Changjin Lake Starts with the Restoration of Pershing

I just finished reading it, and I have different opinions on the protagonist's golden finger positioning and the protagonist's own positioning. In the article, the golden finger favors logistics, and the protagonist can give greater help to the volunteers in logistics, which can enable our own side to achieve greater results. In the middle and later stages, we can also imitate equipment to manufacture firearms, etc. Isn't this better than going to the battlefield?

Is it going to be unfinished? Why have I deleted it if I already subscribed?

After repairing the guns and artillery, if you don't have ammunition, you can only use fire sticks.

A dozen mortars require a dozen gun squads. Where can you find so many qualified gunners? Isn't this nonsense?

Twelve mortars are an artillery battery, okay? It takes nearly a hundred people to serve these 12 mortars. A mortar battery squad is usually a small squad of eight or nine people.

Travelers know that North Korea has a cold climate and must prepare enough cotton-padded jackets.

It's probably because I didn't save the manuscript, and I didn't have a plan during the initial stage. It's probably because I was a eunuch.