For a well-established naval fleet, the three functions of reconnaissance, supply, and troop transportation are all indispensable, and as long as they are used properly, their roles are as important as those of warships responsible for naval operations. It's just that naval warfare in this era is not so particular at all, and even European countries that colonize the world through the sea often have their colonial fleets composed of armed merchant ships that have all functions in one. If there are so many old warships in the fleet that have been retired from the navy, it is already considered a high match.

For example, the South China Sea Fleet under the East India Company, although it looks like there are dozens of combat sailing ships, in fact, the warships that have actually served in the army can be counted on one hand. In addition to their combat functions, most sailing ships also undertook other transportation tasks, so for the East India Company, there was no clear understanding of the role that these full-time ships would play in the overall naval tactical system, and there was no spare financial and technical strength to design and build these special ships.

The Dutch can't figure things out, and the Madalan people naturally don't have the corresponding understanding. But Luo Hong doesn't care about these details, in his opinion, spending more than 200,000 yuan to buy Haihan's ships, how much role can be played in the army, one is to be able to get a glimpse of Haihan's shipbuilding technology, maybe you can learn something from the teacher, and the other is to further blow the opponent's confidence, making it more and more difficult to give birth to the courage to continue bidding. Of course, the most important reason is that Luo Hong is sure that the equipment sold by the Haihan people will never be just a spectacle, and these ships must have a purpose.

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For a well-established naval fleet, the three functions of reconnaissance, supply, and troop transportation are all indispensable, and as long as they are used properly, their roles are as important as those of warships responsible for naval operations. It's just that naval warfare in this era is not so particular at all, and even European countries that colonize the world through the sea often have their colonial fleets composed of armed merchant ships that have all functions in one. If there are so many old warships in the fleet that have been retired from the navy, it is already considered a high match.

For example, the South China Sea Fleet under the East India Company, although it looks like there are dozens of combat sailing ships, in fact, the warships that have actually served in the army can be counted on one hand. In addition to their combat functions, most sailing ships also undertook other transportation tasks, so for the East India Company, there was no clear understanding of the role that these full-time ships would play in the overall naval tactical system, and there was no spare financial and technical strength to design and build these special ships.

The Dutch can't figure things out, and the Madalan people naturally don't have the corresponding understanding. But Luo Hong doesn't care about these details, in his opinion, spending more than 200,000 yuan to buy Haihan's ships, how much role can be played in the army, one is to be able to get a glimpse of Haihan's shipbuilding technology, maybe you can learn something from the teacher, and the other is to further blow the opponent's confidence, making it more and more difficult to give birth to the courage to continue bidding. Of course, the most important reason is that Luo Hong is sure that the equipment sold by the Haihan people will never be just a spectacle, and these ships must have a purpose. For a well-established naval fleet, the three functions of reconnaissance, supply, and troop transportation are all indispensable, and as long as they are used properly, their roles are as important as those of warships responsible for naval operations. It's just that naval warfare in this era is not so particular at all, and even European countries that colonize the world through the sea often have their colonial fleets composed of armed merchant ships that have all functions in one. If there are so many old warships in the fleet that have been retired from the navy, it is already considered a high match.

For example, the South China Sea Fleet under the East India Company, although it looks like there are dozens of combat sailing ships, in fact, the warships that have actually served in the army can be counted on one hand. In addition to their combat functions, most sailing ships also undertook other transportation tasks, so for the East India Company, there was no clear understanding of the role that these full-time ships would play in the overall naval tactical system, and there was no spare financial and technical strength to design and build these special ships.

The Dutch can't figure things out, and the Madalan people naturally don't have the corresponding understanding. But Luo Hong doesn't care about these details, in his opinion, spending more than 200,000 yuan to buy Haihan's ships, how much role can be played in the army, one is to be able to get a glimpse of Haihan's shipbuilding technology, maybe you can learn something from the teacher, and the other is to further blow the opponent's confidence, making it more and more difficult to give birth to the courage to continue bidding. Of course, the most important reason is that Luo Hong is sure that the equipment sold by the Haihan people will never be just a spectacle, and these ships must have a purpose. For a well-established naval fleet, the three functions of reconnaissance, supply, and troop transportation are all indispensable, and as long as they are used properly, their roles are as important as those of warships responsible for naval operations. It's just that naval warfare in this era is not so particular at all, and even European countries that colonize the world through the sea often have their colonial fleets composed of armed merchant ships that have all functions in one. If there are so many old warships in the fleet that have been retired from the navy, it is already considered a high match.

For example, the South China Sea Fleet under the East India Company, although it looks like there are dozens of combat sailing ships, in fact, the warships that have actually served in the army can be counted on one hand. In addition to their combat functions, most sailing ships also undertook other transportation tasks, so for the East India Company, there was no clear understanding of the role that these full-time ships would play in the overall naval tactical system, and there was no spare financial and technical strength to design and build these special ships.

The Dutch can't figure things out, and the Madalan people naturally don't have the corresponding understanding. But Luo Hong doesn't care about these details, in his opinion, spending more than 200,000 yuan to buy Haihan's ships, how much role can be played in the army, one is to be able to get a glimpse of Haihan's shipbuilding technology, maybe you can learn something from the teacher, and the other is to further blow the opponent's confidence, making it more and more difficult to give birth to the courage to continue bidding. Of course, the most important reason is that Luo Hong is sure that the equipment sold by the Haihan people will never be just a spectacle, and these ships must have a purpose. For a well-established naval fleet, the three functions of reconnaissance, supply, and troop transportation are all indispensable, and as long as they are used properly, their roles are as important as those of warships responsible for naval operations. It's just that naval warfare in this era is not so particular at all, and even European countries that colonize the world through the sea often have their colonial fleets composed of armed merchant ships that have all functions in one. If there are so many old warships in the fleet that have been retired from the navy, it is already considered a high match.

For example, the South China Sea Fleet under the East India Company, although it looks like there are dozens of combat sailing ships, in fact, the warships that have actually served in the army can be counted on one hand. In addition to their combat functions, most sailing ships also undertook other transportation tasks, so for the East India Company, there was no clear understanding of the role that these full-time ships would play in the overall naval tactical system, and there was no spare financial and technical strength to design and build these special ships.

The Dutch can't figure things out, and the Madalan people naturally don't have the corresponding understanding. But Luo Hong doesn't care about these details, in his opinion, spending more than 200,000 yuan to buy Haihan's ships, how much role can be played in the army, one is to be able to get a glimpse of Haihan's shipbuilding technology, maybe you can learn something from the teacher, and the other is to further blow the opponent's confidence, making it more and more difficult to give birth to the courage to continue bidding. Of course, the most important reason is that Luo Hong is sure that the equipment sold by the Haihan people will never be just a spectacle, and these ships must have a purpose. For a well-established naval fleet, the three functions of reconnaissance, supply, and troop transportation are all indispensable, and as long as they are used properly, their roles are as important as those of warships responsible for naval operations. It's just that naval warfare in this era is not so particular at all, and even European countries that colonize the world through the sea often have their colonial fleets composed of armed merchant ships that have all functions in one. If there are so many old warships in the fleet that have been retired from the navy, it is already considered a high match.

For example, the South China Sea Fleet under the East India Company, although it looks like there are dozens of combat sailing ships, in fact, the warships that have actually served in the army can be counted on one hand. In addition to their combat functions, most sailing ships also undertook other transportation tasks, so for the East India Company, there was no clear understanding of the role that these full-time ships would play in the overall naval tactical system, and there was no spare financial and technical strength to design and build these special ships.

The Dutch can't figure things out, and the Madalan people naturally don't have the corresponding understanding. But Luo Hong doesn't care about these details, in his opinion, spending more than 200,000 yuan to buy Haihan's ships, how much role can be played in the army, one is to be able to get a glimpse of Haihan's shipbuilding technology, maybe you can learn something from the teacher, and the other is to further blow the opponent's confidence, making it more and more difficult to give birth to the courage to continue bidding. Of course, the most important reason is that Luo Hong is sure that the equipment sold by the Haihan people will never be just a spectacle, and these ships must have a purpose. For a well-established naval fleet, the three functions of reconnaissance, supply, and troop transportation are all indispensable, and as long as they are used properly, their roles are as important as those of warships responsible for naval operations. It's just that naval warfare in this era is not so particular at all, and even European countries that colonize the world through the sea often have their colonial fleets composed of armed merchant ships that have all functions in one. If there are so many old warships in the fleet that have been retired from the navy, it is already considered a high match.

For example, the South China Sea Fleet under the East India Company, although it looks like there are dozens of combat sailing ships, in fact, the warships that have actually served in the army can be counted on one hand. In addition to their combat functions, most sailing ships also undertook other transportation tasks, so for the East India Company, there was no clear understanding of the role that these full-time ships would play in the overall naval tactical system, and there was no spare financial and technical strength to design and build these special ships.

The Dutch can't figure things out, and the Madalan people naturally don't have the corresponding understanding. But Luo Hong doesn't care about these details, in his opinion, spending more than 200,000 yuan to buy Haihan's ships, how much role can be played in the army, one is to be able to get a glimpse of Haihan's shipbuilding technology, maybe you can learn something from the teacher, and the other is to further blow the opponent's confidence, making it more and more difficult to give birth to the courage to continue bidding. Of course, the most important reason is that Luo Hong is sure that the equipment sold by the Haihan people will never be just a spectacle, and these ships must have a purpose. For a well-established naval fleet, the three functions of reconnaissance, supply, and troop transportation are all indispensable, and as long as they are used properly, their roles are as important as those of warships responsible for naval operations. It's just that naval warfare in this era is not so particular at all, and even European countries that colonize the world through the sea often have their colonial fleets composed of armed merchant ships that have all functions in one. If there are so many old warships in the fleet that have been retired from the navy, it is already considered a high match.

For example, the South China Sea Fleet under the East India Company, although it looks like there are dozens of combat sailing ships, in fact, the warships that have actually served in the army can be counted on one hand. In addition to their combat functions, most sailing ships also undertook other transportation tasks, so for the East India Company, there was no clear understanding of the role that these full-time ships would play in the overall naval tactical system, and there was no spare financial and technical strength to design and build these special ships.

The Dutch can't figure things out, and the Madalan people naturally don't have the corresponding understanding. But Luo Hong doesn't care about these details, in his opinion, spending more than 200,000 yuan to buy Haihan's ships, how much role can be played in the army, one is to be able to get a glimpse of Haihan's shipbuilding technology, maybe you can learn something from the teacher, and the other is to further blow the opponent's confidence, making it more and more difficult to give birth to the courage to continue bidding. Of course, the most important reason is that Luo Hong is sure that the equipment sold by the Haihan people will never be just a spectacle, and these ships must have a purpose.

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