Author: Zero Romance

Chapter 3199

After the troops from various regions in the north have appeared, it is the turn of the garrison troops from the surrounding areas of the South China Sea to the east.

The garrison troops in the two major regions are mainly composed of the Army's Second Division and the Guangdong and Guangxi fleets based at the Pearl River Estuary.

Among the two armies, the Second Lu Division is not very famous. It is worth mentioning that it is the predecessor of the Guangdong and Guangxi fleets, and it is the armed fleet that fought against the Shibazhi pirate gang in the waters of the Pearl River Estuary.

For example, Chen Yixin, the governor of the Northern Region in the Ming Dynasty, was stationed at Dawanshan Island at the Pearl River Estuary. He commanded the garrison on the island to defeat the pirate Liu Xiang's attack, which earned him the appreciation of the top military officials.

After the pirate forces of Shibazhi were expelled from the waters of Guangdong and Guangxi, the trade route from Sanya to the Pearl River Basin was stabilized. The early development of Haihan was of great significance.

For example, the Ming Dynasty's Guangdong and Guangxi fleets, which have sufficient military expenditures, are naturally different from what they used to be. They have more than a hundred large and small ships. In addition to being responsible for the defense of the coastal areas of Guangdong and Guangxi, they also take care of the Pearl River, Moyang River, Zhanjiang, Nanliu River, Dafeng River, and Rongjiang River.

Waiting for the monthly patrol of the outer waterway.

Just ask whether tomorrow's military parade will be arranged in Victory Square. The Guangdong and Guangxi fleets will not have the opportunity to display sophisticated equipment there, so they can send a sea infantry company to participate in the military parade.

The garrison troops from Annan followed closely behind, which was Haihan's earliest overseas garrison. Its history can even be traced back to three months after crossing that year, when Haihan sent a colonization fleet to arrive at Annan's black earth port.

Although it is commonplace for Haihan to station troops in other countries, among many countries, the scale of Haihan's garrison in Annan and the number of military bases are still second to none.

On the coastline of Annan Kingdom from the north to acres long, large natural harbors like Da Nang, Quy Nhon, Cam Ranh, and Toutun all have Haihan military bases built there. And the Do Son Peninsula on the northern coast is even less so.

There is a large army base built and shared by both countries.

The Eighth Army Division stationed in Annan and the Second Detachment of the South China Sea Fleet had previously participated in Haihan's operations at the northern end of the Malacca Strait.

The Portuguese, who were present at the viewing platform in the east, felt uncomfortable. After all, they established their stronghold in Annan much earlier than the Haihan people. Logically speaking, their foundation should be much stronger than that of those who came later.

However, Haihan entered Annam in the form of military aid and followed the high-level route, which quickly squeezed Portugal out of Annan. If Portugal had not changed its position in time and concluded an alliance with Haihan, it would have been even worse.

Or I can't even drink the soup.

The next one that appeared was the Xingdao area further south. In addition to the 9th Lu Division and the Third Detachment of the South China Sea Fleet stationed there, there was originally one of the biggest attractions, which was known as the Haihan Victory Army.

A special warfare division built by the famous general Qian Tiandun.

The special operations division is currently stationed in the Strait of Malacca, operating together with the garrison troops in Sing Tao and Annam.

The Port Special Warfare Division maintained a sense of mystery as always. Even on such a major occasion as tomorrow, Qian Tiandun and Gao Qiaonan did not appear, and only sent a company to participate in the military parade in a symbolic manner.

It is said that they did not come to Hangzhou at all, which made many people who hoped to take this opportunity to see the famous generals feel disappointed.

If they had not seen the Iron Fist flag of the Special Operations Division, many people would have thought that that unit did not participate in this military parade.

As for Haihan's actions in the Strait of Malacca, Portugal and the Netherlands were most nervous.

In particular, the Portuguese, who have controlled the Strait of Malacca for nearly a hundred years, are certainly not willing to be replaced by Haihan. However, they want to stop Haihan, but they lack the courage to do so.

The best example is found in Dongchang, where the Haihan people were fighting on the same side - at the end of the special operations division, there were four prison cars filled with prisoners of war. It is said that those prisoners of war were responsible for many crimes north of the Strait of Malacca.

British pirates on raids at sea.

No, that's right. After Haihan took action against pirates and investigated a series of robberies that occurred at the beginning of the year, it was previously confirmed whether the mastermind behind the pirates was British. The Singdao authorities have already sent an official document to notify surrounding countries of this fact.

Whether this is really the case or not, in short, the British have to bear the blame.

This is actually a good thing for Portugal. After all, from a global perspective, the United Kingdom is also a strong competitor.

But the problem is that after Haihan finished fighting the pirates, the troops involved in the operation showed no signs of returning to the country, and instead began to build camps and ports on several islands in the northern Strait of Malacca without stopping.

The Sing Tao authorities soon announced that to maintain maritime security in the area, Haihan would station naval forces in Penang, Langkawi and Phuket.

In this way, Haihan actually controlled both ends of the strait and could block the strait channel at any time, while the city of Malacca in the middle of the strait became a decoration.

Simang and Thomas looked at the prison cars slowly passing through the square with very complicated expressions. Whether the prisoners in those prison cars were British or not, for them, they no longer wanted to beg, they were to be foreign.

Han took this opportunity to achieve his strategic goal, and control of the Malacca Strait may soon change hands.

But at this time, tens of thousands of people around the square burst into cheers again. In fact, most of them did not know where those prisoners of war came from or whether the results of the battle were obtained, but since the troops escorting the prisoners of war were not known as

The special operations division of the Evervictorious Army, then everything seems very reasonable.

The presence of prisoners of war means that Haihan's army has won battles overseas, and victory means that Haihan's territory will most likely be expanded again.

Anyone who is slightly familiar with the history of Haihan's family can immediately think of such a causal relationship and whether the people's cheers originated from this.

That one company was not the only one to add a prisoner offering segment to the military parade. The Luzon Region, which was to appear later, also arranged the same segment.

Moreover, the number of prisoners of war escorted by the Luzon Region to Hangzhou for public display this time is even greater, more than a hundred of them, all of whom have confirmed their identities and are not adulterated Spaniards at all.

In the military operation launched in the Philippine Islands at the end of last year, the Luzon Region dispatched most of the armed forces in the east. It lasted for three months and basically achieved the goal of driving the Spanish out of the central area of ​​the Philippine Islands.

Although the journey was somewhat bumpy, it turned out to be quite satisfactory. The Luzon region's actual control territory more than doubled, and the vitality of Spain's colonies in the South China Sea was seriously damaged.

Zheng Agui looked at the roaring crowds around the square and couldn't help but feel excited. The hardships he endured on the battlefield a few months ago and the dangers he experienced all turned into the cheers that were lingering around him at this moment.

He knew that at this time, he was a hero who was looked down upon by the people, so he couldn't help but hold the rifle in his leg tighter.
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