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"The purpose of our main exercise is to intersperse large-scale detours, which are mainly aimed at what happened on the battlefield in Liaodong. The intention of the General Staff www.biquge.info the pen "Fun" Pavilion is to allow our troops to successfully penetrate the rear of the Goguryeo people. Bai Xi, chief of staff of the 7th Rapid Cavalry Division, introduced.
"Hmm. It's just that I don't know if our newly formed cavalry division will be able to take on such a task all at once. The division commander Meng said worriedly. His division had only just been established, and most of his men were new recruits, except for some backbone officers and non-commissioned officers who had been drawn from the old unit, most of them had no combat experience, and Meng was very worried about such a newly established combat unit, because any mistake in the war would lead to unpredictable consequences.
"Sir, we shouldn't worry, this exercise will expose most of our problems, and we can solve them before war comes." Lieutenant Colonel Staff Officer Meng Yan said confidently.
"Hmm. Well, hopefully it will be as you guys say. Meng nodded in expression. His 7th Rapid Cavalry Division had three cavalry regiments, each of which had three battalions, and adopted the three-three system. Each regiment has only 1,500 to 1,800 people, so that his division has about 5,000 people, plus various auxiliary arms, it is only about 7,000 people, and this establishment is far smaller than the establishment of the main division of the Qin army, the strength of the main division of the standard of the Qin army ranges from 15,000 to 17,000 people, and the size of a regiment exceeds 3,000 people. Compared with the main division of the Qin army, their establishment is still somewhat small. But Meng Li also knew very well that this was the result of the deliberate compression of the establishment above, and the upper echelons of the Qin army did not want to see too many Huns, Huns, and mountain people gathered, after all, there were too many of them.
"How is the situation of our troops now?" Meng asked.
"Report to the chief, the temporary telegraph line has not yet been set up, and the advance of our troops is not yet very clear." Meng Yan replied.
"Oh." Meng sighed, and then looked at the sand table that had been temporarily assembled, the sand table looked very rough, which made Meng a little unhappy, but his reconnaissance team had spent the best effort to get the results.
The purpose of the exercise was to see how well the newly formed cavalry units could intersperse, and they needed to advance one hundred and fifty to two hundred li in one day. This advance speed is very fast, and when the General Staff formulated the plan, it required such a speed, and Meng Li complained a lot about this, because one hundred and fifty li to two hundred li, even though they were cavalry troops, it was very powerful to advance so much in one day. But such a long distance is prone to problems. Moreover, they were a newly formed unit, and Meng Li had no illusions about this outcome.
"Forget it. Let's wait and see, it's only noon anyway, and there's still an afternoon, maybe the temporary telegram will come in the afternoon. Meng Liao looked at the sand table and said.
In the mountainous area of Liaodong, Newton's 34th Regiment was also rapidly passing through the area. The 34th Regiment was subordinate to the 7th Rapid Cavalry Division, which consisted of the 33rd, 34th, and 35th Regiments. Their task is simple, to move forward, to move forward.
"Stop." Newton reined in his horse and brought his command to a halt for a moment.
"Yes, sir." The staff officers dismounted one after another, and the guard companies on the periphery quickly dispersed to take charge of their guard work.
"How far have we advanced?" Newton asked his adviser.
"Sir, we have advanced a hundred miles, and if we continue at this rate, we will be able to complete the goal of interspersing one hundred and fifty miles before dark." The staff officer replied easily.
"Our goal is two hundred miles, not one hundred and fifty miles." Newton looked at the staff officer.
"Yes, sir." The staff officer saluted.
"Damn. This is a battlefield, and salutes are not allowed. Newton said annoyedly.
"If there is a sharpshooter on the other side, your regimental commander will be killed." Newton scolded in annoyance.
The staff officer was at a loss.
"Da-da-da-da-da." Groups of cavalry passed quickly. Newton was pleased to see the rapid passage of the cavalry.
But at this moment, Newton saw a group of cavalry at a loss to stay where they were.
"Damn. Go, call me the cavalry. Newton said, waving his hand.
"Yes, sir." A corporal made a quick run.
Soon several cavalrymen were brought over.
"Which unit are you from?" Newton immediately asked such a question, but he soon discovered what he wanted to know, and on the soldier's collar badge was clearly written Arabic numerals, Thirty-six Regiments. In order to effectively control the soldiers and let the soldiers find their troops, they usually marked the number of their regiment on the soldiers' collar badges. so that they may know where their regiment is.
"Thirty-sixth regiment. Sir. A private replied blankly.
"Damn, according to the establishment, you should be subordinate to the Eighth Cavalry Division. Your position should be in front of our cavalry division. You'll arrive half a day before we do. You have fallen behind us. Newton said, looking at the soldiers. The soldiers bowed their heads in fear.
"Sir, we don't know ourselves, but, we're looking for our troops. Sir. The private continued.
"Alright. Your commander will teach you a good lesson, and you will follow our 34th Regiment. Newton waved his hand helplessly.
"Let's go eat." Newton said.
"Sir." A lieutenant came over with two boxes of cans in his hands.
"Go and check, send a platoon, contain our troops in the back, and see if any of our men are left behind." Newton said.
"Yes, sir." The lieutenant nodded.
"Damn it." Newton took the canned box.
And in the front of the thirty-fourth regiment of the first battalion. They were the first troops in the regiment. They need to open the passage for the whole regiment to advance.
"Damn, where have we been?" Bai Chen stopped and looked at the map in his hand. He was constantly looking for references on the map that he could refer to.
"Sir, it's not good." At this time, a lieutenant officer quickly ran over and said.
"What's wrong?" Bai Chen asked.
"Sir, we, maybe, may have gone wrong." The lieutenant officer said.
"What?" Bai Chen looked at the lieutenant in surprise.
"The landmarks here don't match all the landmarks on the map, and we may have entered another area." The lieutenant then said.