After Wang Jinmin's news of the execution of several Houjin prisoners of war after the battle was reported to Halugong, it did not make any waves, and Halugong only followed the normal process and recorded these lives in the record of killing the enemy on the battlefield. On the issue of dealing with Houjin prisoners of war, Ha Lugong's opinion was also the same as that of Wang Tom, Qian Tiandun and others, believing that there was no need to waste resources to treat Houjin's wounded and sick prisoners.

Even if the Houjin prisoners of war were intact and had normal labor ability, Haihan did not intend to transport them back to the south to be resettled, but to transport them to Shandong for digestion - there was a large labor shortage in the Fushan copper mines, and these Houjin barbarians were sent to serve as coolie miners. And if they try to escape from the mine with their identity, they will only get a more miserable end when they reach the area controlled by the Ming Dynasty, whether it is official or civil, the Ming Dynasty has long hated the Houjin people, and if they are caught, they will definitely be executed after being tortured.

After suffering this loss, Houjin also reacted quickly, quickly adjusting the scale of the field troops' operations, reducing the number of ten-person squads like accidents, and merging them into larger teams, so as not to have no advantage when encountering the Haihan cavalry. The Houjin army is not afraid of sacrificing some manpower, but this sacrifice cannot be a reciprocal effort, at least a certain exchange ratio must be reached. They also knew very well that Haihan's cavalry was not many, and if they fought one, they would have one less, and it was impossible to quickly replenish their troops to the front line of operations like Houjin, which was probably the only advantage that Houjin could use at present.

The changes in the arrangement of the Houjin army were naturally quickly noticed by Ha Lugong. The enemy's reaction was basically what he expected, because the Houjin army had no other advantages than the superior strength and was relatively more familiar with the geographical environment, and if it did not concentrate its forces to act, it would only be gradually eaten and eliminated by the Haihan cavalry in this kind of field encounter.

Of course, Harugong will not be so big as to let the team take risks, since the other party has begun to concentrate forces, then Haihan only needs to rely on the gourd to draw a scoop and adopt the same strategy as a response. Therefore, although the field action of the Haihan cavalry is still based on the platoon, the response distance between the platoon and the platoon is much shortened, once a situation occurs, the alternative response method will be more flexible, both can be assembled together, can also be intercepted and outflanked separately, and give full play to the advantages of the Haihan cavalry in terms of equipment and tactics.

Ten days had passed since the Battle of Fort Arthur, during which the cavalry of both sides had been fighting in the mountains and forests north of Fort Arthur, but the battle loss ratio of Haihan had always maintained a great advantage, and the plan of the Houjin army to fight for their lives was not realized. However, at the same time, the Houjin also relied on their own military superiority to gradually compress the range of activities of the Haihan cavalry to the south, and successfully advanced the battle line to less than ten miles from Fort Arthur.

Obviously, the Houjin did not intend to completely abandon the counterattack on the Arthurkou area before the arrival of winter, and they still hoped to make a difference, even if they could not completely expel the Haihan people from the Liaodong Peninsula, but at least they had to save some face in terms of achievements. In other words, you can't lose too ugly.

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After Wang Jinmin's news of the execution of several Houjin prisoners of war after the battle was reported to Halugong, it did not make any waves, and Halugong only followed the normal process and recorded these lives in the record of killing the enemy on the battlefield. On the issue of dealing with Houjin prisoners of war, Ha Lugong's opinion was also the same as that of Wang Tom, Qian Tiandun and others, believing that there was no need to waste resources to treat Houjin's wounded and sick prisoners.

Even if the Houjin prisoners of war were intact and had normal labor ability, Haihan did not intend to transport them back to the south to be resettled, but to transport them to Shandong for digestion - there was a large labor shortage in the Fushan copper mines, and these Houjin barbarians were sent to serve as coolie miners. And if they try to escape from the mine with their identity, they will only get a more miserable end when they reach the area controlled by the Ming Dynasty, whether it is official or civil, the Ming Dynasty has long hated the Houjin people, and if they are caught, they will definitely be executed after being tortured.

After suffering this loss, Houjin also reacted quickly, quickly adjusting the scale of the field troops' operations, reducing the number of ten-person squads like accidents, and merging them into larger teams, so as not to have no advantage when encountering the Haihan cavalry. The Houjin army is not afraid of sacrificing some manpower, but this sacrifice cannot be a reciprocal effort, at least a certain exchange ratio must be reached. They also knew very well that Haihan's cavalry was not many, and if they fought one, they would have one less, and it was impossible to quickly replenish their troops to the front line of operations like Houjin, which was probably the only advantage that Houjin could use at present.

The changes in the arrangement of the Houjin army were naturally quickly noticed by Ha Lugong. The enemy's reaction was basically what he expected, because the Houjin army had no other advantages than the superior strength and was relatively more familiar with the geographical environment, and if it did not concentrate its forces to act, it would only be gradually eaten and eliminated by the Haihan cavalry in this kind of field encounter.

Of course, Harugong will not be so big as to let the team take risks, since the other party has begun to concentrate forces, then Haihan only needs to rely on the gourd to draw a scoop and adopt the same strategy as a response. Therefore, although the field action of the Haihan cavalry is still based on the platoon, the response distance between the platoon and the platoon is much shortened, once a situation occurs, the alternative response method will be more flexible, both can be assembled together, can also be intercepted and outflanked separately, and give full play to the advantages of the Haihan cavalry in terms of equipment and tactics.

Ten days had passed since the Battle of Fort Arthur, during which the cavalry of both sides had been fighting in the mountains and forests north of Fort Arthur, but the battle loss ratio of Haihan had always maintained a great advantage, and the plan of the Houjin army to fight for their lives was not realized. However, at the same time, the Houjin also relied on their own military superiority to gradually compress the range of activities of the Haihan cavalry to the south, and successfully advanced the battle line to less than ten miles from Fort Arthur.

Obviously, the Houjin did not intend to completely abandon the counterattack on the Arthurkou area before the arrival of winter, and they still hoped to make a difference, even if they could not completely expel the Haihan people from the Liaodong Peninsula, but at least they had to save some face in terms of achievements. In other words, you can't lose too ugly. After Wang Jinmin's news of the execution of several Houjin prisoners of war after the battle was reported to Halugong, it did not make any waves, and Halugong only followed the normal process and recorded these lives in the record of killing the enemy on the battlefield. On the issue of dealing with Houjin prisoners of war, Ha Lugong's opinion was also the same as that of Wang Tom, Qian Tiandun and others, believing that there was no need to waste resources to treat Houjin's wounded and sick prisoners.

Even if the Houjin prisoners of war were intact and had normal labor ability, Haihan did not intend to transport them back to the south to be resettled, but to transport them to Shandong for digestion - there was a large labor shortage in the Fushan copper mines, and these Houjin barbarians were sent to serve as coolie miners. And if they try to escape from the mine with their identity, they will only get a more miserable end when they reach the area controlled by the Ming Dynasty, whether it is official or civil, the Ming Dynasty has long hated the Houjin people, and if they are caught, they will definitely be executed after being tortured.

After suffering this loss, Houjin also reacted quickly, quickly adjusting the scale of the field troops' operations, reducing the number of ten-person squads like accidents, and merging them into larger teams, so as not to have no advantage when encountering the Haihan cavalry. The Houjin army is not afraid of sacrificing some manpower, but this sacrifice cannot be a reciprocal effort, at least a certain exchange ratio must be reached. They also knew very well that Haihan's cavalry was not many, and if they fought one, they would have one less, and it was impossible to quickly replenish their troops to the front line of operations like Houjin, which was probably the only advantage that Houjin could use at present.

The changes in the arrangement of the Houjin army were naturally quickly noticed by Ha Lugong. The enemy's reaction was basically what he expected, because the Houjin army had no other advantages than the superior strength and was relatively more familiar with the geographical environment, and if it did not concentrate its forces to act, it would only be gradually eaten and eliminated by the Haihan cavalry in this kind of field encounter.

Of course, Harugong will not be so big as to let the team take risks, since the other party has begun to concentrate forces, then Haihan only needs to rely on the gourd to draw a scoop and adopt the same strategy as a response. Therefore, although the field action of the Haihan cavalry is still based on the platoon, the response distance between the platoon and the platoon is much shortened, once a situation occurs, the alternative response method will be more flexible, both can be assembled together, can also be intercepted and outflanked separately, and give full play to the advantages of the Haihan cavalry in terms of equipment and tactics.

Ten days had passed since the Battle of Fort Arthur, during which the cavalry of both sides had been fighting in the mountains and forests north of Fort Arthur, but the battle loss ratio of Haihan had always maintained a great advantage, and the plan of the Houjin army to fight for their lives was not realized. However, at the same time, the Houjin also relied on their own military superiority to gradually compress the range of activities of the Haihan cavalry to the south, and successfully advanced the battle line to less than ten miles from Fort Arthur.

Obviously, the Houjin did not intend to completely abandon the counterattack on the Arthurkou area before the arrival of winter, and they still hoped to make a difference, even if they could not completely expel the Haihan people from the Liaodong Peninsula, but at least they had to save some face in terms of achievements. In other words, you can't lose too ugly. After Wang Jinmin's news of the execution of several Houjin prisoners of war after the battle was reported to Halugong, it did not make any waves, and Halugong only followed the normal process and recorded these lives in the record of killing the enemy on the battlefield. On the issue of dealing with Houjin prisoners of war, Ha Lugong's opinion was also the same as that of Wang Tom, Qian Tiandun and others, believing that there was no need to waste resources to treat Houjin's wounded and sick prisoners.

Even if the Houjin prisoners of war were intact and had normal labor ability, Haihan did not intend to transport them back to the south to be resettled, but to transport them to Shandong for digestion - there was a large labor shortage in the Fushan copper mines, and these Houjin barbarians were sent to serve as coolie miners. And if they try to escape from the mine with their identity, they will only get a more miserable end when they reach the area controlled by the Ming Dynasty, whether it is official or civil, the Ming Dynasty has long hated the Houjin people, and if they are caught, they will definitely be executed after being tortured.

After suffering this loss, Houjin also reacted quickly, quickly adjusting the scale of the field troops' operations, reducing the number of ten-person squads like accidents, and merging them into larger teams, so as not to have no advantage when encountering the Haihan cavalry. The Houjin army is not afraid of sacrificing some manpower, but this sacrifice cannot be a reciprocal effort, at least a certain exchange ratio must be reached. They also knew very well that Haihan's cavalry was not many, and if they fought one, they would have one less, and it was impossible to quickly replenish their troops to the front line of operations like Houjin, which was probably the only advantage that Houjin could use at present.

The changes in the arrangement of the Houjin army were naturally quickly noticed by Ha Lugong. The enemy's reaction was basically what he expected, because the Houjin army had no other advantages than the superior strength and was relatively more familiar with the geographical environment, and if it did not concentrate its forces to act, it would only be gradually eaten and eliminated by the Haihan cavalry in this kind of field encounter.

Of course, Harugong will not be so big as to let the team take risks, since the other party has begun to concentrate forces, then Haihan only needs to rely on the gourd to draw a scoop and adopt the same strategy as a response. Therefore, although the field action of the Haihan cavalry is still based on the platoon, the response distance between the platoon and the platoon is much shortened, once a situation occurs, the alternative response method will be more flexible, both can be assembled together, can also be intercepted and outflanked separately, and give full play to the advantages of the Haihan cavalry in terms of equipment and tactics.

Ten days had passed since the Battle of Fort Arthur, during which the cavalry of both sides had been fighting in the mountains and forests north of Fort Arthur, but the battle loss ratio of Haihan had always maintained a great advantage, and the plan of the Houjin army to fight for their lives was not realized. However, at the same time, the Houjin also relied on their own military superiority to gradually compress the range of activities of the Haihan cavalry to the south, and successfully advanced the battle line to less than ten miles from Fort Arthur.

Obviously, the Houjin did not intend to completely abandon the counterattack on the Arthurkou area before the arrival of winter, and they still hoped to make a difference, even if they could not completely expel the Haihan people from the Liaodong Peninsula, but at least they had to save some face in terms of achievements. In other words, you can't lose too ugly.

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