War of Resistance: Raising Troops from Snow Leopard

Your Japanese army has a leader, so there must be a limit to blindly writing.

The author please pay attention to some common sense. Don't just be cool. The artillery unit is a door, and the warship unit is a ship.

Forgive me for being ignorant. After reading this book, I realized that the commander of the Central Army was the major. The artillery unit was one cannon and two cannons. The Japanese army was organized into brigade, regiment and battalion.

General Tang? Tang Shengzhi, I remember that he kept shouting that we would live or die with Nanjing. But when he ran away, he was the first to go and there was a special ship to pick him up, which caused great harm to the Nanjing defenders and civilians.

It's completely made up. . . . . . Don't have any military knowledge at all

Measuring units are organized in a disorderly manner, military ranks are disordered, and weapons are disordered.

Even with such a big golden finger, it still failed.

It would not be difficult for a modern 10,000-strong force to wipe out 1 million people in that era as long as they had sufficient firepower.

Ten billion? You are teasing me by riding a horse

Major Cai, the leader of the teaching team, are you crazy or am I wrong?