As far as the Haihan Executive Committee and the Ministry of National Defense are concerned, of course, they wish that there are as many elite troops as possible such as special operations battalions, because after all, force is the real and effective means for the Haihan State to continuously expand its territory. However, there is a paradox that everyone has to face squarely, that is, the elite troops must be personally formed by senior generals and trained for a long time, so that the quality of the soldiers and the combat effectiveness of the troops can be guaranteed to the greatest extent. However, as a result, these troops often obey the orders of the general for a long time, and their direct allegiance is not to the executive committee in Sanya, which can easily evolve into de facto warlords, and even form their own factions. Originally, it was spent heavily on the formation and maintenance of these elite troops for the purpose of consolidating the rule, but when the strength of these troops grew to a certain stage, the rule of the Executive Committee would have more hidden dangers.

In order to prevent the occurrence of certain extreme conditions, in addition to strengthening the political work of the army, another extremely important means is to regularly change the places where these troops are stationed. Although such a measure would require significant additional military expenditures and an operational plan to arrange the highly complex movement of troops across regions, the results achieved are undoubted.

For example, the garrison of the special operations battalion is changed almost every year or two, and it is often to go to the border areas of the Haihan map to carry out combat missions. The special operations battalion has basically no local foundation to speak of, and its logistical supply and recruitment of recruits are very dependent on the support of the Ministry of National Defense, so most of the objective conditions for it to evolve into a warlord force are lost.

The Marine Corps, which belongs to the Navy, is in a similar situation, and this amphibious unit built by Wang Tom himself has no fixed stationing place outside Hainan Island, and basically follows the Navy wherever there is a combat mission, and is more efficient than the Army in tasks that need to be delivered remotely by sea. Especially in the environment of amphibious operations, the combat effectiveness of this unit is not even inferior to that of the special operations battalion known as the First Army of Haihan.

The situation of the cavalry battalion was somewhat peculiar, and it was necessary to build a horse farm for the horses at the station, otherwise the long-term settlement of hundreds of horses would be an extremely troublesome problem. Therefore, each garrison of the cavalry battalion has to spend a lot of money on the horse farm, in order to save military expenses as much as possible, the garrison will be relatively fixed, and in the ruling area of the Haihan Kingdom, in addition to the war horse pasture on Hainan Island, there are only a few places.

At present, the only elite troops stationed in the relatively fixed area are Roger's South China Sea Special Operations Brigade. Roger had been serving as a military commander in Sing Tao since the end of 1633, and in 1634 he began to assemble his own team. Before coming to Manila, the main scope of activities of his troops was also concentrated in the Strait of Malacca, and the actual combat experience was much less than that of other teams, so it can be said that it was a small fresh meat among the elite troops.

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As far as the Haihan Executive Committee and the Ministry of National Defense are concerned, of course, they wish that there are as many elite troops as possible such as special operations battalions, because after all, force is the real and effective means for the Haihan State to continuously expand its territory. However, there is a paradox that everyone has to face squarely, that is, the elite troops must be personally formed by senior generals and trained for a long time, so that the quality of the soldiers and the combat effectiveness of the troops can be guaranteed to the greatest extent. However, as a result, these troops often obey the orders of the general for a long time, and their direct allegiance is not to the executive committee in Sanya, which can easily evolve into de facto warlords, and even form their own factions. Originally, it was spent heavily on the formation and maintenance of these elite troops for the purpose of consolidating the rule, but when the strength of these troops grew to a certain stage, the rule of the Executive Committee would have more hidden dangers.

In order to prevent the occurrence of certain extreme conditions, in addition to strengthening the political work of the army, another extremely important means is to regularly change the places where these troops are stationed. Although such a measure would require significant additional military expenditures and an operational plan to arrange the highly complex movement of troops across regions, the results achieved are undoubted.

For example, the garrison of the special operations battalion is changed almost every year or two, and it is often to go to the border areas of the Haihan map to carry out combat missions. The special operations battalion has basically no local foundation to speak of, and its logistical supply and recruitment of recruits are very dependent on the support of the Ministry of National Defense, so most of the objective conditions for it to evolve into a warlord force are lost.

The Marine Corps, which belongs to the Navy, is in a similar situation, and this amphibious unit built by Wang Tom himself has no fixed stationing place outside Hainan Island, and basically follows the Navy wherever there is a combat mission, and is more efficient than the Army in tasks that need to be delivered remotely by sea. Especially in the environment of amphibious operations, the combat effectiveness of this unit is not even inferior to that of the special operations battalion known as the First Army of Haihan.

The situation of the cavalry battalion was somewhat peculiar, and it was necessary to build a horse farm for the horses at the station, otherwise the long-term settlement of hundreds of horses would be an extremely troublesome problem. Therefore, each garrison of the cavalry battalion has to spend a lot of money on the horse farm, in order to save military expenses as much as possible, the garrison will be relatively fixed, and in the ruling area of the Haihan Kingdom, in addition to the war horse pasture on Hainan Island, there are only a few places.

At present, the only elite troops stationed in the relatively fixed area are Roger's South China Sea Special Operations Brigade. Roger had been serving as a military commander in Sing Tao since the end of 1633, and in 1634 he began to assemble his own team. Before coming to Manila, the main scope of activities of his troops was also concentrated in the Strait of Malacca, and the actual combat experience was much less than that of other teams, so it can be said that it was a small fresh meat among the elite troops.

As far as the Haihan Executive Committee and the Ministry of National Defense are concerned, of course, they wish that there are as many elite troops as possible such as special operations battalions, because after all, force is the real and effective means for the Haihan State to continuously expand its territory. However, there is a paradox that everyone has to face squarely, that is, the elite troops must be personally formed by senior generals and trained for a long time, so that the quality of the soldiers and the combat effectiveness of the troops can be guaranteed to the greatest extent. However, as a result, these troops often obey the orders of the general for a long time, and their direct allegiance is not to the executive committee in Sanya, which can easily evolve into de facto warlords, and even form their own factions. Originally, it was spent heavily on the formation and maintenance of these elite troops for the purpose of consolidating the rule, but when the strength of these troops grew to a certain stage, the rule of the Executive Committee would have more hidden dangers.

In order to prevent the occurrence of certain extreme conditions, in addition to strengthening the political work of the army, another extremely important means is to regularly change the places where these troops are stationed. Although such a measure would require significant additional military expenditures and an operational plan to arrange the highly complex movement of troops across regions, the results achieved are undoubted.

For example, the garrison of the special operations battalion is changed almost every year or two, and it is often to go to the border areas of the Haihan map to carry out combat missions. The special operations battalion has basically no local foundation to speak of, and its logistical supply and recruitment of recruits are very dependent on the support of the Ministry of National Defense, so most of the objective conditions for it to evolve into a warlord force are lost.

The Marine Corps, which belongs to the Navy, is in a similar situation, and this amphibious unit built by Wang Tom himself has no fixed stationing place outside Hainan Island, and basically follows the Navy wherever there is a combat mission, and is more efficient than the Army in tasks that need to be delivered remotely by sea. Especially in the environment of amphibious operations, the combat effectiveness of this unit is not even inferior to that of the special operations battalion known as the First Army of Haihan.

The situation of the cavalry battalion was somewhat peculiar, and it was necessary to build a horse farm for the horses at the station, otherwise the long-term settlement of hundreds of horses would be an extremely troublesome problem. Therefore, each garrison of the cavalry battalion has to spend a lot of money on the horse farm, in order to save military expenses as much as possible, the garrison will be relatively fixed, and in the ruling area of the Haihan Kingdom, in addition to the war horse pasture on Hainan Island, there are only a few places.

At present, the only elite troops stationed in the relatively fixed area are Roger's South China Sea Special Operations Brigade. Roger had been serving as a military commander in Sing Tao since the end of 1633, and in 1634 he began to assemble his own team. Before coming to Manila, the main scope of activities of his troops was also concentrated in the Strait of Malacca, and the actual combat experience was much less than that of other teams, so it can be said that it was a small fresh meat among the elite troops.

As far as the Haihan Executive Committee and the Ministry of National Defense are concerned, of course, they wish that there are as many elite troops as possible such as special operations battalions, because after all, force is the real and effective means for the Haihan State to continuously expand its territory. However, there is a paradox that everyone has to face squarely, that is, the elite troops must be personally formed by senior generals and trained for a long time, so that the quality of the soldiers and the combat effectiveness of the troops can be guaranteed to the greatest extent. However, as a result, these troops often obey the orders of the general for a long time, and their direct allegiance is not to the executive committee in Sanya, which can easily evolve into de facto warlords, and even form their own factions. Originally, it was spent heavily on the formation and maintenance of these elite troops for the purpose of consolidating the rule, but when the strength of these troops grew to a certain stage, the rule of the Executive Committee would have more hidden dangers.

In order to prevent the occurrence of certain extreme conditions, in addition to strengthening the political work of the army, another extremely important means is to regularly change the places where these troops are stationed. Although such a measure would require significant additional military expenditures and an operational plan to arrange the highly complex movement of troops across regions, the results achieved are undoubted.

For example, the garrison of the special operations battalion is changed almost every year or two, and it is often to go to the border areas of the Haihan map to carry out combat missions. The special operations battalion has basically no local foundation to speak of, and its logistical supply and recruitment of recruits are very dependent on the support of the Ministry of National Defense, so most of the objective conditions for it to evolve into a warlord force are lost.

The Marine Corps, which belongs to the Navy, is in a similar situation, and this amphibious unit built by Wang Tom himself has no fixed stationing place outside Hainan Island, and basically follows the Navy wherever there is a combat mission, and is more efficient than the Army in tasks that need to be delivered remotely by sea. Especially in the environment of amphibious operations, the combat effectiveness of this unit is not even inferior to that of the special operations battalion known as the First Army of Haihan.

The situation of the cavalry battalion was somewhat peculiar, and it was necessary to build a horse farm for the horses at the station, otherwise the long-term settlement of hundreds of horses would be an extremely troublesome problem. Therefore, each garrison of the cavalry battalion has to spend a lot of money on the horse farm, in order to save military expenses as much as possible, the garrison will be relatively fixed, and in the ruling area of the Haihan Kingdom, in addition to the war horse pasture on Hainan Island, there are only a few places.

At present, the only elite troops stationed in the relatively fixed area are Roger's South China Sea Special Operations Brigade. Roger had been serving as a military commander in Sing Tao since the end of 1633, and in 1634 he began to assemble his own team. Before coming to Manila, the main scope of activities of his troops was also concentrated in the Strait of Malacca, and the actual combat experience was much less than that of other teams, so it can be said that it was a small fresh meat among the elite troops.

As far as the Haihan Executive Committee and the Ministry of National Defense are concerned, of course, they wish that there are as many elite troops as possible such as special operations battalions, because after all, force is the real and effective means for the Haihan State to continuously expand its territory. However, there is a paradox that everyone has to face squarely, that is, the elite troops must be personally formed by senior generals and trained for a long time, so that the quality of the soldiers and the combat effectiveness of the troops can be guaranteed to the greatest extent. However, as a result, these troops often obey the orders of the general for a long time, and their direct allegiance is not to the executive committee in Sanya, which can easily evolve into de facto warlords, and even form their own factions. Originally, it was spent heavily on the formation and maintenance of these elite troops for the purpose of consolidating the rule, but when the strength of these troops grew to a certain stage, the rule of the Executive Committee would have more hidden dangers.

In order to prevent the occurrence of certain extreme conditions, in addition to strengthening the political work of the army, another extremely important means is to regularly change the places where these troops are stationed. Although such a measure would require significant additional military expenditures and an operational plan to arrange the highly complex movement of troops across regions, the results achieved are undoubted.

For example, the garrison of the special operations battalion is changed almost every year or two, and it is often to go to the border areas of the Haihan map to carry out combat missions. The special operations battalion has basically no local foundation to speak of, and its logistical supply and recruitment of recruits are very dependent on the support of the Ministry of National Defense, so most of the objective conditions for it to evolve into a warlord force are lost.

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