Chapter 676 - 682: Purge the Remnants
Yang Yi’s plan was to first take out the enemy’s vehicles with a rocket launcher, and then, while the enemy was in chaos, to press forward.
Anton’s idea was to not rush to attack the enemy but to charge close enough for close-quarter combat and then suddenly unleash the strongest firepower to break the enemy.
Whichever approach to the attack was very dangerous, as there was a high chance of casualties.
To save one seriously wounded person by adding several more wounded — from a mathematical perspective, this choice was terrible, but in reality, such decisions were common. It wasn’t unusual to see more than a dozen casualties to save one person, and it was also common to lose additional lives just to retrieve a body, depending on the unit.
Often the stronger the team was in combat, the more likely they were to make what seemed like foolish choices. Those teams who would scatter at the first sign of trouble and buckle under pressure always appeared to make smart choices because teams with too many smart individuals were too busy protecting their own lives. But those who would behave foolishly knew that if they were to be injured, their comrades would not abandon them. Thus, this was what was known as cohesion.
Vitali and Roman, along with their third companion, had no resistance to Yang Yi’s commands; they could very much understand Yang Yi’s choice as soldiers.
As for Rodriguez and Chris, whether they had any opinions or not, they wouldn’t show them.
Roman loaded a full belt of ammunition and then knelt on one knee on the ground, ready for the assault.
Yang Yi set down the sniper rifle and switched to an AK74, but after aiming with it a few times, he once again put down the AK74 and switched back to the sniper rifle. While maintaining a fierce volume of fire was important for the assault, ensuring the precision and lethality of the shots was also crucial, and he would essentially have no effect using the AK74.