Chapter 146. Desire and Humanity (1)

Perhaps because there are no surveillance systems like radar, communications interception, or satellites, and no ultra-long-range strike weapons like missiles.

The march of the Tuscan Empire's 1st Division was so leisurely it sometimes felt like we'd just gone out a bit far.

Of course, the soldiers, non-commissioned officers, and junior officers walking nearby in quilted armor with weapons must be miserable.

I probably felt that way because I'm a high-ranking officer comfortably marching on horseback.

Instead, I now feel like I'm using up all the energy saved from marching in this meeting.

"Division Commander, our logistics staff has greatly extended the enemy's supply lines. So let's request cavalry from the Commander-in-Chief to strike the enemy supply units."

"The enemy isn't stupid enough not to know the importance of supply units."

"Then does the 2nd Battalion Commander have a good strategy?"

If I had properly completed the Korea Military Academy, or even ROTC in Korea, I would have had a lot to say here.

Though my practical experience is inferior to the field-grade officers here...