Simulation Game: Crisis Management-Chapter 191 - 114: Xiangzhou Mobile Unit

"Don't talk nonsense, be careful they might hear you and give you a big smack in the mouth!"

Gu Ji reached out to smack away Gao Bo's mischievous hand.

Liu Weijun chuckled dumbly from the side, as if he were just here for the gossip.

"Alright, back to business. There was a lot of useful stuff in today's class. What are your takeaways?"

"I have to admit, the Xiangzhou SDU is ahead of us in many tactical approaches. Their training facilities and equipment are also significantly more advanced than ours."

Unexpectedly, it was Zhao Hua who spoke first.

Among the six of them, he usually talked the least, like a man of few words.

But coming from him, it's pretty much accurate since Zhao Hua works in the Ningzhou Special Police Brigade and is in charge of intelligence analysis and technical operations, making him the most knowledgeable about tactics and equipment.

After lunch.

The afternoon course further solidified the night tactics.

Gu Ji picked up two valuable insights: First, during operations, the team should alternate frequently, as a dense "hedgehog formation" not only enlarges the target but also impedes the positioning of team members and interferes with firing lines, usually limited to specific scenarios;

Second, they should minimize verbal and gesture communication, keeping their gun-holding maneuver loose on the outside but tight on the inside, so the team moves smoothly and can focus better to accomplish objectives.

Unfortunately, the second point is still difficult for him to achieve.

Not only in the game world but even in the real police force, aside from Gao Bo, there are few who can cooperate with him so seamlessly, so he has to rely more on verbal and gesture communication for timely coordination.

Fan Baixiang turned off the projector and raised his wrist.

"It's two in the afternoon now, everyone follow me to the CQBH for real combat training."

The "CQBH" he mentioned is the Close Quarters Battle House, basically known as the "kill house" in Gu Ji's university shooting range and police training base.

However, the Xiangzhou Mobile Unit Base's CQBH is the most advanced training field in all of Asia, allowing for not only single-level entry but also multi-level, aerial rappel external entry, and other scenarios.

Reaching the first floor, with the sound of gunfire in the background, they moved through the back door of the fixed shooting range, and suddenly the view opened up.

A massive training ground filled with various physical training equipment as well as climbing ladders built against the mountain.

Fan Baixiang led them to a white three-story small building in the corner.

He pushed open the door, revealing a cement building with black-painted walls, with a simulated training area constructed from various wood panels inside. Each room had realistic hostage or bandit targets, and a staircase in the corner led to the second floor.

"This exercise simulates a night operation, with the scenario: a group of desperadoes occupying this place and holding hostages, with the bandits having a strong intention to resist, shooting to kill once they find the target, you have 20 minutes to prepare."

After Fan Baixiang finished speaking, everyone quickly ran towards the equipment room.

Seeing the dazzling array of equipment, Gao Bo was almost drooling.

Bone conduction communication systems, throat microphones, thermal detectors, radar imaging systems—various high-tech gear, and training firearms from Glock 17, MP5, to AR-15, HKG3.

There were countless explosive devices, like 8-bang flashbangs, stun grenades, CLC linear explosives, detonating coils, and more.

At this moment, everyone understood Zhao Hua's comment at noon.

The Xiangzhou Special Police were, indeed, exceedingly wealthy.

According to the regulations, Gu Ji changed into a full set of camouflage training gear, with a night vision device mounted on his head, wielding a Glock 17 and an MP5A3 training submachine gun. Compared to other versions, the A3 had a retractable stock and was the most widely used MP5 model.

The training guns removed the rapid magazine feed, only allowing single-shot mode, firing blue special training rounds.

The entire training used a standard scoring method, with points awarded for hitting bandits' head or torso targets, and hitting a hostage target added 15 seconds to the time, with the fastest team reaching the rooftop being ranked first.

Since it involved ranking.

The "gunpowder" between special police teams of different provinces instantly ignited.

The officers acting as commanders immediately focused on watching the intelligence map carefully.

Liu Weijun patted Gu Ji's shoulder.

"You're in command for the operation later."

"What? Mr. Liu, I think it's more prudent for you to command. I'm not implying anything else, but objectively speaking, Gu Ji's actual combat experience isn't as rich as yours!"

Wu Kang immediately objected upon hearing this.

But Liu Weijun had already made up his mind, "Gu Ji's actual combat experience isn't lacking, plus he has already proven his night operation capabilities in the morning course. I haven't executed a night mission for a long time, so it's decided."

Neither Zhou Yang nor Zhao Hua had any objections to Gu Ji acting as the commander, and Gao Bo needed no convincing.

Gu Ji himself didn't refuse either.

After the preparation time ended, Fan Baixiang let each team draw lots, and Gu Ji drew fifth, coincidentally right after Mr. Qi.

When he looked up, his eyes met Li Yanan's.

To prevent the teams following from having a "cheating advantage," only after completing the training tasks could they observe the site with Fan Qidong, and during the process, only the timing ranks were visible.

With that, the Shenzhou Team went out first.

After about ten minutes, their score came out: 12 minutes and 15 seconds.

Shenzhou is the economic hub of the Xia Kingdom mainland, the strongest city economically, with its police training environment and personnel both being very strong, ranking among the top in this exchange.

With this time as a benchmark, Gu Ji roughly understood the difficulty of this training since it didn't involve confrontation, just target shooting, so it was all about entry speed.

Soon it was Luzhou's turn, 13 minutes and 3 seconds;

Then Linzhou, 12 minutes and 53 seconds;

Then, Mr. Qi's team, 12 minutes and 32 seconds;

Finally, it was Gu Ji's turn.

Six of them arrived outside the kill house, in the pre-arranged order: Gao Bo as the point man in position one, Liu Weijun as breacher in position two, Gu Ji as commander in position three, Zhou Yang as precision shooter in position four, Zhao Hua as recon in position five, and Wu Kang as the rear guard in position six;

At the same time.

Special police officers from all provinces who had completed the training gathered in the tactical surveillance room.

Through numerous multi-angle night vision cameras, everyone could see every detail inside the kill house very clearly, even connecting directly with the video transmission devices on the officers' helmets.

On the gray video screen.

Gu Ji and the others split into threes in front of the door, he took a deep breath, looking across at Gao Bo, their eyes confirming each other.

At the moment the lights dimmed.

On the order:

"Prepare to breach!"