Artillery is a very important branch of the army in the Haihan Army, and although the establishment of artillery units has not been able to keep up with the pace of the overall development of the army due to various conditions, there is no doubt that the generals of any unit attach importance to artillery. As far as the army and navy are concerned, artillery is a scarce resource that needs to be vigorously sought, and the artillery units that have been formed are even more fragrant buns in the hands of the Ministry of National Defense; this time, several artillery companies were mobilized from the south to Liaodong to participate in the war, and the arrangements for dispatching troops during this period were also quite difficult.

Eighty percent of the artillery units that were assembled to the front line during the spring offensive are currently under Qian Tiandun's command, because the Eastern and Western Route Armies can at least rely on sea gunboats to provide near-shore fire cover, while the Central Route Army, which is responsible for the main offensive mission, can only rely on the firepower output of artillery to attack the Houjin defensive line.

Together with the commanders of the artillery unit, Qian Tiandun designed a curved artillery position specifically aimed at Jijiabao to ensure that the maximum concentration of fire was on the south gate of Jijiabao, which faced the Haihan side. In order to ensure that this artillery position will not be attacked by the Houjin cavalry and coordinate with the offensive of the artillery unit, the special operations battalion must also formulate a corresponding cover plan for this purpose.

This battlefield may have been a piece of farmland a few years ago, but now it is just a wasteland for both warring parties, fighting in the current environment, Haihan does not have to worry about having a Houjin spy mixed with the refugee tide to mix in his rear, the other party has already cleared the southern area of Jinzhou, and moved all the Han people, although this has caused great difficulties for Haihan's local supply, but in this way, there will be no scruples during the war, but it also saves a lot of trouble in dealing with refugees.

March 13, sunny and windless. The Haihan camp was already in action at dawn. The Phi Dao Army, which was assigned to the battle mission, also got up early and made preparations, and Shen Zhixiang personally led the army out of the north gate of the camp. Their task was to hold a pre-demarcated area and provide protection for the right flank of the artillery position.

In all the military operations last year, the Phi Dao Army actually had the experience of going to Liaodong with Haihan many times, but in the past, most of them fought at sea, and the Phi Dao Army also undertook mainly transportation tasks, so there were not many opportunities to actually participate in the war. This time he was able to get the opportunity to fight side by side with the special operations battalion, and Shen Zhixiang naturally wanted to take advantage of this to perform well, and use his achievements to prove that the many assistance given by Haihan to Phi Dao was not in vain.

In the past, the Dongjiang Army had many victories in the battle between Liaodong and Houjin, but it was only because of various reasons that it failed to get the full support of the Ming Dynasty, so it lost Liaodong under the continuous offensive of Houjin, and was finally suppressed to Phi Dao, which could only flee overseas. In terms of past records, this army does not have much psychological disadvantage to the Houjin, and in the past year, it has followed the actions of the Haihan Army, and has also seen how the invincible Houjin Army was beaten without the power to fight back, so when Shen Zhixiang led his troops to the field, the soldiers did not appear too nervous because of the identity of the opponent, but many people were quite excited, thinking that the opportunity to restore the glory of the former Dongjiang Army was today.

However, in order to ensure that the Phi Dao Army would not be disorganized and sold in the battle, Qian Tiandun still sent a company of infantry to act with the Phi Dao Army, and closer to the artillery position on the inside to provide it with the last layer of protection.

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Artillery is a very important branch of the army in the Haihan Army, and although the establishment of artillery units has not been able to keep up with the pace of the overall development of the army due to various conditions, there is no doubt that the generals of any unit attach importance to artillery. As far as the army and navy are concerned, artillery is a scarce resource that needs to be vigorously sought, and the artillery units that have been formed are even more fragrant buns in the hands of the Ministry of National Defense; this time, several artillery companies were mobilized from the south to Liaodong to participate in the war, and the arrangements for dispatching troops during this period were also quite difficult.

Eighty percent of the artillery units that were assembled to the front line during the spring offensive are currently under Qian Tiandun's command, because the Eastern and Western Route Armies can at least rely on sea gunboats to provide near-shore fire cover, while the Central Route Army, which is responsible for the main offensive mission, can only rely on the firepower output of artillery to attack the Houjin defensive line.

Together with the commanders of the artillery unit, Qian Tiandun designed a curved artillery position specifically aimed at Jijiabao to ensure that the maximum concentration of fire was on the south gate of Jijiabao, which faced the Haihan side. In order to ensure that this artillery position will not be attacked by the Houjin cavalry and coordinate with the offensive of the artillery unit, the special operations battalion must also formulate a corresponding cover plan for this purpose.

This battlefield may have been a piece of farmland a few years ago, but now it is just a wasteland for both warring parties, fighting in the current environment, Haihan does not have to worry about having a Houjin spy mixed with the refugee tide to mix in his rear, the other party has already cleared the southern area of Jinzhou, and moved all the Han people, although this has caused great difficulties for Haihan's local supply, but in this way, there will be no scruples during the war, but it also saves a lot of trouble in dealing with refugees.

March 13, sunny and windless. The Haihan camp was already in action at dawn. The Phi Dao Army, which was assigned to the battle mission, also got up early and made preparations, and Shen Zhixiang personally led the army out of the north gate of the camp. Their task was to hold a pre-demarcated area and provide protection for the right flank of the artillery position.

In all the military operations last year, the Phi Dao Army actually had the experience of going to Liaodong with Haihan many times, but in the past, most of them fought at sea, and the Phi Dao Army also undertook mainly transportation tasks, so there were not many opportunities to actually participate in the war. This time he was able to get the opportunity to fight side by side with the special operations battalion, and Shen Zhixiang naturally wanted to take advantage of this to perform well, and use his achievements to prove that the many assistance given by Haihan to Phi Dao was not in vain.

In the past, the Dongjiang Army had many victories in the battle between Liaodong and Houjin, but it was only because of various reasons that it failed to get the full support of the Ming Dynasty, so it lost Liaodong under the continuous offensive of Houjin, and was finally suppressed to Phi Dao, which could only flee overseas. In terms of past records, this army does not have much psychological disadvantage to the Houjin, and in the past year, it has followed the actions of the Haihan Army, and has also seen how the invincible Houjin Army was beaten without the power to fight back, so when Shen Zhixiang led his troops to the field, the soldiers did not appear too nervous because of the identity of the opponent, but many people were quite excited, thinking that the opportunity to restore the glory of the former Dongjiang Army was today.

However, in order to ensure that the Phi Dao Army would not be disorganized and sold in the battle, Qian Tiandun still sent a company of infantry to act with the Phi Dao Army, and closer to the artillery position on the inside to provide it with the last layer of protection. Artillery is a very important branch of the army in the Haihan Army, and although the establishment of artillery units has not been able to keep up with the pace of the overall development of the army due to various conditions, there is no doubt that the generals of any unit attach importance to artillery. As far as the army and navy are concerned, artillery is a scarce resource that needs to be vigorously sought, and the artillery units that have been formed are even more fragrant buns in the hands of the Ministry of National Defense; this time, several artillery companies were mobilized from the south to Liaodong to participate in the war, and the arrangements for dispatching troops during this period were also quite difficult.

Eighty percent of the artillery units that were assembled to the front line during the spring offensive are currently under Qian Tiandun's command, because the Eastern and Western Route Armies can at least rely on sea gunboats to provide near-shore fire cover, while the Central Route Army, which is responsible for the main offensive mission, can only rely on the firepower output of artillery to attack the Houjin defensive line.

Together with the commanders of the artillery unit, Qian Tiandun designed a curved artillery position specifically aimed at Jijiabao to ensure that the maximum concentration of fire was on the south gate of Jijiabao, which faced the Haihan side. In order to ensure that this artillery position will not be attacked by the Houjin cavalry and coordinate with the offensive of the artillery unit, the special operations battalion must also formulate a corresponding cover plan for this purpose.

This battlefield may have been a piece of farmland a few years ago, but now it is just a wasteland for both warring parties, fighting in the current environment, Haihan does not have to worry about having a Houjin spy mixed with the refugee tide to mix in his rear, the other party has already cleared the southern area of Jinzhou, and moved all the Han people, although this has caused great difficulties for Haihan's local supply, but in this way, there will be no scruples during the war, but it also saves a lot of trouble in dealing with refugees.

March 13, sunny and windless. The Haihan camp was already in action at dawn. The Phi Dao Army, which was assigned to the battle mission, also got up early and made preparations, and Shen Zhixiang personally led the army out of the north gate of the camp. Their task was to hold a pre-demarcated area and provide protection for the right flank of the artillery position.

In all the military operations last year, the Phi Dao Army actually had the experience of going to Liaodong with Haihan many times, but in the past, most of them fought at sea, and the Phi Dao Army also undertook mainly transportation tasks, so there were not many opportunities to actually participate in the war. This time he was able to get the opportunity to fight side by side with the special operations battalion, and Shen Zhixiang naturally wanted to take advantage of this to perform well, and use his achievements to prove that the many assistance given by Haihan to Phi Dao was not in vain.

In the past, the Dongjiang Army had many victories in the battle between Liaodong and Houjin, but it was only because of various reasons that it failed to get the full support of the Ming Dynasty, so it lost Liaodong under the continuous offensive of Houjin, and was finally suppressed to Phi Dao, which could only flee overseas. In terms of past records, this army does not have much psychological disadvantage to the Houjin, and in the past year, it has followed the actions of the Haihan Army, and has also seen how the invincible Houjin Army was beaten without the power to fight back, so when Shen Zhixiang led his troops to the field, the soldiers did not appear too nervous because of the identity of the opponent, but many people were quite excited, thinking that the opportunity to restore the glory of the former Dongjiang Army was today.

However, in order to ensure that the Phi Dao Army would not be disorganized and sold in the battle, Qian Tiandun still sent a company of infantry to act with the Phi Dao Army, and closer to the artillery position on the inside to provide it with the last layer of protection. Artillery is a very important branch of the army in the Haihan Army, and although the establishment of artillery units has not been able to keep up with the pace of the overall development of the army due to various conditions, there is no doubt that the generals of any unit attach importance to artillery. As far as the army and navy are concerned, artillery is a scarce resource that needs to be vigorously sought, and the artillery units that have been formed are even more fragrant buns in the hands of the Ministry of National Defense; this time, several artillery companies were mobilized from the south to Liaodong to participate in the war, and the arrangements for dispatching troops during this period were also quite difficult.

Eighty percent of the artillery units that were assembled to the front line during the spring offensive are currently under Qian Tiandun's command, because the Eastern and Western Route Armies can at least rely on sea gunboats to provide near-shore fire cover, while the Central Route Army, which is responsible for the main offensive mission, can only rely on the firepower output of artillery to attack the Houjin defensive line.

Together with the commanders of the artillery unit, Qian Tiandun designed a curved artillery position specifically aimed at Jijiabao to ensure that the maximum concentration of fire was on the south gate of Jijiabao, which faced the Haihan side. In order to ensure that this artillery position will not be attacked by the Houjin cavalry and coordinate with the offensive of the artillery unit, the special operations battalion must also formulate a corresponding cover plan for this purpose.

This battlefield may have been a piece of farmland a few years ago, but now it is just a wasteland for both warring parties, fighting in the current environment, Haihan does not have to worry about having a Houjin spy mixed with the refugee tide to mix in his rear, the other party has already cleared the southern area of Jinzhou, and moved all the Han people, although this has caused great difficulties for Haihan's local supply, but in this way, there will be no scruples during the war, but it also saves a lot of trouble in dealing with refugees.

March 13, sunny and windless. The Haihan camp was already in action at dawn. The Phi Dao Army, which was assigned to the battle mission, also got up early and made preparations, and Shen Zhixiang personally led the army out of the north gate of the camp. Their task was to hold a pre-demarcated area and provide protection for the right flank of the artillery position.

In all the military operations last year, the Phi Dao Army actually had the experience of going to Liaodong with Haihan many times, but in the past, most of them fought at sea, and the Phi Dao Army also undertook mainly transportation tasks, so there were not many opportunities to actually participate in the war. This time he was able to get the opportunity to fight side by side with the special operations battalion, and Shen Zhixiang naturally wanted to take advantage of this to perform well, and use his achievements to prove that the many assistance given by Haihan to Phi Dao was not in vain.

In the past, the Dongjiang Army had many victories in the battle between Liaodong and Houjin, but it was only because of various reasons that it failed to get the full support of the Ming Dynasty, so it lost Liaodong under the continuous offensive of Houjin, and was finally suppressed to Phi Dao, which could only flee overseas. However, in order to ensure that the Phi Dao Army would not be disorganized and sold in the battle, Qian Tiandun still sent a company of infantry to act with the Phi Dao Army, and closer to the artillery position on the inside to provide it with the last layer of protection.