Gao Guang now understood why the Phantom Brigade had so few opportunities for actual combat.
In this scenario, the expertise of the Phantom Brigade was quite narrow. Something that could be resolved with a single laser-guided bomb didn't require air dropping dozens of people to take care of.
How much does a laser-guided bomb cost, after all? A 1,000-pound GBU-24 costs only $55,000, a GBU-12 costs just $200,000, and even the bunker-busting GBU-28 costs around $300,000.
Given the size of Monkey's estate, three GBU-24s would be enough, five at most, to completely overhaul the whole estate.
In terms of cost-effectiveness, the Phantom Brigade wasn't that strong, so they must be targeting high-value targets, and they must either capture them alive or ensure the integrity of the bodies; otherwise, there was no need for the Phantom Brigade to be deployed.
