Every armed force that fought against the Haihan faced the same problem, that is, how to advance to the distance of their own combat under the volley of the Haihan rifle. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 Normally, most of the opponents that Haihan encountered would be completely defeated from a distance of fifty meters, because it is difficult for ordinary bows and arrows and firearms to have a relatively high hit rate at this distance, while Haihan's rifle volley is enough to kill. And this salvo tactic fires extremely quickly, leaving almost no respite for the opponent.

In order to be able to accurately convey tactical instructions on the noisy battlefield, the Haihan militia will let the commander use a copper whistle to give orders when shooting in a rotating formation. Accompanied by a sharp brass whistle, each tactical movement of the soldiers is coordinated, and this whistle reaches the ears of the opponent as if it were a life, and its deterrent power sometimes even exceeds that of gunfire.

At this time, most of these eighteen Zhiyu parties who fought on Miyako Island had fought with the Haihan militia before they evacuated Penghu last year, and naturally they still remember this kind of whistle. As soon as the whistle sounded on the Haihan position, many of the pirates who were originally charging towards this area suddenly slowed down reflexively.

Their opponent was the 4th Company of the 1st Battalion of the Haihan Militia Regiment, which was also one of the earliest units established in the militia regiment, and the commander of this company was Yu Tiezhu, a highly senior naturalized officer in the militia regiment.

Yu Tiezhu can be regarded as one of the earliest Ming people to take refuge in Haihan, and the bitter fishermen in Yulin Fishing Village have basically come out now, like Yu Dashan and Yu Xiaobao, who are related to him, and now they are all senior cadres in different departments of Haihan. And Yu Tiezhu himself has been promoted to the position of captain and company commander by relying on the combat exploits accumulated in the southern and northern wars over the years. 、

Before this departure, Wang Tom had already talked to him on behalf of the high-level leaders of the Central Military Commission, and after the completion of this mission, a one-month refresher course would be arranged. Yu Tiezhu has been in the Haihan Army for a long time, so he naturally understands the meaning of further study, and estimates that this is the above considering another promotion for him. With his current position, he will be a battalion-level cadre further up, and when he reaches this level, he will have the opportunity to participate in the process of formulating operational plans by the Central Military Commission and the General Staff, which can be said to be a watershed for the officer class. At present, there are only a few naturalized officers on this dividing line, such as Takahashi Minami and Wu Sen, who are also the targets that Yu Tiezhu is trying to catch up.

Of course, whether Yu Tiezhu can be promoted smoothly in the future, there is a necessary premise, that is, he should have a performance consistent with his identity in this operation. The fourth company of the 1st battalion led by him was a veteran company in the Haihan militia regiment, and this time he was assigned the task of taking the lead of the landing in the operation to seize the island, and as long as he could tear a gap in the coastline of Miyako Island and establish the first beachhead for the landing of the follow-up troops, the mission of Yu Tiezhu could be declared a successful completion.

In the face of the pirates' counterattack, Yu Tiezhu did not panic at all, he knew very well that these pirates were all stubble, and they looked menacing, but as long as the offensive on Haihan's side was launched, the opposite side would soon fall apart.

Yu Tiezhu took the bronze whistle in his mouth and blew it hard, and the soldiers in the first row immediately raised their guns in unison to aim forward, and Yu Tiezhu immediately blew the second blow after confirming that all the personnel had completed the tactical action, and suddenly the gunfire was loud, and a smoke formed by the burning of gunpowder rose in front of the formation. The soldiers who finished shooting immediately gave up their positions and retreated from the gap in the queue, while the soldiers in the back row stepped forward to fill the vacant firing slots. Each soldier practiced this transposition tactic hundreds of times before stepping onto the battlefield to ensure that they could do it accurately, even in the dark of night when they couldn't see their fingers, or in a completely unfamiliar queue.

The muscular reflexes developed over a long period of time allow soldiers to ignore the dangers of the battlefield and focus on completing tactical moves. The rifle's shooting accuracy was limited, and Haihan's solution was to compensate for the lack of accuracy by firing more frequently and intensively. And if the opponent who enters the range happens to maintain a relatively dense formation, then the killing effect will also be much improved.

When the first group of people who rushed to the front fell to the ground with the sound of copper whistles and gunshots, the pirates suddenly realized that what they were doing was no different from suicide, although the shooting of the Haihan soldiers at this time did not cause them too many casualties, but the intermittent sharp whistles on the Haihan position quickly destroyed the pirates' will to fight. Every whistle is inevitably accompanied by oncoming bullets, and even those who have not been shot will feel like they have walked on the edge of the ghost gate.

The pirates who were sent to the coast to snipe the Haihan landing, after a short confrontation with the Haihan vanguard that had landed, left behind more than a dozen corpses and retreated in panic. However, the gang probably knew that there was no way to make a difference if they withdrew like this, so after retreating for about a mile, they stopped and began to reorganize the formation in an attempt to carry out another wave of attacks.

However, this struggle still seemed very futile, and the Haihan militia did not waste much time on the beachhead, but stopped for a while and continued to move forward. Since the pirate side did not deploy long-range weapons such as artillery near the landing site, there was no need for the vanguard to stay on the beachhead to build positions. The ships at sea were enough to provide fire cover for the infantry, and the four companies led by Iron Pillar pressed straight to the southeast. As soon as the pirates gathered the scattered personnel, Yu Tiezhu's troops had already chased after them, and even though the pirate leader shouted and screamed, it was still difficult to stop the decline of the rout.

Although the pirates were mentally prepared for a decisive battle with Haihan before the war, most of them still chose to flee because of the instinct to survive. Although they also knew very well that they would not be able to escape from this island, there would always be a chance to survive if they escaped, and if they continued to fight the Haihan here, it was very likely that they would soon go to meet the king of Hades.

By 5 p.m., the Haehandon troops had advanced about five miles inland from the coastline and cleared a safe landing ground off the northwest coast of Miyako Island, allowing the transport ships to transfer supplies and some heavy equipment ashore. During this period, although Shibazhi also organized several counterattacks, they were all in vain and did not achieve actual results.

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Every armed force that fought against the Haihan faced the same problem, that is, how to advance to the distance of their own combat under the volley of the Haihan rifle. Generally speaking, most of the opponents Haihan encountered would be completely defeated from a distance of fifty meters, because it was difficult for ordinary bows and arrows and firearms to have a relatively high hit rate at this distance, while Haihan's rifle salvo was enough to kill. And this salvo tactic fires extremely quickly, leaving almost no respite for the opponent.

In order to be able to accurately convey tactical instructions on the noisy battlefield, the Haihan militia will let the commander use a copper whistle to give orders when shooting in a rotating formation. Accompanied by a sharp brass whistle, each tactical movement of the soldiers is coordinated, and this whistle reaches the ears of the opponent as if it were a life, and its deterrent power sometimes even exceeds that of gunfire.

At this time, most of these eighteen Zhiyu parties who fought on Miyako Island had fought with the Haihan militia before they evacuated Penghu last year, and naturally they still remember this kind of whistle. As soon as the whistle sounded on the Haihan position, many of the pirates who were originally charging towards this area suddenly slowed down reflexively.

Their opponent was the 4th Company of the 1st Battalion of the Haihan Militia Regiment, which was also one of the earliest units established in the militia regiment, and the commander of this company was Yu Tiezhu, a highly senior naturalized officer in the militia regiment.

Yu Tiezhu can be regarded as one of the earliest Ming people to take refuge in Haihan, and the bitter fishermen in Yulin Fishing Village have basically come out now, like Yu Dashan and Yu Xiaobao, who are related to him, and now they are all senior cadres in different departments of Haihan. And Yu Tiezhu himself has been promoted to the position of captain and company commander by relying on the combat exploits accumulated in the southern and northern wars over the years. 、

Before this departure, Wang Tom had already talked to him on behalf of the high-level leaders of the Central Military Commission, and after the completion of this mission, a one-month refresher course would be arranged. Yu Tiezhu has been in the Haihan Army for a long time, so he naturally understands the meaning of further study, and estimates that this is the above considering another promotion for him. With his current position, he will be a battalion-level cadre further up, and when he reaches this level, he will have the opportunity to participate in the process of formulating operational plans by the Central Military Commission and the General Staff, which can be said to be a watershed for the officer class. At present, there are only a few naturalized officers on this dividing line, such as Takahashi Minami and Wu Sen, who are also the targets that Yu Tiezhu is trying to catch up.

Of course, whether Yu Tiezhu can be promoted smoothly in the future, there is a necessary premise, that is, he should have a performance consistent with his identity in this operation. The fourth company of the 1st battalion led by him was a veteran company in the Haihan militia regiment, and this time he was assigned the task of taking the lead of the landing in the operation to seize the island, and as long as he could tear a gap in the coastline of Miyako Island and establish the first beachhead for the landing of the follow-up troops, the mission of Yu Tiezhu could be declared a successful completion.

In the face of the pirates' counterattack, Yu Tiezhu did not panic at all, he knew very well that these pirates were all stubble, and they looked menacing, but as long as the offensive on Haihan's side was launched, the opposite side would soon fall apart.

Yu Tiezhu took the bronze whistle in his mouth and blew it hard, and the soldiers in the first row immediately raised their guns in unison to aim forward, and Yu Tiezhu immediately blew the second blow after confirming that all the personnel had completed the tactical action, and suddenly the gunfire was loud, and a smoke formed by the burning of gunpowder rose in front of the formation. The soldiers who finished shooting immediately gave up their positions and retreated from the gap in the queue, while the soldiers in the back row stepped forward to fill the vacant firing slots. Each soldier practiced this transposition tactic hundreds of times before stepping onto the battlefield to ensure that they could do it accurately, even in the dark of night when they couldn't see their fingers, or in a completely unfamiliar queue.

The muscular reflexes developed over a long period of time allow soldiers to ignore the dangers of the battlefield and focus on completing tactical moves. The rifle's shooting accuracy was limited, and Haihan's solution was to compensate for the lack of accuracy by firing more frequently and intensively. And if the opponent who enters the range happens to maintain a relatively dense formation, then the killing effect will also be much improved.

When the first group of people who rushed to the front fell to the ground with the sound of copper whistles and gunshots, the pirates suddenly realized that what they were doing was no different from suicide, although the shooting of the Haihan soldiers at this time did not cause them too many casualties, but the intermittent sharp whistles on the Haihan position quickly destroyed the pirates' will to fight. Every whistle is inevitably accompanied by oncoming bullets, and even those who have not been shot will feel like they have walked on the edge of the ghost gate.

The pirates who were sent to the coast to snipe the Haihan landing, after a short confrontation with the Haihan vanguard that had landed, left behind more than a dozen corpses and retreated in panic. However, the gang probably knew that there was no way to make a difference if they withdrew like this, so after retreating for about a mile, they stopped and began to reorganize the formation in an attempt to carry out another wave of attacks.

However, this struggle still seemed very futile, and the Haihan militia did not waste much time on the beachhead, but stopped for a while and continued to move forward. Since the pirate side did not deploy long-range weapons such as artillery near the landing site, there was no need for the vanguard to stay on the beachhead to build positions. The ships at sea were enough to provide fire cover for the infantry, and the four companies led by Iron Pillar pressed straight to the southeast. As soon as the pirates gathered the scattered personnel, Yu Tiezhu's troops had already chased after them, and even though the pirate leader shouted and screamed, it was still difficult to stop the decline of the rout.

Although the pirates were mentally prepared for a decisive battle with Haihan before the war, most of them still chose to flee because of the instinct to survive. Although they also knew very well that they would not be able to escape from this island, there would always be a chance to survive if they escaped, and if they continued to fight the Haihan here, it was very likely that they would soon go to meet the king of Hades.

By 5 p.m., the Haehandon troops had advanced about five miles inland from the coastline and cleared a safe landing ground off the northwest coast of Miyako Island, allowing the transport ships to transfer supplies and some heavy equipment ashore. During this period, although Shibazhi also organized several counterattacks, they were all in vain and did not achieve actual results. (To be continued.) )