"Musketeers, fix bayonets!" The commander in charge of commanding the musketeers took Wei Yuancheng's place, allowing Wei Yuancheng to have more energy to organize the attack on the wall.
Having a bayonet attached to the musketeer means that the musketeer can engage in hand-to-hand combat at any time.
Wei Yuancheng looked at the commander who was actually seconded, showing gratitude. The commanders of the Musketeers were all demoted, so they were actually the same as his own captain. And this commander was not because of the two being equal.
His superiors opposed Wei Yuancheng's command, but instead trusted Wei Yuancheng very much, and were even prepared to let his subordinates engage in close combat. Of course Wei Yuancheng must remember this favor.
The battle leader smiled, and the musketeers prepared to fix their bayonets. In fact, they were just pretending. Who dares to really let the musketeers stand at the front? But when it is really necessary, the musketeers will definitely rush forward without hesitation.
The elite of the Han army will never retreat.
It can be seen that Wei Yuancheng is a newbie on the battlefield and actually lacks understanding of the Han army's musketeers.
The war leader didn't intend to explain, he didn't mind selling Wei Yuancheng a favor.
Or maybe Wei Yuancheng understands something, but he doesn't mind buying a favor to get closer to the Musketeers.
It was just a tacit understanding.
The musketeers started shooting from close range, but the Northern Zhou soldiers could not even raise their heads when the bullets suppressed the camp wall. The crossbowmen took this opportunity to continue forward, throwing arrows out, blocking the Northern Zhou soldiers from the camp to the wall.
It is possible to get closer here. The ladder was placed directly on the wall, and the Han soldiers climbed up while shouting.
There were also ram cars rushing towards the village gate, but the road was muddy, and the village gate of this water village was not big. You didn’t need to think about it, and it must have been blocked inside, so you used ram cars to ram open the village gate.
The possibility of the door is better than climbing directly through the ladder.
In particular, there were already many holes in the wall. The Han soldiers were using machetes to expand these holes. However, the Northern Zhou soldiers were already firing arrows from the other side of the holes, so the progress was not fast.
Wei Yuancheng frowned slightly and looked at the attack in front of him. The shortcomings of Gong Hanjun's new recruits were still exposed. Many soldiers almost fell off the ladder due to unsteadiness when climbing the wall. After all, this was a real battle.
The battlefield is different from training in the military camp, so it is understandable that these soldiers are nervous.
The Northern Zhou army threw all kinds of wooden and rolling stones from the wall, but most of them just threw them out casually. The musketeers of the Han army suppressed the wall and did not give them that much effort at all.
More opportunities, otherwise, the Han army soldiers may be even more embarrassed.
No matter what I say when I go back, I have to let these guys train again!
Wei Yuancheng made up his mind.
At this time, in the other direction of the camp, the sound of killing was also loud.
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"Boom!" The cannonballs blasted up the mud into the sky, and a fortress at the end of the trestle was violently overturned by the cannonballs.
These fortresses were also "invented" by the Northern Zhou Dynasty in response to the Han army's firearms. They were actually semi-crypt houses built of wood. Archers and crossbowmen could hide in them, and they could even hold a crossbow.
The artillery of the Han army cannot quickly destroy these fortresses, so the crossbows and the like in the fortresses can cause the Han army's infantry to suffer.
Unfortunately, under the impact of solid artillery shells, these fortresses are nothing more than flower stands.
Fortunately, the solid artillery shells rushed forward and could only hit things above the horizon. At least half of these semi-crypt-style fortresses were saved.
The crossbowmen of the Northern Zhou Dynasty were lying on the ground. Just now, the cannonballs could almost be said to have grazed their scalps, and the wind almost blew them up, so now they were so frightened that they did not dare to move at all.
"The Nanman are charging forward, shoot your arrows quickly!"
The leader of the team shouted loudly.
On the Fenshui River in the distance, shadows gradually became clear, which were the warships of the Han Navy.
In order to deal with the thin ice on the Fen River, the fronts of the Han army's ships were wrapped with iron sheets. The bows of the ships rubbed against the ice, making a "crunching" sound. However, as the weather got warmer and the ice and snow melted, the ships were basically crushed.
Crushed ice.
The cannons on the ship kept firing, as if they wanted to vent the resentment trapped in the ice for many days on the enemy's head.
When fighting in winter, the most frustrating thing is naturally the navy. The rivers in the south are never completely frozen. Fortunately, in the north, there is almost no place for them to use them. Now they finally have the opportunity to show their skills while the Fenshui ice is melting. What can I say?
He also wants to steal the limelight from Master Lu.
At this time, none of the ships that could rush into the Fen River were big ships, and the Han navy did not dare to let the few Wuya big ships or Huanglong big ships take risks. The trestles in the water villages of the Northern Zhou Dynasty could not meet the needs of large warships.
There is a requirement to dock, so it is useless even if the five-toothed ship comes.
Meng rushed forward, and Li Shurang, the newly formed Fenshui Navy captain of the Han army, stomped on the warships under his feet. To say that the most unworthy official title in the entire Han Dynasty was probably Li Shurang's captain of the Lou fleet, because he was really a
There were no large ships. The Meng Chong at his feet was already the largest ship that Li Shurang could use. Other than that, there were only walking boats and even red horses that looked like stars over the moon.
Li Shurang is the son of Li Yuan, the nephew of Li Mu, and the cousin of Li Xun. As a bastard, he cannot enjoy much care in the Li family. However, as a family of generals, the Li family naturally lacks the most
With the ability to fight on the battlefield, the Han army formed the Fenshui Navy in response to the Hedong War, and Li Shurang decisively joined the army.
Although the Li family is a general, there are many disciples and former officials in the army, and many of their own children are rising to prominence. This is true both in the Northern Zhou Dynasty and in the current Han Dynasty. Firstly, this is because Li Mu, the leader of his hometown, has unparalleled ability to stand up for his team.
It can be compared, and secondly, it is because the Li family has a lot of experience and lessons, which at least prevents their own children from having a black eye after going to the battlefield. But even so, the Li family still has its own shortcomings, and that is the navy.
The navy was not what the northerners were good at. The southerners could not compete with the northerners on land, but they maintained a monopoly on the navy.
What makes the northerners feel depressed is naturally the cavalry. The southerners also want a share of the pie. Now the two chief generals of the Han cavalry, Hou Mi, are from the southeast. This makes the generals from Guanlong and other places in the north
Somewhat dissatisfied.
However, Hou Mi has indeed proved that he is qualified to sit in this position through his actual performance, so everyone can only hold back their dissatisfaction, and the Southeast generals have not really accomplished anything, at least there is still Yu Xi to lead
With the other half of the cavalry, right?
The northerners wanted to regain their position, so they naturally targeted the navy.
I, a man from the North, can also occupy a place in the boat, so that I can reflect the majesty of a man from the North.