"Don't worry, my friend." Jericho understood Du Jipeng's thoughts, and replied with a smile, "The war is over, you can recuperate, we hope you can recover as soon as possible and return to all of us." In recognition of the heroism of all of you, each and every one of you will be awarded the Medal of Honour by Her Majesty and the commendation of the Imperial Government. ”

Hearing Jericho's kind words, Du Jipeng suddenly found that he had an inexplicable dependence on his superiors and partners.

His biggest fear was that he was too badly injured and could be sent back to China, losing the opportunity to develop in the navy.

But now, those fears have gone up in smoke.

"You'll be a good captain, Du." Chen Wei smiled and stretched out his hand to him.

"If I have a chance, I will have to compete with you again, Chen, but I won't use a hidden weapon again." Du Jipeng laughed happily and shook Chen Wei's hand hard.

"You're welcome at any time, but you'll have to take care of your injuries." Chen Wei said with a smile.

Leaving the hospital and returning to the "Indomitable", Chen Wei sat in his cabin, the experience of blood and fire these days made him excited, he took out a pen and paper, and quickly wrote a letter to his mother Sarah.

"Hello, dear mother. Your son misses you so much that he can't wait to tell you about his experiences these days after the battle. ”

"Where to start? Alexandria? Pharos? Amruburg? Anything that happens anywhere is enough to make people understand what is miserable. But the day of the Battle of Amrur Fort, in particular, lingered in my mind. The morning mist lifted, and a large army suddenly revealed itself, advancing towards an earthen wall on the hill and a path below the surface behind it. My regiment was ordered to support the troops already behind the earthen wall, and they soon lined up in front of the white houses at the top of the Hermes Heights. General Gordon, General Graham, and General Wolseley in his hat stood on the lawn in front of the porch and talked, taking turns looking across the Nile with binoculars. General Graham wears a gray cape. Standing with the other two, he looked like a strong man herding pigs. But from what I know of General Gordon's tactics, I definitely prefer to fight under General Graham. As silly as he may seem, he always had the intention of finding defensible terrain where his soldiers could hide behind their positions in relative safety and go on a killing spree. And the fierce battle of Amrüburg that day was from beginning to end in this way that was just the way of General Reham. But not in a way that General Gordon liked. ”

"My regiment was finished, drove down the ridge and into range of the fierce fire of the Egyptian army. They stopped halfway through and fired a salvo, then rushed into the hollow behind the earthen wall. Halfway through, a bullet flew close to my wrist and felt like it had been licked by a cat's tongue, scratching only a small patch of skin. ”

"Walking into the trail, I immediately saw that the terrain was ideal. The advance troops had dug trenches along the sturdy earthen walls, and even if they stood upright, they would not be exposed. The Egyptian army wanted to rush to the front line of the earthen wall. You have to cross a large open area first. A soldier jumped on the wall in excitement and shouted: 'You are all making mistakes!' Do you hear that? A terrible mistake! Bullets whizzed past him, and he jumped back into the trench behind the wall, dancing with his hands. This is evident from the satisfactory nature of this position. ”

"It was very hot, the mud on the road was almost all dry, and some of us were barefoot. Lined up across the battlefield were neatly dressed in factory-made uniforms and boots, the elite of the Egyptian army, trained in the Western style. The combat power is very strong. As they charged up the hill, our soldiers behind the earthen wall were ready to shoot. While taunting them loudly, one of them shouted, 'Come closer, I want your boots!' They let the Egyptian army go up 20 paces before they opened fire and brought them down. It was so close that one soldier said it was a waste to hit a man with a bullet. If they could have lined up more neatly, we could have killed several Egyptian soldiers with a single shot and saved ammunition. ”

"When I crouched down to reload, my ears were filled with the sound of gunshots and bullets hitting my body. All day. The Egyptian army numbered thousands of men at a time, taking turns to storm the earthen wall, one after the other. There were three or four brick houses scattered across the battlefield, and it wasn't long before a large number of soldiers were hiding behind them, like a long blue shadow cast by the sunrise on the back of the houses. From time to time, their own cavalry would come and slash them from behind the house as if a teacher were beating the truant children in the ass. Then I saw them shrinking their heads, leaning forward, and running towards the earthen wall, a gesture that reminded many people at the scene that day of people who were advancing against the wind and rain. The pleasure of head-on attacks was long gone, and the Egyptian army continued to charge. I began to hate them for their foolishness in wanting to die. ”

"The war goes on in a dream: innumerable enemies are coming at you, and you yourself are weak, yet one by one they fall until they are utterly defeated. I kept firing, my right arm was tired, and my face was sore. The rifle became hot, and as the day passed, the faces of the people around me were smoked into different shades of color, reminding me of the bulging butt of a giant ape I once saw on tour. ”

"All day long, we fought under the noses of General Gordon and General Graham. The soldiers behind the wall only had to turn their heads to see the two big men supervising the battle above them. The two generals spent the afternoon at the top of the mountain, each showing their powers and saying humorous and beautiful things. General Graham said that with the defensive positions he had placed on the recess, even if all the men of Arabi Pasha's army were to drive over, not one of them would come alive under the earthen wall; He also said that the Egyptian army had fallen in a long afternoon, like rain from the eaves. ”

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