"Of course we know this. Are you talking about the battle after they were dispatched? Of course we are prepared for these." Rashid said.

"It's not just that," Said continued: "I mean, after the Americans organize the soldiers and have the target cleared and fought back, you have to mobilize people quickly."

"Can you tell me more specific?" Marl Potuk seemed very interested.

Said nodded and said, "In fact, it is just a guerrilla war. The Americans will definitely pounce on the first attack, more important or closer areas for rescue. At that time, they are unlikely to temporarily transfer people from other guardian sites to support, but they can only mobilize personnel from their military camps in Mosul, and it must be the principle of proximity. Then there is article to do on these roads."

"Of course we know this. You are not the only one here who has fought with the Americans." Rashid said with some impatientness.

Said seemed to have no concern for Rashid, and only heard him continue to say calmly: "Please let me continue. These are just the beginning."

"Continue, Said." Marl Potuk said and looked at Rashid, "Listen carefully. Now we are finally sure what we should do and how to fight better. Don't argue with people wherever we go."

"Yes." Rashid nodded and responded, then looked at Said, and waited for the other party's following the following words after lowering his head and apologizing.

Said was not satisfied, and he said calmly: "In my opinion, these ambushers don't have to fight too hard. After the first round of attacks, they have to think about hitting and leaving and delaying time. At the same time, gather people from other directions and standby. The Americans will soon continue to send teams after the rescue troops are attacked. At this time, do not force them. Continue to take them with them. These people will follow their mission to the target location. When they send enough people, everyone will immediately evacuate and set explosion points on the main roads. The teams that were on standby will attack immediately.

Attack those places where they cannot return to the rescue immediately because they were transferred. At this time, the Americans will definitely transfer their ideas again. They will have several choices. One is to send the people who have just fallen out to another place immediately, and the other is to let them separate some of them. Both choices are simple, but they are very risky for these people. And if our people have cashed in good shape in the previous battle, then these Americans will be very worried and difficult to go in time. After all, the losses of vehicle personnel and psychological concerns will greatly hinder their judgment. Then the third option will appear."

"Are you right to continue sending new personnel from the barracks?" said Marl Potuk.

"Yes." Said nodded and said, "Send new personnel to go to different directions, of course there is a fourth type. Retrieve some people from other barracks to gather somewhere or run directly to the target area for support. This requires you to know the specific situation when you see it."

"But no matter what, they will be divided into small teams after small or not strong teams, right?" Marl Potuk continued to ask.

"This is our opportunity." Said said and laughed, "We are very familiar with this city. It is very simple to walk around the streets. Using buildings and streets to deal with them. They don't know what we are going to do next, but we can understand what they are going to do. As long as we can make them exhausted, they will continue to bleed and the situation will become more and more difficult to control." Said said this, and suddenly stopped. He thought for a while and said, "It's just that we must also be prepared to make a major sacrifice." He looked at Rashid and said, "This is easy to say, but it's difficult to do it well, especially after dawn, the American counterattack will be very serious.

Fierce. Armored vehicles, especially tanks, will be a great threat to us. We do not have enough anti-tank means. In addition..." Said sighed and said, "We have to be careful of air strikes. At the same time, they may also judge our intentions through air reconnaissance or other means. The most important thing is that they have a higher tolerance rate, that is, they can be slow to react, make some mistakes, and pay some price, but we cannot. Our people cannot be bitten, nor can they be besieged. Because we may not be able to provide effective support, this will make us lose our greatest advantage and be flexible and maneuverable. The Americans hope that we can stand in place and confront them face to face. So..."

"So once this happens, our people who are besieged or bitten to escape will either fight to the death or be captured alive." Marl Potuk spoke without waiting for Said to finish his speech.

"That's it." Said nodded and said, "This is also the reason why I proposed to let me and the people I led take on the battle mission in Mosul. This is an extremely difficult battle. Those who want to fight the best of the wind and just want to make the Americans suffer a little."

Marl Potuk waved his hands and said, "Now we don't have time to adjust." He said, looking at Rashid and said, "We are each ready for what we are about to do. Rashid, can you do what Said just said?"

Rashid looked at Said and looked at Marl Potuk, and the guy bulged his cheeks and said, "Maybe it can't be done perfectly, but the people I led and I have the confidence to fight the Americans until the last moment."

"Very good." Marl Potuk obviously not only trusted Rashid, but also was very satisfied with his current state. "You don't have to have too much psychological burden. The war cannot be smooth sailing, and then the Americans' attention will be in Alsabad, and I will let them send reinforcements from Mosul soon."

"If necessary, I can also take people to Mosul to support you." Said said.

"No." Rashid immediately refused, "You should do your own thing first. Are the Americans who rushed to Alsabad to support him easy to deal with?"

Said smiled and said, "It depends on how you do it."

"You mean, if Rashid could make Americans frustrated in Mosul, then would he lose sight of one thing when reinforcements?" asked Marlal Potuk.

"Yes." Said nodded and said, "You will be the first to act. Americans will react to your actions first, just like we have discussed before.
Chapter completed!