Chapter 2356: Kill the river!

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Before charging, the first is the shooting!

Galdamba found the best snipers in his department to distribute the two wings of the bridge, and prepared ten well-loaded rifled guns for each of them, and two people on the left and right waited for them.

That is, after the sniper fired the gun, he gave the gun to the person on the left to let him down, and the other person on the right handed him a rifled rifle.

In this way, the musket became a burst, and the firepower continued.

Such a pioneering work was naturally created by smart Chinese people, and they don't even need Yan Changwu to teach them!

Even if the foreign military wants to learn it is not easy, first of all, there must be qualified snipers and qualified sniper rifles.

"Fire!"

The rifled guns fired at once, and all the standing Mughals who were walking on the other side of the river were headshots and fell to the ground!

The dense bullets shot past and cleared the opposing position at once. No one dared to show their heads anymore. If the person who started to stand still didn't die, they would crawl and hide.

The South China Army was strictly disciplined and did not fire a single shot at first, which paralyzed the Mughal people to a certain extent, causing many of them to take the gun without paying attention to concealment.

Of course, they built a sandbag array. Someone observed the situation through the bullet holes in the sandbags. As soon as the South China Army came over, they would shoot.

It's ok!

The sniper shot at the gunhole, and it was still rewarding. Some Mughals in the fortifications with only one layer of sandbags were hit by bullets through the gunhole, and the Mughals were scared to bury their heads deeply.

While shooting, the grenadier threw bombs and gas bombs at the enemy base.

Captain Bao was right, the bomb fell accurately into the enemy base.

The iron nails and steel **** from the bomb suppressed the Mughal, and the gas bomb made the Mughal cough violently, affecting their condition.

Major Bieligutai led his cavalry out like a ghost, silently and without shouting, and galloped away.

They don’t need a whip, they will snap when hitting a horse. They use boot spurs, also called the Spurs (the Spurs basketball team is named after), which is a short spike or spiny wheel attached to the back of the Cavaliers’ whip. The root is used to stimulate the horse to run fast. The knight uses a belt to tie the ankle when riding, and the metal tip has a small spike.

Its main function is to make the horse feel tingling and rush forward at full speed when kicking the horse's abdomen with the heel when charging. Its shape is similar to a serrated wheel, which can be rolled at will, because it is not sharp and generally does not cause damage to the horse.

Boot spurs appeared in Europe and Central Asia in the Middle Ages. The cavalry in the Central Plains used it seldom at first, but the two Chinese cavalry also used it. Because it is so fragrant, it can free a hand.

The horse was stabbed, his eyes widened in horror, his ears pricked, his neck stretched, his nostrils opened, and he rushed towards the bridge head and galloped on the bridge.

The wind whispers in the ears of the knight and horse, sprinting with all their strength!

In front is the sandbag placed by the Mughal to block the road. It is only one meter high. Major Bieligutai lifted the rein of the horse, and the horse leaped over the sandbag lightly.

The soldiers behind him all jumped past, showing superb horsemanship.

The horses were extremely fast, and when the Mughal woke up, the South China Army cavalry had passed half of the bridge.

The Mughal people were shocked and shot quickly. Some people saw the heretics running so fast and became anxious and stood up and shot. There were also some outcropping guys who were killed by the snipers of the South China Army who were staring at them. The bullets falling on the cavalry were greatly reduced.

Their cannons, hey, due to the carelessness of the Mughals, the gunners were not well concealed, and they were all hit by snipers, so they didn't fire a shot!

The bullets that were shot whizzed past, and Major Bieligutai felt that the horse shook, and the horse's body trembled violently!

He knew that the horse had been shot, so anxious that he patted the horse, the horse felt the owner's touch, stabilized, and continued forward.

But its horse's mouth vomited blood and sprayed it on the owner's body, making him feel like a knife!

The war horse is the cavalry's companion. Major Bieli Gutai raised it from an early age, trained it, got up in the middle of the night to feed it, brushed the horse, and spent more time with it than his wife during the year.

Now it finished the last course of its life with the injury, insisted not to fall, and rushed to the other side of the river with his master.

The horse jumped over the enemy's base, and when it landed, Major Doli Gutai slapped a Mughal down!

Behind him, followed by cavalry!

Unprepared and inaccurate marksmanship, the Mughal's shooting did not work. They knocked down several horses, but the South China cavalry steadily passed the fallen horses, continued to charge, and rushed to the other side of the river. .

Seeing this scene, Galdamba was relieved, he knew that he had won!

The Mughals were in a hurry. Some of them fired, some came forward with bayonets, and some simply fought with machetes.

Major Bieligutai and his comrades have rushed into the enemy group. Their sabers are more powerful than bayonets. They slashed fiercely. The Mughal figures looked like watermelons. Some fell to the ground, some even rolled. In the river!

The cavalry bravely stepped forward and danced wildly with sabers, killing the Mughal people so much~www.wuxiaspot.com~ They are opponents, they are reduced to a one-sided slaughter!

Their chief reddened his eyes, screaming, cursing, and trying to reorganize the army, but the cavalry rushed into them. The saber swung through and the flesh and blood flew, and the Mughal was slain and scrambled.

The cavalry just rushed into the formation, and the Mughal army was smashed, and they couldn't organize a counterattack at all.

There was a crowd of horseshoes from the bridge, and the cavalry rushed across the bridge. The Mughals no longer dared to stop them and fled in all directions!

"That's right! We cross the bridge too!" Galdamba greeted him and crossed the bridge with thousands of troops.

At the other end of the bridge, he found Major Bieli Gutai. His horse died and fell to the ground. He rolled off the horse and broke his left hand. The military doctor had already put a splint on him, and he sat down. He was silent beside his horse.

Seeing that the overall situation had been settled, Galdanbai rode his horse and squatted down beside him. He patted his shoulder to comfort him and said, "Look at this point, this is the fate of our cavalry!"

"Yes, I know, thank you sir!" Major Bieli Gutai nodded numbly.

In the war, the cavalry and the war horse depended on fortunes and disasters, and the horses suffered more damage than the horse owner. In addition to death in battle, there were also deaths from fatigue and stomach problems. Many horses had to retire due to lameness.

For example, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent troops to fight the Xiongnu, leaving 140,000 horses, but returning less than 30,000.

As a cavalryman, you must be open to it. This is the leader that Major Bieligutai lost in the Western Expedition. Therefore, he is sad, and he will get used to losing more horses in the future!

It was never easy for the Central Plains Dynasty to raise cavalry. It was hard to raise a horse, and it was gone after a rush. Yan Changwu was in Southeast Asia, if he had not won the Tuao Peninsula, he would not be able to get so many horses.

Galdamba stood up, looked around, couldn't help being overjoyed!