Battlefield Contract Worker

The first battle of Kem River

Just when the Anmor army was glad that it had thwarted the enemy's sneak attack plan, the Black Mamba and other mercenaries had already begun to evacuate.

"Where are you going?" asked Officer Anmore.

"The matter here is over. You have to deal with the next battle yourself. We have another mission." The Black Mamba nodded.

"But you just arrived not long ago?" Officer Anmore shook his head.

"It didn't take long, but do you know what we are?" Black Mamba shrugged, "We are the firefighting team on the battlefield, and we go wherever the most dangerous.

We leave, you should be lucky. This shows that you are sufficient to deal with the next situation.

If our men come again next time, at least after you have lost more than half of your troops. "

Officer Anmore shook his head and could only watch the mercenaries leave.

Although these mercenaries are rebellious, they have nothing to say about fighting. He originally wanted them to stay, but now it seems that these mercenaries have other tasks.

"Hey, wait." The officer took out a rumpled cigarette case, pulled out a cigarette and handed it to the Black Mamba. "thanks!"

Black Mamba looked at him and took the cigarette from his hand, "You're welcome."

The officer watched them leave, and could only show respect in this way. He didn't know if he could meet these mercenaries in the future, nor how long he could live.

After the Black Mamba's mercenary company was withdrawn from Cloverfield, it was dispatched to the Kem River line. There are more people there, waiting to join them.

Originally stationed on the Kem River line was Hodgson, a senior officer of the Anmore Northern Alliance.

But on the second day after they entered the position, a large number of Orumi Federation troops chased after them. At first, the Orumi Federal Army did not attack the most important main positions, but concentrated fire on the surrounding positions of the 4th Battalion.

The Anmor Army noticed that the Orumi Federation Army did not attack them with the usual coordinated tactics of infantry and artillery, but first rushed to the front of the position with infantry.

After luring them into their positions, the enemy planes dropped bombs at low altitudes, and then bombarded them with heavy artillery fire.

This repetition lasted for 4 days and nights. The enemy infantry did not charge directly to their camp, but the casualties of the Anmor army kept increasing.

Hodgson was very anxious, and sent out a number of emergency reports.

The air raids brought a lot of panic, and the Anmore soldiers were busy drilling dugouts to hide from planes.

On the evening of the fourth day, General Kassan talked to him on the phone and said, "The situation is very critical at the moment, and you should increase the number of troops, but there is really no way to draw out troops. No matter what, you must try your best to support and not give up your position. "

These Anmore officers began to restless, and they led their staff and directly affiliated companies to the positions and commanded the battle...

The outer positions were once breached by the enemy, and the two companies retreated. However, General Kassan ordered an immediate counterattack, and although the original position was not fully restored, he finally stabilized his position and the entire line was not seriously affected..."

It's safe to say that the initial battle was intense.

Three days have passed. Although the troops on the front line did not destroy many enemies, the casualties were very heavy, and many fortifications were destroyed. Fortunately, the main position was not lost.

In Hodgson's headquarters, he finally breathed a sigh of relief. However, at this time, he received another telegram from General Kassan to "continue to stand for 3 days and cover the battle".

Naturally, he did not dare to disobey the order of the supreme commander, so he had no choice but to urge the troops to persevere and retreat as soon as the task was completed.

Lin Rui and the people in the headquarters knew this position, and the current Anmor army could not hold it for too long.

The line along the Kem River is crucial, and before the arrival of a large number of reinforcements, only mercenaries can be used to support them, at least to stabilize the front line.

The reinforcements will arrive within 3 days. If there is no accident, it is not a big problem to stick to it for another 3 days.

The position on the south bank of the Kem River is the gateway to the entire Kem River line. This battle is also the first time that the Orumi Federal Army has attacked the Kem River in a large scale.

However, the unexpected happened.

The unexpected situation came from the 4th Battalion, which was defending the outer positions.

The outer position is located about 4 kilometers south of the Kem River. It is a commanding height. Standing on the top of the mountain, it can not only overlook the railway line from Pinestone Town to Miltow, but also block the line along the Kem River.

It is said that if the Orumi Federation Army wants to break through the Kem River, it must first capture these major peripheral positions.

The location of the 4th Battalion was special. In the past few days, other places had fought fiercely. The outer flank positions that should have been the first to bear the brunt of the attack were not seen by the Orumi Federal Army.

This made the Anmor army stationed at the position secretly proud.

In the evening, Hodgson also called the commander of the 4th Battalion and said, "Is your position dangerous these days? I saw it in the telescope.

There is no way to deploy troops from above, so I will privately choose a battalion to support you, how about that? "

The commander of the battalion refused: "How can this be done? The superiors must decide on the deployment of troops. Besides, where you are the main position, it is of great importance. Don't be careless... How is your situation?"

"Those mercenaries have come to support, and my position here is no problem for the time being."

At that time, Hodgson also instructed him to be vigilant and never underestimate the enemy.

But the commander of the 4th Battalion said nonchalantly: "Don't worry, I'm always watching here!"

On this night, a large number of Orumi Federation troops attacked the outer positions on the flank by night. The 4th Battalion was in a hurry and was extremely embarrassed.

The battalion commander guarding the main position was killed inside the fortification. By dawn, the battalion lost the entire position after paying more than 300 lives.

The flank position was lost, and the situation took a turn for the worse. Hodgson's three battalions hurriedly retreated. At this time, the commanders of these three battalions could no longer control the troops, and the remaining soldiers could not continue to block the enemy, and continued to retreat to other positions from the north and south sides.

Immediately followed by the surrounding positions~www.readwn.com~ Since the flank positions were lost, the main command post was withdrawn.

After the rest of the soldiers were evacuated from the headquarters, they still held on for more than a day and fought with the enemy in the streets. More than 200 people from six or seven company platoon leaders were killed in the battle. The next day two positions on the flanks fell.

The Anmor army could only retreat to the next line of defense. The retreat process was extremely chaotic, almost equal to escape.

At this time, General Hodgson could no longer control the troops. According to the deployment of the command headquarters, after they lost the first-line positions, they should gather the remnants of the surrounding second-line positions to resist for a while.

As a result, except for the 7th Battalion, which had defended the main position, all the other battalions retreated.

Moreover, they did not move to the Songshi Town position according to the original plan of the headquarters, and joined other troops assembled in that area.

Instead, they fled south in the direction of Miltow, and did not stand on their heels until they were far away.

In fact, since the 4th Battalion lost its flank positions carelessly, the consequences have already been planted, and the true nature of the warlord troops of the Anmor Army is undoubtedly revealed.

(End of this chapter)