Tu Xiaozhong's company is not a trump card in the special operations brigade, and it is not as good as some separately organized special operations detachments, but this company is very special. The assignment of soldiers in the special operations brigade is mainly based on the results of the comprehensive evaluation, and I don't know if everyone has the same background or some other reason, but the company to which Tu is loyal is basically all Evenki, Daur and Oroqen people.

Changlu personally ordered Tu to be loyal to the battle, because he fell in love with the national composition of his company. Through the careful reconnaissance of the aviation scouts, the Manchurian Army has mastered the entire situation of the garrison of various units of the Russian army, and all the headquarters at and above the regimental level have been marked. Changlu made detailed plans for the operations of all units to ensure that all the Russian regiments and above lost command at the same time. But for the central command of the Russian army, Changlu is a little difficult. Milyutin's command was not only among the 10,000 troops of the Russian army, but also in a hidden hill, and the surprise attack troops had to march long distances in the mountains without alarming the Russian army before they could approach Milyutin's headquarters.

The dense trees in the mountains are very convenient for the troops to hide, but the Russian army has set up a large number of concealment posts in the forest, and the slightest mistake will be discovered. Once the small force is exposed, it will immediately fall into the siege of thousands of Russian troops, and there is absolutely no chance of survival. In addition, the physical consumption of the mountain march is huge, even if the troops can sneak into the Russian army covertly, whether they have enough physical strength to complete the surprise attack is also a problem that Changlu has to consider.

Tu Xiaozhong's company was full of mountain people near the Great Khing'an Mountains, and when they entered the mountains and forests, it was like going home, and the chance of exposure dropped sharply. At the same time, their physique is unusually strong, even after a long mountain march, they can still maintain a very good condition, and there will never be a serious decline in physical strength, unable to fight.

Tu Xiaozhong and his company were not disgraced, they first rode without using any saddle shovels, galloped for a day and night, and then quickly disappeared into the mountains and forests. The patrol of the Russian army found their Mongolian horses, but they regarded these war horses without any saddles as wild horses, and found no trace of Tu Xiaozhong and others. The mountains are even more open, and the concealment of the Evenks can even deceive the beasts of the mountains, let alone these people who live in the towns. Recently, Tu Xiaozhong was only less than two meters away from the Russian sentry, but the Russian army still did not notice anything abnormal. After two days and nights of wild running, Tu Xiaozhong and his company finally reached the periphery of the Milyutin headquarters. They rested more than 10 meters away from a Russian sentry post for the night, and then began to prepare for an offensive to completely destroy the command center of the Russian army in one go.

The command headquarters and the nearby guards were about 1,500 people, and it was impossible not to alarm them, so Tu Xiaozhong decisively gave up the strategy of killing the sentries and infiltrating the camp with silent weapons such as * and daggers, and prepared to annihilate all the Russian troops with the advantage of weapons. There is a division of the Russian army three kilometers away, so this annihilation battle must be very fast, once it exceeds thirty minutes, their company will be surrounded by Russian reinforcements.

In order to ensure that Milyutin would not slip away, Tu Xiaozhong divided the troops into 16 teams and completely surrounded the headquarters of the Russian army. The purpose of the special forces attack is clear, and the speed is extremely fast, and once the attack begins, it mainly relies on the conscious cooperation of a combat group, and his command as a company commander is of little significance. So after deploying two 120 mortars and two 100-mm mortars, Tu Xiaozhong organized the people around him into a combat squad and prepared to fight on the front line.

After the squad leaders used the sound of birds and apes to feedback that each squad was in place, Tu Xiaozhong, who was dressed in disguise, personally walked forward to the vicinity of the Russian sentry in front of him, and cleanly solved the four Russian sentries with daggers, without worrying about the sound. After the Russian sentries were eliminated, several artillery officers quickly set up mortars hidden in the dead grass and launched artillery strikes at important targets such as the headquarters. Miliutin never expected that the Manchurian Army would send shells to his head before breaking through the peripheral Russian army, so the Russian command did not have any camouflage and defense, just a relatively large white tent. The soldiers of the special operations brigade are all sharpshooters, so naturally they hit with one blow, and the command center of the 200,000 Russian troops was turned into ashes in the first round of artillery fire.

The sudden shelling disrupted the Russian army, and they couldn't figure out what was going on. The special forces, of course, did not give the Russians time to think, they threw off their camouflage as soon as possible, emerged from all sides of the Russian army, and then pulled the trigger to tilt the dense bullets towards the enemy. Some Russian officers tried to stabilize the situation, shouting loudly to calm the soldiers, but Tu Xiaozhong had already arranged for the people to take care of them. More than a dozen Manchurian special forces armed with *, hidden in the dry grass and motionless, have been searching for the officers of the Russian army. Anyone who dares to organize resistance will be sniped by them as soon as they show their heads.

The Russian army, which was attacked by surprise and all the officers were dead, could no longer be chaotic, and individual Russian troops who wanted to resist by their own bravery were quickly beaten into a sieve by dense bullets. The Russian army's Schneider single-shot rifle is a burning stick in front of the Bobosha*, the Tongzhi II light machine gun, and the Tongzhi semi-automatic rifle. The Russian army didn't even have a chance to reload or fire a second shot, so they were swept by bullets one by one.

The special forces using the three-three system tactics, the three battle groups advanced alternately, and the firepower was never interrupted, making the Russian army struggle as if it was in a rain of bullets. The Tongzhi II light machine gun is even more powerful, and the sturdy soldier puts the gun on his waist, and a drum sweeps over, and the Russian army has to lie down dozens of people. Because the gap in weapons was too large, and the special forces were supported by large-caliber artillery at close range, the so-called battle turned into an abnormal execution-style massacre.

Twenty minutes later, the battlefield was quiet, the special forces were carefully searching the corners obscured by chores, and Tu Xiaozhong went straight to the Russian headquarters that had been bombed to the scorched earth. He wants to bring back Mi Liujing's head, although this head may have been blown apart, but Tu Xiaozhong still wants to try his luck.

Before the Russian reinforcements arrived, Tu Xiaozhong led his troops to withdraw to the mountains, and then quickly retreated to the brigade assembly area. At the cost of slightly injuring three people, the special operations company completely annihilated more than 1,500 people in the supreme command center of the Russian army, which can be described as an incomparably brilliant victory, but Tu Xiaozhong was very unhappy. He found the epaulettes of three lieutenant generals and four major generals in the wreckage of the Russian army headquarters, but Milyutin, who had the rank of general, was never found, and the mission was very imperfect. The probability of Milyutin being blown to slag is very low, even if he is blown to pieces, he will not even be able to find a rank epaulette, and he is probably not in the command. Although the beheading of the command center of the Russian army was completed, the head of the Russian army, Milyutin, probably escaped the catastrophe.

Tu Xiaozhong was unhappy, Guo Xing'a was even more unhappy, he didn't know that Mi Liujing might have slipped away, and what bothered him was that there was a problem with his front.