In terms of the number of mortars, the military certainly had the advantage, with at most three or four mortars inside the estate, while the Mexican Marines outside had as many as twelve.
A rapid round of firing covered the area, launching sixty warheads that turned the area near the entrance into a sea of fire.
Since mortars are high-trajectory weapons, walls and obstacles couldn't block the shells at all.
Like raindrops, the falling shells mowed down the Sinoloa Group members at the front gate and hiding in the entrance garden, one swath after another.
Soon, Song Heping organized the artillery fire to extend and cover the center of the estate.
"Wilson, you can start the assault now!"
After saying that, Song Heping turned to a marine officer and said, "You're the acting platoon leader now, you're in charge of command here, follow my orders to load and fire!"
"Yes, sir!"
How could that marine officer dare to refuse?
