The mountains and forests in Chin State are continuous, there are very few flat lands, the mountainous areas stretch from north to south, and there are very steep rivers and valleys between the mountain ranges, the elevation of the northern part of the mountain area is more than 4,000 feet, the southern part of the mountain is more than 2,000 feet above sea level, and the highest mountain in Chin State -- Vidulia Peak is as high as 10,200 feet. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

The Chin State River crisscrosses the river Munibullah, which originates in India, from north to south, and flows east into the Mida River near the town of Farran, and the tributaries of the Gradan River, the Djoba and Penu rivers, are the boundary rivers between India and Myanmar. The Gradan River, which flows from India, flows into Rakhine State across the western part of Chin State, and the tributaries of the Yoo, Srin, and Mon rivers in the southeastern all flow eastward.

Eight words to summarize the topography of Chin State, that is, high mountains, dense forests, and dense rivers. With such terrain, the operation of a large corps cannot be carried out at all.

The local people of Chin State fled in all directions, and only 30,000 people whose ancestors had lived in the mountains for generations did not want to leave their homeland and scattered in the high mountains and dense forests of Chin State. In addition, the cost of defeat was too high, and the Indian and Burmese armies were reluctant to engage in large-scale corps operations that would determine the outcome of the first war, so the Indian and Burmese armies were reduced to zero, and the 36,000 square kilometers of Chin State land was full of battlefields where they were fighting.

There were 500,000 troops on the Indian side and 250,000 on the Burmese side, and all of a sudden, the armies of the two sides in Chin State were intertwined, and small-scale battles broke out one after another. However, in order to prevent the Indo-Burmese war from continuing to expand, the two sides also tacitly confined the battlefield to Chin State.

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In order to protect the safety of himself and his family, Long Zheng conducted a large-scale selection among the soldiers of the First Division of the Wehrmacht Army and the Second Division of the Wehrmacht Army when the Salween Wehrmacht was just reorganized, and reorganized two special operations units, mainly Chinese, with a number of 278 people.

In order to improve the combat capability of the two special forces, Long Zheng specially invited the D squadron of the Sword of South China Special Brigade, which is biased towards defense and escort tasks, to come to the Federal Republic of Salween and train them personally.

The sweat will always pay off, and after the devilish training of Squadron D, these five hundred and fifty-six soldiers have become qualified special soldiers.

One special operations force stayed with him, and the other special operations force was sent by Ryumasa to protect the safety of Oda Hatsufan and Momoeko.

The special operations force that stayed by Long Zheng's side was named "Long Dun" by Long Zheng.

Long Dun has four combat squadrons, each with 66 people, and a 14-person escort team, with a total of 278 people.

Each squadron consists of four squadrons, each with 16 people, plus a squadron leader and a deputy squadron leader, for a total of 66 people.

Each squad has four combat teams, and generally speaking, the best soldier in the squad is the leader of the team.

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At this time in 1996, the Indian special forces had the saying that "two heroes are vying for hegemony, each with one side on the other." Unlike the US military, the Indian army did not have a unified special forces command, and the two special forces that had been established were subordinate to different branches of the military and government departments, including the Marine Corps special forces under the Navy Command and the Cabinet special forces under the control of the Cabinet. Thereinto.

It is particularly noteworthy that among India's army, navy, and air force, only the navy has established special forces. Although the Indian Army's 57th Mountain Division and paratrooper units can carry out some special forces tasks, they are not really special forces.

With the total annihilation of the Indian Navy, the Indian Marine Corps special forces under the Navy Command have become rootless duckweed, and the Indian Marine Corps special forces, which were supposed to carry out special operations missions such as infiltration and beheading, were directly placed by the Indian military in the mountains and dense forests on the front line of the Indo-Burma battlefield.

While India is replenishing its front-line troops, the Indian Marine Corps Special Forces are also really entering the battlefield.

The Indian Marine Corps Special Forces, with a total number of 300 personnel, were reorganized into a special assault battalion by the Indian military's Forward General Command. The Indian army's best-equipped and most combat-capable special assault battalion has achieved fruitful combat results as soon as it was put into operation.

Among them, the well-armed Burmese volunteers are the target of the Indian special assault battalion. In a short period of time, more than 1,000 Burmese volunteer officers and men were killed at the hands of the Indian special assault battalion, which was the most serious defeat suffered by the Burmese volunteers since they participated in the Indo-Burmese war.

The seriousness of the situation directly alarmed Long Zheng, the life commander-in-chief of the General Command of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Salween. For the Burmese Volunteers, although Long Zheng did not want to see them, such huge casualties of the Burmese Volunteers were by no means what Long Zheng wanted to see.

Since the Burmese Volunteers entered the Indo-Burmese battlefield, in accordance with the requirements of Long Zheng, they refused to participate in the offensive battles and positional battles with heavy casualties, and mainly focused on movement warfare and encirclement warfare to support the military operations of the Burmese army.

Who would have thought that after the Indian army was defeated and retreated into Chin State, the Burmese volunteers would suffer such heavy casualties in a short period of time. What made Long Zheng even more angry was that because India and Burma were divided into zero, the Burmese volunteers also had to be broken into zero, and more than 50,000 troops were swept into the deep mountains and dense forests of the desert, and the Burmese volunteers had already suffered 1,000 casualties, but the results of the battle were almost zero, and the Burmese volunteers did not even find any trace of the Indian special assault battalion that attacked them.

Leaving Jenny in the Federal Presidential Palace, Long Zheng led Long Dun and the officers of the General Staff of the National Defense Forces to rush to the forward headquarters of the Burmese Volunteers in the Indo-Burmese battlefield in ten Mi-8 multi-purpose helicopters in the name of supervising the war.

Following Long Zheng and his entourage, ten Mi-24 helicopter gunships and ten tactical drones also quickly arrived at the front-line headquarters of the Burmese Volunteers. (To be continued.) )