The division of the troops attacking Manila into three assembly points was also a rare move in the history of the Haihan War. Because Haihan has always taken the route of elite soldiers, there is no advantage in terms of troops, so in the past battles, the participating troops were often gathered in one place, and then put into the combat site to carry out tasks. The advantage of this is that it is convenient for the commander to control the overall situation, and can mobilize elite troops in the shortest possible time to deal with changes in the battle situation, and at the same time, it is easier to arrange baggage transportation and logistics support.

Of course, such tactics are not without shortcomings, for example, if the assembly point is detected by the enemy, then it is possible to take the initiative to attack when the Haihan troops are not fully in place, or from the location of the assembly point to calculate the target of Haihan's attack and the approximate launch time.

However, the special tactics adopted by Haihan this time were not because of these reasons, but because the elite troops deployed by Haihan at overseas bases were too far away from the mainland, and the soldiers went directly to Manila Bay from the current Kaohsiung Port and Cam Ranh Port, which saved several days of sailing than returning to Sanya first and then setting off together, which was undoubtedly of great benefit to the troops participating in the battle to maintain a good combat condition. In particular, the northern troops that have completed their assembly at Kaohsiung Port have a voyage to Sanya that is almost the same as the voyage from Sanya to Manila, and the voyage from Kaohsiung Port directly to Manila is even closer than returning to Sanya.

After careful weighing and planning, the Ministry of Defense finally decided on a plan of assembling and setting out separately by region, so as to save the physical strength and unnecessary expenses of the troops participating in the battle, and at the same time to try the effect of this new method of warfare.

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The division of the troops attacking Manila into three assembly points was also a rare move in the history of the Haihan War. Because Haihan has always taken the route of elite soldiers, there is no advantage in terms of troops, so in the past battles, the participating troops were often gathered in one place, and then put into the combat site to carry out tasks. The advantage of this is that it is convenient for the commander to control the overall situation, and can mobilize elite troops in the shortest possible time to deal with changes in the battle situation, and at the same time, it is easier to arrange baggage transportation and logistics support.

Of course, such tactics are not without shortcomings, for example, if the assembly point is detected by the enemy, then it is possible to take the initiative to attack when the Haihan troops are not fully in place, or from the location of the assembly point to calculate the target of Haihan's attack and the approximate launch time.

However, the special tactics adopted by Haihan this time were not because of these reasons, but because the elite troops deployed by Haihan at overseas bases were too far away from the mainland, and the soldiers went directly to Manila Bay from the current Kaohsiung Port and Cam Ranh Port, which saved several days of sailing than returning to Sanya first and then setting off together, which was undoubtedly of great benefit to the troops participating in the battle to maintain a good combat condition. In particular, the northern troops that have completed their assembly at Kaohsiung Port have a voyage to Sanya that is almost the same as the voyage from Sanya to Manila, and the voyage from Kaohsiung Port directly to Manila is even closer than returning to Sanya.

After careful weighing and planning, the Ministry of Defense finally decided on a plan of assembling and setting out separately by region, so as to save the physical strength and unnecessary expenses of the troops participating in the battle, and at the same time to try the effect of this new method of warfare. The division of the troops attacking Manila into three assembly points was also a rare move in the history of the Haihan War. Because Haihan has always taken the route of elite soldiers, there is no advantage in terms of troops, so in the past battles, the participating troops were often gathered in one place, and then put into the combat site to carry out tasks. The advantage of this is that it is convenient for the commander to control the overall situation, and can mobilize elite troops in the shortest possible time to deal with changes in the battle situation, and at the same time, it is easier to arrange baggage transportation and logistics support.

Of course, such tactics are not without shortcomings, for example, if the assembly point is detected by the enemy, then it is possible to take the initiative to attack when the Haihan troops are not fully in place, or from the location of the assembly point to calculate the target of Haihan's attack and the approximate launch time.

However, the special tactics adopted by Haihan this time were not because of these reasons, but because the elite troops deployed by Haihan at overseas bases were too far away from the mainland, and the soldiers went directly to Manila Bay from the current Kaohsiung Port and Cam Ranh Port, which saved several days of sailing than returning to Sanya first and then setting off together, which was undoubtedly of great benefit to the troops participating in the battle to maintain a good combat condition. In particular, the northern troops that have completed their assembly at Kaohsiung Port have a voyage to Sanya that is almost the same as the voyage from Sanya to Manila, and the voyage from Kaohsiung Port directly to Manila is even closer than returning to Sanya.

After careful weighing and planning, the Ministry of Defense finally decided on a plan of assembling and setting out separately by region, so as to save the physical strength and unnecessary expenses of the troops participating in the battle, and at the same time to try the effect of this new method of warfare. The division of the troops attacking Manila into three assembly points was also a rare move in the history of the Haihan War. Because Haihan has always taken the route of elite soldiers, there is no advantage in terms of troops, so in the past battles, the participating troops were often gathered in one place, and then put into the combat site to carry out tasks. The advantage of this is that it is convenient for the commander to control the overall situation, and can mobilize elite troops in the shortest possible time to deal with changes in the battle situation, and at the same time, it is easier to arrange baggage transportation and logistics support.

Of course, such tactics are not without shortcomings, for example, if the assembly point is detected by the enemy, then it is possible to take the initiative to attack when the Haihan troops are not fully in place, or from the location of the assembly point to calculate the target of Haihan's attack and the approximate launch time.

However, the special tactics adopted by Haihan this time were not because of these reasons, but because the elite troops deployed by Haihan at overseas bases were too far away from the mainland, and the soldiers went directly to Manila Bay from the current Kaohsiung Port and Cam Ranh Port, which saved several days of sailing than returning to Sanya first and then setting off together, which was undoubtedly of great benefit to the troops participating in the battle to maintain a good combat condition. In particular, the northern troops that have completed their assembly at Kaohsiung Port have a voyage to Sanya that is almost the same as the voyage from Sanya to Manila, and the voyage from Kaohsiung Port directly to Manila is even closer than returning to Sanya.

After careful weighing and planning, the Ministry of Defense finally decided on a plan of assembling and setting out separately by region, so as to save the physical strength and unnecessary expenses of the troops participating in the battle, and at the same time to try the effect of this new method of warfare. The division of the troops attacking Manila into three assembly points was also a rare move in the history of the Haihan War. Because Haihan has always taken the route of elite soldiers, there is no advantage in terms of troops, so in the past battles, the participating troops were often gathered in one place, and then put into the combat site to carry out tasks. The advantage of this is that it is convenient for the commander to control the overall situation, and can mobilize elite troops in the shortest possible time to deal with changes in the battle situation, and at the same time, it is easier to arrange baggage transportation and logistics support.

Of course, such tactics are not without shortcomings, for example, if the assembly point is detected by the enemy, then it is possible to take the initiative to attack when the Haihan troops are not fully in place, or from the location of the assembly point to calculate the target of Haihan's attack and the approximate launch time.

However, the special tactics adopted by Haihan this time were not because of these reasons, but because the elite troops deployed by Haihan at overseas bases were too far away from the mainland, and the soldiers went directly to Manila Bay from the current Kaohsiung Port and Cam Ranh Port, which saved several days of sailing than returning to Sanya first and then setting off together, which was undoubtedly of great benefit to the troops participating in the battle to maintain a good combat condition. In particular, the northern troops that have completed their assembly at Kaohsiung Port have a voyage to Sanya that is almost the same as the voyage from Sanya to Manila, and the voyage from Kaohsiung Port directly to Manila is even closer than returning to Sanya.

After careful weighing and planning, the Ministry of Defense finally decided on a plan of assembling and setting out separately by region, so as to save the physical strength and unnecessary expenses of the troops participating in the battle, and at the same time to try the effect of this new method of warfare. The division of the troops attacking Manila into three assembly points was also a rare move in the history of the Haihan War. Because Haihan has always taken the route of elite soldiers, there is no advantage in terms of troops, so in the past battles, the participating troops were often gathered in one place, and then put into the combat site to carry out tasks. The advantage of this is that it is convenient for the commander to control the overall situation, and can mobilize elite troops in the shortest possible time to deal with changes in the battle situation, and at the same time, it is easier to arrange baggage transportation and logistics support.

Of course, such tactics are not without shortcomings, for example, if the assembly point is detected by the enemy, then it is possible to take the initiative to attack when the Haihan troops are not fully in place, or from the location of the assembly point to calculate the target of Haihan's attack and the approximate launch time.

However, the special tactics adopted by Haihan this time were not because of these reasons, but because the elite troops deployed by Haihan at overseas bases were too far away from the mainland, and the soldiers went directly to Manila Bay from the current Kaohsiung Port and Cam Ranh Port, which saved several days of sailing than returning to Sanya first and then setting off together, which was undoubtedly of great benefit to the troops participating in the battle to maintain a good combat condition. In particular, the northern troops that have completed their assembly at Kaohsiung Port have a voyage to Sanya that is almost the same as the voyage from Sanya to Manila, and the voyage from Kaohsiung Port directly to Manila is even closer than returning to Sanya.

After careful weighing and planning, the Ministry of Defense finally decided on a plan of assembling and setting out separately by region, so as to save the physical strength and unnecessary expenses of the troops participating in the battle, and at the same time to try the effect of this new method of warfare. The division of the troops attacking Manila into three assembly points was also a rare move in the history of the Haihan War. Because Haihan has always taken the route of elite soldiers, there is no advantage in terms of troops, so in the past battles, the participating troops were often gathered in one place, and then put into the combat site to carry out tasks. The advantage of this is that it is convenient for the commander to control the overall situation, and can mobilize elite troops in the shortest possible time to deal with changes in the battle situation, and at the same time, it is easier to arrange baggage transportation and logistics support.

Of course, such tactics are not without shortcomings, for example, if the assembly point is detected by the enemy, then it is possible to take the initiative to attack when the Haihan troops are not fully in place, or from the location of the assembly point to calculate the target of Haihan's attack and the approximate launch time.

However, the special tactics adopted by Haihan this time were not because of these reasons, but because the elite troops deployed by Haihan at overseas bases were too far away from the mainland, and the soldiers went directly to Manila Bay from the current Kaohsiung Port and Cam Ranh Port, which saved several days of sailing than returning to Sanya first and then setting off together, which was undoubtedly of great benefit to the troops participating in the battle to maintain a good combat condition. In particular, the northern troops that have completed their assembly at Kaohsiung Port have a voyage to Sanya that is almost the same as the voyage from Sanya to Manila, and the voyage from Kaohsiung Port directly to Manila is even closer than returning to Sanya.

After careful weighing and planning, the Ministry of Defense finally decided on a plan of assembling and setting out separately by region, so as to save the physical strength and unnecessary expenses of the troops participating in the battle, and at the same time to try the effect of this new method of warfare. The division of the troops attacking Manila into three assembly points was also a rare move in the history of the Haihan War. Because Haihan has always taken the route of elite soldiers, there is no advantage in terms of troops, so in the past battles, the participating troops were often gathered in one place, and then put into the combat site to carry out tasks. The advantage of this is that it is convenient for the commander to control the overall situation, and can mobilize elite troops in the shortest possible time to deal with changes in the battle situation, and at the same time, it is easier to arrange baggage transportation and logistics support.

Of course, such tactics are not without shortcomings, for example, if the assembly point is detected by the enemy, then it is possible to take the initiative to attack when the Haihan troops are not fully in place, or from the location of the assembly point to calculate the target of Haihan's attack and the approximate launch time.

However, the special tactics adopted by Haihan this time were not because of these reasons, but because the elite troops deployed by Haihan at overseas bases were too far away from the mainland, and the soldiers went directly to Manila Bay from the current Kaohsiung Port and Cam Ranh Port, which saved several days of sailing than returning to Sanya first and then setting off together, which was undoubtedly of great benefit to the troops participating in the battle to maintain a good combat condition. In particular, the northern troops that have completed their assembly at Kaohsiung Port have a voyage to Sanya that is almost the same as the voyage from Sanya to Manila, and the voyage from Kaohsiung Port directly to Manila is even closer than returning to Sanya.

After careful weighing and planning, the Ministry of Defense finally decided on a plan of assembling and setting out separately by region, so as to save the physical strength and unnecessary expenses of the troops participating in the battle, and at the same time to try the effect of this new method of warfare.

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