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As Lin Rui thought, the Orumi Federation Army was not in a hurry to attack. After they occupied Fairlane, they wanted to establish a front-line support base in Fairlane.

In the past few days, the rebels have been busy preparing for battle all day long: building fortifications, bundling explosives, and cleaning guns. Officers above the platoon must hold a meeting to clarify their tasks. Lin Rui and the members of the military advisory group faced the scorching sun every day, repeatedly looking at the surrounding terrain and studying the fortifications built by the enemy.

On this day, Hammer was leading his officers to look at the terrain when he was suddenly notified that he should go to the headquarters immediately.

The headquarters is set up in a residential house in the urban area. The doors and windows of the houses were blown up in the previous urban battle. After entering the door, there is a row of tables and chairs on the right, and there are people from the communication command platoon. The room on the left is the conference room, and the walls are covered with battle maps.

The person presiding over the meeting was still the actuary General. He pointed to the map and continued to say quietly that the enemy was currently mainly gathering around Fairlane, and their other combat troops were still arriving one after another.

In addition to the previous field fortifications, we have newly set up a number of important bunkers. It will take a considerable amount of time for the enemy to take these important positions. We have to identify the enemy's strength, firearms, morale, combat effectiveness, the enemy's strengths and weaknesses; our strength, firearms, morale, combat effectiveness, our advantages and disadvantages..."

Hammer whispered to a staff member next to him: "What do you think?"

The aide nodded and said, "I was worried about time. According to this calculation, the time it takes for the enemy to prepare for battle is only three or four days at most. After three or four days, there may be a massive attack."

The actuary inserted Kishi affirmatively: "That's right. At most, three or four days at most. So we were able to retake Fairlane before. We ordered Kassan's troops to withdraw on purpose."

Hammer frowned and asked, "What does it mean to deliberately withdraw and let the enemy occupy Fairlane? Are you sure about this? What tactical considerations did you take to give up Fairlane, an important position that determines the overall situation?"

Lin Rui looked at the wall covered with maps, and recalled his impressions of reconnaissance and research in the past few days; he recalled the terrain of Fairlane, the distribution of the enemy's forces, the construction of fortifications, and the arrangement of firepower. He thought back and forth.

While thinking about it, he slowly paced and said, "Because considering many issues, such as the results of the reconnaissance terrain, the choice of fire positions, the organization of the assault force, the opening of the charging road... I think it is time to give up Fairlane. is a better choice.

"We have tightened our defenses, and the surrounding positions have been fully constructed. This will prevent the enemy team from fully deploying. It will inevitably be compressed in the area of ​​Fairland. And the geographical location here will definitely be used as a supply station or a front line. Secure base.

Their supplies depart from the Oromi Federal Capital Region and arrive in a day or two. Because the distance is short, they don't deliver too much. The amount of transportation at one time is probably only their supply for about a week. That's what Kassan's troops were made for.

If Kassan had recaptured Fairlane at that time, the enemy would have to set up support bases farther away, and we would have to go deeper to the northwest if we wanted to attack their supply convoys. This force is in danger of being trapped. "Lin Rui pointed to the map." As a highly motorized force, Kassan's troops had impeccable mobility in areas densely populated by roads. We have to play this, high mobility feature. "

Hammer stood motionless with his hands behind his back, listening intently, as if weighing every word Lin Rui said. "You mean, how about raiding their convoys along the way, and how about earthwork and blasting? You talk about it."

Lin Rui nodded and said, "We have few heavy weapons and limited artillery shells. Therefore, we use earthwork and blasting to destroy roads and block the enemy army. It plays a decisive role in this battle..."

Hammer seemed determined, "As for heavy weapons, there is actually a warehouse in the city. It was used as a backup before, and a considerable number of 107 rocket launchers and artillery shells were stored there."

"I haven't heard you mention it before." Lin Rui frowned.

"I have to keep one hand myself." Hammer said awkwardly. "I didn't want to use these things until the critical moment. But now it seems that if I can't keep it here, the others will not be mentioned."

"I'll take someone over later, and open the warehouse first. Count the number of weapons and ammunition. Be prepared to distribute them to the troops at any time." Lin Rui shook his head. He also knew that the leaders of the rebels like the Hammer, their weapons and equipment were their lives, and they were reluctant to take them out until the hard times.

A few days later, at dusk, there was a short burst of machine gun fire. After the rebel army and mercenary troops all entered the position, the battle began.

The silence at dusk made the gunshots sound particularly violent. The position was covered with the afterglow of the setting sun. The rebels were huddled in bunkers, in traffic trenches, behind stone walls. Strike back at the enemy.

The gunshots gradually tightened, and the bullets screamed in the head. The red and green signal flares radiated crosswise on the positions; one by one, the flares hung in the sky like electric lamps, shining brightly in white, illuminating the positions below.

Thus began the first fierce battle of the Battle of Redmaid.

The third division of the Orumi Federation has fully arrived. Tens of thousands of people, some crowded into the city of Fairland, and some were placed on the hills around the city. The headquarters of the 3rd Division was established in a building in Fairland.

The staff of the Oromi Federal Army are hanging the combat map in the house~www.readwn.com~ and contacting the headquarters by radio.

"Our army has occupied Fairlands and is launching an offensive against Redmay's rebels. Following orders, the divisions marched urgently... Now each division can only last a day with provisions..." Elijah, the commander of the 3rd Division, dictated. Communication, while touching his chin to think.

After waiting for a while, the command responded.

Elijah turned around and said, "Let's inform you. The headquarters is very concerned about the officers and men of all divisions. The first batch of supplies has been shipped to the strategic supply station Fairlane; as for the supplies, they have been shipped to Fairlane long ago. Although this time the capital region did not directly provide them. , but provided by other cities.

But it only takes two or three days to transport the grain to Fairland by car. At present, we will attack first, test the enemy's defense, wait for supplies by the way, and then advance to the west side of Redmay. "

"But General, we haven't received any supplies." A staff officer whispered beside Elijah.

"No?" Elijah frowned, "But the command said it had been delivered. Contact the transport troops immediately and ask them, is there any reason for the delay?"