Simulation Game: Crisis Management

Chapter 711: Chapter 319: Blade Special Operations

In an instant, a flash of white light.

The scene around Gu Ji changed instantly, as if he had traversed to a foreign battlefield.

Numerous foreign intelligence and technical personnel in military uniforms were operating computers rapidly in the command headquarters, constantly reporting crucial military coordinates to the front-line troops.

"Boom!"

"Rat-tat-tat..."

A large number of bombers flew across the sky, conducting carpet bombing on the city’s ground. Within the street battles, advanced armored vehicles, tanks, and artillery engaged in fierce crossfire and warfare. Several military squads, like phantoms, utilized fast mobility and flexible tactics to carry out decapitation strikes on the enemy.

[After the 1991 Gulf War, the direction of development and combat thinking of the world’s traditional armies was completely changed.]

[The Xia Kingdom government held three consecutive seminars, and the first batch of military special forces began to be formed from then on.]

[Their predecessor was the earlier reconnaissance troops. By the late 1990s, all seven major military regions had an army special operations team or special reconnaissance team with about 1,000 people. In the following 15 years, these units were expanded, and other army special forces were also formed, including some small-scale female soldiers, navy, air force, and second artillery units also established their own special forces.]

Accompanied by the system’s animated classic broadcaster’s voice and subtitles, along with a grand melody similar to "Ni Jamena."

The scene before Gu Ji’s eyes changed once again.

It switched to the 1990s, a military scene of special forces training in Xia Kingdom’s military regions.

At that time, the Xia Kingdom’s economy was developing rapidly, comprehensive national strength improving, and military equipment and modern technology continually upgrading.

The soldiers’ training methods were also progressing towards specialization.

In the picture, the camera freeze-framed on a soldier, but the face, clothing, and scene kept changing, just like an AI-generated video on the internet.

[In 1998, the special forces of the Xia Kingdom were first invited to participate in the international reconnaissance competition held in Estonia, earning the "Most Outstanding Team" honor. In 2009, at the 14th NATO International Special Forces Competition under Andrew Boyd, the Xia Kingdom’s special forces competed for the first time against famous special forces like the United Kingdom’s "Goldman," the United States’ "Green Berets," and Israel’s "Wild Boys," ultimately breaking 6 records and achieving the first place in gold medals, total medals, and team scoring...]

[To this day, the Xia Kingdom has secretly established an anti-terrorist special operations unit based on the Russia SSO General Staff Special Operations Center and the United States Joint Special Operations Command. Its military positioning level is equivalent to the highest army group level, fully benchmarking world T1-level special forces, and it is currently the Xia Kingdom’s most experienced special operations unit, without a doubt!]

As the system finished the last piece of narration.

The soldier’s facial outline under the lens gradually became clear, and the clothing turned into anti-Blade Edge until it fully transformed into Gu Ji’s appearance, eventually returning to reality, once again freeze-framing as that 3D character based on himself.

Good grief, the system really put together a full character DLC for domain specialization reinforcement.

Just as Gu Ji was astonished by the game’s "sincerity."

In an instant, a vast amount of military tactical system knowledge was suddenly injected into his mind.

The quantity of knowledge this time was far greater, multiple times more complex than the increases brought by any previous field skills or imprint bonuses.

It took nearly five minutes to fully digest it.

Only then did Gu Ji completely adapt to this new tactical system of anti-Blade Edge.

I have to say, he initially felt a bit of a pinch spending 37 points to upgrade, but now he couldn’t help but feel that this "money" was truly well-spent.

After gaining this knowledge, he understood.

Those special forces brigades he once assumed were elite infantry, termed "infantry specialization in special warfare" in military construction planning, while the type of special forces inaccessible to or unrecognized by the general public is referred to as "special warfare specialization."

Top units like anti-Blade Edge are highly classified, intensely trained, and consistently execute combat missions.

They are utterly beyond what ordinary special ops soldiers can endure.

Compared with the theories, military equipment, intelligence, and global combat capabilities of special forces from superpowers such as the United States, Russia, and England, the unique feature of the Xia Kingdom lies in its particular emphasis on the reconnaissance system.

This is evident from the sequence pack as well, as domestic special forces themselves originated from reconnaissance troops.

And how terrifying Xia Kingdom’s reconnaissance soldiers are can be seen from its several disciples.

Back then, a single campaign made Vietnam’s special task force become a nightmare for many United States soldiers, whereas Viet Cong forces were trained hand in hand by the Xia reconnaissance force.

To date, the Xia Kingdom’s military system also emphasizes reconnaissance greatly.

The primary task of reconnaissance soldiers is to penetrate behind enemy lines, scout the location of enemy military targets, capture enemy prisoners, providing detailed geographical coordinates and destruction status for our artillery and air strikes, long-range power projection, and beachhead landings.

In contrast, other types of troops have backup support for coordinated operations.

Reconnaissance soldiers often operate alone or in tactical groups of three to five, thus their individual quality is often particularly high.

Besides combat capability, reconnaissance soldiers have another advantage relative to other types of troops: they are very adept at protecting themselves.

This protection is not just about dodging bullets on the battlefield; it also involves selection of routes in enemy territory, hydrological and geographical reconnaissance, and even research into enemy-occupied areas’ culture, language, and customs. A good reconnaissance soldier can blend into the local environment, hide behind enemy lines, and then act opportunistically to seek battle opportunities.