J Point

"What are you planning to have us do?" Kirk asked.

"I know you have all sorts of amazing abilities," General William said. "Maybe you can help me solve this problem. Once we take it out, we're sure to make a major breakthrough on the right flank. After clearing the way for the landing, the main force can come ashore in earnest. Then we can advance on the airfield and carry out our plan to seize the island."

"Of course," General William said with a smile. "I know you didn't receive medals for your achievements last time. If you succeed this time, I'll apply to Congress for a special medal for you, and award an additional 1,000 Contribution Value to every person who takes part in the operation. How does that sound?"

Kirk and Chekhov exchanged a glance.

Destroying the "Point" was one of the three Main Missions, and it was also an extra-reward mission issued by an American general. There was no reason not to take it.

"I'll send all the artillery and engineers from the First Army Division, along with support from bombers and naval guns," William said generously. "Of course, our firepower allocation is limited. You'll have only one chance to call in air support and one chance to call in naval gunfire."

Kirk's heart skipped a beat.

Artillery from the First Army Division?

Wasn't Slage a mortar operator?

Sending the main character on such a dangerous mission? That was asking for trouble.

But William had already made his decision. He waved a hand, dismissing Kirk's team.

"What do we do?" Chekhov asked Kirk. "Looks like we'll have to settle things with those beasts from the forester team at the 'Point.'"

"As an important Japanese Army strongpoint, the Point will be heavily defended." Intelligence officer Wang Han brought