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Luke walked in front, followed closely by Mason.

After walking through the chaotic and complicated maze-like underground tunnel, we came out.

There are steps leading up to the balcony outside the morgue.

Luke, who was walking in front of Mason, suddenly clenched his fists and squatted down, which meant something was going on.

Except for Goosby, everyone else obviously understood the meaning of this action and squatted down to hide.

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson walked up to Luke from behind and whispered:

"What is the problem?"

Luke looked at the instrument connected to the monitoring radio station in his hand and said:

"There is a signal source up there. They just had a call. I need to calculate the time interval between their reports."

After Lieutenant Colonel Anderson got Luke's answer, he asked everyone to retreat back into the passage, leaving only him and Luke at the entrance of the passage.

Ten minutes later, Luke heard the other party's call report in the headset again.

So he said to Lieutenant Colonel Anderson:

"Two targets upstairs, report interval 2 minutes."

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson nodded and made a few gestures to the team members behind him.

The two team members approached quietly.

In fact, Luke saw two people upstairs through the Eye of Insight.

But this makes it seem more normal with the help of instruments.

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson's team is truly professional.

Luke heard only the faint sound of pistol fire, not even the sound of a body falling.

One team member came to the balcony and gestured to his teammates who were observing.

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson ordered everyone to go upstairs.

When we arrived at the morgue, we found a missile launcher.

There were still 11 remaining missile cluster warheads in the morgue.

Luke checked and determined that there were 12 missiles and corresponding VX gas warheads.

Goosby immediately set to work removing the warhead.

Next we will act separately.

Waters and a team of people stayed here to continue searching for the remaining missiles after the warheads were removed.

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson led his men to raid the headquarters.

Captain Cooper led the HRT team to rescue the hostages.

There was no need for Mason to lead the route on the ground, as all the commandos had already memorized the map here.

Luke wanted to stay here and continue to dismantle the missiles, so he said to Lieutenant Colonel Anderson:

"After 10 minutes, if no one responds, then they will send someone to back up here."

"This is where the warheads are stored. They will most likely send a lot of people. We can concentrate our forces to ambush them."

"This way, the strength of the command center and the hostage guards will be weakened, and when you counterattack, the pressure will be less."

After hearing Luke's suggestion, Lieutenant Colonel Anderson thought it was feasible and sought the opinions of other team members.

The team members are not stupid. This tactic of surrounding a point and attacking reinforcements can avoid casualties to the greatest extent.

You have to know that when the strength of both sides in the use of hot weapons is similar, the encounter battle is a 50-50 fight. We are all normal human beings, and it just depends on who is more elite.

So Luke began to help Gusby dismantle the missiles, while Lieutenant Colonel Anderson took his men to set up defenses.

Dismantling a missile does not require taking out the cluster warheads as in the movies.

What Luke has to do is simpler. He just needs to destroy the missile's rocket engine ignition device to make the missile unable to be launched.

So Luke did this much faster than Gusby.

Ten minutes later, Luke had demolished eight missiles before Goosby began to demolish the fourth.

At this moment, voices rang out from Luke's headset and the intercom on the ground at the same time.

"Blackbird One, this is Blackbird, please answer, please answer..."

After repeating this three times, the sound stopped.

Luke immediately alerted Lieutenant Colonel Anderson.

"They've already sent a patrol here to check it out."

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson said, "Roger that."

So after Luke helped Gusby dismantle the last missile, he took him and Mason to find a place to hide.

Soon, Luke heard the sound of a silenced gunshot.

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson did not disappoint him. The other four-man patrol team was all killed before they could even fire a shot.

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson also understood that time was very tight and they had to take action before their next communication report.

So he nodded to Luke and took his men to raid the enemy's headquarters.

Luke, Goosby and Mason followed Captain Waters to another location to search for missiles.

These three missiles have been detected by reconnaissance satellites.

One is on the first floor of the lighthouse, one is on the rooftop not far below the lighthouse, and the other is in the small square outside the prison.

The morgue was closest to the lighthouse, so Waters planned to push it all the way there in the order Luke had stated above.

With Luke as a plug-in, Waters and his team easily took care of the two guards.

At this time, gunshots were also heard from the central building of Alcatraz.

Luke said to Captain Waters:

"It's the sound of M16 and M4. Lieutenant Colonel Anderson is exchanging fire with them. We need to speed up."

After Luke and Goosby quickly dismantled the missile, they continued on to the next location.

It was very quiet on their side, but the fighting on Lieutenant Colonel Anderson's side was very intense, even using grenades.

The second missile was unguarded, so Luke quickly dismantled it.

At this time, a green flare rose in the southwest sky.

This is the signal that the HRT team has successfully rescued the hostages.

So Luke took Waters and rushed all the way to the third missile launch site.

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson ran into trouble here.

General Hammer's headquarters was set up on the second-to-last floor of the tallest building.

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson needed to go through a long corridor to reach the building where he was.

The other two buildings outside have been occupied by Marines.

Lieutenant Colonel Anderson and his team members were faced with an unfavorable situation in which the passage was blocked and the opponent was attacking from a high position.

Fortunately, the bunker they were in was more solid, so they were able to fight back with the help of the building.

But they were still suppressed.

Luke heard on the monitoring radio that Lieutenant Colonel Anderson's team was blocked and someone had already launched the last missile.

Luke hurriedly said to Waters:

"Hurry, they're sending people to prepare to launch missiles."

When Luke and his companions arrived at the launch site of the last missile, they saw through the Eye of Insight that there were three Marines operating the missile.

So Luke rushed over quickly, took out the QH55 with a silencer, and emptied the magazine.

When Waters and the others caught up, they broke out in cold sweats when they saw this scene.

The missile has been powered on and all that's left is to turn on the safety and wait for launch.

Luke quickly turned off the power and dismantled the missile.

When everyone breathed a sigh of relief, Luke took out a flare and fired it.

It’s also a green flare.

At 0:52, cheers were heard from the temporary command center at Pier 9 in San Francisco.

Walmack's face finally looked better.

Now the only thing left is that the personnel at the attack command center have not sent out the flare.

However, the biggest crisis was resolved, and everyone felt a lot more relieved.

They only know the location of the players now, but not the specific situation.

Because Luke told Wolmack before he left.

"In order to prevent the other party from monitoring our communications, we must maintain radio silence throughout the process."

Wolmack was already very dissatisfied with Luke, the troublemaker, but the military personnel unanimously agreed with this proposal.

So he had no choice but to accept it.