When I was reading it, I suddenly remembered the last paragraph in Da Liu's novel "Full Band Blocking Interference".
[Parker turns slowly, facing a group of front-line commanders in front of him, "Please convey my following words to the American troops on the ground: We are not born an army that can only rely on computers to fight, Like the enemy on the other side, we come from an army of peasants. Decades ago, on Guadalcanal, we fought the Japanese burrow by burrow in the tropical jungle; , we fended off the Chinese grenades with our shovels; and further afield, on that cold winter night, the great Washington made history by leading those shoeless soldiers across the frozen Trinton... …”
"Calibrate 1500 meters, let it go!"
"I order, the destruction of documents and non-combat baggage..."
"Calibrate 1200 meters, let it go!"
General Parker donned a steel helmet and body armor, and pinned his 9mm pistol under his left armpit. The howitzer was silent at this moment, the gunner was filling the grenade into the barrel, and then there was a chaotic explosion.
"All soldiers," said General Parker, looking at the group of Chinese tanks that had spread out in front of them like a death barrier, "put the bayonet on!"
From behind the thick smoke of the battlefield, the sun looms and disappears, casting changing light and shadow on Yukino in the bloody battle. 】
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