Strongest Soldier King Chapter 1757 1757: A Massive Conspiracy

Politicians can shout slogans, but soldiers must act cautiously. The repeated defeats have made everyone present more cautious. Nobody dares to lightly make suggestions, and all are deep in thought. This outco has made Jackson even more irate, his steely gaze falling on the staff officer as he asked, "Chief of Staff, do you have any good suggestions?"

"The plan to kidnap hostages for exchange has completely failed. I will actively report and take responsibility. Regarding further plans, the staff originally deployed troops to stand by fifty kiloters outside the enemy periter, ready to attack the enemy and cover the retreat of the special forces once the original plan succeeded. Now it seems this can also be canceled, but the troops are still standing by at their original locations. Can we make use of them?" The Chief of Staff quickly said.

"Be specific," Jackson urged.

"Yes." The Chief of Staff quickly responded, "Commander-in-Chief, I offer so personal suggestions here, which have not undergone collective analysis by the staff and are not yet mature. I earnestly ask for your judgnt."

"Stop the nonsense, talk about the main point. Don't you understand my personality?" Jackson said discontentedly.

"Yes." The Chief of Staff quickly agreed, but cautiously continued, "Commander-in-Chief, there is a force of two thousand troops deployed. We can split them into two groups to fiercely attack the enemy's south, attracting their forces there. Then, another thousand troops can suddenly penetrate and fiercely attack the enemy's east, making them believe we are creating a distraction while moving east. At this ti, we send a force of one thousand troops to secretly infiltrate and fiercely attack the enemy's north, delivering a fatal blow from behind. Of course, to achieve effective stealth infiltration, we need support from special forces. This tactic still requires many details to be refined. Please advise, Commander-in-Chief."

All the seasoned warriors lit up upon hearing the Chief of Staff's words, and Jackson's eyes also brightened. After contemplating for a mont, he said, "The first two moves are feints, the real killing move is at the end. It fits the elent of surprise and simultaneously leverages our advantage in forces. However, there's sothing you're still not seeing clearly."

"What?" The Chief of Staff asked in surprise.

"The enemy's combat capability." Jackson's expression turned serious as he spoke sternly, seeing that everyone was not taking it seriously. With a severe look, he stated, "Haven't the continuous failures awakened you yet? I know, deep down, you look down on these natives, but the fact is these natives you disdain have defeated us, despite our superior equipnt. Wake up."

"Commander-in-Chief, what do you an?" The regintal commander quickly intervened to ease the situation.

"The terrain to the west is relatively high, which is not favorable for large troop movents. Attacking from the southeast and north sides is correct, but our forces are insufficient. Our one thousand troops may not necessarily defeat the natives who have survived in this jungle all their lives. We must expand our force advantage. Otherwise, why would a thousand troops be sent here? To vacation?" Jackson coldly remarked.

Everyone's expression stiffened, giving importance to this issue. Faced with the facts, the once arrogantly prideful crowd woke up a bit, all looking towards Jackson. Jackson continued with satisfaction, "Two thousand troops ferociously attack the enemy's south. Then, when the enemy can no longer withstand, two thousand troops suddenly fiercely attack the enemy's east. Helicopters are also deployed to join the battle, presenting a setup of decisive battle in the east. We must put on a full act. Then deploy one thousand troops to secretly attack from the north. Because it's a secret operation, a larger force is not conducive to stealth. Deploy the strongest unit for this mission, and special forces will clear the way."

"Yes." Everyone agreed one by one.

"What a pity, our base still needs more than a month to be constructed and can't provide missile support. Otherwise, a single battle would decide everything. A month doesn't an much to us, but to the enemy, it is extrely precious. They can use this ti to build more fortifications, increasing their combat and defense capabilities by thirty percent. More importantly, before I ca here, I received bulletins from the intelligence departnt. Many surrounding tribes are secretly contacting Hook Tribe, with plans to rge. Continuous victories have given Hook high prestige. The longer ti works in his favor. Thus, we must eliminate them quickly. Without aerial support, our reliance is solely on everyone here." Jackson coldly stated.

"Yes." Hearing this, everyone's expression beca complex, rising one after another to shout. Accustod to air support, they were unsure how to fight this battle now and all looked at the Chief of Staff.

The Chief of Staff also showed a complex expression. Without aerial support, troop casualties will be significant; no one can bear this consequence. He looked toward Jackson and tentatively said, "Commander-in-Chief, the troops are not familiar with this prival forest. Many have already fallen ill due to acclimatization issues, and quite a few have succumbed in the dense forest without engaging in combat. Can the implentation ti for the entire plan be relaxed a bit? Can military doctors and dicines catch up?"

"The whole plan is set to be completed within ten days, beginning today. Ten days later, I want to see Hook brought here, dead or alive. As for military doctors and dicines, the local hosts will send reinforcents in two days. Any other questions?" Jackson coldly responded.

"Is this?" The Chief of Staff's face beca incredibly solemn, the tifra was simply insufficient, yet it was hard to argue.

"No more is this and that's. Don't forget a fact: our nation has deployed ten thousand regular troops. If we still cannot quickly resolve the enemy, it would be a massive blow to the country's image and reputation. The President is waiting for our positive news, and the people are also waiting for our victorious news. We have no retreat and cannot afford to lose." Jackson coldly declared, his eyes flashing with killing intent, unsatisfiedly continuing, "Anyone who dares to slack off, delay, will be executed with no rcy!"

"Yes." Everyone, seeing Jackson's decisive attitude, dared not say anything more.

"Chief of Staff, I want to see a complete and feasible plan based on your ideas by noon, eting adjourned." Jackson coldly said to the Chief of Staff.

"Yes." Everyone filed out of the tent one by one.

The regintal commander did not leave; watching everyone depart, he looked toward Jackson and quietly said, "Commander-in-Chief, can we talk for a few monts as old friends?"

"Certainly, speak." Jackson's deanor softened a bit, he wryly smiled, "Regardless, we are friends. I cherish your support for in various occasions in my heart. This important task of secretly attacking from the north is entrusted to you. Whether you beco a hero or return in failure depends on you."

"Thank you, old friend, for giving such a great opportunity." The regintal commander was startled, then overjoyed, surprised that Jackson placed such significant credit before him, excitedly pledging, "Rest assured, I will capture your enemy and deliver him to you."

"Hmm, I'm quite confident in you. I won't hide anything. The President is very angry about the situation here and considered sending for two reasons. First, I am familiar with the opponent, and second, after Hunter failed, no one dared take on this ss. If successful, you and I will have great rit and beco national heroes. If we fail, you understand the consequences." Jackson glanced at the door of the tent, confird no one was around, and whispered.

"Understood." The regintal commander's face stiffened, quickly agreeing with a gaze filled with strong fighting spirit.