The Troublesome Hero Among the Heroes

Actually, the General Staff has prepared two plans for today's meeting. One is a limited initiative to attack, and the other is to lure the enemy into deep encirclement and suppression.

It's just that Dickson couldn't figure out Charles' thoughts, and didn't want to make today's Charles meeting too bad, so at first he only proposed a conservative plan to lure the enemy deeper.

If Charles youngster is very angry and blindly and impulsively wants to find Elizabeth back, then Dixon can take advantage of the trend to propose a relatively aggressive and limited initiative, so that it can meet Charles's requirements. , Everyone looks good on the scene.

Even if Charles requires a full offense, Dixon can use language games to fine-tune the active attack plan to meet Charles's requirements on the face.

Dickson is an elf who is about to retire. He is already experienced on the battlefield and in the workplace, and he is already familiar with many tasks.

So when Charles asked to take the initiative to attack he was not surprised, but later Charles proposed the tactics that made him a little surprised.

Dickson, who has been leading the army for many years, naturally knows that the soldiers who are about to go out—especially when they won a victory not long ago—have a high morale when they first go out.

If the soldiers are hit by a sudden violent attack at this time, and you don’t know where the enemy is attacking from, the huge psychological gap can make the morale of the enemy drop to the bottom in an instant.

After discussion and research, the General Staff came to the conclusion that the action proposed by Charles has a small investment and a large return, and there are no shortcomings except for the sharp consumption of the inventory of wind and bullets.

And Dixon was thinking about another problem. Later, Charles asked the commando team and the reconnaissance team to carry communicators. The communication between the two parties should not be interrupted during the entire operation. The reconnaissance team reported the enemy’s situation at any time. The commander of the commander is directing actions based on the latest enemy situation.

Stewart, who is in charge of logistics, has a big headache about this. He knows how many communicators are in the southern War Zone. If you want to do it according to Charles, almost all the communicators in the warehouse must be taken out.

But Dixon is very supportive of this point. Full map opening is a matter of every commander yearn for something even in dreams.

Before ten o'clock in the evening, the General Staff worked out an action plan code-named "Charles Express".

The content of the plan is very general compared to the previous plan. It only orders the ministries to send a reconnaissance team with communicator to carry out reconnaissance behind the enemy, and mobilize vehicles, troops, and weapons to organize a commando team, and wait for the reconnaissance team to further feed back on the enemy’s situation. Then proceed to the next step.

Dickson read the plan three times, and it was the first time that he came up with such a simple and general battle plan. After signing the corresponding position of the plan, he felt that there was a hint of inspiration in his mind but it was difficult to grasp.

Assuming that Charles was not asleep yet, Dixon walked out of his office with the plan.

The opposite of Dixon's office is the original Elizabeth's office. At this time, the door of the office is slightly open, and the light is showing through it.

The chief of staff knocked on the door, and Charles' "please come in" voice came from the office.

Dickson was a little surprised. He thought Charles was playing or doing other things. He didn't expect Charles at the desk in the office.

"Your Highness, the first stage action plan is ready." Dixon handed the plan to Charles.

Charles accepted the proposal, signed his name after reading it, and handed it back to Dixon.

Then Charles picked up a document from his desk and handed it to Dixon, saying, "This is my thoughts on the next battle. Please give some advice from the Chief of Staff."

Dixon curiously accepted the document in Charles's hand, and saw that the title of the document was "Plan for Opening Up a Battlefield Behind Enemy Lines (Draft)".

At the end of this battle, Dixon chose to retreat in strides across the board in order to preserve his vitality, which made the murlocs occupy as little as ten kilometers and as many as tens of kilometers of land along the coast.

Fortunately, Spirit Race pays more attention to population resources than land resources, otherwise Dixon would have been drawn out for shooting.

What followed was that the murlocs had to dilute their limited forces on the newly occupied land.

Faced with this situation, it would be strange that Charles didn't take the opportunity to chew a chunk of the enemy's flesh.

Dickson thought of going to the other side. He thought that Charles Youngster wanted to seize the opportunity to prove his ability when he first ascended the position, but he obviously did not have the ability to organize large-scale battles, so he chose what he is most familiar with. The battlefield behind enemy lines.

After all, as long as you look at Charles' resume, you know that what he is most familiar with is the small-scale raids behind enemy lines.

Dickson took the draft plan back to his office, first asked the other staff to issue an order to start the "Charles Express" operation, and then sat at his desk and began to read the plan written by Charles The book comes.

After reading a few pages, Dixon realized that Charles’ plan was different from the previous commando operations behind enemy lines.

In the past, assault teams mostly carried out safari operations after being dispatched behind enemy lines. They wandered around, took a bite when they encountered suitable prey, and dodged far away when they encountered powerful enemies.

This time Charles proposed that the assault team sent is no longer limited to the assault squadrons of each battallion, but instead mobilizes elite forces from the team to form a varying number of assault teams.

He also asked the commando to bring a communicator to eat when encountering a small group of enemies, and to wipe out the friendly forces near the summon when encountering a moderate number of enemies.

If there are too many enemies, then set up ambushes in the upper layers of the enemy’s path, harass the enemy’s avant-garde and defenders, and kill the enemy through long-range attacks and mines. Be sure not to let the enemy feel at ease and comfortable. March comfortably.

In addition to the enemies who go out, the commando will also harass the enemy’s strongholds, warehouses, and bases and other fixed targets according to the situation. If you have a chance, you will use a wind arrow bomb to destroy the enemy’s road. , By the way, bury a thunder.

The commandos sneaking into the enemy's back at the same time can report the enemy's situation at any time through the communicator they carry, making themselves the eyes and ears of the entire army.

The frontline troops in various places analyze the enemy situation reported by the commandos, and command and cooperate with the commandos to launch more targeted attacks on valuable targets.

In general, the first stage of action is to take advantage of the enemy’s unsteady foothold and a large number of areas that cannot be effectively controlled. Fighting continuously kills the enemy with vitality, and then accumulates small victories into big victories.

At the same time, the commandos are also tasked with finding the enemy's high-end battle strength. After finding the target, they immediately notify their own high-end battle strength to strangle it.

Dickson carefully studied the ideas in the Charles plan. He found that Charles attached great importance to the role of the communicator in battle, which meant that he would sink the communicator equipment.

Dickson’s discovery is right. Charles, who is accustomed to having convenient communication methods, will naturally not ignore the use of communicators in wars.

Although the current war is only the war of the cold weapon age, the region and scale of the war are not comparable to the mechanized warfare in his hometown, and the requirements for the transmission of information in the two wars are not at the same order of magnitude.

But Charles feels that the era of hot weapons is approaching, and the mechanized unit has a rudimentary form. Rather than make up lessons after encountering problems in the later period, it is better to do some of the work that can be done in advance.