In the late Ming Dynasty, rising from the grassland

Chapter 346 Amazing Battle Loss Ratio
"Great Khan, the Chechens are about to be defeated."

"Great Khan, the Han chariots are so powerful. What should we do? Do we want to rush forward to help?"

Looking at the battle ahead, all the leaders of the Heshuote tribe were extremely shocked, and then they became anxious.

Because the battle had only lasted less than half an hour, the [-] Chechen cavalry were already on the verge of collapse.

The other side's cavalrymen who occupied the hilltop still showed no signs of dispatching and were still firmly occupying the hilltop.

Gushite was also shocked early on. His original plan was to wait until the Chechens and the opponent's chariots and cavalry were all strangled together, and then take the opportunity to kill them.

But the fact now is that the opponent has beaten the Chechen tribe to the point of collapse with only tanks and a small number of cavalry. At this time, rushing forward will not only cause greater chaos, but will not have the slightest effect, but will be outnumbered by the opponent. The cavalry on top took the opportunity to rush down.

It would be too much of a disadvantage to attack the cavalry on the other side's hillside directly. Even if their number were doubled, the outcome would be unpredictable if the other side charged down from a high position.

What's more, he came to Mobei this time to take advantage, not to fight a tough and bloody battle, but he was not willing to just watch the Chechen tribe be defeated.

Finally, after thinking for a moment, he ordered: "Babutu, take [-] warriors and bypass the mountains to directly attack the Han camp."

"Yes, sweat."

A tall Mongolian man responded and immediately led [-] warriors from the Heshuote tribe around to the south.

This situation was immediately discovered by the Chinese military observers who occupied the high ground. This is the advantage of occupying the commanding heights of the battlefield. You can gain insight into changes in the entire battlefield at any time and obtain first-hand information.

"Mei, the cavalry from the Heshuote Division has been dispatched. Almost half of the troops have been dispatched, and they are running south. Most likely they want to take a detour to sneak attack our camp."

Hutch immediately shouted anxiously. It was obvious that even he had guessed the intention of the Heshuo Special Department immediately.

"I didn't expect that old guy Gushite to be quite cunning, and he even knew how to sneak attack our camp."

"Mei, what should we do? Should we detach some cavalry to intercept and support us? Our food and supplies are all in the camp, so there must be no mistakes!"

Hutch immediately asked that the camp must not be lost, even if it was defeated, otherwise this winter would be over.

"No, let them go for a sneak attack. The [-] reserves are not vegetarians. Pass the order. All cavalry are not allowed to move without my order!"

Hubbell waved her hand and said, she knew that the old guy Gushite's sneak attack on the camp was a lie, and I'm afraid it was real to attract them to go rescue, but she would never let them go in the surrounding mountains.

Although the camp is important, [-] reserves are more than enough for defense.

The [-] Heshuote troops who attacked saw that the Chinese cavalry did not rush down from the hillside to intercept them, so they went directly around to the south of the Chinese camp and launched an attack.

The [-] reserve troops had already made preparations after receiving the warning. They relied on Juma piles and earthen wall trenches to guard the front of the camp, leaving the [-] Heshuo special troops to choose to dismount and attack the camp on foot while at the same time Shoot arrows from the outside for cover.

For a while, the two sides were at loggerheads, but the [-] Heshuo Special Forces obviously couldn't take advantage, because these [-] reservists were all recruited from the Wuyuan area, and they were not comparable to those in Datong.

Because the various production teams in Wuyuan have excellent conditions and have the highest degree of autonomy, they have become extremely wealthy after several years of development and have become the richest and happiest region in the entire Dahua. In addition, it is located in the grassland and was harassed and attacked by Huihui in the past. Therefore, both the reserve officers of the field guards and the wives in charge attach great importance to military preparation and daily drills.

This means that everyone, both men and women, has a spear, men also have a long knife and a piece of leather armor, and many people even have bows and arrows. Almost everyone can ride a horse, even without the support of the Central Plains. With Wuyuan now The strength of 30 guards is enough to protect themselves on the grassland.

But here Gushite frowned when he saw that the cavalry on the other side's hillock were still motionless.

In his opinion, the opponent's camp is definitely the most important. Once attacked, Hubbell will definitely take away the cavalry on the hill to rescue him. As long as those cavalry leave the hill and lose the geographical advantage, he can lead them again. If they go up with [-] cavalry, at a ratio of two to one, they will definitely kill the opponent's ass. If they take the opportunity to support the Chechen tribe, they will also destroy the opponent's tanks, and the battle will be won.

Who would have thought that Hubbell would be so calm at such a young age and not be fooled, which was really beyond his expectation.

"Great Khan, the Chechen people have started to flee. What should I do? How about I take five thousand warriors to directly attack the opponent's banner and give them a try?"

"It's not cost-effective. There is no point in continuing the fight. Order the warriors to retreat!"

Gushite looked at the big flag on the hill in the distance and knew that Hubbell must be there. Although he was a little moved, he finally gave up on killing the general and seizing the flag.

Because although there are only two or three thousand cavalry on that hillock, the nearby hills are not too far away, and the opponent's cavalry can rush down to support at any time from a high position.

As the Chechen tribe fled in all directions, the Heshuote tribe also began to retreat. The battle lasted less than an hour and ended.

The 1000 Mongolian cavalry were on the mountain without even a chance to take action. The battle at the camp was fierce at first, but later became more conservative. Therefore, the [-] Mongolian cavalry only lost more than [-]. ride.

The real bloody battle was on the frontal battlefield. Of the [-] Chechen cavalry, almost [-] were killed. Basically, they left behind all the human and horse corpses on the battlefield.

The chariot battalion actually only damaged nearly a hundred chariots. The total of [-] dragoons and chariot driving personnel only killed nearly a thousand people. It can be said that the battle loss ratio exceeded any previous cavalry battle. .

This shocked everyone, even Hubbell couldn't believe it. Everyone also recognized the dominance of the chariot on the grassland again.

In fact, it is normal to achieve such results. The reason why Lin Rui vigorously developed chariots in the first place was because he realized that chariots were the nemesis of cavalry, so he put a lot of effort into research to reduce cavalry casualties during hedging.

"Amei, do we want to pursue the victory?"

Hutch said eagerly, and the Mongolian generals also looked at Hubbell eagerly. After all, almost all the battles were fought by the Han people, and they did nothing.

"No need, just clean up the battlefield and go back to camp!"

Hubbell waved his hand, too lazy to chase.

The opponent can't beat them, but that doesn't mean they can chase them, let alone there's no need to chase them.

After all, the cavalry of the Heshuote Department took the initiative to retreat. Not only was it extremely risky to pursue them, but it would also not achieve much in the way of victory. It was a complete waste of horsepower and the gain outweighed the loss.

(End of this chapter)