Seeing that the US Army had actually deployed this kind of ammunition, Yinsen could not help but worry for Tyrant Squad. As an experienced special forces instructor and commander, he knew very well the power of the anti-armor weapons the US Army had used in the Gulf War.
Depleted uranium armor-piercing rounds were armor-piercing rounds made from Uranium-238. When they struck an armored target, they generated temperatures of six thousand degrees Celsius, causing immense damage to the target's protective armor and killing those inside.
These rounds also carried a degree of radioactivity. Even if those hit did not die on the spot, radioactive elements would kill them afterward. It was precisely for this reason that depleted uranium armor-piercing rounds fell outside the category of conventional ammunition, so the US Army had never used them in combat.
But now Brigadier General Talbot had personally given the order, permitting the frontline troops to use the maximum firepower available to them. Having fought the Felified Humans for so long without making any progress, the frontline troops did not hesitate to use this weapon designed for armored targets.
The US Army's M2 machine guns continuously sprayed depleted uranium armor-piercing rounds at the Felified Humans. The Felified Humans, who had previously been completely unharmed, were finally injured. Fortunately, the armor Howitzer had prepared this time was of excellent quality. It was not cobbled together from ordinary steel plates, but made from genuine main battle tank armor plating.
Combined with the Felified Humans' physical abilities, which had long surpassed those of ordinary people, their injuries were not severe. After piercing their protective armor, the bullets had already lost most of their force. They barely penetrated the Felified Humans' shell-like skin before becoming lodged in their dense muscles.
Wounds of this degree were nowhere near enough to