After this short but extremely fierce battle, Takahashi Minami ordered the troops to halt their advance, rest on the spot, gather their troops to clean up the battlefield, and send the wounded and prisoners to the beachhead by the sea.

Although the special operations battalion cleanly defeated the Houjin cavalry in the battle just now and inflicted great damage on it, it inevitably suffered a small amount of battle damage on its own side. It was not that the Houjin cavalry broke through the fire network composed of infantry, but that the enemy fired a round of arrows by throwing from a distance, and the Haihan army did not have protective equipment such as armor, so in this case several people were inevitably injured by arrows. Fortunately, the opponent was shooting arrows while riding a horse, and there was not much accuracy at all, and if he was killed at a relatively close distance, the casualty figure might be much larger.

In comparison, some of the Houjin cavalry equipped with armor are actually not much better. The safe distance at which the Haihan infantry fired was a standard that was accurately calculated to ensure that the bullets were powerful enough to penetrate the armor that the Houjin cavalry could equip. Moreover, the dense firepower output of the Haihan army almost without pause is fundamentally different from the cavalry attack of the Houjin cavalry.

The Houjin soldiers, who were directly concentrated by the bullets and fell from their horses, only had half a life left even if they didn't die. Only a few Houjin soldiers who fell out because their horses were shot and fell to the ground were saved, but these people still tried to fight after they fell off their horses, but what was waiting for them was not the Haihan infantry who rushed up to fight, but several hot bullets. The soldiers of the special operations battalion were instructed to kill and wound as many enemy soldiers as possible, so when they saw the enemy soldiers trying to resist, they did not try to persuade them to surrender at all, but directly shot down the opponent according to the instructions they received before the battle.

For the more seriously wounded enemy soldiers, the special operations battalion does not intend to waste resources on medical treatment, and directly mends the incapacitated prisoners. In the end, there were not many people who were captured and taken away by Haihan, and there were only about a dozen people in total. However, this was not the biggest gain of this battle, after rushing out of these hundreds of golden cavalry left nearly half of the intact horses, the cavalry quickly gathered these horses together, and then piled the corpses of the dead on horseback, and brought them to the beachhead for resettlement.

The logistics troops also quickly brought another batch of ammunition from the beachhead to supplement the combat consumption just now, and at the same time, Qian Tiandun sent dozens of soldiers to fill the vacant positions left by the casualties just now. During the battle just now, his hands holding the binoculars were never lowered, and he paid attention to the battle situation throughout the whole process. Fortunately, this time, the soldiers did not disappoint him as always, and cleanly dealt with the hundreds of cavalry queens.

The course of the battle was not much different from Qian Tiandun's predictions, and although the Houjin cavalry was brave, they still seemed to be incapable of adapting to this new tactic that they had never seen before. The consequence of blindly brutal charging is just to give the Haihan soldiers one more chance to shoot live ammunition and live targets, if it weren't for some cavalry and archery masters in the Houjin cavalry, this infantry and cavalry confrontation might even have a record of zero casualties. As far as the special operations battalion is concerned, it is already qualified to apply this tactic to actual combat for the first time with the current results.

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After this short but extremely fierce battle, Takahashi Minami ordered the troops to halt their advance, rest on the spot, gather their troops to clean up the battlefield, and send the wounded and prisoners to the beachhead by the sea.

Although the special operations battalion cleanly defeated the Houjin cavalry in the battle just now and inflicted great damage on it, it inevitably suffered a small amount of battle damage on its own side. It was not that the Houjin cavalry broke through the fire network composed of infantry, but that the enemy fired a round of arrows by throwing from a distance, and the Haihan army did not have protective equipment such as armor, so in this case several people were inevitably injured by arrows. Fortunately, the opponent was shooting arrows while riding a horse, and there was not much accuracy at all, and if he was killed at a relatively close distance, the casualty figure might be much larger.

In comparison, some of the Houjin cavalry equipped with armor are actually not much better. The safe distance at which the Haihan infantry fired was a standard that was accurately calculated to ensure that the bullets were powerful enough to penetrate the armor that the Houjin cavalry could equip. Moreover, the dense firepower output of the Haihan army almost without pause is fundamentally different from the cavalry attack of the Houjin cavalry.

The Houjin soldiers, who were directly concentrated by the bullets and fell from their horses, only had half a life left even if they didn't die. Only a few Houjin soldiers who fell out because their horses were shot and fell to the ground were saved, but these people still tried to fight after they fell off their horses, but what was waiting for them was not the Haihan infantry who rushed up to fight, but several hot bullets. The soldiers of the special operations battalion were instructed to kill and wound as many enemy soldiers as possible, so when they saw the enemy soldiers trying to resist, they did not try to persuade them to surrender at all, but directly shot down the opponent according to the instructions they received before the battle.

For the more seriously wounded enemy soldiers, the special operations battalion does not intend to waste resources on medical treatment, and directly mends the incapacitated prisoners. In the end, there were not many people who were captured and taken away by Haihan, and there were only about a dozen people in total. However, this was not the biggest gain of this battle, after rushing out of these hundreds of golden cavalry left nearly half of the intact horses, the cavalry quickly gathered these horses together, and then piled the corpses of the dead on horseback, and brought them to the beachhead for resettlement.

The logistics troops also quickly brought another batch of ammunition from the beachhead to supplement the combat consumption just now, and at the same time, Qian Tiandun sent dozens of soldiers to fill the vacant positions left by the casualties just now. During the battle just now, his hands holding the binoculars were never lowered, and he paid attention to the battle situation throughout the whole process. Fortunately, this time, the soldiers did not disappoint him as always, and cleanly dealt with the hundreds of cavalry queens.

The course of the battle was not much different from Qian Tiandun's predictions, and although the Houjin cavalry was brave, they still seemed to be incapable of adapting to this new tactic that they had never seen before. The consequence of blindly brutal charging is just to give the Haihan soldiers one more chance to shoot live ammunition and live targets, if it weren't for some cavalry and archery masters in the Houjin cavalry, this infantry and cavalry confrontation might even have a record of zero casualties. As far as the special operations battalion is concerned, it is already qualified to apply this tactic to actual combat for the first time with the current results.

After this short but extremely fierce battle, Takahashi Minami ordered the troops to halt their advance, rest on the spot, gather their troops to clean up the battlefield, and send the wounded and prisoners to the beachhead by the sea.

Although the special operations battalion cleanly defeated the Houjin cavalry in the battle just now and inflicted great damage on it, it inevitably suffered a small amount of battle damage on its own side. It was not that the Houjin cavalry broke through the fire network composed of infantry, but that the enemy fired a round of arrows by throwing from a distance, and the Haihan army did not have protective equipment such as armor, so in this case several people were inevitably injured by arrows. Fortunately, the opponent was shooting arrows while riding a horse, and there was not much accuracy at all, and if he was killed at a relatively close distance, the casualty figure might be much larger.

In comparison, some of the Houjin cavalry equipped with armor are actually not much better. The safe distance at which the Haihan infantry fired was a standard that was accurately calculated to ensure that the bullets were powerful enough to penetrate the armor that the Houjin cavalry could equip. Moreover, the dense firepower output of the Haihan army almost without pause is fundamentally different from the cavalry attack of the Houjin cavalry.

The Houjin soldiers, who were directly concentrated by the bullets and fell from their horses, only had half a life left even if they didn't die. Only a few Houjin soldiers who fell out because their horses were shot and fell to the ground were saved, but these people still tried to fight after they fell off their horses, but what was waiting for them was not the Haihan infantry who rushed up to fight, but several hot bullets. The soldiers of the special operations battalion were instructed to kill and wound as many enemy soldiers as possible, so when they saw the enemy soldiers trying to resist, they did not try to persuade them to surrender at all, but directly shot down the opponent according to the instructions they received before the battle.

For the more seriously wounded enemy soldiers, the special operations battalion does not intend to waste resources on medical treatment, and directly mends the incapacitated prisoners. In the end, there were not many people who were captured and taken away by Haihan, and there were only about a dozen people in total. However, this was not the biggest gain of this battle, after rushing out of these hundreds of golden cavalry left nearly half of the intact horses, the cavalry quickly gathered these horses together, and then piled the corpses of the dead on horseback, and brought them to the beachhead for resettlement.

The logistics troops also quickly brought another batch of ammunition from the beachhead to supplement the combat consumption just now, and at the same time, Qian Tiandun sent dozens of soldiers to fill the vacant positions left by the casualties just now. During the battle just now, his hands holding the binoculars were never lowered, and he paid attention to the battle situation throughout the whole process. Fortunately, this time, the soldiers did not disappoint him as always, and cleanly dealt with the hundreds of cavalry queens.

The course of the battle was not much different from Qian Tiandun's predictions, and although the Houjin cavalry was brave, they still seemed to be incapable of adapting to this new tactic that they had never seen before. The consequence of blindly brutal charging is just to give the Haihan soldiers one more chance to shoot live ammunition and live targets, if it weren't for some cavalry and archery masters in the Houjin cavalry, this infantry and cavalry confrontation might even have a record of zero casualties. As far as the special operations battalion is concerned, it is already qualified to apply this tactic to actual combat for the first time with the current results.

After this short but extremely fierce battle, Takahashi Minami ordered the troops to halt their advance, rest on the spot, gather their troops to clean up the battlefield, and send the wounded and prisoners to the beachhead by the sea.

Although the special operations battalion cleanly defeated the Houjin cavalry in the battle just now and inflicted great damage on it, it inevitably suffered a small amount of battle damage on its own side. It was not that the Houjin cavalry broke through the fire network composed of infantry, but that the enemy fired a round of arrows by throwing from a distance, and the Haihan army did not have protective equipment such as armor, so in this case several people were inevitably injured by arrows. Fortunately, the opponent was shooting arrows while riding a horse, and there was not much accuracy at all, and if he was killed at a relatively close distance, the casualty figure might be much larger.

In comparison, some of the Houjin cavalry equipped with armor are actually not much better. The safe distance at which the Haihan infantry fired was a standard that was accurately calculated to ensure that the bullets were powerful enough to penetrate the armor that the Houjin cavalry could equip. Moreover, the dense firepower output of the Haihan army almost without pause is fundamentally different from the cavalry attack of the Houjin cavalry.

The Houjin soldiers, who were directly concentrated by the bullets and fell from their horses, only had half a life left even if they didn't die. Only a few Houjin soldiers who fell out because their horses were shot and fell to the ground were saved, but these people still tried to fight after they fell off their horses, but what was waiting for them was not the Haihan infantry who rushed up to fight, but several hot bullets. The soldiers of the special operations battalion were instructed to kill and wound as many enemy soldiers as possible, so when they saw the enemy soldiers trying to resist, they did not try to persuade them to surrender at all, but directly shot down the opponent according to the instructions they received before the battle.

For the more seriously wounded enemy soldiers, the special operations battalion does not intend to waste resources on medical treatment, and directly mends the incapacitated prisoners. In the end, there were not many people who were captured and taken away by Haihan, and there were only about a dozen people in total. However, this was not the biggest gain of this battle, after rushing out of these hundreds of golden cavalry left nearly half of the intact horses, the cavalry quickly gathered these horses together, and then piled the corpses of the dead on horseback, and brought them to the beachhead for resettlement.

The logistics troops also quickly brought another batch of ammunition from the beachhead to supplement the combat consumption just now, and at the same time, Qian Tiandun sent dozens of soldiers to fill the vacant positions left by the casualties just now. During the battle just now, his hands holding the binoculars were never lowered, and he paid attention to the battle situation throughout the whole process. Fortunately, this time, the soldiers did not disappoint him as always, and cleanly dealt with the hundreds of cavalry queens.

The course of the battle was not much different from Qian Tiandun's predictions, and although the Houjin cavalry was brave, they still seemed to be incapable of adapting to this new tactic that they had never seen before. The consequence of blindly brutal charging is just to give the Haihan soldiers one more chance to shoot live ammunition and live targets, if it weren't for some cavalry and archery masters in the Houjin cavalry, this infantry and cavalry confrontation might even have a record of zero casualties.