Using Quantity to Overwhelm Quality

The ordinary pilots of the Dion Army had become little more than prey for these elite Delta pilots.

The Delta squads advanced while firing on the move, split off to provide alternating cover fire, and even spun back-to-back as they fired.

All around the Delta squads were only explosions from enemy units shot down or pierced through by beam fire.

Lieutenant General Gustavo watched the Delta squads' combat maneuvers on the panoramic screen. They were practically the same as the alternating-cover advance and mobile rapid-fire tactics used by ground special forces.

Lieutenant General Gustavo desperately wanted to know what method the Skywing Mercenary Group had used to train MS pilots with such combat capabilities.

Two Deltas launched a staggered advance, crossing from left to right.

One Delta fired continuously while the other advanced under its comrade's covering fire, attacking targets ahead as it moved.

The Delta that had been firing continuously began to advance, and the two Deltas pushed forward through mutual cover fire.

Another group of four Deltas had A and B attack from the left and right while C and D advanced and fired. They then split into temporary two-unit teams. As they crossed paths, they entrusted their backs to each other. When Deltas A and B advanced and broke in, Deltas C and D stood back-to-back, one of them attacking the enemy units preparing to encircle A and B.

The four Deltas, A, B, C, and D, suddenly scattered. Charging into the enemy's thirty-MS force from four directions, they instantly disrupted the enemy formation's rhythm.

The four Deltas, A, B, C, and D, used the Beam Sabers in their left hands to slice through enemy MS units passing beside them at the waist, while their right-hand Beam Guns opened fire.

One Emerald Green deployed its remote