Although Haihan claims to be invincible, it is still a small country with a total population of only a few hundred thousand, and the total strength of the army is still very limited. The Ministry of Defense has already occupied a large number of troops to defend the colonies scattered throughout the Far East, and it is actually quite difficult for Haihan to gather heavy troops across regions to fight a major battle. Based on past operational experience, it is undoubtedly a shortcut to solve this problem by allowing the Cooperative Army to join the operation.

The first to get the identity of the assistant army was undoubtedly the Annam army, which was the first to carry out in-depth military cooperation with Haihan. It was with the help of Haihan that Annan ended the civil war between the north and the south, and then it was Haihan who supported the establishment of a new army equipped with guns and artillery, as well as a navy that completely copied the Haihan model. As Haihan's earliest military ally, the Annan army sends people to participate in military exercises organized by Haihan's Ministry of Defense in the Beibu Gulf every year. In the many military operations of Haihan in the South China Sea later, Annan also sent troops to coordinate actions, and did not shy away from binding his interests with Haihan.

After that, another powerful co-army came from the Ming Dynasty, Haihan spent countless efforts and resources in Fujian to support the Xu Group, led by Xu Xinsu under the banner of the Ming Dynasty official army The local armed forces also gave Haihan rich returns. In the successive battles to exterminate the Eighteen Zhi and clean up the Dutch and Spanish colonial forces, the Fujian side sent troops to cooperate with the actions of the Haihan, and also gave a lot of convenience to the actions of the Haihan on the southeast coast.

To this day, the relationship between the Fujian military and Haihan is still very close, and the military cooperation between the two sides is also advancing as always.

As for the pirate armies like those along the coast of Zhejiang, who are subordinate to Haihan, they are not qualified to fight side by side with Haihan, and it is too reluctant to call them co-affiliated troops.

Although the Phi Dao Ming Army, which is lonely overseas, has limited troops, it is also a front-line unit that has been fighting against Houjin for many years. Although the strength is not as good as the Fujian naval division under Xu Xinsu's command that is piled up with real money, it is better than the experience of fighting the Houjin army, and it is basically capable of assisting the Haihan army on the battlefield in Liaodong.

Phi Dao wanted to send more than 2,000 people to participate in the war, and the command was still in the hands of Haihan, such a move was enough to show the sincerity of his cooperation, and Morgan was very satisfied with this. However, at present, to settle this group of Ming soldiers in Lushun, there are still many details to discuss with Shen Zhixiang.

With the current situation of Phi Island, the consumption of grain, grass and ammunition during the battle in Liaodong by this group of people probably could not be expected to be prepared by the Ming army on its own, and most of the needs could only be supplied by the Haihan side. The specific operational arrangements require a relatively perfect connection between the command systems of the two sides. Although in the past year, the two sides have also jointly dispatched troops to sweep the coast of the Liaodong Peninsula on several occasions, but the scale and objectives of this operation are very different from previous operations, so the pre-war preparations will be more complicated.

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Although Haihan claims to be invincible, it is still a small country with a total population of only a few hundred thousand, and the total strength of the army is still very limited. The Ministry of Defense has already occupied a large number of troops to defend the colonies scattered throughout the Far East, and it is actually quite difficult for Haihan to gather heavy troops across regions to fight a major battle. Based on past operational experience, it is undoubtedly a shortcut to solve this problem by allowing the Cooperative Army to join the operation.

The first to get the identity of the assistant army was undoubtedly the Annam army, which was the first to carry out in-depth military cooperation with Haihan. It was with the help of Haihan that Annan ended the civil war between the north and the south, and then it was Haihan who supported the establishment of a new army equipped with guns and artillery, as well as a navy that completely copied the Haihan model. As Haihan's earliest military ally, the Annan army sends people to participate in military exercises organized by Haihan's Ministry of Defense in the Beibu Gulf every year. In the many military operations of Haihan in the South China Sea later, Annan also sent troops to coordinate actions, and did not shy away from binding his interests with Haihan.

After that, another powerful co-army came from the Ming Dynasty, Haihan spent countless efforts and resources in Fujian to support the Xu Group, led by Xu Xinsu under the banner of the Ming Dynasty official army The local armed forces also gave Haihan rich returns. In the successive battles to exterminate the Eighteen Zhi and clean up the Dutch and Spanish colonial forces, the Fujian side sent troops to cooperate with the actions of the Haihan, and also gave a lot of convenience to the actions of the Haihan on the southeast coast.

To this day, the relationship between the Fujian military and Haihan is still very close, and the military cooperation between the two sides is also advancing as always.

As for the pirate armies like those along the coast of Zhejiang, who are subordinate to Haihan, they are not qualified to fight side by side with Haihan, and it is too reluctant to call them co-affiliated troops.

Although the Phi Dao Ming Army, which is lonely overseas, has limited troops, it is also a front-line unit that has been fighting against Houjin for many years. Although the strength is not as good as the Fujian naval division under Xu Xinsu's command that is piled up with real money, it is better than the experience of fighting the Houjin army, and it is basically capable of assisting the Haihan army on the battlefield in Liaodong.

Phi Dao wanted to send more than 2,000 people to participate in the war, and the command was still in the hands of Haihan, such a move was enough to show the sincerity of his cooperation, and Morgan was very satisfied with this. However, at present, to settle this group of Ming soldiers in Lushun, there are still many details to discuss with Shen Zhixiang.

With the current situation of Phi Island, the consumption of grain, grass and ammunition during the battle in Liaodong by this group of people probably could not be expected to be prepared by the Ming army on its own, and most of the needs could only be supplied by the Haihan side. The specific operational arrangements require a relatively perfect connection between the command systems of the two sides. Although in the past year, the two sides have also jointly dispatched troops to sweep the coast of the Liaodong Peninsula on several occasions, but the scale and objectives of this operation are very different from previous operations, so the pre-war preparations will be more complicated. Although Haihan claims to be invincible, it is still a small country with a total population of only a few hundred thousand, and the total strength of the army is still very limited. The Ministry of Defense has already occupied a large number of troops to defend the colonies scattered throughout the Far East, and it is actually quite difficult for Haihan to gather heavy troops across regions to fight a major battle. Based on past operational experience, it is undoubtedly a shortcut to solve this problem by allowing the Cooperative Army to join the operation.

The first to get the identity of the assistant army was undoubtedly the Annam army, which was the first to carry out in-depth military cooperation with Haihan. It was with the help of Haihan that Annan ended the civil war between the north and the south, and then it was Haihan who supported the establishment of a new army equipped with guns and artillery, as well as a navy that completely copied the Haihan model. As Haihan's earliest military ally, the Annan army sends people to participate in military exercises organized by Haihan's Ministry of Defense in the Beibu Gulf every year. In the many military operations of Haihan in the South China Sea later, Annan also sent troops to coordinate actions, and did not shy away from binding his interests with Haihan.

After that, another powerful co-army came from the Ming Dynasty, Haihan spent countless efforts and resources in Fujian to support the Xu Group, led by Xu Xinsu under the banner of the Ming Dynasty official army The local armed forces also gave Haihan rich returns. In the successive battles to exterminate the Eighteen Zhi and clean up the Dutch and Spanish colonial forces, the Fujian side sent troops to cooperate with the actions of the Haihan, and also gave a lot of convenience to the actions of the Haihan on the southeast coast.

To this day, the relationship between the Fujian military and Haihan is still very close, and the military cooperation between the two sides is also advancing as always.

As for the pirate armies like those along the coast of Zhejiang, who are subordinate to Haihan, they are not qualified to fight side by side with Haihan, and it is too reluctant to call them co-affiliated troops.

Although the Phi Dao Ming Army, which is lonely overseas, has limited troops, it is also a front-line unit that has been fighting against Houjin for many years. Although the strength is not as good as the Fujian naval division under Xu Xinsu's command that is piled up with real money, it is better than the experience of fighting the Houjin army, and it is basically capable of assisting the Haihan army on the battlefield in Liaodong.

Phi Dao wanted to send more than 2,000 people to participate in the war, and the command was still in the hands of Haihan, such a move was enough to show the sincerity of his cooperation, and Morgan was very satisfied with this. However, at present, to settle this group of Ming soldiers in Lushun, there are still many details to discuss with Shen Zhixiang.

With the current situation of Phi Island, the consumption of grain, grass and ammunition during the battle in Liaodong by this group of people probably could not be expected to be prepared by the Ming army on its own, and most of the needs could only be supplied by the Haihan side. The specific operational arrangements require a relatively perfect connection between the command systems of the two sides. Although in the past year, the two sides have also jointly dispatched troops to sweep the coast of the Liaodong Peninsula on several occasions, but the scale and objectives of this operation are very different from previous operations, so the pre-war preparations will be more complicated. Although Haihan claims to be invincible, it is still a small country with a total population of only a few hundred thousand, and the total strength of the army is still very limited. The Ministry of Defense has already occupied a large number of troops to defend the colonies scattered throughout the Far East, and it is actually quite difficult for Haihan to gather heavy troops across regions to fight a major battle. Based on past operational experience, it is undoubtedly a shortcut to solve this problem by allowing the Cooperative Army to join the operation.

The first to get the identity of the assistant army was undoubtedly the Annam army, which was the first to carry out in-depth military cooperation with Haihan. It was with the help of Haihan that Annan ended the civil war between the north and the south, and then it was Haihan who supported the establishment of a new army equipped with guns and artillery, as well as a navy that completely copied the Haihan model. As Haihan's earliest military ally, the Annan army sends people to participate in military exercises organized by Haihan's Ministry of Defense in the Beibu Gulf every year. In the many military operations of Haihan in the South China Sea later, Annan also sent troops to coordinate actions, and did not shy away from binding his interests with Haihan.

After that, another powerful co-army came from the Ming Dynasty, Haihan spent countless efforts and resources in Fujian to support the Xu Group, led by Xu Xinsu under the banner of the Ming Dynasty official army The local armed forces also gave Haihan rich returns. In the successive battles to exterminate the Eighteen Zhi and clean up the Dutch and Spanish colonial forces, the Fujian side sent troops to cooperate with the actions of the Haihan, and also gave a lot of convenience to the actions of the Haihan on the southeast coast.

To this day, the relationship between the Fujian military and Haihan is still very close, and the military cooperation between the two sides is also advancing as always.

As for the pirate armies like those along the coast of Zhejiang, who are subordinate to Haihan, they are not qualified to fight side by side with Haihan, and it is too reluctant to call them co-affiliated troops.

Although the Phi Dao Ming Army, which is lonely overseas, has limited troops, it is also a front-line unit that has been fighting against Houjin for many years. Although the strength is not as good as the Fujian naval division under Xu Xinsu's command that is piled up with real money, it is better than the experience of fighting the Houjin army, and it is basically capable of assisting the Haihan army on the battlefield in Liaodong.

Phi Dao wanted to send more than 2,000 people to participate in the war, and the command was still in the hands of Haihan, such a move was enough to show the sincerity of his cooperation, and Morgan was very satisfied with this. However, at present, to settle this group of Ming soldiers in Lushun, there are still many details to discuss with Shen Zhixiang.

With the current situation of Phi Island, the consumption of grain, grass and ammunition during the battle in Liaodong by this group of people probably could not be expected to be prepared by the Ming army on its own, and most of the needs could only be supplied by the Haihan side. The specific operational arrangements require a relatively perfect connection between the command systems of the two sides. Although in the past year, the two sides have also jointly dispatched troops to sweep the coast of the Liaodong Peninsula on several occasions, but the scale and objectives of this operation are very different from previous operations, so the pre-war preparations will be more complicated.

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