Chapter 1760: Show of Force (2)

However, the problem is that it is difficult for other countries to have armed forces at the same level as Haihan, so it is not practical for the vast majority of countries to follow the example of Haihan to expand their territory by constantly waging small-scale wars against foreign countries. For example, Annam has a long history of territorial conflicts with neighboring countries such as Siam, Cambodia, and Champa, and even now with the military support of Haihan, the advantage gained in border warfare is still difficult to turn into victory.

More and more countries have gradually realized that the military gap between China and the Han is not only a matter of the number of troops, the level of equipment, and the strategy and tactics, but also the factors that cannot be seen on the surface, such as combat experience, resource allocation, personnel treatment, logistics supply, and comprehensive national strength, will also affect the combat effectiveness of the army, and to catch up with the gap with the Haihan in these aspects is much more complicated than training the army.

However, it is difficult for these factors to be directly reflected in the military parade, and all the public can see is the soldiers of the special operations unit and the most basic individual equipment, and it is unlikely that they can appreciate the true strength of the Haihan Army. But it doesn't matter, after all, the achievements of the Haihan Army over the years are really there, and no one will doubt whether their combat effectiveness is watery. Most of the ordinary people's military knowledge is relatively limited, and in addition to watching the excitement of the scene, part of their attention is also on gossip such as whether such and such an officer is still single.

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However, the problem is that it is difficult for other countries to have armed forces at the same level as Haihan, so it is not practical for the vast majority of countries to follow the example of Haihan to expand their territory by constantly waging small-scale wars against foreign countries. For example, Annam has a long history of territorial conflicts with neighboring countries such as Siam, Cambodia, and Champa, and even now with the military support of Haihan, the advantage gained in border warfare is still difficult to turn into victory.

More and more countries have gradually realized that the military gap between China and the Han is not only a matter of the number of troops, the level of equipment, and the strategy and tactics, but also the factors that cannot be seen on the surface, such as combat experience, resource allocation, personnel treatment, logistics supply, and comprehensive national strength, will also affect the combat effectiveness of the army, and to catch up with the gap with the Haihan in these aspects is much more complicated than training the army.

However, it is difficult for these factors to be directly reflected in the military parade, and all the public can see is the soldiers of the special operations unit and the most basic individual equipment, and it is unlikely that they can appreciate the true strength of the Haihan Army. But it doesn't matter, after all, the achievements of the Haihan Army over the years are really there, and no one will doubt whether their combat effectiveness is watery. Most of the ordinary people's military knowledge is relatively limited, and in addition to watching the excitement of the scene, part of their attention is also on gossip such as whether such and such an officer is still single. However, the problem is that it is difficult for other countries to have armed forces at the same level as Haihan, so it is not practical for the vast majority of countries to follow the example of Haihan to expand their territory by constantly waging small-scale wars against foreign countries. For example, Annam has a long history of territorial conflicts with neighboring countries such as Siam, Cambodia, and Champa, and even now with the military support of Haihan, the advantage gained in border warfare is still difficult to turn into victory.

More and more countries have gradually realized that the military gap between China and the Han is not only a matter of the number of troops, the level of equipment, and the strategy and tactics, but also the factors that cannot be seen on the surface, such as combat experience, resource allocation, personnel treatment, logistics supply, and comprehensive national strength, will also affect the combat effectiveness of the army, and to catch up with the gap with the Haihan in these aspects is much more complicated than training the army.

However, it is difficult for these factors to be directly reflected in the military parade, and all the public can see is the soldiers of the special operations unit and the most basic individual equipment, and it is unlikely that they can appreciate the true strength of the Haihan Army. But it doesn't matter, after all, the achievements of the Haihan Army over the years are really there, and no one will doubt whether their combat effectiveness is watery. Most of the ordinary people's military knowledge is relatively limited, and in addition to watching the excitement of the scene, part of their attention is also on gossip such as whether such and such an officer is still single. However, the problem is that it is difficult for other countries to have armed forces at the same level as Haihan, so it is not practical for the vast majority of countries to follow the example of Haihan to expand their territory by constantly waging small-scale wars against foreign countries. For example, Annam has a long history of territorial conflicts with neighboring countries such as Siam, Cambodia, and Champa, and even now with the military support of Haihan, the advantage gained in border warfare is still difficult to turn into victory.

More and more countries have gradually realized that the military gap between China and the Han is not only a matter of the number of troops, the level of equipment, and the strategy and tactics, but also the factors that cannot be seen on the surface, such as combat experience, resource allocation, personnel treatment, logistics supply, and comprehensive national strength, will also affect the combat effectiveness of the army, and to catch up with the gap with the Haihan in these aspects is much more complicated than training the army.

However, it is difficult for these factors to be directly reflected in the military parade, and all the public can see is the soldiers of the special operations unit and the most basic individual equipment, and it is unlikely that they can appreciate the true strength of the Haihan Army. But it doesn't matter, after all, the achievements of the Haihan Army over the years are really there, and no one will doubt whether their combat effectiveness is watery. Most of the ordinary people's military knowledge is relatively limited, and in addition to watching the excitement of the scene, part of their attention is also on gossip such as whether such and such an officer is still single. However, the problem is that it is difficult for other countries to have armed forces at the same level as Haihan, so it is not practical for the vast majority of countries to follow the example of Haihan to expand their territory by constantly waging small-scale wars against foreign countries. For example, Annam has a long history of territorial conflicts with neighboring countries such as Siam, Cambodia, and Champa, and even now with the military support of Haihan, the advantage gained in border warfare is still difficult to turn into victory.

More and more countries have gradually realized that the military gap between China and the Han is not only a matter of the number of troops, the level of equipment, and the strategy and tactics, but also the factors that cannot be seen on the surface, such as combat experience, resource allocation, personnel treatment, logistics supply, and comprehensive national strength, will also affect the combat effectiveness of the army, and to catch up with the gap with the Haihan in these aspects is much more complicated than training the army.

However, it is difficult for these factors to be directly reflected in the military parade, and all the public can see is the soldiers of the special operations unit and the most basic individual equipment, and it is unlikely that they can appreciate the true strength of the Haihan Army. But it doesn't matter, after all, the achievements of the Haihan Army over the years are really there, and no one will doubt whether their combat effectiveness is watery. Most of the ordinary people's military knowledge is relatively limited, and in addition to watching the excitement of the scene, part of their attention is also on gossip such as whether such and such an officer is still single. However, the problem is that it is difficult for other countries to have armed forces at the same level as Haihan, so it is not practical for the vast majority of countries to follow the example of Haihan to expand their territory by constantly waging small-scale wars against foreign countries. For example, Annam has a long history of territorial conflicts with neighboring countries such as Siam, Cambodia, and Champa, and even now with the military support of Haihan, the advantage gained in border warfare is still difficult to turn into victory.

More and more countries have gradually realized that the military gap between China and the Han is not only a matter of the number of troops, the level of equipment, and the strategy and tactics, but also the factors that cannot be seen on the surface, such as combat experience, resource allocation, personnel treatment, logistics supply, and comprehensive national strength, will also affect the combat effectiveness of the army, and to catch up with the gap with the Haihan in these aspects is much more complicated than training the army.

However, it is difficult for these factors to be directly reflected in the military parade, and all the public can see is the soldiers of the special operations unit and the most basic individual equipment, and it is unlikely that they can appreciate the true strength of the Haihan Army. But it doesn't matter, after all, the achievements of the Haihan Army over the years are really there, and no one will doubt whether their combat effectiveness is watery. Most of the ordinary people's military knowledge is relatively limited, and in addition to watching the excitement of the scene, part of their attention is also on gossip such as whether such and such an officer is still single. However, the problem is that it is difficult for other countries to have armed forces at the same level as Haihan, so it is not practical for the vast majority of countries to follow the example of Haihan to expand their territory by constantly waging small-scale wars against foreign countries. For example, Annam has a long history of territorial conflicts with neighboring countries such as Siam, Cambodia, and Champa, and even now with the military support of Haihan, the advantage gained in border warfare is still difficult to turn into victory.

More and more countries have gradually realized that the military gap between China and the Han is not only a matter of the number of troops, the level of equipment, and the strategy and tactics, but also the factors that cannot be seen on the surface, such as combat experience, resource allocation, personnel treatment, logistics supply, and comprehensive national strength, will also affect the combat effectiveness of the army, and to catch up with the gap with the Haihan in these aspects is much more complicated than training the army.

However, it is difficult for these factors to be directly reflected in the military parade, and all the public can see is the soldiers of the special operations unit and the most basic individual equipment, and it is unlikely that they can appreciate the true strength of the Haihan Army. But it doesn't matter, after all, the achievements of the Haihan Army over the years are really there, and no one will doubt whether their combat effectiveness is watery. Most of the ordinary people's military knowledge is relatively limited, and in addition to watching the excitement of the scene, part of their attention is also on gossip such as whether such and such an officer is still single.

However, the problem is that it is difficult for other countries to have armed forces at the same level as Haihan, so it is not practical for the vast majority of countries to follow the example of Haihan to expand their territory by constantly waging small-scale wars against foreign countries. For example, Annam has a long history of territorial conflicts with neighboring countries such as Siam, Cambodia, and Champa, and even now with the military support of Haihan, the advantage gained in border warfare is still difficult to turn into victory.

More and more countries have gradually realized that the military gap between China and the Han is not only a matter of the number of troops, the level of equipment, and the strategy and tactics, but also the factors that cannot be seen on the surface, such as combat experience, resource allocation, personnel treatment, logistics supply, and comprehensive national strength, will also affect the combat effectiveness of the army, and to catch up with the gap with the Haihan in these aspects is much more complicated than training the army.

However, it is difficult for these factors to be directly reflected in the military parade, and all the public can see is the soldiers of the special operations unit and the most basic individual equipment, and it is unlikely that they can appreciate the true strength of the Haihan Army. But it doesn't matter, after all, the achievements of the Haihan Army over the years are really there, and no one will doubt whether their combat effectiveness is watery. Most of the ordinary people's military knowledge is relatively limited, and in addition to watching the excitement of the scene, part of their attention is also on gossip such as whether such and such an officer is still single.

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