Bright Sword: Start with Ding Blast Bridge, Homemade Sweet Potato Cake

For the Siamese warlords, cooperating with anyone is not cooperation.

Luo Xinghan is a self-proclaimed drug lord, while Kunsha is a newly emerging character.

In terms of strength and influence, he has posed a challenge to the veteran Luo Xinghan.

Especially these two military attacks actually boosted Kunsha's reputation.

If you want to succeed in the Golden Triangle, reputation is a very important factor.

Getting 5000 automatic rifles means you can recruit 5000 followers.

Armed with guns is the mainstream of this world.

Gambling, blood, enjoyment, and decadence are the darkest places on the blue planet.

It is also a paradise for the rich and powerful.

There are no rules here, and the strong are the ones who make the rules.

A large number of small transport ships entered the Golden Triangle area, making it easy to travel through the numerous rivers that connect to each other.

The small boat is equipped with a heavy machine gun, and the rest are ordinary patrol boats or gasoline speedboats.

A small motorboat of three to five meters is actually the best means of transportation here.

The establishment of order is often simple, rough and direct. Those who follow me will prosper and those who go against me will perish. Kunsha was originally an unknown figure, but with the support of Zhang Dabiao, he became a hot guy.

The first task Zhang Dabiao gave him was to monopolize all businesses in Siam and eat up all the drug lords, big and small, here at any cost.

Siam must be taught a little lesson to let him know that distant relatives are just distant relatives after all.

If you really encounter a problem, you still need support from your neighbors.

The sound of gunfire filled the jungle. Kunsha called himself the Eight-Faced Buddha and began to clear out the miscellaneous fish towards the south.

Every village, every waterway, and every intersection must be under his control.

All the mountain roads and waterways, big and small, must be drawn up into clear maps and memorized in the mind.

Maybe he had learned the skills of reconnaissance and mapping from the southern Yunnan. No matter how complicated the tropical jungle was, he had to figure out the route clearly.

This is also what makes this team different. When arriving at a place, they must figure out all the routes, big and small.

Then came the guys who eliminated dissidents and cleaned up Siam.

There is no need to consider weapons and equipment. The brothers armed with automatic rifles are far more combat-effective than other armed forces.

The AK47 series has a strong ability to adapt to the environment. Even if it is picked up from mud and water, it can still fire a few rounds without any jamming.

In contrast, the other warlords were holding some tattered fire sticks in their hands.

There are both homemade guns and firearms eliminated during World War II.

Both light and heavy machine guns are considered treasures, but there are no corresponding artillery.

Being able to own artillery is the privilege of regular troops. But the Eight-Faced Buddha group has it, and not only that, they have a lot of it.

With the advantage of weapons and equipment, as well as the advantage of numbers, Kunsha easily wiped out seven small warlords, and all those who had any connection with Siam were wiped out.

Swallow their goods, eat up their territory, and digest their weapons.

As for Laos and Cambodia, he didn't need to worry about them. Zhang Dabiao had already taken care of the banks of the Mei River and the enemy's four main divisions.

The only threat is Luo Xinghan, a drug lord in northern Emerald who has all the means to do anything.

After suffering two losses, he lay dormant and did not continue to show up to cause trouble.

The 93rd Division over there also seemed to have tucked its tail between its legs, not daring to show its head to cause trouble again, for fear of being targeted by Brother Long's men and then annihilated.

To be honest, as long as they don't commit suicide, Ding Wei doesn't think much of a mere 2,000 remnant soldiers.

He just wanted to see if Kunsha could grow bigger and stronger and take over all the businesses in the Golden Triangle and control them in his hands.

This gave the Siamese military a headache, as they couldn't defeat them. If they didn't want to fight, they would just hang around your border and rush over to deal with you from time to time.

This group of people is well-equipped with weapons and artillery.

They are far more difficult to deal with than ordinary local armed forces, and the American equipment in their hands has no advantage.

Do we need to ask the Eagle Sauce daddy to help suppress the bandits?

When Yingjiang heard this, he quickly waved his hands.

Stop it. Don't look for him if you need to send troops.

They can continue to sell weapons and provide certain officer training. As for whether they can stand firm, it depends on Siam's own troops.

Anyway, it is not realistic to ask them to send troops to help. The Eagle Sauce is not a fool and is unwilling to go deep into the jungle to find trouble.

Assisting Nan Yue has become extremely difficult, and it is necessary to open a logistics base in Siam.

If there is another Siamese battlefield, he will be exhausted.

There is no other choice but to continue to increase purchasing efforts.

Bring more American equipment.

The Eagle Sauce is quite deceptive. Some of the heavy artillery that were used in the past, including 155mm howitzers and 105mm howitzers, are still being sold at the original price.

A piece of artillery costs tens of thousands of US dollars.

The price of artillery shells is not low, several hundred US dollars per shell.

Most of the remaining guns were captured during World War II, but they were not very interested in them and just threw them to Siam.

There were M3 submachine guns, Sten submachine guns, and some captured light machine guns.

The only good thing is probably the MG series general-purpose machine gun, which uses a belt to feed ammunition and has good firepower.

His other good stuff includes the M2 Lao Gan Ma, a classic heavy machine gun that can be installed on armored vehicles or airplanes.

As long as you pay, the Eagles have a large number of sealed military equipment.

Old weapons from World War II can be sold by the ton.

The Siamese military prepared for the third large-scale anti-bandit operation, this time arming three divisions of troops.

All the original Japanese weapons were replaced. Basically, all the equipment was American, including American howitzers.

In order to ensure victory, 60 light Chaffee tanks were also obtained to facilitate combat in the jungle.

The Chaffee tank is a classic light tank with superior performance and good firepower.

Led by tanks, they poured into the Golden Triangle area.

But the situation here is special, with dense forests and mountains, and no roads at all.

The rivers are densely populated, making it inconvenient for tanks to pass through.

The effectiveness of heavy weapons howitzers is also very limited. Although they seem to have good firepower, they actually do not have much deterrent effect.

If you want to clear out the people here, you must use individual soldiers to go in and clean up the villages one by one.

With the combat effectiveness of Siamese soldiers, it is basically impossible to complete this task.

They run away when encountering emergencies. Even if they are equipped with Iron Man's armor, it cannot save their inner weakness.

To put it bluntly, the monkey alone was enough to sweep them away.

Even though the monkey is a traitor, his organizational ability is still better than that of the Siamese.

A huge force of anti-bandit troops poured in, and after a while of gunfire, it was unclear who had won or lost.

The specific progress of the war in the jungle is unknown.

There was a round of intense artillery fire, but it produced no effective results.

Due to insufficient reconnaissance of the jungle, indiscriminate firing only wasted ammunition.

In contrast, Kunsha's personnel were well organized, with roving fighters deployed in every village, in groups of three or five, armed with automatic rifles.

They are very familiar with the local environment. They avoid the direct fire and insert themselves from the flanks. Each of them is a fierce man who is willing to take risks.

The gunfire was so intense that the three Siamese divisions’ anti-bandit forces could not push forward.

After the flank was attacked, the offensive had to be terminated.

The generals leading the team were scratching their heads, unable to think of a strategy to defeat the enemy.

Without sufficient military literacy, having weapons and equipment alone will make it difficult to exert actual combat effectiveness.