Full-Scale War 5

Sun Cheng had guessed correctly. The war between the Decepticons and the U.S. military erupted very quickly.

Americans' hatred for aliens ran even deeper than he had imagined.

Cemetery Wind was the first unit to learn that the soldiers it had dispatched to Canada's New Province had been completely wiped out.

Although the CIA was doing everything it could to wrest control and command of this special unit from the military, and had gradually gained the upper hand, that did not mean the U.S. soldiers within Cemetery Wind, or the mercenaries planted there by the CIA, were truly machines without flesh and blood.

When they learned that their friends, comrades, and companions had suffered an alien attack in Canada's New Province and had most likely been wiped out, the flames of fury blazed fiercely within them.

Thus, when they received orders approving a military counterattack, the enraged Cemetery Wind, as the most experienced anti-alien unit in the U.S. military, naturally took the lead.

Several hours later, above New Province, Canada.

Under the protection of more than twenty F-15E-series fighters from the Twentieth Air Force, which had taken off from Warren Air Force Base in Iowa, over forty F-16C/D-series fighters loaded with ammunition crossed the border and flew more than a thousand kilometers, preparing to attack the town of Sewell in New Province, within the Arctic Circle.

Several C-130 transport planes carrying Cemetery Wind troops, along with two AC-130H/U gunships converted for airborne support, were also among the formation.

They entered Canadian airspace from an altitude of roughly 5,000 meters, while several early-warning and reconnaissance aircraft circled several thousand meters above them.

Behind the fighter formation, over a hundred armed helicopters from Army Aviation stood ready.

Teams of fully armed U.S. soldiers, as well as heavy artillery pieces and tanks, were