose management system, I am afraid it will be difficult to have a perfect contingency plan.

However, out of prudence, Morgan still sent a soldier from the special operations battalion with the team to return to the mountain station more than ten miles away overnight, and informed Takahashinan of the process of this trip and Morgan's arrangements. He didn't need Takahashi Minami to send troops here to help in the battle, but it was definitely necessary to be prepared to respond, and in addition, he also needed some supplies from the rear in time. The sniper team did not have much rations for this operation, and if they wanted to be active in the field for a few more days, they would have to rely on supplies from the rear.

Now that he was relieved to occupy this place, Morgan naturally no longer worried that the firelight would expose his whereabouts, so he immediately ordered someone to boil a pot of water first. The drinking water they had carried with them had long since run out, and now the kettle was stuffed with snow, frozen in a ball, and undrinkable. It was only at this point that I was finally able to eat a hot meal. After drinking the hot water, everyone's spirits also recovered a lot.

The soldiers found some rice and pickled meat from the camp tents of the Houjin soldiers, and threw them into the pot to cook. Although this chowder doesn't taste like much, it's already a good treat for people who have been nibbling on cold dry food in the wind and snow for two days.

There were no people within a radius of miles on this hill, and there was no need to worry about the midnight gunfire coming out in the wind and snow to disturb the other Houjin troops. As for coldly killing all the enemies present, this is not a psychological barrier for the soldiers of the sniper team. The information they received showed that the enemy in Liaodong was barbaric and brutal, and naturally there would be no mercy on such an enemy.

The forest was filled with a strong smell of blood, as if it smelled it, and the sound of wolves howling could be faintly heard in the snow fields in the distance. Morgan ordered the fire in the middle of the camp to be re-lit so that the beast would not get too close. The corpses were then dragged aside and piled together, temporarily covering up the blood and corpses with snow. This is not to worry that the corpses will be found, but purely to prevent the smell of blood from attracting too many carnivorous beasts.

Killed a patrol of twelve Houjin soldiers, but the snipers didn't feel much excitement, after all, the combat skills they needed to practice on this trip were not hand-to-hand assassination, and there was really no sense of accomplishment in killing these Houjin soldiers with pistols. However, Morgan's order to dispose of the corpses of the soldiers at the scene and after Jin was already indicative of a certain attitude, so the soldiers were also waiting for him to give new orders.

"We're here for a while. Morgan looked at his watch, then said to his subordinates: "Wait for the next patrol of the enemy army to throw themselves into the net and use them as targets for training!"

Morgan, of course, was not willing to take the risk of taking such a big turn and just completing the reconnaissance mission. The purpose of his trip was originally to provide snipers with an opportunity for actual combat training, but if they had not even used their main weapons, what kind of combat training was it called?

The reconnaissance operation in the past two days has allowed him to basically determine that this is the southern border patrolled by the Houjin army, and the nearest Houjin stronghold is also ten miles away from here, and a patrol team will be sent here to change the guard the next day, so they can wait for the enemy's squad to come to the door here. As for how long it will take for the Houjin army to react to this, Morgan is very optimistic, with the enemy's loose management system, I am afraid it will be difficult to have a perfect contingency plan.

However, out of prudence, Morgan still sent a soldier from the special operations battalion with the team to return to the mountain station more than ten miles away overnight, and informed Takahashinan of the process of this trip and Morgan's arrangements. He didn't need Takahashi Minami to send troops here to help in the battle, but it was definitely necessary to be prepared to respond, and in addition, he also needed some supplies from the rear in time. The sniper team did not have much rations for this operation, and if they wanted to be active in the field for a few more days, they would have to rely on supplies from the rear.

Now that he was relieved to occupy this place, Morgan naturally no longer worried that the firelight would expose his whereabouts, so he immediately ordered someone to boil a pot of water first. The drinking water they had carried with them had long since run out, and now the kettle was stuffed with snow, frozen in a ball, and undrinkable.