Chapter 661: Bloody Battle (Part 2)

Seeing that his own tactics of throwing torches and burning ships were cracked, Wallace was very depressed. . шщш.㈦㈨ⅹS.сом is updated fast. The French threw the torches back, causing the British ship to almost catch fire. As a last resort, the British can only stop this tactic that has failed.

However, there is a lot of goat oil on board, so you do n’t have to pay for the waves. So, Wallace's clever move-he ordered his men to pour the sheep oil on the French chain hooked on the English ship ... the subordinate soldiers opened their throats and began to send commands ...

Sure enough, the iron chain poured with sheep oil was extremely slippery. French sailors desperately climbed the iron chain, and when they approached the British ship, they suddenly slipped their hands ... Many French sailors accidentally fell into the water ...

Then the French offensive suddenly lag ...

However, this approach did not work. Because the experienced judges let French sailors wrap their palms with sackcloth, the ability to resist oily slippery was greatly improved. However, despite climbing over the chain, the French sailors felt slippery after retaking the scimitar. Some French sailors and the English sailors were slammed by the other side when they were chopped, and the scimitar accidentally took off ...

Of course, this is only part of the story. Moreover, after the French hooked the British ships with multiple iron chains, the French ships of their peers would be forced to lean on. When the distance between the two ships is very close, there is no need to climb the iron chain at all, but the jump is used directly, which is the legendary jump boat ...

The British ship hooked by the French ship had limited mobility and could only watch other French warships approaching. Then, the French sailor jumped directly like a frog ...

Wallace ’s flagship is in the middle of the English warships, at this time has not been caught by the French. But as the fighting gets more intense, sooner or later, the Wallace's ship will have Frenchmen jump in.

In fact, the advantages of 70 French warships over 54 English warships are not particularly obvious. In order to be able to resist for a little longer, and because of the French left and right, Wallace surrounded the fleet. Therefore, only the outer ships were under strong French siege.

This is a turtle formation and lacks attack power. But Wallace's original intention was not to attack the French, but to delay time. Moreover, because he couldn't make way, he couldn't get the upper hand and then hit the conventional tactics of the enemy ship. Because, to fight for the wind, you need the upper airway of the mobile road. If one is not good, he will give way to the French fleet. Therefore, he can only form a turtle formation in front of the French fleet, desperately with the other side.

Moreover, according to the agreement, reinforcements should arrive at dusk. It is now more than three o'clock in the afternoon, as long as you support for an hour or two, you will complete the task. Therefore, Wallace put its flagship in the middle, in fact, to protect itself. After all, if you complete the task, you can become a baron. If you die in battle, you will not be able to enjoy this wealth.

It took the French several hours to break all warships. And Wallace only wants to stick to two or three hours, and does not need to stick to the end. Therefore, he used the turtle tactics to make the outer battleships and enemies desperate.

His menacing English sailors were not clear, and if they knew it, they would not say anything. After all, in this era, are civilian soldiers fighting to defend the noble lords?

Of course, Wallace is not a mediocre, there are two brushes. He found that when the English fleet was sandwiched by the French, only the outer ships of the English fleet would fight the French close. The English warships in the circle did not fight.

"No, it's too wavy!"

So, Wallace ordered-let the English sailors in the inner circle connect the English warships in the outer circle through ropes. Then, jump on the outer warship and put the battlefield on the outer ship ...

After receiving the order, the English warships once again compressed the space, and some ships were almost close together. As a result, the sailors on the inner warships came to the outer English warships through the ropes or jumped directly to the gang ...

The French had just relied on the number advantage to defeat the British sailors on several outer ring English warships. However, in a blink of an eye, the enemy added troops. So, fighting continued ...

Relying on the continuous sailors coming from the inner circle, the British sailors successfully defeated the French. However, the price is also very striking-all the corpses on the deck, there are English and French ...

In fact, Wallace's tactic of bringing all warships together is a faint move. If you meet Huaxia's naval commanders, you must get on the boat without hesitation.

The English warships at this time shrunk into a ball, very close to each other. This situation is somewhat similar to Cao Jun's serial ship in the Battle of Chibi. If you encounter the fireboat fleet, it is absolutely difficult to escape the end.

However, the Europeans did not know why, and there was no fireboat tactic. It wasn't until the Dutch fleet was fired by Zheng Zhilong in the Far East in 1633 that Dutch talents learned this insignificant tactic. Then, in 1639, the Dutch navy general Marton Tropp used the Eastern Fireboat tactics obtained from the Dutch East India Company to burn dozens of large Spanish warships in one fell swoop, winning the "Downs Battle". Moreover, it finally won the Dutch independent status.

As long as I have read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and saw Wallace display this kind of turtle formation, I am sure to be ready to go to the fireboat. Then, the English fleet must have been defeated. But the French are more rigid than the English. Some knights are dogmatic. Where do you understand the tactics of fireboats? Not to mention the fireboat, even the rockets are less prepared. Therefore, Wallace's fleet met the idiot French of the naval battle, and there was no danger.

Seeing the French army being repelled, Count Valjeri was very annoyed. However, he was helpless to see the British tactics of using inner ring sailors to support outer ring ships. After all, the opponent used a local advantage tactic, which made the French feel a little tricky.

But soon, Vargeri thought of countermeasures-if you use the sailors of the inner circle to support the outer circle, my French fleet can also learn something ...

As a result, the Earl of Valjeri let the outer French warships lean on the ships in the inner circle that were close to the British fleet. Then, study the British, and send the sailors on other ships to the inner circle ships that are in contact with the British. In this way, the number of French people will not fall down ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ Even, because there are many French people already, they still have an advantage in number ...

At this time, the main British and French fleets formed a group, next to each other. The ships were crowded together, and the British and French sailors on the ship, by means of gang jumps and rope climbing, leaned on the ships that the British and French were in contact with, and started a **** battle on the deck of the ships outside England.

A group of people rushed up and were cut down, another group of people continued to go on ... Such a fueling tactic made the outer circle of the English warship deck into a Shura field. There were corpses everywhere on the deck, and the blood stained the deck like red paint on the deck. And the screams of the sailors in the middle of the sword echoed through the battlefield ...

The sailors of Britain and France both killed their red eyes and rushed forward to fight with each other. Even, at the end, in order to make enough space to fight with the enemy, they kicked the corpses of the comrades from the deck into the sea to make room for fighting with the enemy ...

On the stern of the inner circle of the English fleet, Wallace walked around anxiously, occasionally looking at a large "pocket watch" on the side (or more appropriately called a bell). The casualties of the British army are getting bigger and bigger. If they continue to fight like this, the British army with a small number of people will definitely be unable to escape the doom of defeat. Now, Wallace can only pray that the reinforcement fleet will soon reach the battlefield. Otherwise, he would die ...