"What if the French army doesn't fall for the trick, and they also know the distance of our artillery attack. They will use more artillery than us."
After listening to them all explain their views, Nashadir felt inexplicably that after this period of training, these troops who knew nothing about military operations before were now able to talk about a few battle plans.
And they are not just talking nonsense, they have really undergone careful analysis.
But Nashadir looked at Sean, who had been silent, and said, "Sean, what suggestions do you have?"
Sean looked up at Nashadir and smiled.
Nashadir motioned for him to speak out his thoughts.
Everyone looked at Sean, and the voices of the people arguing gradually stopped. They said, "General Sean, just tell me your opinion."
Sean looked at everyone and said, "I just heard you talk so much."
"Actually, from a single point of view, I don't think there is any problem with what you said."
"But everyone should remember that in this battle, what we want to do is not to defeat the French army, but to occupy this arsenal with a clear goal, which is to get back the materials in the arsenal."
"We are not far away from this arsenal, a hundred kilometers away, but this is beyond our scope of influence. In addition to the French troops guarding the area, we need to face other French troops in a direct attack."
"Everyone should understand that there are enemy outposts set up forty-seven kilometers ahead of us, and there are more French outposts further back."
"The existence of these outposts is to protect France's weapons arsenal. Although its geographical location is not important, we cannot deny how important its strategic attributes are."
"It is impossible for us to attack the arsenal without the enemy knowing anything about it."
"So my suggestion is to send two troops and take advantage of the current shortage of French troops to tear them apart and make our real offensive target feel safe."
"This will give our troops a chance to capture the arsenal. As for the traps and situations that General Henry mentioned, I think although they are important, they are not what we need to worry about the most."
"Swamps can be found, and ferocious beasts can be avoided. The only thing that needs attention is how to attract troops from these outposts."
Bang! Bang! Bang!
Sean was slightly startled when he saw the sound of clapping between Nashadir's hands.
Nashadir said: "Sean, what you said is absolutely correct. There is no need to worry about how to attack the arsenal. The most important thing is the troops at the outposts. How should we contain them in order to attack the arsenal?"
The strength of the troops at these outposts."
"You just said that the troops will be divided into two groups, one group will attack the outpost, and the other group will take the opportunity to attack the arsenal. This is a good idea."
"Henry, do you have any information on those outposts?"
Henry took out a notebook and said calmly: "Of course I have collected it. These troops are so close to my power, and I must not let go of their information."
Nashadir nodded, opened the book and looked over. The information on the outpost was also extremely detailed.
"Let me tell you, the three outposts we need to face have a total strength of 6,000 troops, and the arsenal has a strength of 3,000 troops."
"No matter which of these outposts we attack from, the other two outposts will quickly receive our attack information and they will quickly support us."
"That's the crux of our plan of action!"
Nashadir held up his hands and looked at everyone and said seriously: "The enemy has 9,000 troops, and we only have 10,000 troops that can be put into battle. We do not have any advantage in terms of strength, and we are at a disadvantage in terms of weapons and equipment.