King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer

Chapter 1043: Frenzy



On the second day of the rainforest battle, the intensity slightly decreased due to various reasons.

The ground crew of the Brazilian Aeronautical Industry Group used some sly tricks when their new aircraft had not yet arrived...

They delayed the convoy transporting fuel to the base, limiting the takeoff numbers of the aircraft under the pretense of 'running out of fuel'.

Unfortunately, these guys underestimated Cobra's experience and determination. No problem if you don't deliver the fuel, I arranged for the ground crew to take missiles to refuel at the outskirts of Manaus. Taking off and landing on highways is a skill every fighter pilot should master...

Propeller fighter planes don't have high fuel requirements, ordinary gasoline with a bit of fuel additive, whoever can't hold out is using junk stuff...

This extremely rough behavior put immense pressure on the Brazilian Aeronautical Industry Group!

At first, they were very confident in their aircraft, because the Griffin-1 is essentially the Eastern European knockoff version of the Super Albatross.

Moreover, the Super Albatross underwent multiple rounds of validation by the United States Army, and its combat effectiveness and the tuning of its electronic equipment are the pinnacle for this type of fighter.

However, Cobra's brutal use and the pilots' violent operations still led to the second Super Albatross breaking down.

Instead, the Griffin-1, which adhered to the Soviet style, withstood the pressure!

The grounding of two Super Albatrosses left an air power gap for several hours on the second day.

The T1s inside the rainforest had no complaints because they were also under a lot of pressure.

The pilots, like they were on stimulants, urged them to act, reversing the priorities and causing them much trouble.

A pause helps the T1s adjust their rhythm!

Unfortunately, outsiders don't care about this!

Scenes straight out of movies were released into the real-world internet, showing all those who have never experienced real war what war is like!

In his spare time, Tony found the prominent journalist Wallace online and sent him footage captured by soldiers' cameras, asking the journalist to organize a team to edit the video and upload it to P.B.'s homepage, and even start a live stream to earn some extra traffic money.

Details of the special forces' jungle operation thus leaked out...

They are all top-tier detachments ranking among the world's best, with complete diversity in styles.

With P.B.'s advanced equipment support, assisted by air superiority, as long as you ignore the filthy words they mutter during transitions urged by pilots and mind those bloody scenes that need censoring, this is a rainforest assault performance.

Every air-ground coordination is a textbook demonstration!

Regardless of whether it's against ten people or a hundred people, P.B.'s squad always consists of six people!

The opening move is to conduct massive bombings based on the number and distribution of the enemy, followed by special forces entering to act as the clean-up crew, calling for air precision-guided fire support when encountering tough nuts.

Thus began a media spectacle started by the Brazilian Aeronautical Industry Group!

War correspondent Wallace's personal website exploded because he was the first to release the material.

Compared to the high-tech maneuvers of the Air Force, the land-based special forces are closer to ordinary people and more passionate.

The subsequent effects brought by the massive traffic still need time to ferment, but several first-time shooting games sold out instantly!

Joe Ga has been paying attention to outside dynamics. When he received the first-hand report and realized it was a great promotional opportunity, he pulled the rotating T1s in the camp to separately shoot a set of promotional videos and sent them out...

The arms companies that had been watching finally experienced the terrifying reach of internet traffic for the first time!

The SEAL Base in Virginia, America, was brightly lit. Those soldiers gathered together, not preparing to set out on a mission, but to watch the actions of the 'Sharp Knife Squad'.

The officers had good intentions, but things quickly turned sour...

When the 'Sharp Knife Squad' completed a strike mission, the hot-tempered 'Gunpowder' began mocking the progress of other teams on the public channel while venting his anger at the reckless pilots, causing the whole place to erupt...

The live videos, mixed with elements of 'competition', 'dissing', 'bitterness', and 'pride', resonated immensely with all the soldiers.

They first booed loudly at the officers to express their anger at the unjust treatment of the 'Sharp Knife Squad', then stood up, cheering for every assault carried out by the 'Sharp Knife Squad' as if watching a sports match.

At P.B. Farm in New Jersey, the already frequently exposed family members of the 'Sharp Knife Squad' gathered once more, invited by the media, starting to accept paid interviews.

A photo of the autistic son of the 'Saint' disassembling and maintaining a gun appeared on the so-called 'hot search' immediately...

As the manufacturer of the P226 pistol featured in the photo, Sig Sauer Company promptly announced that they would cover all treatment expenses for that child.

They also announced the establishment of a $50 million charitable fund to help children with autism.

It sounds incongruous for an arms company to do charity, but this time it's different...

'Knight Joe' has journeyed killing and doing charity along the way, and Sig Sauer Company's charitable gesture doesn't seem so unacceptable here.

Actually, most arms companies have their own charitable funds. Regardless of the beneficiaries or the annual funding percentage, they indeed allocate part of the money to do good deeds.

Only, in the past, arms companies using this as publicity would be mocked to silence.

But this bold promotion by the SIG Sauer company has earned them huge profits.

Although sales aren't immediately visible, the skyrocketing click rate on SIG Sauer's website is an undeniable fact.

'Drug War' 'Feminism' 'P.B.' 'Elite Special Forces' 'First-Person Aerial Combat' 'Knight Joe' 'Charity'...

No one cares about the fate of the Cartel Group, those watching the spectacle just want to see justice triumph over evil.

Joe Boss's operation gathered all the elements, creating an unstoppable media frenzy.

When SIG Sauer became the first to take the plunge, other arms groups began to follow suit.

Big companies simply bought out TV time slots, hired a few professionals to explain the combat in the videos in layman's terms, and took the opportunity to slight their competitors through the weapons used by special forces.

Smaller companies, not having such power, launched urgent online columns instead.

Also offering commentary, but with much more freedom in online media.

These people turned the rainforest battle into a war Olympics, no matter the result, they had to ride the craze.

So all kinds of borderline content emerged endlessly!

At first, it was proper combat-attired beautiful special forces, gradually evolving into those in bikinis, or even just sticking bandages on the upper body in provocative displays.

Truly within a night, all sorts of devils and monsters emerged!

But the most formidable ones were those arms groups...

In the past, they were relatively conservative in publicity, but this time they collectively exerted force, monopolizing the right-wing media channels with the influence of the American Gun Association, starting relentless hype.

Half of America's pro-gun people are supporters of Loudmouth Tang, how could the hype-savvy Loudmouth Tang miss this opportunity?

This guy flew overnight to Oregon State, hugged Joe Boss's 'real son' George Reed in front of the media, and bought an M1911 engraved with a lion's head mark at a local gun shop.

What school shooting, what gun ban, I can't hear them, I only know the Constitution grants the American people the right to own guns and protect themselves!

Schools are unsafe?

Then increase armed security!

If necessary, let the teachers carry guns in class, whoever dares to cause trouble will just be shot...

There is support and certainly opposition...

But 'Knight Joe' has drawn away most of the feminist attention, indirectly rationalized the rainforest slaughter online, making those calling for peace unable to open their mouths.

A few petty LGBT groups initiated a march, trying to resist the unrestrained slaughter, but this time they were met with spit from the whole internet.

Joe Boss, while helping a few rounds of T1 personnel take promotional photos, received many phone calls.

Without exception, they all wanted to pull strings to participate in the Djibouti Defense Exhibition!

Anyone who could reach familiar people of Joe Boss had some energy, and out of a desire for more the merrier, Joe Ga of course agreed to all of them.

Although the construction of the Djibouti exhibition hall isn't complete, the Syrian style really doesn't require much effort, a simple brick-and-mortar structure could even get by with a makeshift roof, temporary expansion isn't a big deal.

Joe Boss hung up the call from his cheap father-in-law Reed, promised to make space at the center of the defense exhibition for a private firearms manufacturing company, then lifted his camera and smiled at a few guys from 'Night Tiger': "Smile, guys, you're the company's signboard now...

Rest assured, your faces will be pixelated..."

'Monkey' awkwardly turned his face aside, avoiding facing the camera directly, and said a bit helplessly: "Boss, we aren't supposed to show our faces?

How about using the Rabbit Squad's photos instead..."

Joe Ga sneered and said: "Not willing to show your faces?

The videos are already out, it's too late to say anything now.

Hurry up and take a picture, when you were wreaking havoc in South Africa, the retirement notice was sent to the company, now you're free...

Don't hide, it's not shameful!"

'Monkey' listened, helplessly smeared some face paint on his face, and said: "Boss, we have declassification periods, we really can't mess around.

Just take one photo, we won't participate in the rest, is that okay?"

Joe Ga shook his head and said: "People from five major countries have appeared on camera, if you always hold onto old ideas, how can our netizens stand tall?

Are soldiers afraid of being seen?

We are meant to be admired!"

With that, Joe Ga raised the camera and gestured: "Come closer, say cheese..."


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