"Starting tomorrow, we'll have a discussion on theoretical and practical knowledge together at 8 PM every night."

Jiang Tiecheng threw down a sentence, turned around, and went back to his dormitory to rest.

There's no need to complain or say anything more. The problem right now is that our technology is outdated, and that can't be improved for the time being.

You can't just randomly pull out some new technological products; you can't explain them clearly.

Moreover, this era is quite special. If someone leaves a handle against you, the decades that follow could cause you a lot of suffering.

All he could do was familiarize them with some theoretical knowledge.

I'm probably not as experienced as these engineers in terms of practical skills.

Learning makes us progress.

As a top-notch landmine defusing expert, he at least has some impressive skills.

He relied on cheating. To be precise, no one else would have had that ability, since no one can see the landmines underground.

How to learn is an art, especially in enabling soldiers with limited cultural knowledge to acquire professional skills.

To be precise, besides practical experience, it's all about theoretical training.

All of these soldiers' practical experience came from minefields.

Jiang Tiecheng frantically browsed through the shop, trying to find equipment that might suit his current situation.

Drones, laser scanners—but these things simply can't be taken out.

The current methods for mine clearance are small scissors, daggers, small red flags, and mine detectors.

Looking at these mine-clearing tools is heartbreaking, but at the same time, it makes you realize that in this era, it is the only means.

No matter how much he wanted to help.

But none of them can replace them in clearing mines, meaning that each of them is risking their lives to bear the potential risks.

I feel very heavy-hearted.

I originally wanted to live my life again.

He imagined himself becoming rich again, just like in his previous life, and enjoying life as a wealthy man.

This is called enjoying life to the fullest.

He felt a heavy weight on his shoulders. As an outside aid worker, he watched helplessly as these young lives were about to risk their lives.

He was truly heartbroken, especially by those two bloody, mangled limbs.

This is the cruelty of war, and also the cruelty of the enemy.

Suddenly, Jiang Tiecheng saw a detailed explanation of the principles of landmines, as well as professional knowledge and methods for burying and clearing them in the mall.

Regardless of whether it's useful or not, I'll buy it first.

But then I saw that it required 1000 points.

purchase!

Compared to the lives of those comrades, what are these 1000 points?

Jiang Tiecheng would be willing to take their place if he could, but the minefield is so big.

Some are in the bushes on the mountain, some are in the forest, and some are in the desert.

No one can have three heads and six arms all by themselves.

Some mine-clearing machinery is still useful.

Such mechanical equipment certainly doesn't exist at present, but it's not at the level of future artificial intelligence.

That's somewhat explainable.

For example, mine-clearing plows, mine-clearing rollers, and mine-clearing chains.

The mechanical components are not difficult to manufacture; they can be used simply by mounting them on the front of armored vehicles and tanks. They are well-suited for minefields with relatively flat and open terrain.

However, those hidden in the mountains or bushes are obviously more difficult to find.

However, with these blueprints and the training courses, Jiang Tiecheng felt confident that he could improve everyone's mine-clearing skills.

Gao Chengwu had just returned to the barracks, taken off his clothes, and hadn't even lain down when he heard someone knocking on the door.

"who?"

"Company commander, I need to talk to you."

At 8 p.m. the next day, all the soldiers from the First and Second Engineer Companies were sitting in the barracks.

They had never before had two companies sat together so peacefully.

Jiang Tiecheng and Gao Chengwu walked in with dark circles under their eyes, clearly exhausted.

Jiang Tiecheng worked all day and cleared nearly 1,000 mines!

In the evening, they didn't even have time to eat.

I've been busy in the printing room the whole time.

Jiang Tiecheng handed out a copy to everyone, carrying a thick stack of printed materials.

"These are printed teaching materials. I know that many of you are not highly educated."

This is the most useful information I have about landmines in minefields so far.

I know that many of you may be illiterate.

Some people don't know many characters, so these have been illustrated in a book.

To make it easy for everyone to understand!

"If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and I will draw them out on the blackboard again and explain them one by one."

Everyone can exchange experiences, and feel free to ask questions.

Everyone became interested after hearing this, since Jiang Tiecheng's explanation sounded like reading a children's book.

Everyone was both surprised and delighted.

This is actually a drawing.

To be precise, the various types of landmines were drawn in the form of comics.

After all, landmines weren't that advanced in the 1960s.

Landmines are inexpensive, so most designs are 58 or 59.

Sure enough, everyone perked up when they saw these comics; they looked a bit like children's picture books.

Even someone who can't read can understand some of it just by looking at the picture.

Jiang Tiecheng pasted the enlarged drawings directly onto the blackboard and began explaining them from the drawings.

He was afraid they would find it boring, so he specifically used comics to express it.

With each person having a comic book, I don't believe they won't study hard.

As expected, the comic book format was used to express and even dissect the devices and structures of each part of these landmines.

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