Warlords: Rise of the System

The National Salvation Army's super-large bombers and large bombers, escorted by fighter jets, flew straight towards Ming Island.

They are like giant steel beasts, cutting through the sky with endless pressure and determination.

With the accurate coordinates provided by the naval fleet's carrier-based aircraft, the bomber pilots of the National Salvation Army were full of confidence.

They knew that the target of this mission was just ahead, and they would use the most powerful firepower to destroy the enemy's defenses.

After more than an hour's flight, these super-large and large bombers of the National Salvation Army finally arrived above the enemy's second line of defense.

Through the clouds, they could clearly see the enemy positions below, which was a dense line of defense consisting of bunkers, trenches and anti-aircraft facilities.

The pilots quickly adjusted their posture and prepared to launch an attack.

Their fingers were firmly on the triggers, their eyes firm and cold.

At this moment, they shoulder the expectations of the country and the people and must complete this arduous task.

The bomber pilots resolutely carried out the commander's orders and did not lower the altitude for precision bombing, but instead dropped bombs from high altitude.

They know that doing so may reduce the hit rate, but it will also maximize their own safety.

After all, the enemy's anti-aircraft firepower is not to be trifled with. If you lower your altitude, you are likely to be hit.

All super-large bombers carry one-ton heavy armor-piercing bombs, which can penetrate thick armor and cause huge damage to important targets of the enemy.

Large bombers carry ordinary aerial bombs. Although they are not as powerful as armor-piercing bombs, they are numerous and can cover a wider area.

With an order given, the bombers began to drop bombs.

Bombs of all sizes fell densely from the air onto the enemy's defensive positions.

Because they were dropped from high altitudes, all the bombs carried great penetrating power and fell on the enemy's defensive positions.

For a moment, flames shot up into the sky, smoke filled the air, and the enemy's fortifications were blown to pieces.

The tragic scene between the bandits and the multinational coalition's defensive positions was too tragic to watch.

Countless soldiers died in the explosion, and their blood dyed the earth red.

The originally solid defense line collapsed in an instant and the enemy fell into chaos.

This is a ruthless war with no mercy and only the victors will survive.

After all, the number of super-large and large bombers of the National Salvation Army Air Force is limited, and they can only bomb one enemy defensive position at a time.

This means that despite their huge size, they are unable to cover multiple targets at the same time.

However, the bombs these bombers carried were huge, with a large number of heavy bombs.

Once released, its destructive power will be staggering.

Just one bombing can basically raze an enemy's defensive position to the ground.

Although not many bandits and soldiers from the multinational coalition forces were killed, the fortifications they had worked so hard to build were completely destroyed.

These solid defensive works were built by the bandits and the multinational coalition forces at the cost of a large amount of materials and time.

Now, it has been destroyed all of a sudden. It is not only difficult to rebuild it in a short period of time, but also difficult to support it in terms of materials.

After one side's indiscriminate bombing, all the bombs carried by the bombers were dropped and the bombers began to return.

But they will not stop their actions. Instead, they will continue to bomb after replenishing bombs and fuel.

This continuous air strike will bring endless pressure to the enemy.

The second round of bombing by the National Salvation Army Air Force was even larger in scale. Not only did a large number of bombers carry a huge amount of bombs, but a large number of fighter jets also joined in.

These fighters are not just air combat weapons, they can also carry bombs weighing about one ton and have the function of bombers.

In the sky above the southern line, many fighter planes loaded with bombs, transformed into bombers, and flew straight towards Ming Island.

These fighters not only provided escort for the bombers, but also actively participated in the bombing operations themselves.

For a time, many defensive positions of the bandits and the multinational coalition forces on Ming Island were subjected to fierce bombing by the National Salvation Army Air Force.

The battlefield was filled with smoke, flames and deafening explosions.

The pilots of the National Salvation Army Air Force skillfully operated their fighter planes and dropped bombs accurately on the enemy positions.

With loud bangs, the defensive fortifications of the bandits and the multinational coalition forces were destroyed, causing heavy casualties.

The air strike threw the enemy forces on Ming Island into chaos, and they were unable to withstand the powerful firepower of the National Salvation Army Air Force.

The outstanding performance of the National Salvation Army Air Force demonstrated its strong combat effectiveness and precise strike capability, which put tremendous pressure on the enemy.

When the large number of planes of the National Salvation Army Air Force took off and flew towards Ming Island, they chose the shortest straight line route.

For this reason, the planes of the National Salvation Army Air Force flew directly over several warlord-controlled areas.

The appearance of these planes shocked the warlords and their superiors.

When the warlords learned that a large number of National Salvation Army planes were flying over their airspace, their first reaction was to think that the National Salvation Army was about to launch an attack on them.

However, before they could react, the National Salvation Army Air Force planes quickly passed through their airspace and did not bomb them.

Afterwards, the warlords immediately sent personnel to investigate.

After learning from many sources, they realized that the National Salvation Army's air force was actually heading to Ming Island to bomb the enemy's defensive positions.

In the following period, the planes of the National Salvation Army Air Force were flying in the air almost all day, constantly going back and forth between the battlefields.

When these warlords saw this situation, they all showed envy on their faces.

Their eyes widened, their mouths slightly open, their eyes revealing their amazement at the strength of the National Salvation Army's air force.

At the same time, deep worry welled up in my heart.

The fact that the NSA had such a large and advanced air force meant that they had a huge advantage in aerial combat capabilities.

Once the National Salvation Army launched an attack on them, whether these warlords could withstand the attack of the National Salvation Army became a serious problem.

These warlords had also heard of the rise of the National Salvation Army.

However, initially they just thought that the National Salvation Army was stronger than them, but they did not know how strong the National Salvation Army was.

It was not until the National Salvation Army successfully drove the southern bandits and the multinational coalition forces out of the border that these warlords truly realized the powerful strength of the National Salvation Army.

At this time, the warlords were filled with regret.

They thought about why they accepted the territory handed over by the bandits and the multinational coalition forces. Now it seems that it was a wrong decision.

If we had not taken over those territories at that time, perhaps we would not have attracted the attention of the National Salvation Army, and we would not be facing the current predicament.

They began to reflect on their decisions and think about how to deal with the current situation.

The National Salvation Army is now busy engaging in fierce battles with bandits and the multinational coalition forces and has no time to pay attention to these warlords.

But once all the bandits and multinational coalition forces of Tianlong Kingdom are repelled, the National Salvation Army will definitely take further action against them.

This made the warlords who were closer to the National Salvation Army's territory feel uneasy, and they had to start thinking about how to get along with the National Salvation Army.

The air force of the National Salvation Army carried out repeated bombings on the bandits on Ming Island and the multinational coalition's defensive positions.

The bombing continued for several days without stopping until all the enemy defensive positions detected were destroyed.

The real battle to recapture Ming Island has officially begun.