128: US Army Bandit Suppression Headquarters VS Anti-Japanese War Army Headquarters!

Inside the U.S. Military's Anti-Bandit General Headquarters, General Aris, a four-star general, was in a state of distress.

Starting from deep in the night, the United States' positions and barracks deployed in the outer regions of the MacDonnell Ranges were attacked by the Anti-War Army from multiple directions.

The U.S. Military was thrown into chaos from top to bottom, the entire defense line was in disarray, and various units were dispatched everywhere to pursue the harassing American military, but they gained very little.

Those Anti-War Army soldiers were like ghosts in the mountains, appearing and disappearing unpredictably, with no one knowing where they came from or where they went.

Suddenly, staff members under him reported that they had captured some people wearing what appeared to be Anti-War Army uniforms, who claimed to be the Alice Springs garrison.

Aris frowned upon hearing this.

He, the Commander-in-Chief of the anti-bandit campaign, knew full well what was going on with the bandit army in Alice Springs.

But this was something that could be understood but not spoken, and he had never even established direct contact with the occupying forces in the town; they avoided each other.

Now, although it was late at night, those people suddenly left the town and came here. Wasn't this just causing trouble for both sides?

Aris was initially furious with those people, but when he later met the occupying army soldiers who were detained as captives, he realized something was wrong.

These people generally looked terrified, and their clothes were dirty and torn, likely from crawling and rolling around in the night.

Moreover, they were almost all talking nonsense, saying that Alice Springs had been occupied by a group of non-human beings and that their command structure had been wiped out.

To be honest, if Aris hadn't known that the Alice Springs occupying forces had an extraordinary background, being special operations units selected from the United States' Delta Force, Green Berets, and Ranger units, he would have thought that these people in front of him had no combat effectiveness at all and were just new recruits who would collapse at the first touch.

And when Aris questioned these special forces soldiers further and obtained more information, he gasped.

It's those things!

It's definitely those things!!

These were the things the Anti-War Army relied on to successfully break through during the Darwin City offensive and defensive battle.

It was the actions of those things that led to the surprise attack on Tindal Air Force Base, which was located behind the front lines at the time, resulting in the hijacking of more than twenty heavy strategic bombers and a reversal of the situation.

Now, has the Anti-War Army put those things into the war again?

But Aris then had another thought and laughed loudly.

Anti-War Army, Anti-War Army, you are completely trapping yourself!

To rescue a town from the People's Army's heavy encirclement, you actually used that kind of thing.

As long as I obtain those things, even if they are just wreckage, are you still afraid that the U.S. Military won't be able to research anything from them?

At that time, your strengths will also become those of my United States!

So, Aris immediately ordered:

"Quick, dispatch a large number of troops and heavily surround the entire Alice Springs! Not even a fly can escape!"

The staff members in the command center were confused.

"General Aris, that town itself doesn't seem to have much military significance—"

Aris interrupted: "I told you to arrange it, so arrange it."

He was already impatient to get those things.

Meanwhile, at the Anti-War Army's mountain base command center, Fang Le was very satisfied as he listened to the battle results from the various units he had dispatched.

The harassment operation was very successful, the American military was in a state of chaos, and the People's Army's losses were very small.

Then he received the report that Alice Springs had been successfully liberated, and he also laughed heartily.

"Luo Hui, well done... Oh, by the way, which team participated in the liberation of Alice Springs?"

First Division Commander Luo Hui: "It was the 3rd Platoon of a certain company, and the platoon leader is Huang Yanbing."

Fang Le nodded.

"Hmm, I know this guy. He made significant contributions in the defense of Darwin City before, and after we relocated here, he also made contributions. He apparently discovered and attacked a hidden intelligence base of the U.S. Military called Pine Gap."

"By the way, why hasn't he been promoted?"

Luo Hui: "He himself refused to be promoted, saying that he wouldn't have any battles to fight then. He wants to participate in frontline combat, not rear command."

Fang Le: "Sigh... Alright."

Luo Hui: "Commander, according to current intelligence, the U.S. Military seems to be drawing troops to heavily besiege Alice Springs. Their intention is probably not to defeat Huang Yanbing and his men, but for those large objects... What should we do next?"

Fang Le: "Nothing."

"Our base and Alice Springs are too far apart, with layers of obstacles, so we cannot provide direct military assistance."

"Execute the second step of the Alice Springs liberation plan."