The backwardness of feudalism and slavery is really everywhere. [No pop-ups]

Take, for example, the death of Yuecha Acton. Under normal circumstances, even if a modern unit encounters the beheading of the supreme commander, because it has a perfect military system, there are immediately second-in-command or even third-in-command in the modern army who can successively take over the military command of the unit.

Obviously, there is no such setting and arrangement in the Eight Banners system. When the supreme military commander was suddenly killed, the Jurchen soldiers in heavy armor who were charging were stunned for a moment, and then launched a suicidal charge towards the position of the Baath Army with red eyes and despair.

It is said that they are desperate, because according to the rules of the Later Jin Jurchen, once there is a situation where the Lord will be killed, the entire Qiding soldiers who are enlisted will commit a capital crime together. In this case, there is no way to survive unless the defeat of the enemy absolves the death penalty.

They said that they launched a suicidal charge, because before they could bring up their own charge, the 75mm guns in the Baath Army positions began to fire.

Five cannons fired shells at a rapid rate in succession into the dense crowd, shooting at the rear of the Jurchens and tearing apart the Mongol cavalry waiting behind to charge. The "warriors" of the Eight Banners wearing three layers of heavy armor who entered the range of the machine guns in the front were cut into two or three sections one by one like wheat harvesting by the machine guns of the Fuxing Army wielding chains of fire.

Invincible in the battle against the Mongols and the Ming army, the three-layer heavy armor that was not afraid of any musket fire and crossbow fire was as weak as paper paste in the face of the fire of the revival army.

Unlike the "brainless" Jurchen soldiers, the Mongol soldiers, who were flexible and good at "turning in" on the battlefield, began to flee the battlefield immediately after being attacked by artillery.

However, it is very unfortunate that if they encounter other units of the Renaissance Army, they still have the possibility of escaping, but they meet Chu Yusheng, the commander of the second company of the sixth battalion of the first army of the revival army in southern Liaoning, who is known for his flexible mind in the revival army and is very spiritual for military affairs.

Chu Yusheng is praised for his spirituality in the Fuxing Army, so what he can do will definitely not be as simple as replacing a trench with a low wall. In view of the problem of poor mobility of the Baxing Army and insufficient suppression of cavalry escape. Chu Yusheng creatively introduced the concept of chariots.

Two horses or even four horses pulled light, low in front and high in the rear, equipped with machine guns, equipped with R.P.G rocketeers, open, equipped with special shock absorbing equipment four-wheeled carriages, which were specially designed by Chu Yusheng and this guy for cavalry.

Just as the Mongol Niulu under Actun's command had fled, two four-horse armed wagons rushed out of the positions of the Baath Army, which had ceased fire, and rushed at a very fast speed towards the fleeing Mongol cavalry.

Different from modern society, although the terrain of southern Liaoning is relatively gentle, the northeast of this era is in the undeveloped and original ecological state. Of course, the armed wagons of the Renaissance Army could not leave the dilapidated but relatively smooth official road. But the fleeing Mongol cavalry was just as unable to ride outside the official road.

After all, in this era, in addition to the official road area, the fields of the northeast are also covered with all kinds of tall and short trees.

In this way, except for a few quick-witted Mongolian soldiers who abandoned their horses and fled into the woods to survive, the vast majority of the Mongolian cavalry were torn to pieces by the machine guns on the armed carriages of the Baxing Army that caught up with them. A few unlucky eggs were directly shot by the rocketeers on the armed carriage with shoulder-fired bazookas, and were torn apart by the exploding rockets.

Maybe the sight of the rocket blowing up into pieces after the body is too terrifying, many Mongolian soldiers actually dismounted and knelt down and surrendered after seeing such a scene.

A rocket with a high-explosive warhead hit a person directly, and it was definitely a very tragic sight. Speaking of which, this simple version of the shoulder-fired rocket produced by the Baath Party Arsenal is still a black technology discovered by Wang Shuhui in the process of checking information by chance.

In an article called "Wang Shuhui", Wang Shuhui found that the original tail was used to stabilize the axis of the rocket, and the parallel wings were changed to spiral wings at an angle of 14-22 degrees with the axis of the projectile body, so that the projectile body could achieve high-speed spin with the help of the wind torque generated by the spiral tail after launching.

It was under the reminder of this article that Wang Shuhui directly sent the materials to the arsenal, so that the Baath Party's ordnance department, which was working hard to imitate the 92 infantry gun and had a headache for the imitation of mortars, could find a treasure.

Even for the Renaissance Army, a bazooka that can be aimed directly is easier to master than a mortar that requires a special scope to hit accurately.

Of course, in the face of the cold weapon state of the Later Jin Jurchen and the peasant rebel army, or for the semi-firearms Ming Dynasty government army, the revival army is only equipped with grenades and rifles, and it can also defeat them all.

However, the advent of bazookas still made the "long-range" and "heavy" firepower of the revival army effectively realize the arrangement of squads. This makes the Revival Army, which believes in the supremacy of firepower and seems a little cumbersome in this plane, become able to move quickly in small units and flexibly perform various tasks.

Let's take the second company of the sixth battalion of the first army of the revival army in southern Liaoning, after quickly clearing the battlefield, the second company of the sixth battalion quickly used the radio to get in touch with several troops in the surrounding area.

After a brief communication, the 2nd Company of the 6th Battalion, the 1st Company of the 3rd Battalion, the 2nd Company of the 9th Battalion, and the 2nd Company of the 7th Battalion decided to attack Fuzhou City, which was in a state of defenseless emptiness and the Supreme Commander was killed, to rescue the 3,000 Han slaves around Fuzhou City, and to capture the Jurchen soldiers and Mongol soldiers in the city to supplement the manpower needs of the construction of the base area in southern Liaoning.

Compared with field warfare, siege warfare seems to be better fought for the revival army with abundant firepower. In particular, Han Chinese slaves and Mongolian herdsmen lived outside the city, and Jurchen and Mongol soldiers were gathered inside the city. Without the drag and kidnapping of innocent people, the Baath Army can convey the resistance of the defending forces in the destruction city through high-intensity firepower.

And so it is.

After clearing the perimeter of Fuzhou City, the revival army of more than 2,000 people in four companies launched an attack on Fuzhou City. Under the heavy firepower of the Baxing Army and the psychological offensive of the Mongolian liberation fighters transformed by the Baxing Army, the Mongolian soldiers who survived the artillery fire in Fuzhou City killed the only remaining Jurchen Niu Lu Ezhen in the city, and Kaesong surrendered.

In this way, under the attack of the four companies of the Fuxing Army, Fuzhou City, an important city in southern Liaoning Province of Houjin with 3,000 regular troops, easily fell into the hands of the Baath Party.

The fall of Fuzhou City, the death and wounding of more than half of the 3,000 regular troops, the rest were captured, and the news of the death of a high-ranking officer, Jia Laezhen, was finally transmitted to the rear of the Later Jin Jurchen by a few fleeing Mongol soldiers.

The high-level officials of the Houjin Jurchen, who were still happily enjoying the fruitful results of this entry and looting, were taken aback by this sudden news.

What's more, such a force that has occupied the southern Liaoning region and has begun to frequently appear in the surrounding areas of Gaizhou, the edge of the core ruling area of the Later Jin Jurchens, wantonly plundering the forces of the Jurchens and killing the Jurchens, this so-called Baxing Army and the Baath Party, the high-level of the Later Jin Jurchens have never even heard of it. Space-Time Gate 1619

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