Occupying the geographical advantage to have fewer enemies is one of the tactics that the Haihan army is best at, and after further obtaining the bonus of weapon performance, the process of turning the advantage into victory seems to be relatively smooth. The more than 20 people who participated in this battle were all elites of the Haihan army, and the weapons used were also the most advanced models in the military, so it was naturally not a problem to ambush this Houjin army of three or four hundred people.

Morgan was not busy ordering a chase or counting the results, but counted his own men to see if there were any casualties in the battle. However, throughout the battle, the positions of the Haihan ambush were outside the killing radius of Houjin's long-range weapons, and it was difficult for the opposing infantry to rush up the hill with dense firepower, so the Haihan side maintained zero casualties in this battle. The only soldier who was slightly injured was just now when he got up to shoot the Houjin infantry and lost his balance and fell down the hillside, but fortunately, there was snow on the back, so he only fell and injured one arm, which was not serious.

Such a result naturally made Morgan feel a lot more relaxed, the participants were all elite in the army, and any loss of anyone was a big loss for the military. Even though the special operations battalion was not Morgan's direct unit, he didn't want the soldiers to be too much of a risk because of his battle plan.

This is the difference in combat style brought about by the different command styles of the generals, Takahashi Minami will let the infantry directly face the cavalry attack when attacking Arthur, while Morgan prefers to hide in the shadows and use killing moves against the enemy. If it were Minami Takahashi to command this ambush battle, then he would probably deploy his forces into a more three-dimensional firepower network in order to kill and injure the enemy faster and more, rather than shrinking all of them to the top of the hill to ambush for his own safety.

As far as the special operations battalions that are good at fighting tough battles are concerned, the number of battle losses is not as small as possible, but it depends on whether the final battle result has achieved the set combat objectives. But Morgan's sniper training is not easy, and a very important part of his consideration, in addition to the combat goal, is to ensure that the participants can get out of the fight.

After making sure that his men were safe, Morgan ordered an inventory of the results of the battle. As for the prisoners of war, Morgan didn't have any thoughts, after all, those with good arms and legs who could escape had already escaped, and almost all those who failed to escape were incapacitated because they were shot on their bodies, and these ordinary Houjin soldiers had no value for treatment for Haihan at all, and of course it was impossible to let them go, so mending the knife became an afterglow after the battle.

The counting of corpses continued until the afternoon, and in the vicinity of this hill, the Houjin army paid a total of nearly 200 lives in the two or three days before and after, and the number of casualties was not small during the truce. Morgan's command is too small, and it is too troublesome to collect all these corpses, although it is a bit inhumane, but in this situation, he can only abandon the corpse wilderness and let it become food for wild beasts.

Morgan also saw the unfinished eyes and expressions of his subordinates. But he wasn't going to stay here any longer. This battle caused so many casualties on the other side, even if they wanted to attack here again, they would have to go back to the Golden State camp to move the rescue troops first, and when they came back, there would definitely not be only so many hundreds. I'm afraid that I won't be able to come back in three or four days, and Morgan doesn't want to wait here.

Of course, after making such a fuss, the benefit to Haihan is not only to kill a group of enemies, at least in the next few days, there should be no more patrols in the nearby area of Houjin. Haihan, on the other hand, could seize this rare opportunity to conduct more detailed reconnaissance and topographic surveys of the nearby area, so that the updated military map could be used for the spring offensive.

Morgan naturally wouldn't ignore this, so he had already sent someone on horseback to report to Takahashinan in the rear. As for the operational needs of the large army, it is definitely the special operations battalion that is more familiar, and it is more prudent to hand over this reconnaissance task to Takahashi Minami to organize and carry out, and Morgan does not want to steal the work of the special operations battalion on his behalf.

After Morgan handed over this side to Takahashinan, he led the group south back to the mountains, and then the guide took a different route back to Fort Arthur. Although this errand is not too long, it is also a great experience for these snipers who live in the south all year round.

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Occupying the geographical advantage to have fewer enemies is one of the tactics that the Haihan army is best at, and after further obtaining the bonus of weapon performance, the process of turning the advantage into victory seems to be relatively smooth. The more than 20 people who participated in this battle were all elites of the Haihan army, and the weapons used were also the most advanced models in the military, so it was naturally not a problem to ambush this Houjin army of three or four hundred people.

Morgan was not busy ordering a chase or counting the results, but counted his own men to see if there were any casualties in the battle. However, throughout the battle, the positions of the Haihan ambush were outside the killing radius of Houjin's long-range weapons, and it was difficult for the opposing infantry to rush up the hill with dense firepower, so the Haihan side maintained zero casualties in this battle. The only soldier who was slightly injured was just now when he got up to shoot the Houjin infantry and lost his balance and fell down the hillside, but fortunately, there was snow on the back, so he only fell and injured one arm, which was not serious.

Such a result naturally made Morgan feel a lot more relaxed, the participants were all elite in the army, and any loss of anyone was a big loss for the military. Even though the special operations battalion was not Morgan's direct unit, he didn't want the soldiers to be too much of a risk because of his battle plan.

This is the difference in combat style brought about by the different command styles of the generals, Takahashi Minami will let the infantry directly face the cavalry attack when attacking Arthur, while Morgan prefers to hide in the shadows and use killing moves against the enemy. If it were Minami Takahashi to command this ambush battle, then he would probably deploy his forces into a more three-dimensional firepower network in order to kill and injure the enemy faster and more, rather than shrinking all of them to the top of the hill to ambush for his own safety.

As far as the special operations battalions that are good at fighting tough battles are concerned, the number of battle losses is not as small as possible, but it depends on whether the final battle result has achieved the set combat objectives. But Morgan's sniper training is not easy, and a very important part of his consideration, in addition to the combat goal, is to ensure that the participants can get out of the fight.

After making sure that his men were safe, Morgan ordered an inventory of the results of the battle. As for the prisoners of war, Morgan didn't have any thoughts, after all, those with good arms and legs who could escape had already escaped, and almost all those who failed to escape were incapacitated because they were shot on their bodies, and these ordinary Houjin soldiers had no value for treatment for Haihan at all, and of course it was impossible to let them go, so mending the knife became an afterglow after the battle.

The counting of corpses continued until the afternoon, and in the vicinity of this hill, the Houjin army paid a total of nearly 200 lives in the two or three days before and after, and the number of casualties was not small during the truce. Morgan's command is too small, and it is too troublesome to collect all these corpses, although it is a bit inhumane, but in this situation, he can only abandon the corpse wilderness and let it become food for wild beasts.

Morgan also saw the unfinished eyes and expressions of his subordinates. But he wasn't going to stay here any longer. This battle caused so many casualties on the other side, even if they wanted to attack here again, they would have to go back to the Golden State camp to move the rescue troops first, and when they came back, there would definitely not be only so many hundreds. I'm afraid that I won't be able to come back in three or four days, and Morgan doesn't want to wait here.

Of course, after making such a fuss, the benefit to Haihan is not only to kill a group of enemies, at least in the next few days, there should be no more patrols in the nearby area of Houjin. Haihan, on the other hand, could seize this rare opportunity to conduct more detailed reconnaissance and topographic surveys of the nearby area, so that the updated military map could be used for the spring offensive.

Morgan naturally wouldn't ignore this, so he had already sent someone on horseback to report to Takahashinan in the rear. As for the operational needs of the large army, it is definitely the special operations battalion that is more familiar, and it is more prudent to hand over this reconnaissance task to Takahashi Minami to organize and carry out, and Morgan does not want to steal the work of the special operations battalion on his behalf.

After Morgan handed over this side to Takahashinan, he led the group south back to the mountains, and then the guide took a different route back to Fort Arthur. Although this errand is not too long, it is also a great experience for these snipers who live in the south all year round.

Occupying the geographical advantage to have fewer enemies is one of the tactics that the Haihan army is best at, and after further obtaining the bonus of weapon performance, the process of turning the advantage into victory seems to be relatively smooth. The more than 20 people who participated in this battle were all elites of the Haihan army, and the weapons used were also the most advanced models in the military, so it was naturally not a problem to ambush this Houjin army of three or four hundred people.

Morgan was not busy ordering a chase or counting the results, but counted his own men to see if there were any casualties in the battle. However, throughout the battle, the positions of the Haihan ambush were outside the killing radius of Houjin's long-range weapons, and it was difficult for the opposing infantry to rush up the hill with dense firepower, so the Haihan side maintained zero casualties in this battle. The only soldier who was slightly injured was just now when he got up to shoot the Houjin infantry and lost his balance and fell down the hillside, but fortunately, there was snow on the back, so he only fell and injured one arm, which was not serious.

Such a result naturally made Morgan feel a lot more relaxed, the participants were all elite in the army, and any loss of anyone was a big loss for the military. Even though the special operations battalion was not Morgan's direct unit, he didn't want the soldiers to be too much of a risk because of his battle plan.

This is the difference in combat style brought about by the different command styles of the generals, Takahashi Minami will let the infantry directly face the cavalry attack when attacking Arthur, while Morgan prefers to hide in the shadows and use killing moves against the enemy. If it were Minami Takahashi to command this ambush battle, then he would probably deploy his forces into a more three-dimensional firepower network in order to kill and injure the enemy faster and more, rather than shrinking all of them to the top of the hill to ambush for his own safety.

As far as the special operations battalions that are good at fighting tough battles are concerned, the number of battle losses is not as small as possible, but it depends on whether the final battle result has achieved the set combat objectives. But Morgan's sniper training is not easy, and a very important part of his consideration, in addition to the combat goal, is to ensure that the participants can get out of the fight.

After making sure that his men were safe, Morgan ordered an inventory of the results of the battle. As for the prisoners of war, Morgan didn't have any thoughts, after all, those with good arms and legs who could escape had already escaped, and almost all those who failed to escape were incapacitated because they were shot on their bodies, and these ordinary Houjin soldiers had no value for treatment for Haihan at all, and of course it was impossible to let them go, so mending the knife became an afterglow after the battle.

The counting of corpses continued until the afternoon, and in the vicinity of this hill, the Houjin army paid a total of nearly 200 lives in the two or three days before and after, and the number of casualties was not small during the truce. Morgan's command is too small, and it is too troublesome to collect all these corpses, although it is a bit inhumane, but in this situation, he can only abandon the corpse wilderness and let it become food for wild beasts.

Morgan also saw the unfinished eyes and expressions of his subordinates. But he wasn't going to stay here any longer. This battle caused so many casualties on the other side, even if they wanted to attack here again, they would have to go back to the Golden State camp to move the rescue troops first, and when they came back, there would definitely not be only so many hundreds. I'm afraid that I won't be able to come back in three or four days, and Morgan doesn't want to wait here.

Of course, after making such a fuss, the benefit to Haihan is not only to kill a group of enemies, at least in the next few days, there should be no more patrols in the nearby area of Houjin. Haihan, on the other hand, could seize this rare opportunity to conduct more detailed reconnaissance and topographic surveys of the nearby area, so that the updated military map could be used for the spring offensive.

Morgan naturally wouldn't ignore this, so he had already sent someone on horseback to report to Takahashinan in the rear. As for the operational needs of the large army, it is definitely the special operations battalion that is more familiar, and it is more prudent to hand over this reconnaissance task to Takahashi Minami to organize and carry out, and Morgan does not want to steal the work of the special operations battalion on his behalf.

After Morgan handed over this side to Takahashinan, he led the group south back to the mountains, and then the guide took a different route back to Fort Arthur. Although this errand is not too long, it is also a great experience for these snipers who live in the south all year round.

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