Although the sniper's combat style is very sharp, it is also very susceptible to the influence of the surrounding environment, especially when the weather is relatively bad, and the role that the sniper can play is not much stronger than that of ordinary infantry. And because the number of snipers is extremely limited, this tactic is also largely limited by personal condition and on-the-spot performance, even an old sniper like Morgan does not dare to guarantee that he can play his best personal level in every battle, let alone these soldiers who are halfway through the family and start to learn this skill.

There is a lot of mathematical calculation involved in sniper tactics, but for most soldiers who do not have a sufficient cultural foundation, they can only care about acting on experience after understanding, and there is no way to turn it into a quantifiable numerical standard, which also limits their level improvement to a certain extent. If measured according to the strict standards set by Morgan for snipers, it can be said that more than ninety percent of the existing Haihan snipers are only worthy of the passing line, and they are still far from excellent.

However, for the combat level of the army in this era, these snipers are basically capable of daily combat tasks. After all, in this era, only Haihan has this special type of troops, and Haihan snipers themselves are the industry standard, and there is no object that can be compared with them.

Not to mention the outside world, even for Haihan officers like Sun Bing, snipers are still a strange and special existence. It was the first time he had seen a sniper's way of fighting up close, and it was definitely a novelty that changed his concept of warfare for him personally.

When Sun Bing came into contact with the navy's strong ships and guns after joining the army, he thought that this was probably the ultimate form of war, and there should be no more powerful weapon in the world. But when he saw the sniper's combat method today, he immediately realized how powerful it was, and naturally he had to learn about it.

Taking advantage of the temporary suspension of the activities of the Houjin army, the marines transported two small-caliber guns from the ship to the fishing village and deployed them in the direction of facing the Houjin stronghold in the north. Sun Bing knew that the Houjin army would definitely come again, and if he only relied on these light weapons at hand, he was afraid that he would not be able to block the enemy's cavalry attack, and he would still have to have heavy weapons to suppress the formation. These two guns were not borrowed from the Army, but field guns specially equipped by the Navy for the Marine Corps, and of course the models were exactly the same as those of the Army.

Sun Bing hoped that the Houjin army would appear quickly, and then take the initiative to launch a wave of attacks on his fishing village. It was only through engagement that he was able to create a state in which the Han army was desperate to occupy this place.

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Although the sniper's combat style is very sharp, it is also very susceptible to the influence of the surrounding environment, especially when the weather is relatively bad, and the role that the sniper can play is not much stronger than that of ordinary infantry. And because the number of snipers is extremely limited, this tactic is also largely limited by personal condition and on-the-spot performance, even an old sniper like Morgan does not dare to guarantee that he can play his best personal level in every battle, let alone these soldiers who are halfway through the family and start to learn this skill.

There is a lot of mathematical calculation involved in sniper tactics, but for most soldiers who do not have a sufficient cultural foundation, they can only care about acting on experience after understanding, and there is no way to turn it into a quantifiable numerical standard, which also limits their level improvement to a certain extent. If measured according to the strict standards set by Morgan for snipers, it can be said that more than ninety percent of the existing Haihan snipers are only worthy of the passing line, and they are still far from excellent.

However, for the combat level of the army in this era, these snipers are basically capable of daily combat tasks. After all, in this era, only Haihan has this special type of troops, and Haihan snipers themselves are the industry standard, and there is no object that can be compared with them.

Not to mention the outside world, even for Haihan officers like Sun Bing, snipers are still a strange and special existence. It was the first time he had seen a sniper's way of fighting up close, and it was definitely a novelty that changed his concept of warfare for him personally.

When Sun Bing came into contact with the navy's strong ships and guns after joining the army, he thought that this was probably the ultimate form of war, and there should be no more powerful weapon in the world. But when he saw the sniper's combat method today, he immediately realized how powerful it was, and naturally he had to learn about it.

Taking advantage of the temporary suspension of the activities of the Houjin army, the marines transported two small-caliber guns from the ship to the fishing village and deployed them in the direction of facing the Houjin stronghold in the north. Sun Bing knew that the Houjin army would definitely come again, and if he only relied on these light weapons at hand, he was afraid that he would not be able to block the enemy's cavalry attack, and he would still have to have heavy weapons to suppress the formation. These two guns were not borrowed from the Army, but field guns specially equipped by the Navy for the Marine Corps, and of course the models were exactly the same as those of the Army.

Sun Bing hoped that the Houjin army would appear quickly, and then take the initiative to launch a wave of attacks on his fishing village. It was only through engagement that he was able to create a state in which the Han army was desperate to occupy this place. Although the sniper's combat style is very sharp, it is also very susceptible to the influence of the surrounding environment, especially when the weather is relatively bad, and the role that the sniper can play is not much stronger than that of ordinary infantry. And because the number of snipers is extremely limited, this tactic is also largely limited by personal condition and on-the-spot performance, even an old sniper like Morgan does not dare to guarantee that he can play his best personal level in every battle, let alone these soldiers who are halfway through the family and start to learn this skill.

There is a lot of mathematical calculation involved in sniper tactics, but for most soldiers who do not have a sufficient cultural foundation, they can only care about acting on experience after understanding, and there is no way to turn it into a quantifiable numerical standard, which also limits their level improvement to a certain extent. If measured according to the strict standards set by Morgan for snipers, it can be said that more than ninety percent of the existing Haihan snipers are only worthy of the passing line, and they are still far from excellent.

However, for the combat level of the army in this era, these snipers are basically capable of daily combat tasks. After all, in this era, only Haihan has this special type of troops, and Haihan snipers themselves are the industry standard, and there is no object that can be compared with them.

Not to mention the outside world, even for Haihan officers like Sun Bing, snipers are still a strange and special existence. It was the first time he had seen a sniper's way of fighting up close, and it was definitely a novelty that changed his concept of warfare for him personally.

When Sun Bing came into contact with the navy's strong ships and guns after joining the army, he thought that this was probably the ultimate form of war, and there should be no more powerful weapon in the world. But when he saw the sniper's combat method today, he immediately realized how powerful it was, and naturally he had to learn about it.

Taking advantage of the temporary suspension of the activities of the Houjin army, the marines transported two small-caliber guns from the ship to the fishing village and deployed them in the direction of facing the Houjin stronghold in the north. Sun Bing knew that the Houjin army would definitely come again, and if he only relied on these light weapons at hand, he was afraid that he would not be able to block the enemy's cavalry attack, and he would still have to have heavy weapons to suppress the formation. These two guns were not borrowed from the Army, but field guns specially equipped by the Navy for the Marine Corps, and of course the models were exactly the same as those of the Army.

Sun Bing hoped that the Houjin army would appear quickly, and then take the initiative to launch a wave of attacks on his fishing village. It was only through engagement that he was able to create a state in which the Han army was desperate to occupy this place. Although the sniper's combat style is very sharp, it is also very susceptible to the influence of the surrounding environment, especially when the weather is relatively bad, and the role that the sniper can play is not much stronger than that of ordinary infantry. And because the number of snipers is extremely limited, this tactic is also largely limited by personal condition and on-the-spot performance, even an old sniper like Morgan does not dare to guarantee that he can play his best personal level in every battle, let alone these soldiers who are halfway through the family and start to learn this skill.

There is a lot of mathematical calculation involved in sniper tactics, but for most soldiers who do not have a sufficient cultural foundation, they can only care about acting on experience after understanding, and there is no way to turn it into a quantifiable numerical standard, which also limits their level improvement to a certain extent. If measured according to the strict standards set by Morgan for snipers, it can be said that more than ninety percent of the existing Haihan snipers are only worthy of the passing line, and they are still far from excellent.

However, for the combat level of the army in this era, these snipers are basically capable of daily combat tasks. After all, in this era, only Haihan has this special type of troops, and Haihan snipers themselves are the industry standard, and there is no object that can be compared with them.

Not to mention the outside world, even for Haihan officers like Sun Bing, snipers are still a strange and special existence. It was the first time he had seen a sniper's way of fighting up close, and it was definitely a novelty that changed his concept of warfare for him personally.

When Sun Bing came into contact with the navy's strong ships and guns after joining the army, he thought that this was probably the ultimate form of war, and there should be no more powerful weapon in the world. But when he saw the sniper's combat method today, he immediately realized how powerful it was, and naturally he had to learn about it.

Taking advantage of the temporary suspension of the activities of the Houjin army, the marines transported two small-caliber guns from the ship to the fishing village and deployed them in the direction of facing the Houjin stronghold in the north. Sun Bing knew that the Houjin army would definitely come again, and if he only relied on these light weapons at hand, he was afraid that he would not be able to block the enemy's cavalry attack, and he would still have to have heavy weapons to suppress the formation. These two guns were not borrowed from the Army, but field guns specially equipped by the Navy for the Marine Corps, and of course the models were exactly the same as those of the Army.

Sun Bing hoped that the Houjin army would appear quickly, and then take the initiative to launch a wave of attacks on his fishing village. It was only through engagement that he was able to create a state in which the Han army was desperate to occupy this place. Although the sniper's combat style is very sharp, it is also very susceptible to the influence of the surrounding environment, especially when the weather is relatively bad, and the role that the sniper can play is not much stronger than that of ordinary infantry. And because the number of snipers is extremely limited, this tactic is also largely limited by personal condition and on-the-spot performance, even an old sniper like Morgan does not dare to guarantee that he can play his best personal level in every battle, let alone these soldiers who are halfway through the family and start to learn this skill.

There is a lot of mathematical calculation involved in sniper tactics, but for most soldiers who do not have a sufficient cultural foundation, they can only care about acting on experience after understanding, and there is no way to turn it into a quantifiable numerical standard, which also limits their level improvement to a certain extent. If measured according to the strict standards set by Morgan for snipers, it can be said that more than ninety percent of the existing Haihan snipers are only worthy of the passing line, and they are still far from excellent.

However, for the combat level of the army in this era, these snipers are basically capable of daily combat tasks. After all, in this era, only Haihan has this special type of troops, and Haihan snipers themselves are the industry standard, and there is no object that can be compared with them.

Not to mention the outside world, even for Haihan officers like Sun Bing, snipers are still a strange and special existence. It was the first time he had seen a sniper's way of fighting up close, and it was definitely a novelty that changed his concept of warfare for him personally.

When Sun Bing came into contact with the navy's strong ships and guns after joining the army, he thought that this was probably the ultimate form of war, and there should be no more powerful weapon in the world. But when he saw the sniper's combat method today, he immediately realized how powerful it was, and naturally he had to learn about it.

Taking advantage of the temporary suspension of the activities of the Houjin army, the marines transported two small-caliber guns from the ship to the fishing village and deployed them in the direction of facing the Houjin stronghold in the north. Sun Bing knew that the Houjin army would definitely come again, and if he only relied on these light weapons at hand, he was afraid that he would not be able to block the enemy's cavalry attack, and he would still have to have heavy weapons to suppress the formation. These two guns were not borrowed from the Army, but field guns specially equipped by the Navy for the Marine Corps, and of course the models were exactly the same as those of the Army.