Time travel rebellion, I'm serious

"salute!"

In a logistics warehouse of the Han Army, the soldiers on duty saluted the arriving commanders and soldiers.

Looking at the epaulettes on his shoulders, he could tell that the person coming was a school captain or a colonel, a battalion commander or a battalion commander, or even a deputy brigade commander.

The captain returned the gift and then walked into the warehouse.

The accompanying group of lieutenants quickly followed and took out the list for the captain to check.

The captain looked around carefully to ensure that the supplies were correct and sufficient before nodding with satisfaction.

He warned: "There must be no problems with these supplies. This is related to whether our army can win the war, you know?"

The lieutenant immediately saluted and said in a solemn voice, "Understood!"

Soon the captain left here and went to another destination.

In fact, this is just a normal inspection by the Han army, and they need to ensure that supplies are sufficient.

These supplies are not just food, but also salt, sugar, weapons, armor, etc.

It can be said that logistics management is a university question.

Of course, weapons and armor are usually guarded by specialized arsenals.

Like an ordinary warehouse, it stores more food and grass.

This type of supplies is actually no worse than weapons and armor, not to mention that there are also a lot of high-value items such as sugar and salt.

In fact, most of these warehouses are stationed by Class B combat troops. Unless it is an extremely large granary that can feed millions of people for several years, there will be Class A combat troops stationed there.

In addition, the Han army has always engaged in military production and military settlements.

Among them, the production in the army is actually to raise a few pigs in the brigade, so that the food can be improved during the holidays.

Not only that, if they are near the seaside, their family members will also be arranged to do some work such as growing vegetables, pickling salted fish, pickles and other tasks.

Of course, this also involves using existing things to make some soap or other handicrafts.

These are not meant to subsidize the military, but to allow military families to earn more money and achieve a better life.

As for military villages, their lives are beautiful.

Although there is more training, the life of the wife and son is much more interesting than that of the soldiers.

Not to mention anything else, ordinary people can have a few acres of land per person in their families, but in military villages, they can plant as many types of land as they can and cultivate as many as they can.

The breeding of chickens, ducks, fish and geese was flourishing in military villages and provided a large amount of supplies to the Han army.

It is precisely because of this that the Han army can maintain a strong combat effectiveness.

Not only that, the military camp also has the task of building a deserted place. It has a serious organization and its life is better than anyone else's.

For example, in border areas, villages that have been evacuated due to fear of war will become military camps after their fields are abandoned and no one comes to cultivate them.

In short, the Han army cannot be said to be self-sufficient, but it will definitely not worry about food and drink.

Therefore, these warehouses store a large amount of grain and grass, not to provide Class A combat troops, but to ensure that subsequent wars expand and food stability is needed after occupying the enemy's territory.

Another issue is the issue of militia recruitment. These grains also play a role in ensuring the use of the militia.

In short, the purpose of all this is to serve the military.

After watching the captain leave, the soldier guarding the warehouse asked the lieutenant with a smile.

"Captain, when are we going to fight?"

The lieutenant glanced at him, "War?"

"When will there be a war?"

"You want to go to war?"

"What do you think fighting is?"

"Playing house?"

"That's going to kill someone!"

Facing the captain's angry rebuke, the soldier was not afraid at all.

"I'm not afraid of death. I'm just afraid that when I retire, I won't be able to fight. Then I won't have anything and I won't be able to go home."

The lieutenant looked at the smiling soldier, and then at the surrounding soldiers, with a hint of hope in their eyes.

Apparently they want to go to war too!

The lieutenant sighed. As a second-class combat unit, they were still on duty at the warehouse. To be honest, it was really not easy to go to the battlefield.

Moreover, they only trained twice when they were new recruits for large army operations, and it was still of a drill nature.

People like them who are skilled in using small military formations may not necessarily be completely wiped out if they pull them up.

There was nothing they could do, with the cooperation of hundreds of people in the military formation, they simply couldn't do it.

As for the soldier saying that he was not afraid of death, he believed it.

He, too, wanted to go to the battlefield and kill the enemy.

It's a pity that my body and knowledge can no longer support me to go further.

As for these lads,

"Alas! You don't understand..."

With that said, the lieutenant captain explained various battlefield knowledge to the soldiers.

Not for anything else, just so that one day they can actually go to the battlefield and come back alive.

"When a large army fights, first of all, discipline must be strict..."

He learned a lot of knowledge at the military academy, and he taught it to these young men without reservation.

"There is also the use of battle formations. They all start at the brigade level, with three to five hundred people, so command and coordination are very important..."

He talked a lot, and the soldiers listened very seriously. They extremely hoped that they could make meritorious deeds on the battlefield.

Because among their recruits, some are from Leizhou and Fuzhou, some are from Xuzhou and Yangzhou, and some are from northern Xinjiang.

They gathered together, and those from Yangzhou and Xuzhou listened to the recruits from Leizhou and Fuzhou telling about the treatment and military exploits of the Han army.

Then, what I have seen and heard in the past two years has been personally experienced.

So they all look forward to going to the battlefield, which is different from what they were under the rule of Da Gan.

"I tell you, it's easy to go to the battlefield, and it's easy to get military exploits, but if you want to become an officer, you must learn to read."

"Remember, don't even think about being lazy. Mere training will limit your future development."

Later, the lieutenant said many forward-looking words.

And all of this is the Han army's preparation for the next war.