So Jiang Yan Hai still had plenty of time. He was in no hurry. Besides, the system Bei Chen Xiang and the others used all contained Er Dan's subprograms. Er Dan could remotely connect to those subprograms, and through them, the rocket's flight path remained under his control at all times.
So Jiang Yan Hai was not in a rush. After the fifty people around him once again threw themselves into the shell craters to complete an evasive training drill, then climbed back out, someone finally could not hold back any longer.
"Report!" Number 45 shouted.
"Speak." Jiang Yan Hai glanced at him.
"Reporting, Instructor, why are we training this? We're already very proficient at it. There's no need to keep training," Number 45 asked loudly, puzzled.
"Oh, you mean this? You think there's no need to train anymore? Everyone, come out immediately and stand beside your current pit." Jiang Yan Hai raised his voice.
Everyone immediately climbed out of their respective pits and stood beside them, looking at Jiang Yan Hai without understanding why.
"Everyone, look toward the sky directly west! Wait about a minute. I'll test you all and see whether you still need training. If you pass the test, you won't need to train anymore," Jiang Yan Hai said flatly.
As Jiang Yan Hai spoke, three 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzers and three 122mm Self-Propelled Howitzers more than ten kilometers away were rapidly deploying. Firing-unit data was continuously being sent to the howitzer battalion through satellites and drones.
"Firing units calibrated!"
"Prepare to fire!"
"Firing data calculated!"
"Three rounds rapid fire per gun! Fire!"
Following the company commander's order, all six artillery pieces let out a thunderous roar in perfect unison. Six shells of different calibers shot into the sky one after another.
As he spoke, Jiang Yan Hai