The journey of piloting a fighter jet from Sangha Town to somewhere near Yakoma was really just a matter of flooring the throttle.
But for the special operations teams encircling the rebels around Yakoma, they had to trek through jungle and waterways for a great deal of time.
Joe Ga prided himself on having experience piloting the Super Albatross, so he had some confidence in knowing how to launch an attack.
But when he actually lowered his altitude and tried to locate the targets based on coordinates, he finally understood why fighter pilots must have excellent vision...
The jungle along the Central African Congo border was the perfect camouflage. The so-called camps hidden in the jungle didn't exist for someone like Joe Ga, gliding by from above—because he simply couldn't see them!
Joe Ga's vision was decent, but without professional training, he was completely clueless about how to distinguish targets on the ground...
