100: US special forces searched Mount McDonald and were collectively wiped out!

Inside the Anti-War Army's mountain base, a broadcast was playing across the entire facility:

"Attention all officers and soldiers, please enter the base immediately, seal off all entrances and exits, and do not go outside. Seal off all entrances and exits, do not go outside—"

Meanwhile, inside the General Command, Army Commander Yue Hanshan and several other high-ranking officials were watching the surveillance screen of the MacDonnell Ranges.

The surveillance showed approximately one company of U.S. Military infantry, divided into thirty squads, using climbing equipment to enter the southern area of the mountain range.

Then, three hundred people spread out along the entire southern side of the mountain range to search.

One day later, they found nothing.

After a night's rest, the U.S. Military continued northward to search the second mountain range.

They spent another day investigating this mountain range, but had not finished the search.

At this moment, inside the mountain base, Army Commander Yue Hanshan received a report from his subordinates:

"Commander, the communications company intercepted a wireless communication from the American military's leading officer a few minutes ago. This is the original conversation content."

Yue Hanshan listened to the communication content once, then had Zhao Gang, Chen Guangming, and Li Dakui, among other high-ranking officials, listen to it. After listening, everyone smiled slightly.

It seemed the fish were about to take the bait.

The American military's communication content indicated that the leading officer of the 300 U.S. Military personnel felt it was unrealistic for 300 people to thoroughly search several interconnected and sprawling mountain ranges within a limited time. They requested that the rear continue to dispatch reconnaissance troops, with the total number not less than the size of an infantry regiment!

That night, a large number of U.S. and Australian joint forces soldiers, after disguising themselves, arrived at the MacDonnell Ranges via military transport helicopters. Upon landing, they rendezvoused with the previous 300 people and then dispersed to continue the search mission.

Seeing this situation, Yue Hanshan ordered, "We can cast the net!"

The very next moment after Yue Hanshan issued the order.

On the large screen, white smoke suddenly rose from the area where the U.S. Military soldiers had gathered.

Then, countless explosions and gunshots occurred.

No one could clearly see the details of what happened inside the white smoke.

But when the smoke cleared, almost only corpses were left on the ground.

Many United States soldiers did not understand until their deaths how the American military suddenly appeared and launched the attack, where they had been hiding before, and why they had searched for so long without finding anything…

In the evening, a staff officer from the command reported to Yue Hanshan: "Reporting to the Commander, all American military personnel who invaded the MacDonnell Ranges have been killed or captured."

"Eight hundred eighty-nine killed, four hundred sixty-three captured."

Yue Hanshan nodded in satisfaction, while Zhao Gang asked, "What are the People's Army's casualties?"

The officer replied, "According to statistics, we have 11 deaths and several light and severe injuries."

Hmm,

This outcome was acceptable.

Then, the officer asked again, "Please advise, how should the American military's bodies and prisoners be handled?"

Yue Hanshan and Zhao Gang looked at each other.

"Old Yue, you are the Army Commander, the highest commander of the base right now. You make the decision."

Yue Hanshan helplessly said, "What decision can I make… The location of the People's Army's base is top secret, so the base cannot accept prisoners, and killing prisoners does not comply with the People's Army's policy."

"How about this: transport all U.S. Military prisoners and U.S. Military deceased to the nearest human settlement at night, using military helicopters."

Three hours later, east of the MacDonnell Ranges, in Alice Springs, the only large human settlement, most of the residents who were still awake were startled by the loud commotion in the sky outside.

They collectively left their homes and looked in the direction from which the noise came.

They saw more than a dozen Chinook-type military transport aircraft landing on the main street of Alice Springs.

Then, soldiers who appeared to be wearing some kind of white hazmat suits emerged and repeatedly transported something out, stacking it together.

The residents of Alice Springs dared not ask, only watched from a distance.

Soon after, the transport helicopters all took off collectively and quickly disappeared into the night sky.

Only then did the residents dare to approach.

Then, they were stunned by what they saw.

On the ground of the main street, a large pile of people lay.

They appeared to be alive, but their eyes were covered with black cloth, their hands were bound with plastic zip ties, and they were unconscious.

The rest were a very large number of black burlap sacks.

Someone boldly untied one of the sacks, and a bloody head emerged from the opening.

All the observing residents screamed in terror.

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Bang!

At the Pentagon, Secretary Sevitz angrily slammed the table.

Over a thousand people, over a thousand people sent in total, more than half dead, and the remaining ones were not even deemed worthy of being taken as prisoners; they were just discarded like trash.

What a disgrace!

A monumental humiliation!!!

The most troublesome part was that this was a sneak attack organized by the United States, and the U.S. Military could not directly acknowledge that such an incident had occurred, so they had to accept their bad luck.

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Claire entered the office and said, "Minister, according to our surviving soldiers, they found not a single clue about the specific location of the Anti-War Army's lair, and the attacks against them were all sudden."

"The American military seemed to emerge suddenly from cracks in the rocks, using smoke bombs, grenades, and machine guns to ambush and strafe them."

"They didn't even react, and they were at a geographical disadvantage, making resistance difficult. Some died, some surrendered, and those who surrendered were later drugged."

"When they regained consciousness, they were already in the town of Alice Springs."

This,

Savitz listened, his brows furrowed in confusion.

So, where exactly was the Anti-War Army hiding?!!!

But no matter what, before the Anti-War Army's visit was completed, the U.S. Military could no longer send a large number of special forces into the MacDonnell Ranges for reconnaissance, otherwise, if there were more casualties, he, as Minister, would find it difficult to escape responsibility.