It took less than ten seconds for two figures to appear in sight.
Their movement was flawless, clearly the work of experts.
One in front and one behind, one to the left and one to the right.
A typical left echelon jungle search formation.
When it came to tactical formations, Song Heping was no stranger.
Actually, the operations of Special Forces units around the world are quite similar, with differences only in their respective experience-based improvements and modifications.
In a left echelon formation, one person leads, with the other within a ten-meter range to their rear right side, the specific distance being best determined by the ability to maintain visual contact with one another.
The purpose of any tactical formation is based on a principle—minimize casualties, optimize firepower, facilitate coordination, and ensure quick and agile movements.
And the ambush I had set up was guided by this same consideration.