Reach the front line.

Everything is in disarray. It's like a garbage dump.

stench……

Almost suffocating...

There were discarded ammunition boxes, broken weapons, and various other supplies everywhere.

There were injured soldiers lying in a mess. No one seemed to care.

With just one glance, Zhang Yong knew that there was no battlefield management.

Battlefield management is not a fancy word. It is similar to construction site management.

Management is not for looking good, but for improving combat effectiveness.

In a messy battlefield, where is the fighting power?

Where are the supplies?

Where are the wounded?

Where are the weapons?

Where is the ammunition?

Where is the food?

Where is the starting point of the attack?

Where is the seating area?

Everything should be neatly organized and categorized.

When soldiers rush forward, fight, get injured, or die in battle, someone should deal with it.

To put it cruelly, you can think of each soldier as a building material at a construction site. They should be placed in place as required.

The current situation is that officers may not be able to find soldiers, and soldiers may not be able to find officers.

The wounded cannot be treated in time, which seriously affects morale.

Shake his head.

Oops……

I know too much.

I have memorized too much information these days.

They actually moved all the battlefield management out.

well……

That's too much to ask for.

Even the German weapon masters of the 87th and 88th divisions can't do it.

The 77th Army commanded by Feng Zhian is at best third-rate in the order of battle of the Chinese army.

To expect them to have such a high level is an extravagant expectation.

Moreover, morale is low. There is no intention at all.

The battle must be won.

Once the battle is won, all work can be carried out easily.

If you don't win the battle, you describe battlefield management in a garish way and no one executes it.

Observe the battlefield.

Even though it was daytime, it was dead silent.

With the naked eye, you can hardly see any Japanese invaders. All you can see is the wilderness.

However, the radar map showed that there were many red dots a few hundred meters away. There were weapons. They were obviously Japanese invaders. They were well hidden.

Rough estimate: It should be a squadron of Japanese invaders, about 150 people.

The weapons are very complete. There are heavy machine guns, grenade launchers, and many grenades.

The firepower of the Japanese squadron was actually not very strong.

Mainly heavy machine guns and grenade launchers.

It's a little insufficient for attacking fortresses, but it's obviously enough for defense.

Of course, it is aimed at the Chinese National Army.

If it faced the armies of other powers, it would probably be beaten.

The position that the Japanese invaders and the Chinese army fought for repeatedly was actually a plain with only the ruins of some villages.

No complete house can be seen anymore. It was repeatedly bombarded by artillery shells and completely shattered.

Holding up the telescope, you can see the trenches dug by the Japanese invaders. The soil is piled high. No people can be seen, which means they are inside the trenches.

Or, to be more precise, hiding in the cat-ear holes of the trenches.

The infantry fortifications of the Japanese invaders were relatively advanced at that time. At least they were more advanced than those of the Chinese army.

Digging cat-ear holes in trenches was also an invention of the Japanese invaders. It was later absorbed and promoted by the PLA, and eventually became the strongest light infantry on earth.

"The Japanese are very cunning. They don't even know where they are hiding," Zhang Yunqing said angrily.

After a pause, he said harshly: "If you rush up, you will be killed by fire immediately. Mortars are almost useless against them."

"Yeah." Zhang Yong agreed.

The Japanese invaders had trenches and cat-ear holes, and their mortars were too weak.

Zhang Yunqing's troops only have 60mm mortars and no 81mm mortars. It can only be said to be an itch.

As long as there are fortified enemies, it is difficult for 60mm mortars to kill them.

In TV movies, a 60mm mortar shell can explode like a 150mm grenade. That's all a lie.

Back up.

Ranging.

Arrange delivery.

Mainly the six-barreled 107mm rocket launcher.

It is not the original version given by the system. It was made by Zhang Yong himself. There are only six tubes.

Compared with the original twelve tubes, it is lighter and more flexible.

Mainly, the reloading speed is fast.

"Report!"

Soon, the mule and horse team arrived.

12 six-barreled rocket launchers and a large number of artillery shells were delivered.

This is a rocket launcher battery.

Twelve guns. 72 tubes in total. Fire 72 rockets in one salvo.

Reloading time takes approximately one minute.

In fact, there is no need to fire a salvo. Just launch it after loading it. As long as it hits the enemy's position in the past, it will be fine.

"What kind of weapon is this?" Zhang Yunqing felt strange.

The appearance seems to be very rough.

At first glance, it seems that it was temporarily built in a blacksmith shop.

It seems that such a weapon can be made in any blacksmith shop?

"Secret weapon." Zhang Yong replied with a smile.

No need to explain.

You will naturally know it after a while.

Call some artillerymen and explain how to load rockets.

Measure distance and aim at the same time.

Homemade weapons are of course inaccurate.

But there is no need for accurate aim. Cover a large area and hit whoever you hit.

There is no way, Zhang Yong's level is just that. Apart from being able to connect wires in series to launch, he doesn't understand anything else.

Aiming and other things are system assistance. Give a rough range.

Anyway, if the quality is not good, the quantity will make up for it.

If others can strike accurately with 10 rounds of artillery shells, you can use 100 rounds, 1,000 rounds...

Soon, seventy-two rockets were loaded.

"put!"
To be continued...