As the first 500 men landed near the south wing summit prism, another group of 500 men began to drift down toward the north wing summit prism.
Paratroopers were affected by wind speed, wind direction, and personal control ability, making it difficult for them to jump to the same area at the same time, so they landed individually near the target first, then moved toward the target area.
Generally, paratroopers maintained a safe distance from each other to prevent parachutes from entangling, resulting in a normal landing deviation of several hundred meters to near thousand meters, with night parachuting often involving even greater deviations.
The first 500 people to land quickly assembled towards the target area, but surprisingly, they found no defending soldiers or enemy hidden fortifications.
Using night vision devices, they observed no signs of the enemy except for their own men with special markings on their bodies.
Soldiers carrying thermal imagers also began to survey the surroundings but still found nothing. The reason was that Hamid's soldiers were hidden inside the bunker fortifications on the sloping sides of the mountain.
The thermal imaging equipment used to observe the mountain top transmitted signals to the fortifications, making the whole mountain top prism undefended at the moment.
The commander reported this situation in real time to Walter, who was circling at high altitude, who was not too surprised, knowing the enemy had bunkers on both front and back slopes, and it was expected to ignore the hilltop defense.
Walter immediately reminded his front-line commander to take advantage of the enemy's negligence in defending the hilltop to finish assembling quickly, and then strike a surprise attack, followed by encirclement from the north side to directly eliminate the enemy.
Walter understands the truth that when fighting hidden fortifications, if your side is far from the fortifications, the other side has the advantage, but if your side is close to the fortifications, your side has the advantage.
In a previous war, once the enemy was blocked in a cat's ear hole, they were almost trapped with only one way out, our soldiers using a few grenades could turn their cat's ear hole into their grave.
At this moment, Walter had made up his mind, tonight, would be the total annihilation of Hamid's troops!
