Five hundred and seventieth chapters one person's war three
Looking at the information reported by the Inland Fleet, Lieutenant General Craig frowned: "According to the Inland Fleet's report, an enemy motivated them to fire on the river bank, and the shelling lasted for nearly an hour. After the shelling was over, one
Half an hour later, they found a large number of rafts on the bank of the river?"
Major General McLean nodded and said, "Yes, I think there were enemy soldiers who deliberately fired guns to attract our attention, and then they fled across the river."
Lieutenant General Craig said: "Do you think they can walk faster than inland gunboats? Can they run upstream to cross the river while doing artillery battles downstream?"
"This..." Major General McLean was choked and couldn't speak. He was a young master like him who came from a large family and came to the army to gilt, all theorists who graduated from military academy. His common sense of military knowledge was actually a weak link.
Lieutenant General Craig shook his head. The Boston Imperial Army had never fought any decent wars. The officers' level was really low, but they couldn't blame them for this. With the geographical location of the Boston Empire, if you want to maintain your success, you don't need much.
Army. Before World War I, the Boston Empire had always attached little importance to the army. It was only when the national strength was expanding and the empire wanted to expand externally, but the army was easy to be armed, but officers needed to be trained for a long time.
This situation would not be surprising.
Lieutenant General Craig said: "Maybe their large troops have crossed the river and fled, but there must be still small troops operating in the Gabon area. You must continue to clear and find this small troops to eliminate them, so as to ensure that the Gabon area is
We can then rely on the blockade of the Congo River to attack the Angora region.”
After saying that, Lieutenant General Craig sighed and said, "The troops attacking the north have already crossed the Sanaga River. I heard that your elder brother is in that army. If you want your status in the family to be stable enough, you must
Work hard.”
Although Lieutenant General Craig's words were not too important, they pointed out Major General McLean's concern. Now he and his elder brother are competing for the inheritance of the family. Once his troops are entangled in the guerrillas and have not won, he is in the battle for the throne.
It's doomed to be defeated.
Major General McLean took a deep breath and replied: "I will definitely destroy this guerrilla team as soon as possible, take complete control of the Gabon area, and then occupy Angola as soon as possible."
Lieutenant General Craig naturally would not blame his subordinates. On the contrary, he was willing to help his subordinates and made a good relationship. Therefore, he nodded and encouraged: "You don't have to worry now, after all, the northern troops need it.
There are many areas under control, and they cannot fully occupy it for the time being. After we stabilize Gabon, we only need to occupy Angola. In addition, you should know that the ultimate goal of the empire is the Chinese Empire. When we attack the Chinese Empire, they will
The focus of defense is on the front line of Cairo in the north, and you have much more chances to make contributions than your brother."
Hearing Lieutenant General Craig's analysis, McLean's eyes shone, he immediately stood up and said: "Subsidiaries must do their best to complete the empire's great cause as soon as possible."
In order to wipe out the remaining small army, Major General McLean asked the entire Third Army to dispatch it and repeatedly clear the Gabon area, while Walbek led his troops to penetrate the gaps between the opponent and struggled to avoid the opponent's search.
The opponent's troops were becoming more and more dispersed, and the areas they controlled were becoming larger and larger.
The activity area of the direct team becomes smaller. If this continues, they will lose their foothold and will either be eliminated or flee to the north. Once they flee to the north, they will completely cut off contact with their logistics base.
Wolbeck sat under a big tree, frowned and looked at the map. At this time, his deputy, Colonel Holm, came over and said, "It's better to have a map given to us by the Chinese Empire. Not only is the standard clearer, but it's also a
Completely moisture-proof. What is this material called? By the way, it is called plastic. It is so wear-resistant and moisture-proof, which is much better than our paper map."
Wolbeck nodded and said, "Indeed, the Chinese Empire not only has developed technology, but also has a large number of special weapons for various environments. These weapons are not necessarily very advanced, but they are quite suitable in special areas, which shows that their designers have a lot of experience.
.”
Holm opened a box of cans and said, "Okay, don't look at the map first, eat cans first. I want to say that this can is also the best product of the Chinese Empire. Such seized Boston Empire products taste like
The paste is average, the taste is too bad.”
Wolbeck also put down the map and ended up with the can handed over by Holm, took a sip and said, "How much do we have to replenish?"
Holm frowned and said, "Recently, the Bostonian supply convoys are becoming more and more tightly protected, and the search teams are too frequent. Our supplies have not been replenished. It is estimated that they can last for a month at most. After a month, we
I'm going to find food in the rain forest."
Walbeck nodded and said, "This is a problem, but I have already thought of a solution. As long as we successfully fight an annihilation battle, we can shock the Bostonians and prevent them from dividing the troops too much, so we have a chance.
Now.”
Holm raised his eyebrows and said, "Oh? I said, "Old guy, what are you doing to harm others?"
Walbeck smiled slightly and said, "I dare not say that harming others. Anyway, it won't make Bostonians feel better."
Since the Bostonians sent dozens of aircraft, they always conducted air reconnaissance during the day. Although the air reconnaissance was not effective due to the rainforest, Wolbeck's troops were large. In order to avoid exposing their whereabouts, they still chose to
Daily rest during the day and night action.
Night had already fallen, and Boston's search troops had already set up camp on the spot, and their reconnaissance planes chose to rest because they could not take off at night. It was like this when it was late at night, but an army was moving quickly in the rainforest.
The night in the rainforest is quite lively, and many insects and venomous snakes operate at night. These things are very dangerous to those who operate at night. Fortunately, all the equipment of Wolbeck's army is equipped with rainforest special equipment obtained from the Chinese Empire.
They wore an integrated suit and high-waisted military boots, and were not afraid of the invasion of poisonous insects and snakes, which gave them the ability to move in the rain forest at night.
Wolbeck led his troops to stumble in the rainforest. Fortunately, most of the soldiers were natives. They were quite familiar with such rainforest environment. Although they did not set up a torch because they were afraid of exposing their targets, their speed was still not