It was supposed to be a casual game, but the Long March dungeon brought tears to everyone's eye

Should we wait or not?

The regimental commander didn't rush to answer.

He pulled out a summary of enemy and friendly equipment from under the table and spread it next to the map.

"Comrades, let's take a look first. The enemy has planes and tanks, and large-caliber artillery behind them."

"Their vehicles, carrying people and artillery, moved much faster than we could on foot."

"Moreover, the United States, which is leading the way, produces more than a hundred times more steel annually than we do..."

The cadres in the room listened to the regimental commander's comparison, but no one responded.

Because these differences will ultimately come down to practical matters.

The allied powers could repeatedly plow the land with artillery shells and send waves of planes to attack.

But the Chinese People's Volunteer Army had to fire cautiously, one shot at a time.

Not only did the loaned equipment from the White Bear Kingdom not arrive, but their logistical support was also significantly lacking.

The closer they got to the 38th parallel, the more difficult it became for logistics to supply the front lines.

The commander glanced at the thoughtful faces of the group and suddenly raised his voice.

"And our basic weapons are still millet and rifles!"

"How difficult is it to hold off enemy planes, tanks, and cars with just two legs and these old guns?"

"Disaster!"

"No matter how difficult it is, we have to fight!"

He grabbed the red and blue pencils from the table and placed the pencil tips on the map.

"We must not underestimate the enemy just because they underestimate us."

"All units, hurry and dig bunkers tonight to prepare for tomorrow's life-or-death test!"

The cadres in the room all stood up straighter, watching the regimental commander draw the first line on the map.

"First, we must build fortifications overnight. Every drop of sweat we shed will save us a drop of blood in wartime."

"The bunkers must be dug deep, and the fortifications must be solid; no one is allowed to cut corners!"

"Secondly, the enemy infantry is protected by tanks, and if we engage them in long-range firefights, we will be at a disadvantage."

"Without orders, no one is allowed to fire indiscriminately from two or three hundred meters away. Let them get closer before you fire!"

The regimental commander pointed heavily at the front line of the position.

"Fifty meters."

"If you have the chance, drop it to thirty meters!"

"Use grenades to blow up the infantry, use explosive charges to blow up the tracks, and dismantle their tanks and infantry!"

The cadres exchanged glances.

At fifty meters, you can already see the other person's face clearly.

To bring the enemy to this distance, you have to hold your ground under artillery fire and tank machine gun fire. Whoever loses their composure first could expose the entire line of fire prematurely.

The commander gave them no time to hesitate, and the red and blue pencils followed suit, heading towards the flank of Da Cai Cave.

"Third, be mobile and flexible, and seize opportunities to counterattack."

"If you can fight, stick close and fight; if you can't, change positions and find an opening."

"We're guarding the north side of Yunshan Mountain, not just any particular hilltop or gully!"

"The entire regiment must be like a sharp cone, driven straight into the enemy's path of attack!"

"yes!"

The officials inside the room no longer hesitated.

Even without orders from above, they still have to do their job properly.

Otherwise, if they wait until the division headquarters arrives before starting deployment, the Allied powers might not give them that much time.

After the regimental commander finished speaking, he put down his pencil. At this moment, the regimental political commissar, who had been standing by the wall, came out.

The regimental political commissar took a document out of his pocket.

"Comrades, before crossing the river, the higher-ups made three estimates for this battle."

"It's not just about the good ones."

"The worst-case scenario is also taken into account."

The soldiers on guard at the entrance turned their heads to listen quietly to what the regimental political commissar was saying.

"The first option is for us to withstand the enemy, shatter their myth of invincibility, gain a foothold on the Korean Peninsula, and seize the initiative!"

"The second scenario is that we manage to hold our ground, but suffer heavy casualties, and our troops are on the defensive in every way, which leads to a prolonged stalemate."

"The third possibility... we couldn't withstand the enemy's planes, artillery, and mechanized forces, and they drove us all the way back to the Yalu River!"

The last outcome is naturally the one that no one wants to see.

Once the war reaches the Yalu River, their homes will no longer be safe.

The regimental political commissar looked up at the crowd and clenched his fist to boost morale.

"First, we can hold our ground and take the initiative; second, we can barely stand but remain very passive; third... the people of our motherland are watching us."

"We must achieve the first goal, to put our families at ease!"

The cadres in the room all straightened their backs at the same time.

"yes!"

At that moment, the Third Company was still on its way back when it received a meeting and instructions from the regimental headquarters.

After hearing this, the company commander raised his hand to adjust his military cap and signaled the troops to turn around.

"The regimental headquarters ordered us to head towards Jiandong South Mountain and block the road north of Yunshan."

"Everyone, put your feet on the ground and dig the bunker before dawn!"

Kuang Ge walked in the middle of the group and quickly learned about the team's deployment from Squad Leader Shi.

"The enemy clearly underestimated him, but he didn't follow suit."

"Most people would have already led their troops to charge in and fight; why would they have the patience to seize the high ground?"

"Charging in would just be suicide," Hawkeye disagreed with Madman's opinion.

"Trucks, tanks, and vehicle-mounted mortars were all positioned at the village entrance; a few mortars could unleash a barrage of fire in just a few seconds."

"Charging into mechanized units with a rifle? You're asking for trouble."

Suddenly, Kuang Ge stopped in his tracks.

Suddenly, the barrage of comments started flooding with information about the sinking and sudden deaths of the listening ship squad next door, triggering the battlefield death threshold.

The cause of death, however, was the same as that of Brother Kuang and his group: during a reconnaissance mission, they were hit by a stray bullet fired randomly when they encountered the Southern Dynasty army.

"Oh, what a lousy shipwreck!"

Crazy Brother was stunned for a moment, and his first reaction was to gloat.

"I used to be a bodyguard for that guy in the rear, and I was incredibly resilient."

"If it were a reconnaissance soldier, he'd be taken down by a stray bullet as soon as he entered the mountains!"

Kuang Ge didn't know whether this luck was good or bad.

But if it were Luo Laozei's original world, they would be willing to be knocked down by stray bullets countless times!

It can only be said that different worlds have different perspectives on the value of that particular achievement.

When Ruan Ruan heard Kuang Ge suddenly muttering about a sunken ship, she also came over to pay attention to the comments.

"Hmm? A 50% casualty rate means the 24-hour countdown is about to begin?"

Ruan Ruan was a little confused. "What about battlefield first aid?"

"What if a squad is entirely composed of medics? Should we still count that as a 50% casualty rate?"