Chapter 506: Friendship with the people

This is the change in tactical thinking caused by mobility. Dai Yun can fight this kind of interspersed attack war without scruples. All he needs to worry about is whether the troops can keep up with the supply and how to maintain communications between each other. However, the other party does not have such ability. The Xiling army gathers in the front line because they are unable to organize this dispersed attack based on battalions. The gap in arms and training has caused a gap in tactical thinking. In front of Dai Yun, he suddenly became at a loss.

Xiling did not decide this time whether he would organize a comprehensive offensive. He took advantage of Dongping to concentrate his main combat power on the Bei Liao front line and attacked Dongping for a long time, especially the territory of the Northern Xinjiang Administration. The most hard-working opponents of Ye Tao and Dai Yun and his ranks: Tong Bingwen, and his generals. Although Tong Bingwen was defeated unexpectedly, he firmly brought the army back to Xiling with his army and did not suffer too decisive losses.

The loss of Xu face is not a big problem for a veteran like him. Later, everyone saw Ye Tao, Tan Weixin, Dai Yun, Chi Lei, Qiu Haohui and others, and they were all the best, like outstanding figures in the younger generation of Dongping. Especially Ye Tao and Tan Weixin, they were regarded by various countries as the strongest driving force for Dongping's strong rise. Tong Bingwen was still better at defeating such people.

Tong Bingwen did not decide whether he wanted to fight this battle. The civil and military ministers of the court were quarreling about this matter, and Tong Bingwen still won a favorable condition, that is, the troops would set out first. As for whether to fight or not, everyone would continue to argue with a result. If he decided not to fight, he would never take the blame for the world and violate the resolution of the court. After he made this statement, he still gained a lot of recognition. However, as the troops moved forward, the ministers who originally advocated not to fight became increasingly convinced that since this was already the case, then fight. Tong Bingwen finally got the result he wanted. However, Tong Bingwen came a little late, although he had made many arrangements in the early stage to make the troops pay attention to the air reconnaissance in Dongping, and all

The troops must remain extremely vigilant, but compared to Dai Yun, a guy who has been ahead of more than one level of tactical thinking, these generals are still a little lazy. The inherent problems of the Xiling army are particularly exposed in this defensive battle that requires joint efforts. Although Xiling has taken over the military power to the central government and has been engaged in centralized training for several years, the troops are still from the private army of those families. They are still fighting on their own in terms of geographical and kinship, and there is still a long way to go before they can truly enforce the orders. Tong Bingwen had to consider such issues when arranging the defense areas of each army. And where Dai Yun attacked, it happened to be the junction of two troops that were not very good at dealing with.

When Dai Yun launched the offensive, Tong Bingwen was still two days away from the front line troops. Fortunately, Tong Bingwen was lucky. He did not encounter any Dongping troops in the chaos of dozens of battalions in Dongping. Instead, he led three hundred personal guards and two relatively complete units with Xiling. Afterwards, the old coach Tong Bingwen began to take up scattered soldiers like magic. After Tong Bingwen and his own people, Dai Yun was actually helpless with him. Dongping

The troops were scattered too fast and far, and the ability to raid and assault was acceptable, but Dai Yun himself had no confidence in fighting attrition with veterans like Tong Bingwen. Even though Dai Yun made a lot of preparations in advance, he still had some inadequate considerations. One reason was that the Xiling army was not dispersed so that they could be attacked by the Dongping army in the battalion. After being attacked, several troops were often gathered together. Even if they were not helping each other, they would still leave the Dongping army without any lip service.

Dozens of garrison battalions were interspersed, but there were not many opportunities to carry out an annihilation war. There were several times, because of their lack of understanding of the geographical environment, they turned the annihilation war into a defeat war, allowing several troops to escape. Although Dai Yun was so angry, he put himself in his shoes and the decisions made by his subordinates were nothing wrong with the decisions made by the staff officers. Although Dai Yun has been in the army for many years, he will not scold him casually. When encountering this situation, he will only be sulking with himself.

Eight days after Dai Yun started the attack, Dai Yun felt that the battle was basically over. The Dongping army is now mainly divided into six clusters to fight, but the opponents they encounter often gather troops of the same size. Dai Yun, who insists on not fighting attrition, naturally will not take the risk of the decisive battle at will, but will look for opportunities very patiently. But Tong Bingwen's wrist is indeed high. He lets the raised troops form a regiment, constantly extending part of them to rescue other troops, while the rest are all the same.

The part moved with it, and they were always at places where they could support each other. It made it impossible for the Dongping army to start. However, when several garrison battalions gathered to prepare for joint operations, Tong Bingwen could always distribute a strong army, closely monitor and control it, but carefully kept a distance so that they would not really fight together. Seeing Tong Bingwen mobilizing troops with his arms and fingers, it seemed as if he could easily resolve Dai Yun's offensive, Dai Yun himself was also convinced. This was the ability of a veteran and a guy who had been on the battlefield for a lifetime.

Tong Bingwen thought it through from the beginning: the Dongping army came to the garrison battalions, and it was impossible to fight a tough battle. It was not a question of whether Dongping could win, but the garrison battalions were local pillars. As long as they could force the Xiling army to push, Dai Yun would succeed. Now that they have achieved their goal, they would never pay a lot of blood from soldiers to kill more Xiling soldiers. Especially the major casualties of these powerful local troops are likely to cause various chains of negative counter-revolutionaries in a region.

But Tong Bingwen can only reach this point now. He also lamented that Ye Tao, Dai Yun and others in Yunzhou have too high prestige within the entire jurisdiction of the Northern Xinjiang Administration. Otherwise, if tens of thousands of people were fighting to kill, they specifically focused on the garrison camps in certain areas, and then supplemented with secret spies to spread rumors, forcing civil strife in the Northern Xinjiang Administration. But as long as Ye Tao, Dai Yun, Tan Weixin and others are still there, even if Golan personally said he wanted to rebel, there would probably not be many people pay attention to him.

After this battle schedule that everyone felt like it was a chewy thing, the two wise commanders chose to withdraw their troops. Both armies retreated to a convenient place to defend and stationed in a camp. There was a buffer zone of two hundred miles in the middle. Dai Yun sighed that it was a pity that the Dai family's soldiers completed their final appearance in such a battle. But Dai Yun also saw the difference between himself and first-class generals through this battle. Ci was not in charge of the troops. Compared with Tong Bingwen, Dai Yun, as a mother, seemed flexible. In addition, Dai Yun was also a man.

Yun needs to think more deeply about the dialectics between the size and flexibility of the troops. Small-scale troops will be faster, but when encountering this situation, they are really helpless. In addition, the Jingluofu’s combat preparations for Xiling cannot be compared with the previous preparations for Bei Liao. Many maps did not meet the standards recognized by the officers under the Jingluofu’s current military command. After this battle, Dai Yun ordered that a detailed military map from Zhenzhou to Taizhou must be taken out within half a year. On the contrary, in the Taizhou situation, due to the activities of the Leiyin Demon Sect, the map is more complete.

After arranging these things, Dai Yun took a small number of followers and flew straight to the Zhongjun. He took off his body that was not heavy, basically just as a decorative armor. Dai Yun felt relaxed. Tong Bingwen was too powerful. Fighting with Tong Bingwen in mobile warfare was completely different from when Tong Bingwen was completely unfamiliar with the tactics and troops of the Blood Qi Army and had a contempt. The veteran almost always put pressure on her, making her think several times, how good it would be to kill him if she had stopped him before. Even if Dai Yun had an airship in his hand, it was useless. Tong Bingwen's tactics were not afraid of reconnaissance at all, which was a real open plot. He could completely ignore the harassment of the airship. He had enough prestige to let his troops die by obeying his orders. Dai Yun kept thinking on the airship, how to deal with Tong Bingwen when he fought again.

The airship did not land in Zhongjun Town, but landed outside a small village west of Zhongjun Town. Ye Tao, Tan Weixin and other families were waiting for her. There were many fun places near Zhongjun Town, and the vegetation was different from Yunzhou, which made the children have a lot of fun. Whether it was Ye Wenxuan, Ip Man-hyun, or even Ye Wen-jun who was following his two brothers, they could recognize many types of ore. People from the Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Bureau, Commerce and Trade Bureau and Command Department all lamented that under the seemingly barren land of Bei Liao, there were wealth hidden. But for the children, those colorful ores were good toys.

Ye Tao's family went out to play, but did not bring too many guards, and he, who had always been low-key, did not do anything to disturb the people. Wherever he passed, the local people who had various speculations about this important minister in Dongping gradually changed their views. Compared to the domineering behavior of the Western Route Army, Ye Tao and his party did not commit any crimes. Occasionally, there were some minor accidents, and the apology was sincere, and the compensation was high and fast. This important minister in Dongping soon left a deep impression among the people of Northern Liao.

This time, landing in the fields outside the village, after a seemingly relaxed but murderous encirclement, many people around came to see the airships and saw what the legendary female general, Dai Yun, should look like. When he did not pose a threat to himself, Ye Tao did not let the guards drive them away. The people started with these details. As the chief lord who dominated the border, he had already had this awareness. However, Liu Yong disappeared for a while. When he came back, he had already changed into a piece of clothes, but he still had a faint sense of excitement.
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