Edo Traveler

Under the leadership of Tokugawa Keiho, 30 international students were soon able to meet Tokugawa's family. The process of the meeting is not very easy to say, and it is impossible to talk about something like this with dozens of hundreds of people. The main purpose was to show that the shogunate attached great importance to students studying in the UK, and let Edo know that the generals met the students in the first time.

Then Keiho Tokugawa went to visit Tokugawa Ikei non-stop again, and when I saw Tokugawa Ikei, who had asked him to live in the UK to observe and investigate before the trip, I was left with a breath. Tokugawa Keiho was crying like something. .

It’s sadder than the two sons of Tokugawa Ieki and Chuemon, who loves the shogunate and loves the shogun deeply!

After settling down for another day, Chungemon interviewed these thirty people with other bigwigs. Thirty college students came back, and they weren’t allowed to go to school for a bit of knowledge, and then measure them.

At that time, ten of them were directly trained in infantry, and five were trained in artillery. There were one military doctor, one cavalry, and one surveying and mapping, and two engineers.

There are also five people who study mining, smelting, fine screening, geological prospecting and other majors, and master mining machinery. This is the mining engineer who hoped to intercept the Ashio Copper Mountain when Chuemon in the front.

The last five are the navy and shipbuilding, and can basically be regarded as so-called naval technical officers. He is basically good at normal naval command, but he can design ships or even directly participate in shipyard management and ship building. In the Japanese movie "The Battle of Archimedes", isn't there a Lieutenant General Hirayama Shipbuilding.

How to investigate it?

Those who study the army go to the infantry training center to take a look.

Don't define any scope, you just need to talk about it. If the student soldiers from the age of twelve to their twenties can explain it thoroughly, then the 20,000 taels of gold spent by the shogunate were not wasted.

There is a saying that although the British army cannot be said to be the strongest in Europe, it was the first country to use mercenaries completely and later transformed into a standing professional army. Why do some people say that if Dunkirk did not withdraw people back in World War II, the British army would be over, not because of his standing army veterans and officers, that's it.

The famous "thin red line" in the British army in history is because the British army has adopted a recruitment system for a long time, and the army is dissatisfied with it all the year round.

But a not-so-large professional army has experienced various wars in most parts of the earth. War experience alone, especially the experience of fighting various forms of enemies in various terrains and climates around the world, is absolutely unique in the world.

Now the world’s most experienced warfare and the most complete accumulation is definitely the British army. Whether it's the army or the navy, it's really well-informed.

The lectures given by ten army infantry soldiers really reflected the results of their studies in the British military academy. A large number of battle cases and teachings enabled them to broaden their horizons, understand the various tactics of the same time, and, to a certain extent, become firm. "Elite".

The 80,000 knights in the shogunate’s current banner are all rubbish. We have to learn from the British Army and establish a new army!

The remaining five artillerymen also mean the same thing, good fellow, although I love my shogunate, but my shogunate should hurry up and learn from the British artillery.

As for surveying and mapping, military doctors, and engineers, these are all technical arms, and no students have learned them. Now they come back and become teachers, serving as soldiers and apprentices, and then teaching and learning in the army.

Especially the military doctor, just patted his chest to ensure that his surgical skills were very qualified. Saw a leg or something, hold it in your hand. The United Kingdom has enacted laws specifically conducive to planing, stipulating that the unclaimed poor and patients who died in the poverty-stricken homes are allowed to be used for training by doctors, scientists, etc. after their deaths.

In addition, there have been very good preservation techniques these years, right, formalin's eternal god!

That kid who studied military medicine is now very familiar with the various parts of the human body. According to him, he has touched at least forty people in the five years in the UK (there is absolutely no disrespect here, and I am grateful that these have dedicated themselves and contributed to the medical cause of mankind!). You adults have a headache and brain fever. He can't see it for the time being, but it's broken or bruised, just come.

With a frowning look, even Chuemon couldn't help touching his thigh. If this is the case of shrapnel after war in the future, the inconsistency will really fall into the hands of this kid. I hope he is really as he said, and he is academically proficient.

The poorest was the lone cavalry officer with a miserable real name. In theory, the shogunate could mobilize more than 5,000 cavalry at once, but for the 5,000 flags who had to fight as cavalry in military service, many people now can’t even ride horses, and it’s impossible to expect them to be cavalry.

Moreover, the quality of Japanese war horses is indeed extremely poor, and they are unable to undertake cavalry training and combat tasks. There is no such thing as a cavalry in the training team.

Don't be discouraged, young man, you, President Chuemon, will help you buy a large Yanma from a Dutch businessman, and be a signalman and messenger first, okay?

The headmaster was so kind that moved the child, and he had to recognize a godfather on the spot. It's a pity that Tadaoemon's status is too high, he just doesn't have the guts.

Twenty people in the army quickly completed the assessment, and Tademon felt that the money was not in vain, and the learning results were very good, and he could fully join the shogunate's army. There are five students left to study mines, UU reading www. uukanshu.com Tademon could not help being selfish, and asked them to practice their hands on the Ashio Copper Mountain first.

The reason is also very good. Real knowledge will come from practice. Let’s start with Ashio Copper Mountain. Then go to other places to explore and investigate, find more gold and silver mines for the shogunate, and alleviate the current financial difficulties of the shogunate.

Everyone agrees, first try the water with a small mine, and see how good they are.

The last five naval shipbuilders, Jiang Chuan Yingmin and Sheng Haizhou are all inside, how to arrange them? Of course it was sent directly to Yokohama. Manjiro Nakahama and Keitoku Kurokawa have already started building the shipyard, and they just went there.

However, Chuemon also specifically ordered Katsukaishu to organize the matter of the Merchant Marine School mentioned earlier. We don't necessarily need to build a big boat right away, we will eat the boat first.

Don't look at this kid in a suit outside, but he put on a long hakama in front of the old middlemen, so that he didn't dare to let the adults see him in a dress, and then became unhappy.

How about this kid who can be a man, he became an earl of Edo Kaesong. Oguri had a bad temper and was sentenced to beheading. They all worked for the shogunate, but the results were quite different.