The atmosphere in the P·B command center was relaxed, but the logistics at Kandahar Airport faced a huge challenge...
20 Super Albatross planes left by the United States Army for the government forces, two Su-27s brought by Boss Qiao himself, and 8 Mil helicopters served as the main strike force for the night, putting enormous pressure on the logistics personnel.
After the 8 Mil helicopters took off first, the largest airstrike since the fall of Akandaha in Afghanistan began.
With intelligence assistance from the Taliban, P·B was able to easily identify the general location of the drug lords' processing plants.
This was followed by a large-scale reconnaissance by unmanned airships. Drug processing facilities that operated at night were quite easy to spot in Aqionghan, where basic electricity was not guaranteed.
After pinpointing the exact location, the special forces were air-dropped for detailed reconnaissance. Once confirmed that there were no issues, the target was locked...
