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Commander-in-Chief Xia was naturally worried about the safety of all the team members, but he believed more in the abilities of all the special forces. These soldiers were as fierce as wolves, as agile as cheetahs, and as ferocious as tigers. They were all the top special forces in our country, and they had experienced hundreds of battles and had been tempered by the flames of war to get to where they are today.
It can be said that wherever there is danger, they are there.
Commander-in-Chief Xia was confident that nothing would happen to them. Even if something happened, it would be a minor matter, such as scratches, falls, etc. These minor injuries would not cause any serious damage to the bones.
In fact, the Tibetan and Sichuan forest armed police have already put their helicopters in place, and the armed police entering the mountains are also in place, just waiting for the military's order to take off immediately.
"Not going? How can that be possible!"
When the political commissar of the assembled personnel heard the latest order issued by the head of the regiment, he suddenly had a lot of questions in his mind, "The mountain has collapsed, the personnel have lost contact, and we don't know how many people are inside. If we don't go...what if they are waiting for us to rescue them?"
"It's a matter of life and death, so we can't be careless! How can we not go?"
The political commissar was very anxious. He still remembered the army soldier who had talked to him some time ago.
Ding Weizhong, the highest commander of the armed forest police who is responsible for patrolling the Tibetan-Sichuan forest, came over with a gloomy voice and said, "It's not something we can decide. The military called directly. When I heard the name, I immediately broke out in a cold sweat."
"The military? Who? You're so scared that you're sweating."
"Commander-in-Chief Xia, the commander-in-chief called me personally and ordered me to stay where I am and not to go for support immediately." Captain Ding took out a pack of cigarettes from the drawer. He took out a cigarette but did not light it with a lighter. Instead, he put it under his nose and sniffed it. He was not addicted to smoking, but he liked to smoke a few cigarettes in the past. After being transferred here, as the captain of the regiment, he had to quit smoking first.
The political commissar sitting opposite him didn't say anything for a while. After a while, he whispered, "Are you sure? Did you hear it right?"
"You heard it right, it was Commander-in-Chief Xia. The order was personally given by the Commander-in-Chief." Captain Ding took a deep sniff of the cigarette and immediately put it back in the drawer. "Let the detachment stand by. If anything happens, we can set off immediately."
"Okay!" The political commissar nodded, his hard brows turned and then frowned, "Even the commander-in-chief personally issued the order. What kind of troops are those entering the mountain? Is it really an ordinary troop? Why do I feel something is not right?"
After he finished speaking, there was silence in the office.
Later, Captain Ding sighed and said, "The official document our unit received means that it is an ordinary unit. Regardless of whether there are any problems, the unit that enters the mountain can only be an ordinary unit to complete field survival training."
"Okay, you go to the office to rest tonight, and I will go back to the office to rest too. Be alert and don't miss the call." The political commissar no longer asked any questions. No matter what kind of unit it was, it had little to do with them.
It was still raining outside, and it was quite heavy. Even with the windows closed, one could still hear the sound of heavy rain. The political commissar stood up and looked at the dark rainy night outside. His eyes were tense. "There are landslides deep in the mountains. The people outside should have moved away. You can call the villages outside to ask about the situation. I don't think the weather will get better for a while."
"There's no call from the village, so the situation should be okay. I'd better make a phone call, just in case." Captain Ding also looked at the sky outside. It was dark, heavy and raining heavily, and he felt depressed. "All forces must be concentrated, leaving only the detachment that goes into the mountains."
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