The sudden bombardment immediately threw the sailors on the Martin into disarray, these sailors were not professional soldiers, had limited combat training, and the vast majority of them had absolutely zero experience in artillery battles with enemy warships at sea. When the violent vibration of the hull after being hit came from the deck beneath their feet, almost everyone panicked in an instant, and the training they had received before the battle was forgotten in this instant.

"Don't mess around! Get back to your position! Gunner, reload your guns, aim at the enemy ship, and prepare to counterattack! Adjust course and avoid the ship!"

Probably the only person on board who remained calm was the officer who accompanied the ship, loudly directing the sailors back to their rightful positions. He knew that if there was no one on the ship to step up and command at this time, then the next thing would be slowly destroyed by the opponent like a target. The "Martin" entered Subic Bay single-handedly, and it was already quite far from the city of Manila, and there was no need to expect help from the vicinity, and now the only one who could save them was himself. Try to get rid of the volley from the front and rush out of Subic Bay, maybe there is still a chance of survival.

However, this was only a unilateral idea of the Spaniards, and before they could complete the adjustment of the "Martin", a second shelling from the opposite side followed. This time, however, the Spaniard's good fortune continued, as a second shell passed near the stern of the "Martin" and hit the air, causing a splash on the sea.

"Shoot back now! Don't let these damn Haihan people go!"

"Aim at me! Both guns are aimed at their tail rudders!"

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The sudden bombardment immediately threw the sailors on the Martin into disarray, these sailors were not professional soldiers, had limited combat training, and the vast majority of them had absolutely zero experience in artillery battles with enemy warships at sea. When the violent vibration of the hull after being hit came from the deck beneath their feet, almost everyone panicked in an instant, and the training they had received before the battle was forgotten in this instant.

"Don't mess around! Get back to your position! Gunner, reload your guns, aim at the enemy ship, and prepare to counterattack! Adjust course and avoid the ship!"

Probably the only person on board who remained calm was the officer who accompanied the ship, loudly directing the sailors back to their rightful positions. He knew that if there was no one on the ship to step up and command at this time, then the next thing would be slowly destroyed by the opponent like a target. The "Martin" entered Subic Bay single-handedly, and it was already quite far from the city of Manila, and there was no need to expect help from the vicinity, and now the only one who could save them was himself. Try to get rid of the volley from the front and rush out of Subic Bay, maybe there is still a chance of survival.

However, this was only a unilateral idea of the Spaniards, and before they could complete the adjustment of the "Martin", a second shelling from the opposite side followed. This time, however, the Spaniard's good fortune continued, as a second shell passed near the stern of the "Martin" and hit the air, causing a splash on the sea.

"Shoot back now! Don't let these damn Haihan people go!"

"Aim at me! Both guns are aimed at their tail rudders!"

The sudden bombardment immediately threw the sailors on the Martin into disarray, these sailors were not professional soldiers, had limited combat training, and the vast majority of them had absolutely zero experience in artillery battles with enemy warships at sea. When the violent vibration of the hull after being hit came from the deck beneath their feet, almost everyone panicked in an instant, and the training they had received before the battle was forgotten in this instant.

"Don't mess around! Get back to your position! Gunner, reload your guns, aim at the enemy ship, and prepare to counterattack! Adjust course and avoid the ship!"

Probably the only person on board who remained calm was the officer who accompanied the ship, loudly directing the sailors back to their rightful positions. He knew that if there was no one on the ship to step up and command at this time, then the next thing would be slowly destroyed by the opponent like a target. The "Martin" entered Subic Bay single-handedly, and it was already quite far from the city of Manila, and there was no need to expect help from the vicinity, and now the only one who could save them was himself. Try to get rid of the volley from the front and rush out of Subic Bay, maybe there is still a chance of survival.

However, this was only a unilateral idea of the Spaniards, and before they could complete the adjustment of the "Martin", a second shelling from the opposite side followed. This time, however, the Spaniard's good fortune continued, as a second shell passed near the stern of the "Martin" and hit the air, causing a splash on the sea.

"Shoot back now! Don't let these damn Haihan people go!"

"Aim at me! Both guns are aimed at their tail rudders!"

The sudden bombardment immediately threw the sailors on the Martin into disarray, these sailors were not professional soldiers, had limited combat training, and the vast majority of them had absolutely zero experience in artillery battles with enemy warships at sea. When the violent vibration of the hull after being hit came from the deck beneath their feet, almost everyone panicked in an instant, and the training they had received before the battle was forgotten in this instant.

"Don't mess around! Get back to your position! Gunner, reload your guns, aim at the enemy ship, and prepare to counterattack! Adjust course and avoid the ship!"

Probably the only person on board who remained calm was the officer who accompanied the ship, loudly directing the sailors back to their rightful positions. He knew that if there was no one on the ship to step up and command at this time, then the next thing would be slowly destroyed by the opponent like a target. The "Martin" entered Subic Bay single-handedly, and it was already quite far from the city of Manila, and there was no need to expect help from the vicinity, and now the only one who could save them was himself. Try to get rid of the volley from the front and rush out of Subic Bay, maybe there is still a chance of survival.

However, this was only a unilateral idea of the Spaniards, and before they could complete the adjustment of the "Martin", a second shelling from the opposite side followed. This time, however, the Spaniard's good fortune continued, as a second shell passed near the stern of the "Martin" and hit the air, causing a splash on the sea.

"Shoot back now! Don't let these damn Haihan people go!"

"Aim at me! Both guns are aimed at their tail rudders!"

The sudden bombardment immediately threw the sailors on the Martin into disarray, these sailors were not professional soldiers, had limited combat training, and the vast majority of them had absolutely zero experience in artillery battles with enemy warships at sea. When the violent vibration of the hull after being hit came from the deck beneath their feet, almost everyone panicked in an instant, and the training they had received before the battle was forgotten in this instant.

"Don't mess around! Get back to your position! Gunner, reload your guns, aim at the enemy ship, and prepare to counterattack! Adjust course and avoid the ship!"

Probably the only person on board who remained calm was the officer who accompanied the ship, loudly directing the sailors back to their rightful positions. He knew that if there was no one on the ship to step up and command at this time, then the next thing would be slowly destroyed by the opponent like a target. The "Martin" entered Subic Bay single-handedly, and it was already quite far from the city of Manila, and there was no need to expect help from the vicinity, and now the only one who could save them was himself. Try to get rid of the volley from the front and rush out of Subic Bay, maybe there is still a chance of survival.

However, this was only a unilateral idea of the Spaniards, and before they could complete the adjustment of the "Martin", a second shelling from the opposite side followed. This time, however, the Spaniard's good fortune continued, as a second shell passed near the stern of the "Martin" and hit the air, causing a splash on the sea.

"Shoot back now! Don't let these damn Haihan people go!"

"Aim at me! Both guns are aimed at their tail rudders!"

The sudden bombardment immediately threw the sailors on the Martin into disarray, these sailors were not professional soldiers, had limited combat training, and the vast majority of them had absolutely zero experience in artillery battles with enemy warships at sea. When the violent vibration of the hull after being hit came from the deck beneath their feet, almost everyone panicked in an instant, and the training they had received before the battle was forgotten in this instant.

"Don't mess around! Get back to your position! Gunner, reload your guns, aim at the enemy ship, and prepare to counterattack! Adjust course and avoid the ship!"

Probably the only person on board who remained calm was the officer who accompanied the ship, loudly directing the sailors back to their rightful positions. He knew that if there was no one on the ship to step up and command at this time, then the next thing would be slowly destroyed by the opponent like a target. The "Martin" entered Subic Bay single-handedly, and it was already quite far from the city of Manila, and there was no need to expect help from the vicinity, and now the only one who could save them was himself. Try to get rid of the volley from the front and rush out of Subic Bay, maybe there is still a chance of survival.

However, this was only a unilateral idea of the Spaniards, and before they could complete the adjustment of the "Martin", a second shelling from the opposite side followed. This time, however, the Spaniard's good fortune continued, as a second shell passed near the stern of the "Martin" and hit the air, causing a splash on the sea.

"Shoot back now! Don't let these damn Haihan people go!"

"Aim at me! Both guns are aimed at their tail rudders!"

The sudden bombardment immediately threw the sailors on the Martin into disarray, these sailors were not professional soldiers, had limited combat training, and the vast majority of them had absolutely zero experience in artillery battles with enemy warships at sea. When the violent vibration of the hull after being hit came from the deck beneath their feet, almost everyone panicked in an instant, and the training they had received before the battle was forgotten in this instant.

"Don't mess around! Get back to your position! Gunner, reload your guns, aim at the enemy ship, and prepare to counterattack! Adjust course and avoid the ship!"

Probably the only person on board who remained calm was the officer who accompanied the ship, loudly directing the sailors back to their rightful positions. He knew that if there was no one on the ship to step up and command at this time, then the next thing would be slowly destroyed by the opponent like a target. The "Martin" entered Subic Bay single-handedly, and it was already quite far from the city of Manila, and there was no need to expect help from the vicinity, and now the only one who could save them was himself. Try to get rid of the volley from the front and rush out of Subic Bay, maybe there is still a chance of survival.

However, this was only a unilateral idea of the Spaniards, and before they could complete the adjustment of the "Martin", a second shelling from the opposite side followed. This time, however, the Spaniard's good fortune continued, as a second shell passed near the stern of the "Martin" and hit the air, causing a splash on the sea.

"Shoot back now! Don't let these damn Haihan people go!"

"Aim at me! Both guns are aimed at their tail rudders!"

The sudden bombardment immediately threw the sailors on the Martin into disarray, these sailors were not professional soldiers, had limited combat training, and the vast majority of them had absolutely zero experience in artillery battles with enemy warships at sea. When the violent vibration of the hull after being hit came from the deck beneath their feet, almost everyone panicked in an instant, and the training they had received before the battle was forgotten in this instant.

"Don't mess around! Get back to your position! Gunner, reload your guns, aim at the enemy ship, and prepare to counterattack! Adjust course and avoid the ship!"

Probably the only person on board who remained calm was the officer who accompanied the ship, loudly directing the sailors back to their rightful positions. He knew that if there was no one on the ship to step up and command at this time, then the next thing would be slowly destroyed by the opponent like a target. The "Martin" entered Subic Bay single-handedly, and it was already quite far from the city of Manila, and there was no need to expect help from the vicinity, and now the only one who could save them was himself. Try to get rid of the volley from the front and rush out of Subic Bay, maybe there is still a chance of survival.

However, this was only a unilateral idea of the Spaniards, and before they could complete the adjustment of the "Martin", a second shelling from the opposite side followed. This time, however, the Spaniard's good fortune continued, as a second shell passed near the stern of the "Martin" and hit the air, causing a splash on the sea.

(End of chapter)