Chapter 1065: The Rogue Tactics (Page 1/1)

The power of the Chuyang cannon was not at all comparable to that of the 6-pounder Franc machine gun, and just two rounds of shelling made the enemy flee back in embarrassment.

Oba, who hit the nail in the first attack, was very unwilling and sent his men to launch a second round of attacks again.

This time, Oba promised a heavy reward, and the first to kill the trenches of the Changxing army was rewarded with ten cattle, 100 sheep, 100 Han slaves, and the title of commander of a thousand people.

This temptation was not insignificant, and the Mongols once again stared at the artillery fire and attacked the trenches of the Changxing army.

Stimulated by the rich reward, the Mongols finally withstood the artillery fire and came to the position of a hundred paces in front of the Changxing army.

When they mounted their horses and crossed the shield cart to attack, the early sun cannon actually stopped shelling.

The deafening sound of artillery finally stopped, and only the small cannons in the trenches of the Changxing army kept firing.

Could it be that the heavy artillery of the Changxing Army was overheated and had to stop to cool down? The thought of this possible Mongolian excitement "Whoa! With a shout, they rode their horses over the shield cart and rushed towards the Changxing army.

When they rushed through the barbed wire, they were pleasantly surprised to find that there were no those nasty musketeers in the trenches of the Changxing army.

Thinking that the heavy reward promised by the Oba patriarch was placed in front of his eyes, the Mongols trembled with excitement one by one.

They excitedly raised their scimitars and galloped towards the Changxing army's trenches, for fear that if they were one step slower, they would fall behind the others.

As long as you are the first to jump into the trenches of the Changxing Army, you will have all the wealth, money, and beauties.

Just as they rushed to the front of the Changxing army's trenches, the Chuyang cannon with a thick muzzle had already aimed the muzzle of the black hole at them at some point.

The Mongols who rushed forward immediately realized that the situation was not good, and just as they were about to jump off their horses, a primordial sun cannon erupted tongues of fire.

The Chuyang Cannon is not a 6-pound cannon, it can reach more than 1,000 shots every time it is loaded, and the Chuyang Cannon with a large caliber can hold thousands of lead bullets.

The Changxing Navy often used this kind of artillery to smash open the shells of enemy ships, and then reload them with scattered bombs to sweep away the enemy's calls.

Naval gunners call this tactic deck cleaning, and basically as long as they are hit by the scattered shells of the early sun cannon, there are basically no living people on the enemy deck.

This tactic, once used in land warfare, can be described as extremely ferocious when firing at the enemy, and the distance of a hundred paces within the cover of each early sun cannon is as clean as if swept by a large broom.

The cavalry who shouted for the charge were all knocked down in a pool of blood, and the area covered by dozens of early sun cannons was large enough that a single round of scattered bullets stunned the Mongol cavalry.

As soon as the Chuyang cannon was fired, a sharp copper whistle sounded in the trenches of the Changxing army.

Countless heads immediately appeared in the trench, which was empty just now, and the Changxing musketeers aimed their guns at the Mongols and opened fire one after another.

The stunned Mongols were dealt a fatal blow again, and when they had finished a round of firearms, the bronze whistle sounded again.

The Franc cannon placed on the trench followed with a round of shotshots, and they had just finished shooting shots, and the Changxing army's trenches were empty again.

Everyone hid in the trench again, and now the first sun cannon had been loaded, and once again fired a scatter shot at the Mongols.

The three different rounds of blows were coordinated tacitly under the command of the whistle, and it didn't take two rounds to suppress the Mongols again.

Oba's painstaking efforts to reward the morale raised were beaten down again, and Yue Tuo was also distressed by the Jurchen armor soldiers who died in front of the Changxing army's trenches.

Only then did he realize what his hidden concern was? The Changxing army actually left a back hand in the last trench.

Under such rounds of firepower, all defense is empty talk.

Even the shield car can't block such a dense artillery fire, if the Changxing army is fully prepared, no matter how many people rush up, it will be the life of cannon fodder.

At the same time, he also realized a very serious thing, the armor on the Jurchen armor did not provide them with extra protection.

Under such firepower, whether you are wearing three layers of armor or only wearing a leather robe, it is the same fate.

No matter how strong the armor is, it can't stop the lead bullets fired from the artillery, and even the fire gun in the hands of the Changxing Army can pierce the armor at close range.

From the very beginning, the Jurchens entered a misunderstanding that they should not wear extra armor when fighting with the Changxing army.

That would also make the Jurchens run faster and have a better chance of dodging the bullets of the Changxing Army.

Thinking of this, Yue Tuo immediately ordered the Jurchen armor soldiers to unload their armor, and each person only kept one piece of cotton armor as a melee defense, and all the remaining armor was taken off and transported back to Zhenwu Fort.

The failure of several attacks made Oba and Yue Tuo very worried, and the firepower of the last line of defense of the Changxing army was unprecedented, and they paid heavy casualties and did not take this one.

After a day's fighting, nearly 10,000 casualties were again lost and the last trench of the Changxing army was not taken.

This time, Oba and Yuetuo really had no choice, they could only defend on the spot as they did for the past few days, and send people to Zhenwu Fort for help on the other side.

Xiping Fort is not quiet even when night falls, at least not in the trenches of the Changxing army.

Piles of bonfires lit up the front of the Changxing army, and even if Oba and Yuetuo wanted to sneak attack, they had no chance.

I don't know what method the Changxing military has used, it's just a bonfire, but it can burn for a long time.

Laughter could be heard from the trenches of the Changxing army, and not only that, but the Mongols' characteristic noses smelled the smell of spirits and meat.

This is in stark contrast to their trenches, looking at the lights on the opposite side, and drinking and eating meat in large chunks, while they can only drink cold water and eat cold and hard dry food, at most one or two hard jerky.

The hearts of the Mongols were suddenly unbalanced, and the voices of grumbling rang out one after another in the trenches, and Oba ordered the bombing to make the Mongols stop talking.

In fact, Oba also complained about the Khan Emperor Taiji, it is true that their Horqin Department is a subordinate of the Jurchen Eight Banners, but it is a real help to help the Jurchens recapture Shengjing.

When he first came to Guangning Fort, Huang Taiji could still have enough wine and meat, but he wanted to start fighting, but his food was declining day by day.

They fought hard with the Changxing army, and for this reason, more than half of the warriors of Horqin had fallen on the trench.

And they didn't eat as much as the Changxing Army opposite, and no one could be happy.

Although Yue Tuo did not pay attention to the complaints of the Mongols, he also knew in his heart that the Jurchens had reached a moment of crisis.

If you can't beat Xiping Fort again, it's really dangerous, the Khan King has already sent armor soldiers deep into the steppe, and if there is no food, you can only attack the Mongols, which is also no way!

I'm afraid what Zhang Dou hopes most is to drag this war down! Otherwise, he would not have laid down such rogue tactics as trenches, barbed wire, and artillery.

But since the firepower of the Changxing army is so strong, why don't they use it in the first trench? Could it be that all this is just a non-stop attack with the appetite of himself and others?

Or who Zhang Dou deliberately gave up a few trenches for them to occupy?

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