Pseudo-war films, thrillers under the guise of war films, are good to watch. The plot is compact and suspenseful. The only thing that plays is how is the sniper who has never shown up so familiar with the process, designation, and a series of professional questions of the US military? It's not very easy to explain on this point, anything else is fine. In addition, this guy stayed for so long, just to kill a few more American troops? And shortwave, radio also has the number, there is no need for a password? password? And this ecstatic marksmanship has a taste of anti-Japanese drama.
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