If it really had to be implemented at any cost, it would not be impossible for Haihan to deal with these obstructive adobe fortresses, such as using mortar cannons to fire gasoline bombs into the fortress for fire attacks. However, the problem is that the production capacity of the sulfur pit oilfield operated by Haihan in Taiwan is limited, and the industrial cost of refining gasoline from crude oil remains high, and the occasional combat mission for it is okay, but to use this method as a conventional means of attack, the speed of burning money will far exceed the capacity of the executive committee.

According to Bai Kesi, the crude oil produced by the sulfur pit oil field has been planned for specific use, and the various deep-processed products refined from it are strategic reserves that cannot be easily used. If the military wants to use these resources, it would be more practical to think of other tricks.

Of course, Qian Tiandun also has some other alternative combat plans, but he does not plan to use them on the battlefield right away. Taking advantage of Geng Zhongming's time to honestly repair the fortress and not dare to send troops to put pressure on the isthmus defense line, Haihan's side happened to mobilize troops from the sea to go around behind enemy lines to do things.

One of the advantages of the Haihan Army is that it has strong mobility, and the use of large-scale troop movements to confuse the defensive focus of Houjin is the next combat direction agreed upon by Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom. No matter how powerful Geng Zhongming is, his troops can only hold one place, and the coastline of the Jin-occupied area is far more than the Jinzhou Isthmus, and the Haihan fleet can poke a hole in the north as long as it makes a little effort, and then it will be seen if Huang Taiji can stand Geng Zhongming's slow-paced tactics.

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If it really had to be implemented at any cost, it would not be impossible for Haihan to deal with these obstructive adobe fortresses, such as using mortar cannons to fire gasoline bombs into the fortress for fire attacks. However, the problem is that the production capacity of the sulfur pit oilfield operated by Haihan in Taiwan is limited, and the industrial cost of refining gasoline from crude oil remains high, and the occasional combat mission for it is okay, but to use this method as a conventional means of attack, the speed of burning money will far exceed the capacity of the executive committee.

According to Bai Kesi, the crude oil produced by the sulfur pit oil field has been planned for specific use, and the various deep-processed products refined from it are strategic reserves that cannot be easily used. If the military wants to use these resources, it would be more practical to think of other tricks.

Of course, Qian Tiandun also has some other alternative combat plans, but he does not plan to use them on the battlefield right away. Taking advantage of Geng Zhongming's time to honestly repair the fortress and not dare to send troops to put pressure on the isthmus defense line, Haihan's side happened to mobilize troops from the sea to go around behind enemy lines to do things.

One of the advantages of the Haihan Army is that it has strong mobility, and the use of large-scale troop movements to confuse the defensive focus of Houjin is the next combat direction agreed upon by Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom. No matter how powerful Geng Zhongming is, his troops can only hold one place, and the coastline of the Jin-occupied area is far more than the Jinzhou Isthmus, and the Haihan fleet can poke a hole in the north as long as it makes a little effort, and then it will be seen if Huang Taiji can stand Geng Zhongming's slow-paced tactics.

If it really had to be implemented at any cost, it would not be impossible for Haihan to deal with these obstructive adobe fortresses, such as using mortar cannons to fire gasoline bombs into the fortress for fire attacks. However, the problem is that the production capacity of the sulfur pit oilfield operated by Haihan in Taiwan is limited, and the industrial cost of refining gasoline from crude oil remains high, and the occasional combat mission for it is okay, but to use this method as a conventional means of attack, the speed of burning money will far exceed the capacity of the executive committee.

According to Bai Kesi, the crude oil produced by the sulfur pit oil field has been planned for specific use, and the various deep-processed products refined from it are strategic reserves that cannot be easily used. If the military wants to use these resources, it would be more practical to think of other tricks.

Of course, Qian Tiandun also has some other alternative combat plans, but he does not plan to use them on the battlefield right away. Taking advantage of Geng Zhongming's time to honestly repair the fortress and not dare to send troops to put pressure on the isthmus defense line, Haihan's side happened to mobilize troops from the sea to go around behind enemy lines to do things.

One of the advantages of the Haihan Army is that it has strong mobility, and the use of large-scale troop movements to confuse the defensive focus of Houjin is the next combat direction agreed upon by Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom. No matter how powerful Geng Zhongming is, his troops can only hold one place, and the coastline of the Jin-occupied area is far more than the Jinzhou Isthmus, and the Haihan fleet can poke a hole in the north as long as it makes a little effort, and then it will be seen if Huang Taiji can stand Geng Zhongming's slow-paced tactics.

If it really had to be implemented at any cost, it would not be impossible for Haihan to deal with these obstructive adobe fortresses, such as using mortar cannons to fire gasoline bombs into the fortress for fire attacks. However, the problem is that the production capacity of the sulfur pit oilfield operated by Haihan in Taiwan is limited, and the industrial cost of refining gasoline from crude oil remains high, and the occasional combat mission for it is okay, but to use this method as a conventional means of attack, the speed of burning money will far exceed the capacity of the executive committee.

According to Bai Kesi, the crude oil produced by the sulfur pit oil field has been planned for specific use, and the various deep-processed products refined from it are strategic reserves that cannot be easily used. If the military wants to use these resources, it would be more practical to think of other tricks.

Of course, Qian Tiandun also has some other alternative combat plans, but he does not plan to use them on the battlefield right away. Taking advantage of Geng Zhongming's time to honestly repair the fortress and not dare to send troops to put pressure on the isthmus defense line, Haihan's side happened to mobilize troops from the sea to go around behind enemy lines to do things.

One of the advantages of the Haihan Army is that it has strong mobility, and the use of large-scale troop movements to confuse the defensive focus of Houjin is the next combat direction agreed upon by Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom. No matter how powerful Geng Zhongming is, his troops can only hold one place, and the coastline of the Jin-occupied area is far more than the Jinzhou Isthmus, and the Haihan fleet can poke a hole in the north as long as it makes a little effort, and then it will be seen if Huang Taiji can stand Geng Zhongming's slow-paced tactics.

If it really had to be implemented at any cost, it would not be impossible for Haihan to deal with these obstructive adobe fortresses, such as using mortar cannons to fire gasoline bombs into the fortress for fire attacks. However, the problem is that the production capacity of the sulfur pit oilfield operated by Haihan in Taiwan is limited, and the industrial cost of refining gasoline from crude oil remains high, and the occasional combat mission for it is okay, but to use this method as a conventional means of attack, the speed of burning money will far exceed the capacity of the executive committee.

According to Bai Kesi, the crude oil produced by the sulfur pit oil field has been planned for specific use, and the various deep-processed products refined from it are strategic reserves that cannot be easily used. If the military wants to use these resources, it would be more practical to think of other tricks.

Of course, Qian Tiandun also has some other alternative combat plans, but he does not plan to use them on the battlefield right away. Taking advantage of Geng Zhongming's time to honestly repair the fortress and not dare to send troops to put pressure on the isthmus defense line, Haihan's side happened to mobilize troops from the sea to go around behind enemy lines to do things.

One of the advantages of the Haihan Army is that it has strong mobility, and the use of large-scale troop movements to confuse the defensive focus of Houjin is the next combat direction agreed upon by Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom. No matter how powerful Geng Zhongming is, his troops can only hold one place, and the coastline of the Jin-occupied area is far more than the Jinzhou Isthmus, and the Haihan fleet can poke a hole in the north as long as it makes a little effort, and then it will be seen if Huang Taiji can stand Geng Zhongming's slow-paced tactics.

If it really had to be implemented at any cost, it would not be impossible for Haihan to deal with these obstructive adobe fortresses, such as using mortar cannons to fire gasoline bombs into the fortress for fire attacks. However, the problem is that the production capacity of the sulfur pit oilfield operated by Haihan in Taiwan is limited, and the industrial cost of refining gasoline from crude oil remains high, and the occasional combat mission for it is okay, but to use this method as a conventional means of attack, the speed of burning money will far exceed the capacity of the executive committee.

According to Bai Kesi, the crude oil produced by the sulfur pit oil field has been planned for specific use, and the various deep-processed products refined from it are strategic reserves that cannot be easily used. If the military wants to use these resources, it would be more practical to think of other tricks.

Of course, Qian Tiandun also has some other alternative combat plans, but he does not plan to use them on the battlefield right away. Taking advantage of Geng Zhongming's time to honestly repair the fortress and not dare to send troops to put pressure on the isthmus defense line, Haihan's side happened to mobilize troops from the sea to go around behind enemy lines to do things.

One of the advantages of the Haihan Army is that it has strong mobility, and the use of large-scale troop movements to confuse the defensive focus of Houjin is the next combat direction agreed upon by Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom. No matter how powerful Geng Zhongming is, his troops can only hold one place, and the coastline of the Jin-occupied area is far more than the Jinzhou Isthmus, and the Haihan fleet can poke a hole in the north as long as it makes a little effort, and then it will be seen if Huang Taiji can stand Geng Zhongming's slow-paced tactics.

If it really had to be implemented at any cost, it would not be impossible for Haihan to deal with these obstructive adobe fortresses, such as using mortar cannons to fire gasoline bombs into the fortress for fire attacks. However, the problem is that the production capacity of the sulfur pit oilfield operated by Haihan in Taiwan is limited, and the industrial cost of refining gasoline from crude oil remains high, and the occasional combat mission for it is okay, but to use this method as a conventional means of attack, the speed of burning money will far exceed the capacity of the executive committee.

According to Bai Kesi, the crude oil produced by the sulfur pit oil field has been planned for specific use, and the various deep-processed products refined from it are strategic reserves that cannot be easily used. If the military wants to use these resources, it would be more practical to think of other tricks.

Of course, Qian Tiandun also has some other alternative combat plans, but he does not plan to use them on the battlefield right away. Taking advantage of Geng Zhongming's time to honestly repair the fortress and not dare to send troops to put pressure on the isthmus defense line, Haihan's side happened to mobilize troops from the sea to go around behind enemy lines to do things.

One of the advantages of the Haihan Army is that it has strong mobility, and the use of large-scale troop movements to confuse the defensive focus of Houjin is the next combat direction agreed upon by Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom. No matter how powerful Geng Zhongming is, his troops can only hold one place, and the coastline of the Jin-occupied area is far more than the Jinzhou Isthmus, and the Haihan fleet can poke a hole in the north as long as it makes a little effort, and then it will be seen if Huang Taiji can stand Geng Zhongming's slow-paced tactics.

If it really had to be implemented at any cost, it would not be impossible for Haihan to deal with these obstructive adobe fortresses, such as using mortar cannons to fire gasoline bombs into the fortress for fire attacks. However, the problem is that the production capacity of the sulfur pit oilfield operated by Haihan in Taiwan is limited, and the industrial cost of refining gasoline from crude oil remains high, and the occasional combat mission for it is okay, but to use this method as a conventional means of attack, the speed of burning money will far exceed the capacity of the executive committee.

According to Bai Kesi, the crude oil produced by the sulfur pit oil field has been planned for specific use, and the various deep-processed products refined from it are strategic reserves that cannot be easily used. If the military wants to use these resources, it would be more practical to think of other tricks.

Of course, Qian Tiandun also has some other alternative combat plans, but he does not plan to use them on the battlefield right away. Taking advantage of Geng Zhongming's time to honestly repair the fortress and not dare to send troops to put pressure on the isthmus defense line, Haihan's side happened to mobilize troops from the sea to go around behind enemy lines to do things.

One of the advantages of the Haihan Army is that it has strong mobility, and the use of large-scale troop movements to confuse the defensive focus of Houjin is the next combat direction agreed upon by Qian Tiandun and Wang Tom. No matter how powerful Geng Zhongming is, his troops can only hold one place, and the coastline of the Jin-occupied area is far more than the Jinzhou Isthmus, and the Haihan fleet can poke a hole in the north as long as it makes a little effort, and then it will be seen if Huang Taiji can stand Geng Zhongming's slow-paced tactics.

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