Taking military exercises as an example, the armed forces of this era often only do some marching drills on the school ground, and even if they imitate the offensive and defensive conditions in wartime, most of them are only for show, and the actual role they can play in enhancing the combat effectiveness of the troops is very limited. The "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info similar to these field exercise plans formulated by Haihan is an extremely novel training method for the Annan army, and the results are also obvious. Every year, the Annan troops who participate in the joint military exercise will find that their strength has improved when they compare their situation before and after the exercise. In addition, there has been basically no outbreak of war in Annan in recent years, and there is no condition to be sent out to fight in turn like the Haihan militia regiment, and the joint military exercise is almost the only opportunity for them to simulate the wartime environment for training.

Because the achievements of the Haihan militia during the Annan Civil War were too brilliant, the military of Annam respected everything for the Haihan militia after the war, from enlistment selection to rewards and punishments, from weapons and equipment to training methods, basically reproducing the model of the Haihan militia from head to toe. Even the military institutions have been reorganized according to the Haihan model, and in addition to retaining the name of the Ministry of War, the internal organs and official positions at all levels have abandoned the naming method that followed the Ming Dynasty in the past, and have adopted the Haihan system.

Haihan was naturally happy to see such a change, and even took the initiative to invest in the transformation and upgrading of the former Tushan training camp into the Tushan Military Academy, which was specially used to train the new army and grassroots officers for Annan. In order to implement the new military system as soon as possible, Haihan also deliberately relaxed the quota of senior officers who are selected to study at the Sanya Military Academy every year, so that all officers at and above the battalion level in the Annan Army can master the knowledge and skills they should have as soon as possible. And the deeper these high-ranking officers understand the Haihan military system, the more awe they feel, after all, there is a gap in strength between the two sides, and only those who really understand the situation on both sides can realize the horror of this gap.

In addition to striving to build a strong navy, this kind of amphibious warfare in the coastal area is also a training item to which it attaches great importance; although the military expenditure of such a military exercise is really quite a lot, and it is not the same as the paddling exercise on the school ground, but the Annan military department still gritted its teeth and tightened its waist and sent troops to participate, in order to accumulate more battlefield experience and learn more practical tactics from the Haihan side.

The coalition fleet spent most of the day conducting amphibious landing exercises on Cham Island, and then rested for another night before continuing its southward head. From Champa Island, we continued south for about 145 nautical miles to Quy Nhon Port, the second supply point of the trip.

In the 70s of the 15th century, Le Shengzong of the Later Lê Dynasty of Annam personally led an army to attack Champa and occupied most of the territory of Champa after defeating his opponents, including Quy Nhon. By the end of the 16th century, the Champa state had angered the Nguyen regime in the southern part of Annam, which had an alliance with Portugal at the time, by supporting the Sultanate of Johor against the Portuguese colonizers, and the Nguyen clan raised troops to further compress the territory of Champa to the south.

In this century, after the Haihan crossed over, the division between the north and the south that had lasted for decades in Annam was quickly ended, but the Champa state did not regain the land they had lost, but was driven southward by the Zheng regime, which was supported by the Haihan. If it weren't for the fact that Haihan later found a balance between Champa and Annam, and deliberately restrained Annam, it is estimated that Champa would have suffered the disaster of annihilation in just a few years.

Quy Nhon, the former capital of the Champa state, was assigned to Haihan as a concession port after the end of the Annam Civil War. Because of the history of Quy Nhon Port, the infrastructure of the port area is not bad, and its location is right in the middle of the area between Da Nang and Cam Ranh Port, so it was selected by Haihan as one of the four southern ports to be developed in the Indochina Peninsula.

Quy Nhon has nothing special to offer, so Hai Han has followed the concept of simplicity and ease of operation in the development of this place, making full use of the topography of the coastal plain here, cultivating farmland and building salt farms. Grain and salt, both of which are consumables in great demand in any country at any time, may not necessarily make a lot of money, but the income will be relatively stable, and it is not a big problem to support the local economy. Moreover, Haihan has rich experience in the development and operation of these two industries, and it is relatively easy to get started.

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Taking military exercises as an example, the armed forces of this era often only do some marching drills on the school ground, and even if they imitate the offensive and defensive conditions in wartime, most of them are only for show, and the actual role they can play in enhancing the combat effectiveness of the troops is very limited. These field exercise plans such as those formulated by Haihan are extremely novel training methods for the Annan army, and the results are also obvious. Every year, the Annan troops who participate in the joint military exercise will find that their strength has improved when they compare their situation before and after the exercise. In addition, there has been basically no outbreak of war in Annan in recent years, and there is no condition to be sent out to fight in turn like the Haihan militia regiment, and the joint military exercise is almost the only opportunity for them to simulate the wartime environment for training.

Because the achievements of the Haihan militia during the Annan Civil War were too brilliant, the military of Annam respected everything for the Haihan militia after the war, from enlistment selection to rewards and punishments, from weapons and equipment to training methods, basically reproducing the model of the Haihan militia from head to toe. Even the military institutions have been reorganized according to the Haihan model, and in addition to retaining the name of the Ministry of War, the internal organs and official positions at all levels have abandoned the naming method that followed the Ming Dynasty in the past, and have adopted the Haihan system.

Haihan was naturally happy to see such a change, and even took the initiative to invest in the transformation and upgrading of the former Tushan training camp into the Tushan Military Academy, which was specially used to train the new army and grassroots officers for Annan. In order to implement the new military system as soon as possible, Haihan also deliberately relaxed the quota of senior officers who are selected to study at the Sanya Military Academy every year, so that all officers at and above the battalion level in the Annan Army can master the knowledge and skills they should have as soon as possible. And the deeper these high-ranking officers understand the Haihan military system, the more awe they feel, after all, there is a gap in strength between the two sides, and only those who really understand the situation on both sides can realize the horror of this gap.

In addition to striving to build a strong navy, this kind of amphibious warfare in the coastal area is also a training item to which it attaches great importance; although the military expenditure of such a military exercise is really quite a lot, and it is not the same as the paddling exercise on the school ground, but the Annan military department still gritted its teeth and tightened its waist and sent troops to participate, in order to accumulate more battlefield experience and learn more practical tactics from the Haihan side.

The coalition fleet spent most of the day conducting amphibious landing exercises on Cham Island, and then rested for another night before continuing its southward head. From Champa Island, we continued south for about 145 nautical miles to Quy Nhon Port, the second supply point of the trip.

In the 70s of the 15th century, Le Shengzong of the Later Lê Dynasty of Annam personally led an army to attack Champa and occupied most of the territory of Champa after defeating his opponents, including Quy Nhon. By the end of the 16th century, the Champa state had angered the Nguyen regime in the southern part of Annam, which had an alliance with Portugal at the time, by supporting the Sultanate of Johor against the Portuguese colonizers, and the Nguyen clan raised troops to further compress the territory of Champa to the south.

In this century, after the Haihan crossed over, the division between the north and the south that had lasted for decades in Annam was quickly ended, but the Champa state did not regain the land they had lost, but was driven southward by the Zheng regime, which was supported by the Haihan. If it weren't for the fact that Haihan later found a balance between Champa and Annam, and deliberately restrained Annam, it is estimated that Champa would have suffered the disaster of annihilation in just a few years.

Quy Nhon, the former capital of the Champa state, was assigned to Haihan as a concession port after the end of the Annam Civil War. Because of the history of Quy Nhon Port, the infrastructure of the port area is not bad, and its location is right in the middle of the area between Da Nang and Cam Ranh Port, so it was selected by Haihan as one of the four southern ports to be developed in the Indochina Peninsula.

Quy Nhon has nothing special to offer, so Hai Han has followed the concept of simplicity and ease of operation in the development of this place, making full use of the topography of the coastal plain here, cultivating farmland and building salt farms. Grain and salt, both of which are consumables in great demand in any country at any time, may not necessarily make a lot of money, but the income will be relatively stable, and it is not a big problem to support the local economy. Moreover, Haihan has rich experience in the development and operation of these two industries, and it is relatively easy to get started.

Taking military exercises as an example, the armed forces of this era often only do some marching drills on the school ground, and even if they imitate the offensive and defensive conditions in wartime, most of them are only for show, and the actual role they can play in enhancing the combat effectiveness of the troops is very limited. These field exercise plans such as those formulated by Haihan are extremely novel training methods for the Annan army, and the results are also obvious. Every year, the Annan troops who participate in the joint military exercise will find that their strength has improved when they compare their situation before and after the exercise. In addition, there has been basically no outbreak of war in Annan in recent years, and there is no condition to be sent out to fight in turn like the Haihan militia regiment, and the joint military exercise is almost the only opportunity for them to simulate the wartime environment for training.

Because the achievements of the Haihan militia during the Annan Civil War were too brilliant, the military of Annam respected everything for the Haihan militia after the war, from enlistment selection to rewards and punishments, from weapons and equipment to training methods, basically reproducing the model of the Haihan militia from head to toe. Even the military institutions have been reorganized according to the Haihan model, and in addition to retaining the name of the Ministry of War, the internal organs and official positions at all levels have abandoned the naming method that followed the Ming Dynasty in the past, and have adopted the Haihan system.

Haihan was naturally happy to see such a change, and even took the initiative to invest in the transformation and upgrading of the former Tushan training camp into the Tushan Military Academy, which was specially used to train the new army and grassroots officers for Annan. In order to implement the new military system as soon as possible, Haihan also deliberately relaxed the quota of senior officers who are selected to study at the Sanya Military Academy every year, so that all officers at and above the battalion level in the Annan Army can master the knowledge and skills they should have as soon as possible. And the deeper these high-ranking officers understand the Haihan military system, the more awe they feel, after all, there is a gap in strength between the two sides, and only those who really understand the situation on both sides can realize the horror of this gap.

In addition to striving to build a strong navy, this kind of amphibious warfare in the coastal area is also a training item to which it attaches great importance; although the military expenditure of such a military exercise is really quite a lot, and it is not the same as the paddling exercise on the school ground, but the Annan military department still gritted its teeth and tightened its waist and sent troops to participate, in order to accumulate more battlefield experience and learn more practical tactics from the Haihan side.

The coalition fleet spent most of the day conducting amphibious landing exercises on Cham Island, and then rested for another night before continuing its southward head. From Champa Island, we continued south for about 145 nautical miles to Quy Nhon Port, the second supply point of the trip.

In the 70s of the 15th century, Le Shengzong of the Later Lê Dynasty of Annam personally led an army to attack Champa and occupied most of the territory of Champa after defeating his opponents, including Quy Nhon. By the end of the 16th century, the Champa state had angered the Nguyen regime in the southern part of Annam, which had an alliance with Portugal at the time, by supporting the Sultanate of Johor against the Portuguese colonizers, and the Nguyen clan raised troops to further compress the territory of Champa to the south.

In this century, after the Haihan crossed over, the division between the north and the south that had lasted for decades in Annam was quickly ended, but the Champa state did not regain the land they had lost, but was driven southward by the Zheng regime, which was supported by the Haihan. If it weren't for the fact that Haihan later found a balance between Champa and Annam, and deliberately restrained Annam, it is estimated that Champa would have suffered the disaster of annihilation in just a few years.

Quy Nhon, the former capital of the Champa state, was assigned to Haihan as a concession port after the end of the Annam Civil War. Because of the history of Quy Nhon Port, the infrastructure of the port area is not bad, and its location is right in the middle of the area between Da Nang and Cam Ranh Port, so it was selected by Haihan as one of the four southern ports to be developed in the Indochina Peninsula.

Quy Nhon has nothing special to offer, so Hai Han has followed the concept of simplicity and ease of operation in the development of this place, making full use of the topography of the coastal plain here, cultivating farmland and building salt farms. Grain and salt, both of which are consumables in great demand in any country at any time, may not necessarily make a lot of money, but the income will be relatively stable, and it is not a big problem to support the local economy. Moreover, Haihan has rich experience in the development and operation of these two industries, and it is relatively easy to get started. (To be continued.) )