The control of the combat distance is a headache that the army of any country will encounter when fighting against the Haihan army, and the effective range of the guns equipped by the Haihan army is far better than that of other countries, and the advantage is especially obvious when fighting in the plains. Generally speaking, there are only two options left for the opponent, one is to arch up against the rain of bullets and bullets, shorten the engagement distance to close combat, and minimize the advantages brought by the excellent performance of the Haihan weapon;

In today's first encounter on the plains south of Manila, the Spanish commander chose the second way to deal with it, taking the initiative to retreat and widen the distance between the battles. It's hard to say anything wrong with this response, as the Spanish army was mainly composed of infantry and had to maintain a tight phalanx formation in order to carry out the established tactics. With the marching speed of the infantry, if you still want to maintain such a formation and push it in front of the Haihan formation under artillery fire, it will obviously be an extremely stupid suicide. Therefore, when the Spanish commander found that the tide of the battle was unfavorable to his side, he immediately ordered a retreat, which was actually a wise choice.

Later, he chose to let the cavalry attack the flank of the Haihan position in a roundabout way, the purpose was also to shorten the engagement distance through the high-speed advance of the cavalry, so as to achieve the purpose of reducing the advantage of Haihan's weapons. It's just that this road is still impassable under the rapid attack of the Haihan cavalry, and the Spanish cavalry just came out and slipped around, and about one-fifth of the men and horses were knocked out, which can be said to be more than worth the loss.

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The control of the combat distance is a headache that the army of any country will encounter when fighting against the Haihan army, and the effective range of the guns equipped by the Haihan army is far better than that of other countries, and the advantage is especially obvious when fighting in the plains. Generally speaking, there are only two options left for the opponent, one is to arch up against the rain of bullets and bullets, shorten the engagement distance to close combat, and minimize the advantages brought by the excellent performance of the Haihan weapon;

In today's first encounter on the plains south of Manila, the Spanish commander chose the second way to deal with it, taking the initiative to retreat and widen the distance between the battles. It's hard to say anything wrong with this response, as the Spanish army was mainly composed of infantry and had to maintain a tight phalanx formation in order to carry out the established tactics. With the marching speed of the infantry, if you still want to maintain such a formation and push it in front of the Haihan formation under artillery fire, it will obviously be an extremely stupid suicide. Therefore, when the Spanish commander found that the tide of the battle was unfavorable to his side, he immediately ordered a retreat, which was actually a wise choice.

Later, he chose to let the cavalry attack the flank of the Haihan position in a roundabout way, the purpose was also to shorten the engagement distance through the high-speed advance of the cavalry, so as to achieve the purpose of reducing the advantage of Haihan's weapons. It's just that this road is still impassable under the rapid attack of the Haihan cavalry, and the Spanish cavalry just came out and slipped around, and about one-fifth of the men and horses were knocked out, which can be said to be more than worth the loss. The control of the combat distance is a headache that the army of any country will encounter when fighting against the Haihan army, and the effective range of the guns equipped by the Haihan army is far better than that of other countries, and the advantage is especially obvious when fighting in the plains. Generally speaking, there are only two options left for the opponent, one is to arch up against the rain of bullets and bullets, shorten the engagement distance to close combat, and minimize the advantages brought by the excellent performance of the Haihan weapon;

In today's first encounter on the plains south of Manila, the Spanish commander chose the second way to deal with it, taking the initiative to retreat and widen the distance between the battles. It's hard to say anything wrong with this response, as the Spanish army was mainly composed of infantry and had to maintain a tight phalanx formation in order to carry out the established tactics. With the marching speed of the infantry, if you still want to maintain such a formation and push it in front of the Haihan formation under artillery fire, it will obviously be an extremely stupid suicide. Therefore, when the Spanish commander found that the tide of the battle was unfavorable to his side, he immediately ordered a retreat, which was actually a wise choice.

Later, he chose to let the cavalry attack the flank of the Haihan position in a roundabout way, the purpose was also to shorten the engagement distance through the high-speed advance of the cavalry, so as to achieve the purpose of reducing the advantage of Haihan's weapons. It's just that this road is still impassable under the rapid attack of the Haihan cavalry, and the Spanish cavalry just came out and slipped around, and about one-fifth of the men and horses were knocked out, which can be said to be more than worth the loss. The control of the combat distance is a headache that the army of any country will encounter when fighting against the Haihan army, and the effective range of the guns equipped by the Haihan army is far better than that of other countries, and the advantage is especially obvious when fighting in the plains. Generally speaking, there are only two options left for the opponent, one is to arch up against the rain of bullets and bullets, shorten the engagement distance to close combat, and minimize the advantages brought by the excellent performance of the Haihan weapon;

In today's first encounter on the plains south of Manila, the Spanish commander chose the second way to deal with it, taking the initiative to retreat and widen the distance between the battles. It's hard to say anything wrong with this response, as the Spanish army was mainly composed of infantry and had to maintain a tight phalanx formation in order to carry out the established tactics. With the marching speed of the infantry, if you still want to maintain such a formation and push it in front of the Haihan formation under artillery fire, it will obviously be an extremely stupid suicide. Therefore, when the Spanish commander found that the tide of the battle was unfavorable to his side, he immediately ordered a retreat, which was actually a wise choice.

Later, he chose to let the cavalry attack the flank of the Haihan position in a roundabout way, the purpose was also to shorten the engagement distance through the high-speed advance of the cavalry, so as to achieve the purpose of reducing the advantage of Haihan's weapons. It's just that this road is still impassable under the rapid attack of the Haihan cavalry, and the Spanish cavalry just came out and slipped around, and about one-fifth of the men and horses were knocked out, which can be said to be more than worth the loss. The control of the combat distance is a headache that the army of any country will encounter when fighting against the Haihan army, and the effective range of the guns equipped by the Haihan army is far better than that of other countries, and the advantage is especially obvious when fighting in the plains. Generally speaking, there are only two options left for the opponent, one is to arch up against the rain of bullets and bullets, shorten the engagement distance to close combat, and minimize the advantages brought by the excellent performance of the Haihan weapon;

In today's first encounter on the plains south of Manila, the Spanish commander chose the second way to deal with it, taking the initiative to retreat and widen the distance between the battles. It's hard to say anything wrong with this response, as the Spanish army was mainly composed of infantry and had to maintain a tight phalanx formation in order to carry out the established tactics. With the marching speed of the infantry, if you still want to maintain such a formation and push it in front of the Haihan formation under artillery fire, it will obviously be an extremely stupid suicide. Therefore, when the Spanish commander found that the tide of the battle was unfavorable to his side, he immediately ordered a retreat, which was actually a wise choice.

Later, he chose to let the cavalry attack the flank of the Haihan position in a roundabout way, the purpose was also to shorten the engagement distance through the high-speed advance of the cavalry, so as to achieve the purpose of reducing the advantage of Haihan's weapons. It's just that this road is still impassable under the rapid attack of the Haihan cavalry, and the Spanish cavalry just came out and slipped around, and about one-fifth of the men and horses were knocked out, which can be said to be more than worth the loss. The control of the combat distance is a headache that the army of any country will encounter when fighting against the Haihan army, and the effective range of the guns equipped by the Haihan army is far better than that of other countries, and the advantage is especially obvious when fighting in the plains. Generally speaking, there are only two options left for the opponent, one is to arch up against the rain of bullets and bullets, shorten the engagement distance to close combat, and minimize the advantages brought by the excellent performance of the Haihan weapon;

In today's first encounter on the plains south of Manila, the Spanish commander chose the second way to deal with it, taking the initiative to retreat and widen the distance between the battles. It's hard to say anything wrong with this response, as the Spanish army was mainly composed of infantry and had to maintain a tight phalanx formation in order to carry out the established tactics. With the marching speed of the infantry, if you still want to maintain such a formation and push it in front of the Haihan formation under artillery fire, it will obviously be an extremely stupid suicide. Therefore, when the Spanish commander found that the tide of the battle was unfavorable to his side, he immediately ordered a retreat, which was actually a wise choice.

Later, he chose to let the cavalry attack the flank of the Haihan position in a roundabout way, the purpose was also to shorten the engagement distance through the high-speed advance of the cavalry, so as to achieve the purpose of reducing the advantage of Haihan's weapons. It's just that this road is still impassable under the rapid attack of the Haihan cavalry, and the Spanish cavalry just came out and slipped around, and about one-fifth of the men and horses were knocked out, which can be said to be more than worth the loss. The control of the combat distance is a headache that the army of any country will encounter when fighting against the Haihan army, and the effective range of the guns equipped by the Haihan army is far better than that of other countries, and the advantage is especially obvious when fighting in the plains. Generally speaking, there are only two options left for the opponent, one is to arch up against the rain of bullets and bullets, shorten the engagement distance to close combat, and minimize the advantages brought by the excellent performance of the Haihan weapon;

In today's first encounter on the plains south of Manila, the Spanish commander chose the second way to deal with it, taking the initiative to retreat and widen the distance between the battles. It's hard to say anything wrong with this response, as the Spanish army was mainly composed of infantry and had to maintain a tight phalanx formation in order to carry out the established tactics. With the marching speed of the infantry, if you still want to maintain such a formation and push it in front of the Haihan formation under artillery fire, it will obviously be an extremely stupid suicide. Therefore, when the Spanish commander found that the tide of the battle was unfavorable to his side, he immediately ordered a retreat, which was actually a wise choice.

Later, he chose to let the cavalry attack the flank of the Haihan position in a roundabout way, the purpose was also to shorten the engagement distance through the high-speed advance of the cavalry, so as to achieve the purpose of reducing the advantage of Haihan's weapons. It's just that this road is still impassable under the rapid attack of the Haihan cavalry, and the Spanish cavalry just came out and slipped around, and about one-fifth of the men and horses were knocked out, which can be said to be more than worth the loss. The control of the combat distance is a headache that the army of any country will encounter when fighting against the Haihan army, and the effective range of the guns equipped by the Haihan army is far better than that of other countries, and the advantage is especially obvious when fighting in the plains. Generally speaking, there are only two options left for the opponent, one is to arch up against the rain of bullets and bullets, shorten the engagement distance to close combat, and minimize the advantages brought by the excellent performance of the Haihan weapon;

In today's first encounter on the plains south of Manila, the Spanish commander chose the second way to deal with it, taking the initiative to retreat and widen the distance between the battles. It's hard to say anything wrong with this response, as the Spanish army was mainly composed of infantry and had to maintain a tight phalanx formation in order to carry out the established tactics. With the marching speed of the infantry, if you still want to maintain such a formation and push it in front of the Haihan formation under artillery fire, it will obviously be an extremely stupid suicide. Therefore, when the Spanish commander found that the tide of the battle was unfavorable to his side, he immediately ordered a retreat, which was actually a wise choice.

Later, he chose to let the cavalry attack the flank of the Haihan position in a roundabout way, the purpose was also to shorten the engagement distance through the high-speed advance of the cavalry, so as to achieve the purpose of reducing the advantage of Haihan's weapons. It's just that this road is still impassable under the rapid attack of the Haihan cavalry, and the Spanish cavalry just came out and slipped around, and about one-fifth of the men and horses were knocked out, which can be said to be more than worth the loss.

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