The Ironclad Army in the Flames of War

I really want to vomit. The current Anti-Japanese War articles all refer to special forces and mercenaries. The question is, do you, the author, know basic military knowledge? I don't understand and can't write it down. The character design is a special employment and the result is all common sense mistakes. Another character you create is at best proficient in small unit combat, but the author knows nothing about large corps. Another thing you have to consider is the age difference. Infantry command now is completely different from that in the past.

One hundred and fifty meters, what is the wind for a 7.92-Caliber full-power bullet? Are you having a typhoon? Even if you say you are not familiar with guns, you are more reliable than this! Persuasion to retreat!

Author, what is it like to experience a whole episode of slow-motion TV series?

It is really meaningless for special forces to go to the frontal battlefield. The value of special forces is not reflected in the frontal battlefield, but behind enemy lines. On a frontal battlefield where shells and bullets rain down like rain, there is really no difference between the role of special forces and ordinary soldiers. The individual's outstanding force and quality are a joke in front of the established army...

I've read the book "War on Fire", but it seemed to have stopped before I finished writing it. It's a pity, I hope this time it will have a beginning and an end, and I'll support it with a lot of money.

I lost interest after watching the beginning. There was a dead man lying on his back three hundred meters away. He could see it with a badge without moving. Did he use a magnifying glass to see it? ? ? 7.92 Full-power bombs are fired at a hundred meters and the wind speed is measured. Is it typhoon weather? ? ?

How should I put it, I have never been exposed to the military. Just say a little. The author sets up a village to be garrisoned by a battalion, and get rid of those who are not full, that is, 200-300 people. Is the author writing about the National Army based on the combat model of the Eighth Route Army guerrillas? How many 30 people are holding the position? Are you sure you got it right? After a dozen or so little days, you will be ready to die. Why don't they come up with a small team? Are you sure this is the national army? The Chinese army has always been superior in strength. You have made the Chinese army smaller and the Japanese army more numerous. Then the national army will defeat the greater number with less? Are you sure you're not kidding? At least speaking of the author's battalion commander, he has more than 200 people. No matter how forward the front-line position is, there must be 80 to 100 people. Then leave part of the reserve team, put part of the second line, and wait for the third line to fill in for the first line. The author is just asking hundreds of people to send it slowly? First give away 30, then give away dozens, then give away dozens, and then the rest will be made into dumplings in the village? Are you here to be funny?

After reading The Deserter, and reading the current anti-Japanese war literature, it is indeed a bit like that, but it is still above the standard, it is just a bit taken for granted.

With the industrial base of the Republic of China, it's really hard to live without success, and you have to risk your life to fill it.

The Republic of China has become a restricted area since becoming a junior high school student in 2012. I admire the author's courage in writing this subject. Tribute to the lonely brave man in the literary field of the Republic of China