"Precaution, don't talk."

Sanlangzi wanted to say a few words, but the squad leader immediately issued an order, and the soldiers around him had already raised their necks.

It turned out that they were half kneeling on the ground. Now everyone is standing in the trenches and revealing part of their heads and shoulders. This is also a kind of adjustment for them. This way of combat protects their bodies better.

Sanlangzi's breathing began to stabilize at this time. All the people around him were veterans, and all their new recruits were dispersed.

Each infantry squad has at most one to two, and most of the remaining ones are veterans. This combination is the safest. If there are a large number of new recruits, if one person escapes, the others will run away.

But if there are many veterans, several new recruits will have nothing to do with them. As long as they move slightly faster, they can gain more military achievements as the new recruits.

After all, these generals in Fusang did not wait for the general's order. Although they sent messages to Kyoto as quickly as possible and Fusang's land area is not very large, in today's era, it is probably impossible to have a round trip day and night.

Unless they all act on land, if they get to the sea, the time will be delayed a lot. The tactics will be done according to Matsumoto Yoshioka's requirements, and the entire army will still be suppressed later.

Several Fuso generals observed something different, that is, behind them was a row of Matsushi Yoshioka's personal soldiers.

They also understand what it means. Some people had expressed dissatisfaction yesterday, and there could not be any disputes on the battlefield. If someone dares to express different opinions today, these personal soldiers may have killed you. They only listened to the orders of Matsushi Yoshioka and ignored the other people's ideas.

The old man had died several colors, hoping that the generals below could persuade Yoshioka Matsushima, but when they saw the samurai sword in the hands of the soldiers behind them, they all closed their mouths.

If you want to persuade us, you will persuade us yourself, but if you can't open your mouth and lose your head in a daze, who will be responsible for us?

What's more, the way of fighting in Matsumoto Yoshioka is not wrong. After all, Matsumoto Yoshioka and the Ming army fought, and we are just hearing-making. If we win, we can also benefit from it.

"The knife is pressed against the back of the people in front of you, and the whole army advances."

Matsumoto Yoshioka did not look at the people around him and immediately issued an offensive order.

He was the first to assemble. He believed that the Ming army might not be ready for the attack at this time. If the more time they left for the Ming army, the more perfect the preparations those people would be, and the greater the casualties we would be.

His theory is correct, but the preparations of both sides are completely different. There are tens of thousands of people gathered together on your side. The time for rectification alone is enough for the Ming army to enter the combat position.

Moreover, you belong to more than a dozen different generals and have to argue with each other for a while. When the Fusang army began to advance, the Ming army had already entered the combat position and could enter the battle at any time.

So blindly accelerating the attack at this time has no use. It is better to leave half an hour to let your troops rest and rest.

It may also have a better effect. Of course, no one around Matsumoto Yoshioka reminded him, not that these people were bad-hearted, but mainly because they were not familiar with the combat methods and preparation time in the Ming Dynasty.

Matsumoto Yoshioka was ready today. Although he knew that the opponent's artillery was very fierce, he still adopted such a dense formation.

If it is too loose, many people may run back when the cannon sounds later. Now the steel knife behind is pressed against the back in front. Even if someone wants to retreat, they have to try whether the steel knife of their comrades is sharp enough.

"Dear generals, the order I just issued was to advance the entire army. Haven't you heard it?"

Songoshi Yoshioka's words surprised the rest of them. At most, one or two generals needed to lead the team, but this guy actually asked everyone to go up together. I really don't know what he was thinking.

But behind them are all this guy's personal guards. If they dare to have any objection, their heads may fall off at any time. Even if they are unwilling to do so, they have to take their guards to slowly move up.

Looking at their appearance, Matsumoto Yoshioka snorted coldly. The guards under these men were very powerful. If there were only one or two people, it would have no effect.

These dozen generals have nearly 2,000 people in total. This is definitely a new force. The current army is all second-line troops and the combat effectiveness is not very strong. These personal guards need to be supported by the rear. If the army in front dares to retreat, then these personal guards will be a supervising team.

The black Fusang army was pressing up like this. They had never fought like this before, because there was no formation at all, and they were all a huge rectangle.

Under such circumstances, many soldiers did not know how to play their advantages, but Matsumoto Yoshioka understood that when the entire army attacked later, only such a continuous attack would have a glimmer of hope.

"He's a fucking veteran."

The hero Zhou also understood all this, and this sentence was an evaluation of Matsumoto Yoshioka.

Under the linear combat mode of the Ming army, their attack method is indeed the most useful.

The previous enemies may have a prototype in their minds, but they didn't remember that Matsumoto Yoshioka applied all this to reality. Only when everyone rushed up could they continuously put pressure on the Ming army.

As long as one of the points cannot be supported, all the troops can tear apart this line of defense.

"Add 50% of ammunition reserves and do it right away."

In the fifteenth minute before the battle began, Mr. Zhou issued this order, and the transport personnel behind him immediately began to act. Although Mr. Zhou had already made changes, the battle was still extremely difficult. It can be said that it was the difficulty that the Ming army had ranked among the top three since the founding of the army...
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