'Boom'
'Boom'
'Boom'
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......
A battery of 18 truck-mounted 155mm cannons fired simultaneously, reducing the landfill 4 kilometers away to ruins in 2 minutes.
Joe Ga wasn't sure how many Taliban had entered the landfill, but by now, they're certainly not all alive.
NATO has rarely used artillery like howitzers in Aqionghan in the past. Firstly, because their mobility is not very good; having few is useless, having many is hard to maintain, and as the attacking side, artillery doesn't have great striking effects on the mountainous areas where the Taliban hide.
But now that Joe has placed the cannons at the base as defensive weapons, there's no need to be so particular.
The mountainous areas that make NATO shudder in Aqionghan are concentrated in the central and northern regions. As a southern city, Kandahar is actually an oasis on the edge of a desert.
