The first maiden battle of the Possip Army Navy started with the warships looking for Japanese Japanese pirates. On the flagship "Ping An" gunship of the Possip Army Navy, the Navy sent the General Staff Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise on the chart. Forssot can be said to be the most dedicated Franchise Franchise. Originally, there were many Franchise officers and sailors captured by the Possip Army, and they were also the earliest masters of the Possip Army Navy. But Mr. Zhang had a bad habit, that is, he could not tolerate Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchise Franchi

From sailors to tie various sea knots to seeing the pictures to identify the direction of the celestial phenomena, as long as the professor's Franchise man was not careful, he would behead him. There were more than 700 Franchise prisoners, but only about thirty Franchise men who could last until the end were left, and only Fosto, a lieutenant officer, was left among the officers. Fosto loved money more than anything else, and as long as Marshal Zhang gave gold coins, he would even betray his eggs. Fosto and several other naval staff sat around the four-foot chart on the ground of the command cabin to speculate the location of the Japanese pirates.

Although the intelligence given to them by the Korean navy was three days ago, the gunship of the Ponu Army was several times faster than the Japanese pirates' ships, as long as the wind direction was correct, it would be no problem to catch up with the Japanese pirate fleet. The Ponu Army fleet set off from Xiaqiuzi Island to patrol eastward along the south coast of North Korea. However, the three North Korean pirate ships were traveling too slowly, delaying the speed of the entire fleet. Yang Qiantu, the anxious Navy Commander, ordered that the North Korean navy no longer needed to accompany him, and the Ponu Army tracked the Japanese pirate fleet alone.

However, Yang Qiantu still left several Korean naval officers and translators to prevent the Korean people from delaying their business. After eight days of searching, the Pou Nu Army fleet finally found a Japanese pirate fleet more than ten miles west of Brother Island on the south side of Busan Port on the east of Juji Island. The Pou Nu Army Navy, who fought on the sea for the first time, was a lie. Fortunately, the Japanese pirate fleet was very slow, so it gave the Pou Nu Army the opportunity to train troops. Yang Qiantu ordered the entire fleet to be arranged in a geese-shaped formation, and the "Pinghu" first went to lure the enemy.

The captain of the "Pinghu" is Yang Chunhe, the chief general of the Navy, known as the first god gunner of the navy. Although the Navy of the Ponu Army did not agree with the navy system set by General Zhang, they were at most discussing privately. No one in the Ponu Army dared to contradict General Zhang on the issue of the military system. When the "Pinghu" approached the Japanese pirate fleet, it was sailing against the Japanese pirate fleet. When it was seven or eight miles away from the Japanese pirate fleet, Yang Chunhe, the captain of the "Pinghu" ran from the rear tower to the main gun on the bow.

He took out his telescope to observe the Japanese pirate fleet. Yang Chunhe saw that the Japanese pirate fleet was arranged in a fan shape and slowly cruising on the sea. The Japanese pirates' Guan Ship and Xiao Zao Ship are not very big. The oars extending on both sides and the sails of four feet high in the center of the ship, which creates the full power of the Japanese pirate ship. The bow of the Japanese pirate ship is about two feet wide, and it is a solid rectangular fortress with dozens of holes around the bow deck and around the side of the ship. The stern rudder is not much different from the Daming Fu Ship. The difference between the Guan Ship and Xiao Zao Ship is that there is a two feet high enemy building in the center of the Guan Ship, which facilitates the command of the Japanese pirate's bow (the name of the captain of the Japanese pirate) to command and fight.

Yang Chunhe was very confident in his aiming. After observing the enemy's situation at the bow, he planned to fire the first shot himself. He walked to the 10-pound gun on the bow and issued an order to prepare for shooting. The main gunner repeated the shooting angle of the main gun according to the command issued by Yang Chunhe. The two deputy gunners adjusted the angle of the upper and lower and left and right main guns according to the command of the main gunner. The other two deputy gunners quickly cleared the barrel and loaded the ammunition. When the deputy gunner installed the gun, the main gunner raised his right hand high.

Yang Chunhe was standing on the left side of the main gun at this time, looking at a ship that was closed for five miles away. This was Yang Chunhe's primary target to shoot. Yang Chunhe set the shooting distance of the main gun at four and a half miles. He held a telescope in his right hand and raised it with his left hand. When he thought the artillery had entered the best range, he issued an order to fire. With a loud bang, the powerful recoil of the ten-pound main gun suffocated the entire ship that was moving fast. Although Yang Chunhe's reputation was famous, his first gun was still empty. The shell flew directly over the Japanese pirates' ship and raised a seven-meter-high water column ten feet away.

Yang Chunhe, who was unwilling to give up, directed the second artillery again, either far away or missed, making the divine gunner Yang Chunhe blush. In desperation, Yang Chunhe returned to the stern ship building. He ordered the "Pinghu" to turn northwest and approach the Japanese pirates' ship from the side. Although the shells fired by the "Pinghu" did not hit the Japanese pirate ship, they stabbed the entire Japanese pirate fleet's hornet's nest. Dozens of fast ships began to turn and approached the "Pinghu". When two pirate ships approached two miles on the starboard side, six five-pound cannons on the starboard side of the "Pinghu" aimed at the enemy ship with a volley.

This volley shot achieved success. A five-pound shell accurately penetrated into the three-foot hull above the waterline in the middle of the Japanese pirates' ship. The explosion directly exploded and a large hole a half-meter wide exploded on the hull. Three rowing paddles were lifted out of the ship directly from the hull. More than 20 paddles were either killed or injured. While the Japanese pirates' ship cried and shouted to their mother, the sea water poured into the ship along the gap that could not be filled by human power, and the entire ship began to tilt towards the gap.

Yang Chunhe was very satisfied with this battle result, and he adjusted his course again and rushed to the next target. With successful experience, he was more confident in hitting the next opponent's starboard main gunners. At the same time, the "Pinghu" main gun also began to adjust the muzzle angle. When another Japanese pirate's clearance ship entered the two-mile range, the "Pinghu" main gun and the starboard five-jin cannon fired angrily at the same time. Although the Japanese pirate's bow put the ship facing the "Pinghu", the "Pinghu" main gun directly hit the front of the clearance ship.

The Ten-jin main artillery shell was powerful, not only penetrated the thin front of the Japanese pirates' ship, but also exploded in the center of the Japanese pirates' ship. The Ten-jin* explosion directly broke the keel of the ship, and the expansion shock wave also exploded on both sides of the ship. The closed ship broke into two halves and then quickly sank. In less than a stick of incense, the two Japanese pirates' ships sank into the sea one after another. Broken wood chips and a large number of damaged corpses floated on the sea surface. More Japanese pirates shouted helplessly, and the sea water near the ship was covered with blood red under the sunlight.

Yang Chunhe, the captain of the "Pinghu", saw that his ship had achieved such a victory, had long forgotten the order of the General Commander Yang Qiantu to lure the enemy. He ordered the "Pinghu" to continue sailing to the side of the Japanese pirate fleet, and he wanted to use the sideways to attack other Japanese pirate fleets. The "Pinghu"'s disrespect for the order angered Yang Qiantu, the Navy's General Commander, and he ordered the flag-speaking hand to order the retreat to the "Pinghu". However, the signal flag on the sea was too small, and the signal sent by the "Ping'an" flagship did not receive a response from the "Pinghu" flagship.

Seeing that the "Pinghu" faced the Japanese pirate fleet alone, Yang Qiantu, as the fleet's co-organizer, had to order everyone to follow up and attack the Japanese pirate fleet. So, "Pingshun" two gun ships went east, and the "Pingan" ship followed the "Pinghu" gun ship to the northwest to fight the enemy. As they fought, the four gun ships of the Po Nu Army forgot to keep a distance from the Japanese pirate ship and the Xiaozao ship. Sometimes they even broke into the center of the Japanese pirate fleet without fear of danger, and opened fire on the left and right guns at the same time, and occasionally sank a Japanese pirate warship.

Thanks to the power of the Ponu Army artillery, as long as the Japanese pirates pass the ship and the small morning ship were hit by a single shot, they could basically wait for the fate of the shipwreck. The Ponu Army artillery ships became more and more patient as they attacked. They entered the enemy fleet and fired the artillery within a range of two to one mile. The sound of artillery was everywhere on the sea surface of dozens of miles. The sound of the Ponu Army artillery must be the Ponu Army artillery. The sound of the slightly low-sounding cannon was the small cannon of the Japanese warships' counterattack. Although the Japanese pirate artillery was close to the range and fired solid bullets, it also caused certain damage to the Ponu Army vessels.

The live ammunition fired by the Japanese pirates' small iron cannons hit the sails of the Ponus ships, which can make a small hole in the sails. Fortunately, the two main sails of the Ponus Army were made of gypsum powder to infect coarse hemp, which can effectively prevent fire. The soft sails of the rear mast also have good fire resistance. Although several sails were quickly beaten into a numb face by the Japanese cannons, they still stood upright on the main mast. The live ammunition of the iron cannon hit the side of the ship, and the wood chip fragments formed by the iron cannons are the biggest threat to the Ponus sailors on the ship. The Ponus Army Navy is different from the Ponus Army armor in the land battle. The protection range of their armor is the same as that of the mountain troops.

In order to facilitate fighting on the undulating deck, the Pou Nu Army Navy's armor is lightweight. Since there is no experience in water combat, Zhang Dashuai cannons can only temporarily use mountain troops armor to equip the armor of the Navy. It is lucky that the Japanese pirates cannons can hit the Pou Nu Army ships on the undulating sea surface, but if they want to sink the solid ships of the Pou Nu Army, they are a bit delusional. The wood chip fragments formed by the real ammunition of the Japanese cannon on the Pou Nu Army ships gave the Pou Nu Army sailors a second damage.

In the past two hours, the sea was chased, and more than twenty Japanese pirates were missing or cut off ships floating on the sea dozens of miles. The Japanese pirate sailors stood in a cabin filled with cold sea water and desperately dug out the sea water, but how could manpower defeat nature? In just two moments, many Japanese pirate sailors used clay pots and wooden barrels to dig water slowly and slowly. They became fragile in the fear of death, and the crying of survival gradually became the loudest sound on the battlefield on the sea.
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