When Qin Huacheng lived in Manila, he never imagined that he would one day become a spy collecting intelligence for other countries, which was really a very exciting career for him. However, these days working under Cheng Dapeng, he gradually found that this job does not seem to be as dangerous as Cheng Dapeng emphasized, and people outside just treat them as ordinary businessmen, and rarely feel the defense and hostility from others.

Just like when they were measuring hydrological data in Belawan, everyone thought they were fishing, and they didn't even think that the string that hung from the boat into the sea was actually used for other purposes. The sailors' activities on the pier were not simply to go ashore to rest, but to collect all kinds of information about Bera Bay from the merchants, restaurants, carriage and horse shops, and even brothels near the port, and then slowly piece together a general intelligence framework after being collected on the ship.

From the cargo throughput of Belawan to the ethnic composition of the local population, all kinds of information were gathered here in a very short period of time. Qin Huacheng could only express his admiration for the information gathering ability of the Haihan intelligence agency, and at the same time, he also thought of a question, before the Haihan attacked Manila, how many spies who served Haihan were lurking in Manila to carry out similar work. Haihan was able to defeat the Spaniards and conquer Manila City in a very short period of time, and it should be inseparable from the full preparation made by the intelligence front.

When Qin Huacheng recalled his understanding of the Haihan Kingdom before the start of the Manila War, he found that it was almost a blank, and only those in the Spanish army who had fought against the Haihan Army in the battles on the island of Taiwan and the raid on Sanya only knew a little about this opponent's situation. Before the battle of Manila, Qin Huacheng himself thought that the official propaganda of "staining Manila Bay with the blood of the Haihan people" would become a real situation, but when the battle started, he found that it was not the case at all, there was an obvious gap in the combat effectiveness of the two sides, and the targeted tactical deployment of the Haihan offensive against Manila highlighted the importance of military intelligence.

Although Qin Huacheng did not directly participate in that battle, after the war, he joined the security police and had a lot of opportunities to contact the insider, and slowly learned that Haihan almost perfectly avoided the port and shore fortifications that the Spaniards had high hopes for during the attack, and destroyed several command posts of the Spanish army as soon as he entered the city, which obviously cannot be explained by good luck, God knows how many spies in Manila were providing accurate military information to the Haihan army at that time.

At that time, Qin Huacheng couldn't imagine how the Haihan people did it, but now that Cheng Dapeng took him to participate in the process of collecting intelligence, he gradually understood the horror of the Haihan intelligence agency. According to Cheng Dapeng, Haihan did not intend to use force against a place like Bera Bay at all, but he would still collect all kinds of information here in great detail, so one can imagine the extent to which the areas targeted by Haihan for military strikes would be subjected to detailed reconnaissance.

In the process of analyzing and sorting out intelligence, Cheng Dapeng did not forget to introduce the international situation in the Strait of Malacca to these newcomers, Johor, Aceh, Pattani, Portugal...... The forces of various countries are intertwined on both sides of the strait in this long and narrow strait, and their interests and demands are different.

Qin Huacheng can only understand about half, with his insight, it is still difficult to understand the root cause of the war and conflict of interests between these countries, let alone how to benefit Haihan from it. But he knew that what Cheng Dapeng taught would be his job for a period of time to come, and he had to master it well, whether he could fully understand it at the moment or not, and then memorize it in his head.

After completing the intelligence work in Bela Bay, the sailing ship left the port without haste and continued to travel southeast along the coastline of Sumatra. Cheng Dapeng asked the rookie students to come to the deck, and the designated veteran sailors taught them how to observe the coastline and draw nautical charts.

"Detailed maps are the foundation of all military operations, and our Haihan army never fights unprepared battles, because we have a map database that is unique in the world. You must remember that the geographic information we collect during each voyage will be added to this database, which will serve as a reference for future sea routes and battle plans. ”

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When Qin Huacheng lived in Manila, he never imagined that he would one day become a spy collecting intelligence for other countries, which was really a very exciting career for him. However, these days working under Cheng Dapeng, he gradually found that this job does not seem to be as dangerous as Cheng Dapeng emphasized, and people outside just treat them as ordinary businessmen, and rarely feel the defense and hostility from others.

Just like when they were measuring hydrological data in Belawan, everyone thought they were fishing, and they didn't even think that the string that hung from the boat into the sea was actually used for other purposes. The sailors' activities on the pier were not simply to go ashore to rest, but to collect all kinds of information about Bera Bay from the merchants, restaurants, carriage and horse shops, and even brothels near the port, and then slowly piece together a general intelligence framework after being collected on the ship.

From the cargo throughput of Belawan to the ethnic composition of the local population, all kinds of information were gathered here in a very short period of time. Qin Huacheng could only express his admiration for the information gathering ability of the Haihan intelligence agency, and at the same time, he also thought of a question, before the Haihan attacked Manila, how many spies who served Haihan were lurking in Manila to carry out similar work. Haihan was able to defeat the Spaniards and conquer Manila City in a very short period of time, and it should be inseparable from the full preparation made by the intelligence front.

When Qin Huacheng recalled his understanding of the Haihan Kingdom before the start of the Manila War, he found that it was almost a blank, and only those in the Spanish army who had fought against the Haihan Army in the battles on the island of Taiwan and the raid on Sanya only knew a little about this opponent's situation. Before the battle of Manila, Qin Huacheng himself thought that the official propaganda of "staining Manila Bay with the blood of the Haihan people" would become a real situation, but when the battle started, he found that it was not the case at all, there was an obvious gap in the combat effectiveness of the two sides, and the targeted tactical deployment of the Haihan offensive against Manila highlighted the importance of military intelligence.

Although Qin Huacheng did not directly participate in that battle, after the war, he joined the security police and had a lot of opportunities to contact the insider, and slowly learned that Haihan almost perfectly avoided the port and shore fortifications that the Spaniards had high hopes for during the attack, and destroyed several command posts of the Spanish army as soon as he entered the city, which obviously cannot be explained by good luck, God knows how many spies in Manila were providing accurate military information to the Haihan army at that time.

At that time, Qin Huacheng couldn't imagine how the Haihan people did it, but now that Cheng Dapeng took him to participate in the process of collecting intelligence, he gradually understood the horror of the Haihan intelligence agency. According to Cheng Dapeng, Haihan did not intend to use force against a place like Bera Bay at all, but he would still collect all kinds of information here in great detail, so one can imagine the extent to which the areas targeted by Haihan for military strikes would be subjected to detailed reconnaissance.

In the process of analyzing and sorting out intelligence, Cheng Dapeng did not forget to introduce the international situation in the Strait of Malacca to these newcomers, Johor, Aceh, Pattani, Portugal...... The forces of various countries are intertwined on both sides of the strait in this long and narrow strait, and their interests and demands are different.

Qin Huacheng can only understand about half, with his insight, it is still difficult to understand the root cause of the war and conflict of interests between these countries, let alone how to benefit Haihan from it. But he knew that what Cheng Dapeng taught would be his job for a period of time to come, and he had to master it well, whether he could fully understand it at the moment or not, and then memorize it in his head.

After completing the intelligence work in Bela Bay, the sailing ship left the port without haste and continued to travel southeast along the coastline of Sumatra. Cheng Dapeng asked the rookie students to come to the deck, and the designated veteran sailors taught them how to observe the coastline and draw nautical charts.

"Detailed maps are the foundation of all military operations, and our Haihan army never fights unprepared battles, because we have a map database that is unique in the world. You must remember that the geographic information we collect during each voyage will be added to this database, which will serve as a reference for future sea routes and battle plans. ”

When Qin Huacheng lived in Manila, he never imagined that he would one day become a spy collecting intelligence for other countries, which was really a very exciting career for him. However, these days working under Cheng Dapeng, he gradually found that this job does not seem to be as dangerous as Cheng Dapeng emphasized, and people outside just treat them as ordinary businessmen, and rarely feel the defense and hostility from others.

Just like when they were measuring hydrological data in Belawan, everyone thought they were fishing, and they didn't even think that the string that hung from the boat into the sea was actually used for other purposes. The sailors' activities on the pier were not simply to go ashore to rest, but to collect all kinds of information about Bera Bay from the merchants, restaurants, carriage and horse shops, and even brothels near the port, and then slowly piece together a general intelligence framework after being collected on the ship.

From the cargo throughput of Belawan to the ethnic composition of the local population, all kinds of information were gathered here in a very short period of time. Qin Huacheng could only express his admiration for the information gathering ability of the Haihan intelligence agency, and at the same time, he also thought of a question, before the Haihan attacked Manila, how many spies who served Haihan were lurking in Manila to carry out similar work. Haihan was able to defeat the Spaniards and conquer Manila City in a very short period of time, and it should be inseparable from the full preparation made by the intelligence front.

When Qin Huacheng recalled his understanding of the Haihan Kingdom before the start of the Manila War, he found that it was almost a blank, and only those in the Spanish army who had fought against the Haihan Army in the battles on the island of Taiwan and the raid on Sanya only knew a little about this opponent's situation. Before the battle of Manila, Qin Huacheng himself thought that the official propaganda of "staining Manila Bay with the blood of the Haihan people" would become a real situation, but when the battle started, he found that it was not the case at all, there was an obvious gap in the combat effectiveness of the two sides, and the targeted tactical deployment of the Haihan offensive against Manila highlighted the importance of military intelligence.

Although Qin Huacheng did not directly participate in that battle, after the war, he joined the security police and had a lot of opportunities to contact the insider, and slowly learned that Haihan almost perfectly avoided the port and shore fortifications that the Spaniards had high hopes for during the attack, and destroyed several command posts of the Spanish army as soon as he entered the city, which obviously cannot be explained by good luck, God knows how many spies in Manila were providing accurate military information to the Haihan army at that time.

At that time, Qin Huacheng couldn't imagine how the Haihan people did it, but now that Cheng Dapeng took him to participate in the process of collecting intelligence, he gradually understood the horror of the Haihan intelligence agency. According to Cheng Dapeng, Haihan did not intend to use force against a place like Bera Bay at all, but he would still collect all kinds of information here in great detail, so one can imagine the extent to which the areas targeted by Haihan for military strikes would be subjected to detailed reconnaissance.

In the process of analyzing and sorting out intelligence, Cheng Dapeng did not forget to introduce the international situation in the Strait of Malacca to these newcomers, Johor, Aceh, Pattani, Portugal...... The forces of various countries are intertwined on both sides of the strait in this long and narrow strait, and their interests and demands are different.

Qin Huacheng can only understand about half, with his insight, it is still difficult to understand the root cause of the war and conflict of interests between these countries, let alone how to benefit Haihan from it. But he knew that what Cheng Dapeng taught would be his job for a period of time to come, and he had to master it well, whether he could fully understand it at the moment or not, and then memorize it in his head.

After completing the intelligence work in Bela Bay, the sailing ship left the port without haste and continued to travel southeast along the coastline of Sumatra. Cheng Dapeng asked the rookie students to come to the deck, and the designated veteran sailors taught them how to observe the coastline and draw nautical charts.

"Detailed maps are the foundation of all military operations, and our Haihan army never fights unprepared battles, because we have a map database that is unique in the world. You must remember that the geographic information we collect during each voyage will be added to this database, which will serve as a reference for future sea routes and battle plans. ”

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