I Build an Aircraft Carrier in the Ming Dynasty

"Perhaps, we can employ harassment tactics."

The advisor said.

"Specifically."

Lu Guangzu asked urgingly.

"In short, it is to use a combination of virtual and real to carry out a feint. Once the enemy is on the city wall to prepare for defense, the infantry immediately stops and retreats, allowing the artillery to bombard and kill the enemy.

Once the enemy retreated from the city wall to avoid it, the infantry again assumed a general offensive posture, so that the enemy did not dare to go down the city wall. If they dare to go down, they will turn the feint attack into a general attack. The difficulty of the enemy going up and down the city wall is much more difficult than our troops advancing and retreating on the flat ground. "

The advisor said.

This tactic sounds good, but the actual operation is quite difficult.

The timing of the advance and retreat of the infantry needs to be mastered very well. If you retreat slowly, you will be accidentally injured by your own artillery, and will also be hit by the enemy.

But it was too early to leave, and it was impossible to force the Ming army to stay on the city wall, so it was easy to make a joke.

Moreover, it costs more shells to play like this, and the killing efficiency is not necessarily how high.

Of course, this rogue tactic also has its advantages, that is, it can make the Ming army exhausted, make them in a dilemma, and severely damage the morale of the Ming army.

This kind of situation where others can hit you, but you can't fight back, hurts morale the most.

If the Ming army was careless and neglected to take precautions, the Hua army could take advantage of the situation to launch a general attack and take down the city wall.

"Sounds okay, but won't it cost a bit of shells."

Cannonballs are silver, and Lu Guangzu is also very distressed.

"This, you have to pay something. Like this kind of heroic pass, if you want to win it before, it won't take a year or a half, and it will be impossible to kill thousands of people. Now it's just a little bit of money, which is already very good. "

The counselor sighed with emotion.

He found that the thoughts and concepts of the generals of the Huajun changed very fast, and they all became very arrogant and eager for quick success.

In the past, to attack a fortified city, you must mobilize more than three times the number of troops.

But now, they dare to attack with fewer troops than the defenders.

In the past, it took ten days and a half, or even half a year, to attack a fortified city, and everyone would think it was normal.

But now, if a city cannot be won for three days, it will be regarded as a shame by them.

In addition to battle damage, tactics and other aspects, these Dahua officers have become completely different from before.

He couldn't see the deep-seated reason for this change, and he knew that it might be the result of the comparison between the officers.

After all, other generals can take down a fortified city in one day, but it will take him a few months.

"Then do it like this, go back and plan in detail, and there can be no mistakes."

Lu Guangzu had no better way, so he could only take the advice of the chief of staff.

Inside Pingyang Pass, the Ming army was cleaning the battlefield.

Hua Jun was a little distressed when more than 100 people died, but he didn't know that the casualties of the Ming army were also very heavy.

The dozen or so rounds of shelling alone caused dozens of casualties to them.

Including some who were shot, they killed nearly a hundred people.

At the same time, of their 2,000 grenades, there were only less than 1,600 left, and the consumption was very serious.

According to the attack just now, with four more waves, their grenades will be exhausted.

If the Chinese army launched a general offensive, their reserves may be exhausted twice.

Once they run out of grenades, I'm afraid they'll have to retreat.

Without the big killer of grenades, they would certainly not be able to hold it.

Hua Jun was worried, and Huang Huihong was also worried. He was thinking about whether to order or not to let the soldiers save some hand grenades and not throw them hard just because of their power.

According to today's usage, it won't last long at all.

The next day, the Dahua army came to Pingyang Pass again and launched harassment tactics.

However, on the surface, their attacking style is the same as yesterday.

Still the first shelling, and then the infantry approaching.

It's just that the shelling this time was not as severe as yesterday's, and they were also saving shells.

Huang Huihong sneered proudly when he saw this scene. He felt that Hua Jun was out of luck and had no tricks. Also, there may have been a shortage of shells.

This makes him happy, which means that the hope of holding the level is greatly increased.

"The second battalion and the third battalion stopped, and the first battalion continued to advance."

Under the city walls, the officers of the Chinese army carried out complex commands.

The two battalions stopped at a distance of 30 meters from the city wall. This distance can be rushed to join the general attack at any time, and they will not be attacked by the defenders.

And if a battalion continues to approach, it can force the Ming army to send soldiers to the city wall to defend.

When the soldiers appeared on the wall, a battalion withdrew and the artillery fired again.

This time needs to be grasped more accurately, otherwise it will accidentally hurt its own soldiers.

This is actually the primary version of the later-generation infantry artillery synergy.

Hua Jun's sudden coquettish operation completely stunned the Ming army.

However, as the shells landed around them, these Ming soldiers suddenly realized that the enemy was lying to them to get bombed.

They wanted to withdraw the city wall immediately, but before the commander had spoken, retreating privately would be disobeying the military order, which would cost him his head.

Soldiers of the Ming Army,

was in a dilemma.

However, they didn't struggle for too long.

The generals of the Ming army were not stupid. Seeing this situation, they just hesitated for a while, and immediately arranged for soldiers to go down the city wall.

It's just that the soldiers can go down immediately without an order.

There are only two steps down the city wall, and on average, only three people can walk side by side each time.

This is still in an orderly situation. In fact, those panicked soldiers even hold their weapons in disorder, and if they are not careful, they will poke their comrades.

Therefore, those soldiers who are eager to go down first can always confuse the scene.

Fortunately, there was no stampede accident.

After finally waiting for those soldiers to get off the city wall, Dahua's artillery stopped shelling again.

Immediately afterwards, the infantry of the Chinese army began to approach the city wall again, making a posture of attacking the city.

Hua Jun's actions made Huang Huihong's head hurt.

He knew that the other party was feigning attack, and once he put people on the city wall, those Chinese soldiers would repeat the same trick.

At that time, they will be tricked a second time, which will not only sacrifice some soldiers in vain, but also cause morale to plummet.

However, it's not enough without calling people, in case the Hua army directly attacked.

When Hua Jun started to climb up the city wall and come to the rescue, it would be too late.

"Get people up there."

Huang Huihong did not dare to take this risk, and would rather toss the soldiers a little more.

At such a time, he could only hope that these soldiers would be more patient and overcome such difficulties.

With this order, the soldiers of the Ming army directly cursed their mothers.

They've just come down, and they're going up again before they catch their breath?

Moreover, going up is only to be bombed, and even the enemy can't be touched.

Cursing and cursing, they have not yet reached the limit of their collapse. Therefore, they all scolded and went to the city wall again.