Warlords: Rise of the System

After the landing troops of the National Salvation Army landed on the beach.

The carrier-based aircraft flying in the sky also discovered the defensive positions of the bandits and the multinational coalition forces ten kilometers away.

Several carrier-based aircraft had just flown over the enemy's defensive positions when they were attacked by the enemy's intensive anti-aircraft fire.

Several carrier-based aircraft were caught off guard and hit by the enemy's anti-aircraft fire.

Fortunately, the hit carrier-based aircraft could still be controlled by the pilot for the time being.

Several pilots of the National Salvation Army turned the carrier-based aircraft and flew towards the seaside.

In the end, the carrier-based aircraft was seriously damaged and unable to fly back to the naval fleet, and lost control.

Several pilots performed emergency parachutes and landed safely on the beach, where they were rescued by the landing troops.

After the other carrier-based aircraft of the National Salvation Army discovered that the enemy had intensive anti-aircraft fire.

The pilots were extremely alert, shuttling through the enemy's dense anti-aircraft fire. They constantly changed their flight trajectories in the air and flexibly avoided the attacks of artillery shells.

Relying on their superb driving skills and extraordinary courage, these pilots successfully avoided enemy fire time and time again.

Then they dropped bombs one after another on the enemy's defensive positions, causing great damage to the enemy's fortifications.

At the same time, they also kept in constant contact with the ground forces, providing timely intelligence information on the enemy and providing strong support for the landing forces' offensive.

As the number of carrier-based aircraft increased, the bombing of the enemy became more intensive, and a large number of enemy anti-aircraft artillery were destroyed.

Guided by the coordinates provided by the aircraft, the naval fleet's heavy artillery began to launch a fierce bombardment on the enemy's defensive positions.

Large warships are equipped with powerful large-caliber naval guns with a range of about 40 kilometers.

This left the enemy's fortifications completely exposed to the firepower of these large-caliber naval guns.

However, the fortifications built by the bandits and the multinational coalition forces were extremely strong and difficult to destroy with ordinary howitzers.

Even aerial bombs weighing less than half a ton dropped from airplanes could only destroy some fortifications with weaker defenses.

And those specially reinforced fortifications cannot be easily destroyed.

In fact, the bombs carried by the carrier-based aircraft in the first round did not include heavy bombs, and the heaviest bomb was only half a ton of aerial bomb.

This choice is not accidental, but takes into account the aircraft carrier's own bomb load and the safety of the pilots.

If all carrier-based aircraft carry heavy bombs, the aircraft carrier will need to return to the base frequently to replenish ammunition, which will affect combat efficiency.

At the same time, overly heavy bombs may put a greater burden on the aircraft and increase flight risks.

Therefore, after comprehensive consideration, only smaller bombs were used in the first round of bombing.

Despite this, these small bombs still posed a certain threat to the enemy.

But to completely destroy those strong fortifications, more force is obviously needed.

However, the heavy artillery bombardment of these large warships put tremendous pressure on the bandits and the multinational coalition forces.

Their originally solid fortifications collapsed one after another under the fierce bombardment of heavy artillery.

Large warships are equipped with powerful large-caliber naval guns, and the heaviest shells even weigh more than one ton!

These shells are not only extremely powerful, but also have armor-piercing capabilities and can easily penetrate enemy defenses.

In addition, the shells fired by the large-caliber naval guns on these large warships generally weigh more than half a ton.

Such powerful firepower made it difficult for the bandits and the multinational coalition forces to resist.

Under the continuous bombardment of aircraft and large-caliber naval guns, the enemy's fortifications gradually lost their original shape and became unrecognizable.

This caused gaps in the enemy's defenses to begin to appear.

After a full hour of bombing, the carrier-based aircraft finally ran out of ammunition and had to return to the aircraft carrier to replenish.

At the same time, the bombardment of large-caliber naval guns also stopped.

At this time, the vanguard of the National Salvation Army's landing force had arrived at the front line of the enemy's defensive position, and under the cover of tanks and armored vehicles, they were ready to attack.

Just as the landing troops were preparing to launch a fierce attack on the defensive positions of the bandits and the multinational coalition forces, suddenly, the sharp whistling sound of artillery shells was heard in the sky.

"Oh no! The enemy's artillery has begun to counterattack. Everyone quickly find cover to hide." Many experienced soldiers of the National Salvation Army shouted loudly.

After hearing the shouts, the landing troops of the National Salvation Army quickly dispersed and looked for favorable hiding places.

However, their actions were still a little slow. The dense bombs in the sky were falling like raindrops, landing accurately in the camp of the National Salvation Army.

Continuous explosions sounded, and huge shock waves lifted the ground, raising dust and smoke that filled the entire camp of the National Salvation Army.

Many soldiers were thrown into the air by the impact of the explosion, their bodies shattered and blood splattered everywhere.

Although the soldiers of the National Salvation Army had rich combat experience, they were still somewhat caught off guard by such intensive artillery attacks.

Under the intensive artillery bombardment from the bandits and the multinational coalition forces, they also suffered considerable casualties.

The tanks and armored vehicles that served as the vanguard became the enemy's main targets.

A large number of artillery shells directly hit these armored vehicles, causing violent explosions that destroyed them instantly and killed the soldiers inside.

As the artillery of the bandits and the multinational coalition opened fire, the shells streaked across the sky, making a deafening roar.

However, this also instantly exposed their position.

The observers at the front keenly captured this situation and quickly reported the coordinates of the artillery positions of the bandits and the multinational coalition forces to the naval fleet.

After receiving the intelligence, the commander of the naval fleet gave decisive orders, and the large-caliber naval guns quickly adjusted the firing coordinates and aimed at the enemy's artillery positions.

Immediately afterwards, a fierce artillery bombardment sounded, and the large-caliber naval guns of the navy fleet opened fire one after another, and shells poured down like raindrops on the artillery positions of the bandits and the multinational coalition forces.

Each shell carried enormous power, drew an arc in the air, and then landed accurately in the target area, raising huge smoke and flames.

There was a sudden chaos on the artillery positions of the bandits and the multinational coalition forces. The sound of artillery shells exploding one after another, and the soldiers fled in all directions, trying to avoid the sudden artillery bombardment.

The naval fleet continued to maintain its firepower advantage, continuously firing shells and inflicting devastating damage to the enemy's artillery positions.

As the shells continued to fall, large craters were blown out on the ground and the raised dust filled the air, making it almost impossible to see the surrounding situation.

The sound of cannons, explosions and flames intertwined to create a chaotic scene.

After several rounds of fierce artillery bombardment, the artillery positions of the bandits and the multinational coalition forces have been reduced to ruins, and the charred land is filled with smoke and dust.

After the enemy's artillery was destroyed, order gradually returned to the bombarded National Salvation Army camp.

The surviving tanks and armored vehicles started up quickly, their engines roaring, they formed formations and launched a charge towards the enemy's positions.

The tanks and armored vehicles ran at full horsepower and rushed straight into the enemy's position like a group of angry tigers, determined to take revenge.

They broke through obstacles, crushed enemy trenches, and advanced with unstoppable momentum.

The surviving soldiers followed the tanks and armored vehicles closely, with determination and anger flashing in their eyes.

They also rushed into the enemy's position with the flames of revenge.