Given the low operational efficiency of the North Korean government, Wang Tom even had an urge to transfer people from Liaodong to build a naval base. Of course, this is just a matter of thinking, and even if the Jinju authorities and Donggang Town have no complaints, the Executive Committee will definitely not agree to such a crazy practice if they want to stop social production in Jinju and send the limited labor force to the DPRK to build a military base in North Korea.

Although the situation on the Korean Peninsula is also important to Haihan, it is not as important as its own territory, after all, the Jinju area is the most important colony of Haihan in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea, and its priority level far exceeds that of the North Korean bases, which have not yet been finalized. Even if Tom Wang wants to dig the east wall to make up the west wall, he has to weigh whether the east wall can be dug first.

Before the construction of the base is finally implemented, Wang Tom can only continue to maintain the current state of confrontation on the Yalu River, and try to buy a buffer time for the construction of the base in the rear. It's just that up to now, the coalition forces still haven't accurately grasped the situation of the Qing army's buildup near Jiulian City and the next direction of action, and the lack of intelligence in this regard makes Wang Tom dare not make more radical deployments.

As for the Fujian naval division, which had no combat mission for the time being, they received instructions to maintain vigilance in the upper reaches to ensure that no large force of the Qing army would attack the coalition fleet from the upper river. In this way, as long as the estuary and the upstream river are under supervision, Wang Tom can rest assured that all the main warships of the fleet will be deployed near the dock position to serve as fire support for the marines.

From the point of view of geographical environment, it is unlikely that the Qing army will choose to cross the river in the upper reaches of the Yalu River, and it is less than 30 miles upstream from the location of Jiuliancheng, and there are already continuous mountainous areas on the North Korean side of the Yalu River. The relatively flat terrain of the downstream section was almost all under the supervision of the coalition fleet, and it was extremely difficult for the Qing army to find a new breakthrough point on the Yalu River to cross the river.

Xu Yuzhuo actually hoped to be able to fight the Qing army on the frontal battlefield, but the troops he led were mainly sailors, and if they landed and fought, it would be easy to drag down the marines. Therefore, he could only follow Wang Tom's instructions and lead the fleet to patrol and garrison the upper reaches of Weihua Island. Xu Yuzhuo's troops did not stop at the monitoring range designated by Wang Tom, and had already explored the position of about fifty miles upstream of Jiulian City, but still did not find the fleet used by the Qing army to cross the river.

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Given the low operational efficiency of the North Korean government, Wang Tom even had an urge to transfer people from Liaodong to build a naval base. Of course, this is just a matter of thinking, and even if the Jinju authorities and Donggang Town have no complaints, the Executive Committee will definitely not agree to such a crazy practice if they want to stop social production in Jinju and send the limited labor force to the DPRK to build a military base in North Korea.

Although the situation on the Korean Peninsula is also important to Haihan, it is not as important as its own territory, after all, the Jinju area is the most important colony of Haihan in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea, and its priority level far exceeds that of the North Korean bases, which have not yet been finalized. Even if Tom Wang wants to dig the east wall to make up the west wall, he has to weigh whether the east wall can be dug first.

Before the construction of the base is finally implemented, Wang Tom can only continue to maintain the current state of confrontation on the Yalu River, and try to buy a buffer time for the construction of the base in the rear. It's just that up to now, the coalition forces still haven't accurately grasped the situation of the Qing army's buildup near Jiulian City and the next direction of action, and the lack of intelligence in this regard makes Wang Tom dare not make more radical deployments.

As for the Fujian naval division, which had no combat mission for the time being, they received instructions to maintain vigilance in the upper reaches to ensure that no large force of the Qing army would attack the coalition fleet from the upper river. In this way, as long as the estuary and the upstream river are under supervision, Wang Tom can rest assured that all the main warships of the fleet will be deployed near the dock position to serve as fire support for the marines.

From the point of view of geographical environment, it is unlikely that the Qing army will choose to cross the river in the upper reaches of the Yalu River, and it is less than 30 miles upstream from the location of Jiuliancheng, and there are already continuous mountainous areas on the North Korean side of the Yalu River. The relatively flat terrain of the downstream section was almost all under the supervision of the coalition fleet, and it was extremely difficult for the Qing army to find a new breakthrough point on the Yalu River to cross the river.

Xu Yuzhuo actually hoped to be able to fight the Qing army on the frontal battlefield, but the troops he led were mainly sailors, and if they landed and fought, it would be easy to drag down the marines. Therefore, he could only follow Wang Tom's instructions and lead the fleet to patrol and garrison the upper reaches of Weihua Island. Xu Yuzhuo's troops did not stop at the monitoring range designated by Wang Tom, and had already explored the position of about fifty miles upstream of Jiulian City, but still did not find the fleet used by the Qing army to cross the river. Given the low operational efficiency of the North Korean government, Wang Tom even had an urge to transfer people from Liaodong to build a naval base. Of course, this is just a matter of thinking, and even if the Jinju authorities and Donggang Town have no complaints, the Executive Committee will definitely not agree to such a crazy practice if they want to stop social production in Jinju and send the limited labor force to the DPRK to build a military base in North Korea.

Although the situation on the Korean Peninsula is also important to Haihan, it is not as important as its own territory, after all, the Jinju area is the most important colony of Haihan in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea, and its priority level far exceeds that of the North Korean bases, which have not yet been finalized. Even if Tom Wang wants to dig the east wall to make up the west wall, he has to weigh whether the east wall can be dug first.

Before the construction of the base is finally implemented, Wang Tom can only continue to maintain the current state of confrontation on the Yalu River, and try to buy a buffer time for the construction of the base in the rear. It's just that up to now, the coalition forces still haven't accurately grasped the situation of the Qing army's buildup near Jiulian City and the next direction of action, and the lack of intelligence in this regard makes Wang Tom dare not make more radical deployments.

As for the Fujian naval division, which had no combat mission for the time being, they received instructions to maintain vigilance in the upper reaches to ensure that no large force of the Qing army would attack the coalition fleet from the upper river. In this way, as long as the estuary and the upstream river are under supervision, Wang Tom can rest assured that all the main warships of the fleet will be deployed near the dock position to serve as fire support for the marines.

From the point of view of geographical environment, it is unlikely that the Qing army will choose to cross the river in the upper reaches of the Yalu River, and it is less than 30 miles upstream from the location of Jiuliancheng, and there are already continuous mountainous areas on the North Korean side of the Yalu River. The relatively flat terrain of the downstream section was almost all under the supervision of the coalition fleet, and it was extremely difficult for the Qing army to find a new breakthrough point on the Yalu River to cross the river.

Xu Yuzhuo actually hoped to be able to fight the Qing army on the frontal battlefield, but the troops he led were mainly sailors, and if they landed and fought, it would be easy to drag down the marines. Therefore, he could only follow Wang Tom's instructions and lead the fleet to patrol and garrison the upper reaches of Weihua Island. Xu Yuzhuo's troops did not stop at the monitoring range designated by Wang Tom, and had already explored the position of about fifty miles upstream of Jiulian City, but still did not find the fleet used by the Qing army to cross the river. Given the low operational efficiency of the North Korean government, Wang Tom even had an urge to transfer people from Liaodong to build a naval base. Of course, this is just a matter of thinking, and even if the Jinju authorities and Donggang Town have no complaints, the Executive Committee will definitely not agree to such a crazy practice if they want to stop social production in Jinju and send the limited labor force to the DPRK to build a military base in North Korea.

Although the situation on the Korean Peninsula is also important to Haihan, it is not as important as its own territory, after all, the Jinju area is the most important colony of Haihan in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea, and its priority level far exceeds that of the North Korean bases, which have not yet been finalized. Even if Tom Wang wants to dig the east wall to make up the west wall, he has to weigh whether the east wall can be dug first.

Before the construction of the base is finally implemented, Wang Tom can only continue to maintain the current state of confrontation on the Yalu River, and try to buy a buffer time for the construction of the base in the rear. It's just that up to now, the coalition forces still haven't accurately grasped the situation of the Qing army's buildup near Jiulian City and the next direction of action, and the lack of intelligence in this regard makes Wang Tom dare not make more radical deployments.

As for the Fujian naval division, which had no combat mission for the time being, they received instructions to maintain vigilance in the upper reaches to ensure that no large force of the Qing army would attack the coalition fleet from the upper river. In this way, as long as the estuary and the upstream river are under supervision, Wang Tom can rest assured that all the main warships of the fleet will be deployed near the dock position to serve as fire support for the marines.

From the point of view of geographical environment, it is unlikely that the Qing army will choose to cross the river in the upper reaches of the Yalu River, and it is less than 30 miles upstream from the location of Jiuliancheng, and there are already continuous mountainous areas on the North Korean side of the Yalu River. The relatively flat terrain of the downstream section was almost all under the supervision of the coalition fleet, and it was extremely difficult for the Qing army to find a new breakthrough point on the Yalu River to cross the river.

Xu Yuzhuo actually hoped to be able to fight the Qing army on the frontal battlefield, but the troops he led were mainly sailors, and if they landed and fought, it would be easy to drag down the marines. Therefore, he could only follow Wang Tom's instructions and lead the fleet to patrol and garrison the upper reaches of Weihua Island. Xu Yuzhuo's troops did not stop at the monitoring range designated by Wang Tom, and had already explored the position of about fifty miles upstream of Jiulian City, but still did not find the fleet used by the Qing army to cross the river. Given the low operational efficiency of the North Korean government, Wang Tom even had an urge to transfer people from Liaodong to build a naval base. Of course, this is just a matter of thinking, and even if the Jinju authorities and Donggang Town have no complaints, the Executive Committee will definitely not agree to such a crazy practice if they want to stop social production in Jinju and send the limited labor force to the DPRK to build a military base in North Korea.

Although the situation on the Korean Peninsula is also important to Haihan, it is not as important as its own territory, after all, the Jinju area is the most important colony of Haihan in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea, and its priority level far exceeds that of the North Korean bases, which have not yet been finalized. Even if Tom Wang wants to dig the east wall to make up the west wall, he has to weigh whether the east wall can be dug first.

Before the construction of the base is finally implemented, Wang Tom can only continue to maintain the current state of confrontation on the Yalu River, and try to buy a buffer time for the construction of the base in the rear. It's just that up to now, the coalition forces still haven't accurately grasped the situation of the Qing army's buildup near Jiulian City and the next direction of action, and the lack of intelligence in this regard makes Wang Tom dare not make more radical deployments.

As for the Fujian naval division, which had no combat mission for the time being, they received instructions to maintain vigilance in the upper reaches to ensure that no large force of the Qing army would attack the coalition fleet from the upper river. In this way, as long as the estuary and the upstream river are under supervision, Wang Tom can rest assured that all the main warships of the fleet will be deployed near the dock position to serve as fire support for the marines.

From the point of view of geographical environment, it is unlikely that the Qing army will choose to cross the river in the upper reaches of the Yalu River, and it is less than 30 miles upstream from the location of Jiuliancheng, and there are already continuous mountainous areas on the North Korean side of the Yalu River. The relatively flat terrain of the downstream section was almost all under the supervision of the coalition fleet, and it was extremely difficult for the Qing army to find a new breakthrough point on the Yalu River to cross the river.

Xu Yuzhuo actually hoped to be able to fight the Qing army on the frontal battlefield, but the troops he led were mainly sailors, and if they landed and fought, it would be easy to drag down the marines. Therefore, he could only follow Wang Tom's instructions and lead the fleet to patrol and garrison the upper reaches of Weihua Island. Xu Yuzhuo's troops did not stop at the monitoring range designated by Wang Tom, and had already explored the position of about fifty miles upstream of Jiulian City, but still did not find the fleet used by the Qing army to cross the river.