After breaking through the outer wall, the morale of the SPLM soldiers, who had not been able to advance an inch yesterday because of a hard day's fighting, was greatly boosted, and under the leadership of their commander, they bravely crossed the outer wall by either climbing alone or taking a human ladder, and then entered the airport.

After receiving the news, Malashenko immediately ordered all companies to break through the enemy's defense line and take the airfield in one fell swoop, according to the predetermined plan.

And by this time, the good fortune that favored Captain Malashenko seemed to disappear without a trace.

After entering the airport, the SPLM soldiers were bombarded with grenades again, and the grenadiers, who had already calibrated the coordinates, directly used the 9 grenade launchers in their hands as mortars, and began to bombard the uncovered flat ground in a curved manner.

In particular, the sniper teams that had been bombed by mortar guns had long been holding back their fire, and they even bothered to find sand and gravel to fill into sandbags as covers, and directly used ammunition boxes full of magazines to block in front of them, and after firing bullets, they directly took new magazines from the ammunition boxes to use.

When the front line commander called for artillery support, he found out that because the hangar looked like a trapezoid from all four directions, the shells could only hit the top of the hangar and the ground, and the inclined ramp of the hangar could not be smashed at all because of the anticline.

At this time, the Soviet and Cuban instructors scattered among the SPLM troops once again stood up, shouted victory, raised their weapons and launched a charge towards the hangar area a hundred meters away.

Although many people were hit by bullets and could not stand up again, a considerable number of people still rushed to the front of the hangar, and the soldiers of the People's Liberation Movement also launched a charge under the leadership of the instructor, forgetting their lives and deaths, and after paying the price of a considerable number of deaths, the three companies finally attacked the hangar.

Then, the extremely cruel and bloody close-range street fighting for the SPLM soldiers broke out again, and the Shadow Company P-Crews deployed fire points on the anti-slope of the hangar that the mortars could not bomb, and set up machine guns and recoilless guns to continuously intercept the follow-up personnel of the SPLM, while those soldiers who entered the hangar were repeatedly attacked by mines, bazookas, machine guns and even flamethrowers.

The internal structure of the hangar is not complicated, but it is extraordinarily empty, but because of the lighting problem, the interior is very dark, and the soldiers who are in the outdoor security movement enter the hangar, and they will immediately fall into a state of poor vision, and the P-men of the Shadow Company have long been lurking in the corners and underground passages of the hangar, and when they find that the target has entered, they have no scruples at all, throwing grenades and firing grenades at will.

The SPLM infantry also used their machine guns and bazookas to return the color, and the two sides began to tug of war in the nine hangars and surrounding buildings on Runway 1, and outside the hangars, the snipers of the Shadow Company also faced off with Cuban snipers with SVD sniper rifles.

Although the SVD is superior as a professional sniper rifle, the snipers of the Shadow Company have the advantage of terrain and intelligence, and each sniper team carries a walkie-talkie with a call distance of five kilometers to communicate.

Although the mortar shells were then returned to the snipers, they were blown up by more shells, and the snipers of the Shadow Company also knew that they could not stay in one place for long, so it was difficult for the SPLM's mortars to pose any threat to the Shadow Snipers who were on guard.

To be precise, when the two sides start fighting indoors again, it will be difficult for the mortars set up outside the airport to pose as much of a threat to the Shadow Company's defenses as before.

Because the hangar and the surrounding buildings were designed and built with many problems in mind, especially since it was attacked by SPLA rockets, the buildings were stronger than Malashenko imagined, and it was difficult for mortar shells to fall on these solid buildings to cause much damage.

On the contrary, due to the terrain constraints, the flat-fire recoilless guns erected by the Shadow Company played an unimaginable role in the airport.

When the SPLM attacked, there was none

The recoiler gun can not worry about causing accidental damage to the friendly troops in the house, and can safely fire grenades at the close point of the house, and when the hangar and building are lost, the artillery can directly fire shells into the house through the door and window, in a small space, the damage caused by the explosion to the human body is much more cruel than in the field.

Even the Ps of the Shadow Company even took the initiative to start fishing, they would set traps in the hangar, when the SPL soldiers attacked, they would hide in the underground passages, and then wait until the SPL soldiers broke into the hangar, the recoilless guns and grenades outside would fire inside, and when the explosion was over, the Ps hiding in the underground passages would come out again and take advantage of the chaos to launch a counterattack. Z.br>

After killing nearly half a company of soldiers, the SPLM finally captured the three hangars on the southeast side of Runway 1, and at this moment, the time had come to six o'clock in the afternoon, and the two sides who had been fighting fiercely for seven or eight hours were simply unable to fight again, after all, there were not many people, let alone rotation.

The P-S of the Shadow Company can also take advantage of the battle to eat two mouthfuls of chocolate and drink a sip of well water with saccharin to replenish their energy, and the soldiers of the People's Liberation Army have nothing but a piece of combat equipment, because in order to prevent the soldiers from stealing field rations, the Soviet instructors will not send these precious materials at all.

Like the P-S of Shadow Company, even the lowest-paid Korean employees, they have a nausea for luncheon meat and biscuits, and they would rather eat cassava mush if they were normal.

So the gunfire stopped abruptly again, and both sides began to set up guard posts, and then entered a state of rest, and many soldiers of the People's Liberation Army even fell asleep before they could even wait for the food delivered by the cooking class.

On the side of the Shadow Company, although the old agents led by Hudson were also tired enough, Hudson did not plan to rest, and he and a group of field agents immediately took a nap in the corner of the headquarters after eating and drinking.

"Hold your ground, and call us up at twelve o'clock! Don't sleep too hard tonight!"

Hudson is ready to take advantage of the old stealing skills he had learned elsewhere to take advantage of the darkness of the night to reclaim the lost hangar.