Rise of the Wasteland: Talk about ‘human sea tactics’

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Recently I read a book review because I opened a copy of "Resistance to the United States and Aid Korea", and many people are talking about volunteers. When I was collecting information, I also saw many comments about the war decades ago. After reading it, my thoughts are: how many rumors are circulating in these years of forced us?

Many people think that the Volunteer Army is a tenacious team, a brave and well-armed but poorly equipped army, but they also think that the victory of the Volunteer Army depends on the ‘human sea tactics’. Some people even cite the number of volunteers and the number of Americans participating in the war, saying that the ratio between the two is N to one, so it is definitely a victory that depends on more fights and fewer lives.

I do n’t deny that the Volunteers have suffered a great sacrifice in the war, but it can be said that the Volunteers will only play 'human sea tactics', and his South Korea people will not agree, everyone will jump out and scold, Treat me like a person? '

Except for South Korea people, English people, Canadians, Australians, French people, and a lot of people from all countries, they all jump out and scold, ‘You do n’t treat me like a man? "

The Volunteer Army confronts the United Nations-led "United Nations Army", not the obscure any cat any dog.

Regarding "human sea tactics", many people don't understand or think about it. People are like clouds, and the wind is the rain. Others say that the volunteer military uses "human sea tactics." They shouted.

In fact, since the smoothbore entered the battlefield, the formation of the army became more and more dispersed. When the machine guns and artillery appeared, it was brain damage to squeeze together to charge. Otherwise, why would the British want to develop a "water tank"?

If the volunteers really use the "human sea tactics", the happiest thing is to touch the eagle sauce. The most important thing for people is firepower. Aircrafts everywhere, hundreds of artillery on the ground, bullets in machine guns are sprayed out as if they were not money, you dare to rush people and kill, and the volunteers can push back from the Yalu River. March 8th line?

Tortoise was so hard to be bullied by the Japanese in the past. It has long been understood that intensive assault is suicide. Vice President Lin of 'Forever Health' summed up the three-three system, which was not conceived out of thin air, but summed up in practice.

I really want to say "human sea tactics", the one who has the most say is actually Japan. People's "military god" Namu Xidian invented the "pig-burst" tactics, and that was the out-and-out machine gun that used the soldier's body to fight against Russia. The favorite of Lushun ’s Mao Zi is this kind of brainless ‘pig burst’. The machine gun shoots sideways, and no more pigs will come.

Japan captured Lushun, using a large caliber howitzer. For other countries, Noki Hyderon properly went to the military court. As a result, the Japanese blew themselves up, actually blowing ‘pig-burst’ into a perfect tactic in the world, and blowing idiots into military gods.

It ’s also a good life for the Japanese. Before World War II, they met a weaker scumbag, and the "pig burst" actually worked. But when he later encountered hawker sauce with even more firepower in World War II, he immediately knelt.

Does anyone criticize Nomu Hyderon? Does anyone spray "pig burst" tactics? Is anyone laughing at the rigidity of the Japanese red deer's brains? No!

It was a group of people who wanted to volunteer to play the ‘human sea tactics’.

Our own directors who are making films are also not disappointed. The film produced is crap, but if you go to see the war films of the last century, there will be no such bad shots by the director. After all, the war did not last long. , People's memories are still there.

The current director will only burn money and play with women.

Think about it ..., (Why do n’t I have to play? I ’m so angry!) (To be continued.)