"Do you know where other companions are?" The first thing Battalion Commander Vasily said when he saw Selyosha was to ask someone else's whereabouts.

"Seeing them being chased by someone and running there! What's going on? Why did the guerrillas of Sheng warriors appear?" Xie Liaosha stretched out his hand and pointed to the direction he had just run over and said.

"The wind direction has changed. It is too late to notify you that you have landed in the hinterland controlled by the enemy. We have to leave this place quickly." Battalion Commander Vasily was about to leave after he said that, but was stopped by Selyosha.

"I just want to ask why this is, why the wind direction has changed and not notified in advance? Do we not take our lives seriously?" Selyosha did not intend to let Battalion Commander Vasily go. Although he was rescued by Battalion Commander Vasily just now, his heart was filled with joy for escaping from death and gratitude for Battalion Commander Vasily. But they almost died just now. Now the commander said that the wind direction has changed lightly and wanted to get away with it. Selyosha's anger was full of nowhere to vent.

"Why? No. Why. This is the life of the airborne troops. Who can guarantee that they can land at the designated location every time according to the plan? You may be blown into the enemy's hands by the wind, or you may be entangled with someone else's parachute and fell to death. Or you may not be able to open your umbrella at all. At least you are still alive now, thank me." Battalion Commander Vasily pushed Selyosha away and walked over and began to turn over the body of the Sheng warrior on the ground.

Seeing that Selyoshao and the others were still standing still, Battalion Commander Vasily shouted: "Don't waste time, bring all the ammunition and weapons on them quickly, we have to leave here as soon as possible."

When he was angry, he had to check the situation. Selyosha also knew that he was in danger now and was not the time to turn against Battalion Commander Vasily. Everyone had to work together and return to the 103rd Airborne Division as soon as possible. So Selyosha also began to collect weapons from the dead enemies like Battalion Commander Vasily. After all, this time he was conducting parachute assessment instead of participating in the battle, and the ammunition he carried was limited.

Everyone threw all the guns and bullets on the TOYOTA pickup truck. Now Seriosha and the others have several AK-47s and the two assault rifles he originally used. Although the designers of these two rifles are famous Kalashnikov, because the AK-47 has a caliber of 7.62mm, and the Red Army standard rifle that Seriosha and the others are now using 5.45mm. The two rifles have different calibers, so the bullets are not universal. In order to save ammunition as much as possible, Seriosha and the others handed all the bullets of the AK-74 rifles to Battalion Commander Vasily, and they used the seized AK-47 rifles. In addition, Seriosha and the others also found two RPG-77 and corresponding grenades, a US-made M2HB heavy machine gun, some food and a large bucket of water.

Battalion Commander Vasily asked Selyosha and the others to sit in the cab of the pickup, but Selyosha refused. He took the initiative to ask to stay behind with Battalion Commander Vasily. Selyosha asked Yakov to be the driver, Yuri sat in the passenger seat, and Boris and Mikhail sat on the back row and left and right side of the flank. Battalion Commander Vasily took out the map and compass he carried with him, and roughly set a route to travel, the car finally started, and everyone embarked on an unknown journey again.

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The five Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopters led by Commander Grachev have also entered the hinterland of the sphere of influence of the warriors. Since the paratroopers deviated from the landing location this time was an emergency, Commander Grachev could not determine the landing location of all landing personnel. These five Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopters first opened a certain distance in the air to start searching. Since the warriors had many RPG-7 rockets in their hands, they had great lethality against the Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopters, so Commander Grachev did not dare to let the plane fly too low.

Now Commander Grachev has only a rough range, which is calculated based on the routes he took on the airborne transport planes and the altitude at that time. Not only is the range large, but the accuracy also needs to be a big question mark.

Half an hour passed, and the plane had carefully searched within the already designated range, but still found nothing. Commander Grachev was anxious and sweaty. It would be too dangerous to continue like this. If he encountered the enemy's air defense weapons, he would be very likely to be shot down by the enemy. So Commander Grachev ordered the fighters on the plane to land on the ground first, and then the plane spread the search range.

So under the order of Commander Grachev, the five Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopters chose a defensive ground to start descending. The Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopter slowly descended to an altitude of 20 meters, and the combatants in the aircraft began to carry out rope descent. The Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopter can carry 24 members, so except for the 4 members of the crew, the remaining 20 people are combatants.

100 combatants began to come to the ground one after another, and the first combatants immediately began to guard the surroundings to prevent the enemy from attacking. These combatants were all veterans and had excellent combat qualities.

Commander Grachev ordered them to start searching within a small range and not to run too far. The large-scale search was still left to the Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopter. After all the combatants were ready on the ground, the five Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopters quickly raised their heights and returned to the altitude again. Commander Grachev kept in touch with the commandos on the ground through the radio station.

The five planes separated in the air and continued to search in five directions. Commander Grachev sat on the plane and searched inch by inch by inch through the telescope, trying not to miss a suspicious point. His efforts were not in vain. Finally, he found a seemingly abandoned parachute on the ground.

Commander Grachev ordered the pilot to lower the altitude, and the plane began to slowly descend. Commander Grachev still couldn't see clearly because the thing seemed to be suppressed by something, and it had to be lowered to see clearly. So Commander Grachev ordered the pilot to continue to lower the altitude. The plane slowly landed to an altitude of about 20 meters. Commander Grachev suddenly felt something was wrong. Why did the airborne soldiers use things to suppress their parachutes? To prevent being blown away by the wind? No! Commander Grachev suddenly felt a dangerous breath, so he shouted anxiously: "Right up! Pull up! There is danger!"

Before Captain Grachev finished speaking, immediately armed personnel on the ground fired at them, and dense bullets shot on the deck below the helicopter. These people seemed to emerge from the ground. No, they were originally on the ground, but they were disguised too well and could not see their existence at all.
Chapter completed!