Counterfeit Hero

On the battlefield virtual image in the combat department hall, the red arrows representing the Gacharin Empire are constantly impacting several key highlands in the Garo Mountains, while the blue defense line representing the Leray Federation is crumbling under the impact of the enemy.

Garo Mountain, the most forward position west of Cato, has become a hell. Countless artillery fire has been poured on this mountain range with a radius of only more than 600 square kilometers. Several important highlands have been shaved off by 20 to 30 meters.

In the invisible command room less than ten kilometers away from the front line of Garo Mountain, General Bratt, Milok's former chief of staff who personally supervises the formation, is looking at the electronic sand table solemnly.

He has sent two fully mechanized infantry divisions to the D1 highland of Garo Mountain. These are the main divisions with full strength. However, the calls for help from the front line are still coming one after another. The only difference is that , the person who had called for help before had been killed, and the person who came to support later picked up the phone to ask for help.

No one in the fully mechanized infantry division originally stationed on Highland D1 could be withdrawn alive, and all members died in the battle.

This battle was too bitter and cruel!

The bunkers on Highland D1 have all been razed, and the two additional divisions have gone up with temporary fortifications. How can such fortifications withstand the enemy's artillery fire? The only thing that can be fought for is for the soldiers to use engineers. It’s just time for the robotic arms to dig new fortifications.

How many more reserve teams are we going to send up? The Gacharin Empire launched an almost endless frenzied attack on Highland D1. Their losses were greater than those of the Federation. However, the commander of the Empire seemed to have made the greatest determination to seize this area that stood between them as they crossed Garo. The mountain skirts the main point of Catos Canyon.

The location of highland D1 is located at the front of the left defense line of the Garo Mountain battle zone. The entire highland is like a pyramid with half of it cut off. The position close to the enemy is a relatively steep rock wall. Whether it is infantry or mecha, If you want to conquer this highland, the first thing you have to face is a cliff close to 80 degrees. Therefore, this highland has become a fang on the enemy's offensive route. It can strike at the enemy from a high position at any time, and therefore it has become the main target of the imperial army.

What annoys General Bratt is that the fire support system is no longer functioning properly. Six self-propelled artillery regiments have been destroyed by enemy anti-cover artillery fire, four of which were direct artillery of the fully mechanized infantry division that pulled up the D1 Highlands. Regiment, and two more were reserve support artillery regiments of the Garo Mountain Frontline Command. The direct reason for the destruction of these artillery regiments was that the Skynet system had been basically paralyzed in the unprecedented high-intensity electronic warfare.

The self-propelled artillery is actually a simplified version of the mecha. The super-large-caliber artillery is installed on anti-joint mechanical legs. It can walk on various terrains. Its hiding and deployment capabilities are much improved than the previous crawler self-propelled artillery. This It is a fire support system in a mechanized infantry division. Under the coverage of the Skynet system, this artillery will continuously provide accurate fire coverage based on the coordinates transmitted by the Skynet system.

However, the electronic warfare that has never stopped since the war began has caused the Skynet systems of both sides to completely malfunction. No system can survive such a high-intensity electronic warfare.

On the modern battlefield, whether in space or on the ground, the first thing to be carried out is electronic warfare. This is a smokeless war aimed at destroying the enemy's communication, command, battlefield monitoring, firepower distribution, strike positioning and other systems.

Electronic warfare is just a continuation of the name of the ancient earth era. In fact, modern electronic warfare has covered electronic transmission, optical imaging, signal deception, simulated military strength, camouflage and concealment, attack feints, etc. Super warfare, and the attack methods used are becoming increasingly diverse. In addition to basic strong interference, there are also virus infections, system intrusions, program loopholes, laser blinding, signal jamming, information penetration, microwave radiation, pulse attacks, special individual soldiers directed violent destruction, etc. New electronic attack equipment It is also becoming increasingly advanced, with a larger attack range and stronger intensity.

The strength of the electronic warfare of both sides in the war determines the general direction of the war. Once the electronic warfare fails, combat units will suffer huge losses. They will neither be able to locate the enemy nor provide accurate fire support. The communication and command systems will all fail, and they can only Using the most primitive battlefield communications, the firepower points responsible for fire support will be exposed as soon as they open fire, and then be knocked out one by one after being discovered under the command of the enemy's Skynet.

This is the case now. The electronic warfare between the two sides is indistinguishable. Without the guidance of Skynet, the self-propelled artillery regiment can only rely on the command of primitive front-line fire observation for artillery coverage.

The entire Garo Mountains has become a huge battlefield with nowhere to hide. The usual mobile shooting of self-propelled artillery is completely ineffective. Moreover, the front line really needs fire support. Without Skynet's command, shooting on the move is not only accurate. The speed is not high, and even the speed and density of fire coverage cannot meet the requirements. Therefore, both sides are now basically competing for who has more artillery. One after another, the self-propelled artillery regiments of both sides were destroyed after being exposed to firepower.

Not only the D1 Highlands, but the losses in the entire Garo Mountain theater have reached General Bratt's psychological bottom line. He looked at the electronic sand table and tried hard to check the intelligence data on the enemy's troop deployment. He didn't know what preparations he had left. How much longer can the team hold out? The prepared fire support has been reduced to the lowest limit. There are not many armored divisions left. The fully mechanized infantry division was crippled as soon as it was launched. If this attack continues for one more day, he will The only option was to apply to Bernadotte for the deployment of defense forces from other places.

But, do you dare to transfer it? Even if you dare, where will you be transferred? The entire west of Cato has been completely plunged into a meat grinder-style battle, and no one dares to mobilize anywhere.

Except for Galipalan, the troops in other places are basically very tight. Even if they are mobilized, it will take two days from mobilization, transportation, and finally entering the battle. The only one that does not need to spend too much time is Galipalan. garrison troops, but if these troops are transferred away, what if something goes wrong?

The most worrying thing is that no one knows what the imperial army's plan is for launching a general offensive campaign suddenly! Does it really just want to open the road to Cato, and then have another bloody battle with the Leray Federation in Cato to compete for the huge strategic space east of Cato?

Although Brat knew that in addition to Garo Mountain, there were several roads to attack Cato. The reason why the empire stormed Garo Mountain was because other routes were also heavily guarded. Moreover, Garo Mountain and the subsequent Kato There are three federal army military bases and two air force bases in the Sri Lanka Valley. These troops can go anywhere on the flat terrain behind the Garo Mountains, and the deep-rooted imperial troops can easily be divided and surrounded.

However, such an attack is obviously not cost-effective. Intelligence shows that the empire's famous general Russell has personally arrived on the planet Mirok to direct the ground battle. With Russell's command skills, he will not be in a situation where the empire's army does not have the advantage. launch such an attack.

It was necessary to plan ahead. Unable to come up with an answer, Blatter sent the situation to the general headquarters in Gariparan, hoping to find a solution to the defense of Garo Mountain and see clearly the hidden intentions of the enemy. Faced with the famous Gacharin General Lasse Well, Blatter knows that he cannot compete with him on his own. All he can rely on now is the collective wisdom of unity.

Time is only one day.

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