Warlords: Rise of the System

Chapter 140: Total War Breaks Out 1

After receiving this news, everyone in the command center remained calm.

They knew that this was just a small episode in the war. Although it would cause some trouble to the troops, it would not affect the overall battle situation.

In the past few days, the National Salvation Army has comprehensively reinforced the defenses of various war zones.

They not only strengthened the fortifications and defense facilities of the positions, but also increased the number of troops and weapons and equipment.

At the same time, they also conducted rigorous training for the soldiers to improve their combat effectiveness and ability to deal with emergencies.

In addition, there are field airports not far behind the front-line troops in each war zone.

These airports can take off fighter jets and bombers at any time to attack the enemy.

The troops on the front line hardly have to worry about threats from the air because they have sufficient air defense capabilities to protect themselves.

In addition, they also built sturdy air-raid shelters to withstand enemy air raids and artillery bombardments.

As long as it can withstand a round of enemy artillery bombardment, it will be fine.

As soon as the enemy's artillery opens fire, our artillery units will counterattack.

If the enemy's artillery units fail to retreat in time, they will most likely be wiped out by the counterattack of the National Salvation Army's artillery.

Therefore, the enemy's artillery units must act cautiously and not easily expose their positions.

The attack by the bandits and the multinational coalition forces was launched only after the reinforcement planes of the multinational coalition forces and the bandits arrived.

The National Salvation Army's radar and reconnaissance aircraft had already discovered the bandits and the multinational coalition's aircraft.

Before their planes arrived at the battle area, the National Salvation Army's planes had already taken off, waiting for the arrival of enemy planes.

The air battles and ground force battles of both sides started almost at the same time.

The reinforcement aircraft of the multinational coalition have arrived at the battlefield. There is no obvious gap between their aircraft and those of the National Salvation Army in terms of performance and other aspects.

Now, the strength of both sides is equal, and the key to victory lies in the combat capability of the pilots.

In this fierce air battle, whoever can better exert his skills and tactics will win.

This also means that every pilot needs to go all out and show his or her best side.

In the sky, the fighter jets of the National Salvation Army soared like steel eagles and launched a thrilling air battle with the aircraft of the multinational coalition forces.

The bandits' planes were not to be outdone, and they swarmed over the battlefield like a swarm of locusts.

The pilots of the National Salvation Army flew their fighter planes and swooped down on the enemy as swiftly as birds of prey.

With their superb flying skills and fearless courage, they successfully evaded the enemy's attacks time and time again and launched fierce counterattacks.

The sounds of machine cannons and machine guns rose and fell, interweaving into a soul-stirring symphony.

The multinational coalition's aircraft brought tremendous pressure to the National Salvation Army with their advanced technology and powerful firepower.

However, the pilots of the National Salvation Army did not retreat. With their tenacious fighting will and superb flying skills, they constantly looked for opportunities to launch a fatal blow to the enemy.

The bandits' planes seemed crazy and cruel. They rushed towards the Salvation Army's planes regardless of everything, trying to destroy them with suicide attacks.

However, the performance of their aircraft was far inferior to that of the National Salvation Army's aircraft.

Before their planes could get close, many of the bandits' planes were blown up in the air.

The entire sky was shrouded in war, filled with smoke and flames.

Every plane is a warrior on the battlefield, flying through the hail of bullets, fighting for victory.

This is a battle between life and death, and also a confrontation between justice and evil.

Who will be the final winner after this tragic air battle? Only time will tell.

The ground forces' attack was also extremely fierce and brutal.

The bandit troops and the multinational coalition forces, relying on their large numbers and the large amount of weapons and equipment they carried, took the lead in launching a fierce artillery attack.

Countless artillery shells hit the positions of the National Salvation Army like raindrops. For a moment, flames shot up into the sky, smoke filled the air, and the entire battlefield was covered by artillery fire.

The sound of cannons was deafening and the earth was shaking, as if the end of the world was coming.

Most of the soldiers of the National Salvation Army had already hidden in the constructed air-raid shelters, leaving behind a number of observation sentries.

Under the enemy's intensive artillery fire, the sentries could only seek shelter, but many of them were unfortunately shot and killed or injured.

There was chaos on the battlefield, many sentinels fell in a pool of blood, and the blood dyed the land red.

It didn't take long for the National Salvation Army's artillery observer to lock onto the enemy's artillery position and quickly pass the coordinates to his own artillery.

The artillery units of the National Salvation Army responded quickly. Based on the data and intelligence provided by the observers, they immediately adjusted the shooting coordinates and prepared to launch a counterattack against the enemy's artillery positions.

The artillerymen were busy and orderly operating various artillery pieces, loading ammunition, adjusting muzzle angles, and aiming at targets.

Following the commander's order, artillery pieces fired at the same time, making a deafening roar.

The shells streaked across the sky, whistling towards the enemy's artillery positions.

With loud bangs, the National Salvation Army's artillery shells landed accurately on the enemy's artillery positions, instantly triggering a series of explosions.

Flames shot up into the sky, smoke filled the air, and the enemy's artillery positions fell into chaos.

The enemy's artillerymen panicked and fled from their posts, trying to avoid this sudden attack.

However, the National Salvation Army's artillery fire was as dense as raindrops, leaving them nowhere to escape.

Under the fierce bombardment, the enemy's artillery positions were completely destroyed.

The once mighty artillery has now turned into a pile of scrap metal, scattered across the battlefield.

The artillerymen suffered heavy casualties and fled in all directions, no longer able to organize effective resistance.

To prevent the enemy's artillery from counterattacking your own artillery positions.

The artillery units of the National Salvation Army only fired three rounds and then quickly withdrew.

Shortly after the National Salvation Army's artillery units withdrew, the enemy's artillery counterattack arrived as expected.

Unfortunately, their counterattack was in vain.

This time, the enemy's artillery learned their lesson. They only fired three salvos and then stopped firing. It is very likely that they were evacuating.

The artillery units of the National Salvation Army also observed the enemy's artillery positions.

However, there was no counterattack this time.

The enemy fired only three salvos before stopping their bombardment. They had already withdrawn, and a counterattack would be futile.

The battle in the air continued. Planes were constantly shot down, falling to the ground with long trails of black smoke and causing huge explosions.

There were white umbrellas floating in the sky, and hanging under the white umbrellas were the parachuting pilots.

In the ground battle, after the artillery bombardment, the bandits and the multinational coalition forces finally launched a full-scale offensive.