Jiang Min patted the telescope in her hand, shook it hard, and put it in front of her again. Five or six Jin army rangers walked slowly in the distance, looking at the surrounding scenery. After entering Shenshan County, she could not see anyone again, which made the Jin army particularly curious.

After looking for a while, Jiang Min said to Liang Xing beside him: "There is no Jin army brigade within two or three miles, these people should be Rangers."

Liang Xing said: "There are only five or six people. I will take a small team of cavalry out and catch them!"

Jiang Min said: "The two armies go to war, fight the cavalry first. This is what our Dengzhou soldiers must learn as soon as they enter the military academy. The majority of cavalry in the army are light cavalry, which is set up for this. The cavalry of the Jin army has entered Shenshan County, and their army will arrive tomorrow."

Liang Xing nodded. He pointed out the twenty cavalrymen in his army and prepared to attack.

Several Jin soldiers were looking left and right, and suddenly saw more than 20 cavalrymen rushing out of the dense forest not far away.

The one at the front whispered loudly: "Master, it's a good time!"

After saying that, he pulled out three arrows and saw Liang Xing's cavalry approaching. He shot the three rebels in front of him.

Liang Xing was startled and hurriedly pulled out his waist knife. In the blink of an eye, an arrow like rain shot over.

The Jin army's cavalry had a small bow, but the arrows were heavy. Although they couldn't shoot far, they broke the armor. If they really encountered steel armor, they were naturally helpless, but Liang Xing's rebels were all leather armor, and half of them were immediately dismissed.

The Jin army withdrew their bow, pulled out their waist knife, and ran over with a loud shout.

Jiang Min, who was behind, saw that Liang Xing's people could not take the Jin army, raised his iron mace and waved it, shouting: "Run!"

About fifty cavalrymen in the woods rushed out and divided into several groups to meet the rushing Jin army.

"There are also ambush!" The leader of the Jin army shouted, and suddenly plucked the horse's heads, leading the Jin army cavalry to rush towards the sprint. He ran a few steps, put his waist knife away, and took the bow down. He bent his bow and arrows and shot at Jiang Min.

Jiang Min bent down immediately and pointed her head forward. The horse was moving forward continuously. Then she heard the arrows shot on her helmet and fell down.

Although this round of arrow rain hurt two people, it had no effect on Jiang Min's formation. Within a few breaths, both sides bumped into each other head-on.

Jiang Min waved the iron mace in her hand and knocked the Jin army in front down with one mace.

When they were close forces, the Jin army was obviously not an opponent of the Song army. Moreover, the number of people on both sides was huge, so they were quickly taken.

Liang Xing was stunned by the sight. He could see that Jiang Min's cavalry was well-trained and far from being comparable to his own rebels. He charged and rushed forward with his men, without a strict formation. Jiang Min's charge was obviously a cone formation. After bent down halfway, all the knights left the Jin army with very little room for the bow and arrow shooting. One round of arrows shot, and before the second round of arrows hit the bow, both sides were approaching.

After taking the Jin army, Jiang Min ordered the battle to sweep the battlefield and took the prisoners back to the woods.

After getting off the horse, Jiang Min dragged a Jin soldier and asked sternly: "Where is your army? How far is it? When is it expected to arrive?"

That Jin soldier Yili seemed to be unable to understand Jiang Min's Chinese language.

Jiang Min didn't say anything anymore, she pulled out her waist knife, touched his neck, and then brought another Jin soldier over.

Seeing Jiang Min killing someone, the Jin army cavalry dared not pretend to be stupid anymore. He said, "We are just cavalry, how do we know the military situation?"

Jiang Min cursed, "Long-word!" The steel knife in her hand was raised again.

The golden man was startled and hurriedly said, "Heroes, we are racquets and are not in the same place as the army. According to common sense, they are one day away from us!"

Jiang Min nodded: "It's reasonable. Since you are a roar, what are you doing in Shenshan County?"

Jin Jun said: "Check the virtual and real situation of this county, whether there is any preparation. How many people, how many troops are arranged? Check it clearly and go back to report."

Jiang Min asked some other things, and felt that she could not find anything else, so she ordered her soldiers to take the Jin soldiers.

Turning his head, Jiang Min said to Liang Xing: "You have many wounded people in your army, and you have to go back to treat them. So, you will take the people back and take my two wounded people away by the way, and these Jin soldiers will also take them back. I will still stay in this area to check the movements of the Jin army."

After hesitating for a moment, Liang Xing said, "I will follow the orders of the rushing Fu orders naturally. - I will take twenty people back, and the remaining thirty people will be left for the rushing Fu orders. Although they are not as well-trained as your cavalry, they have fought in battle and should be of some use."

Jiang Min nodded without saying anything, and promised Liang Xing that the others who promised to stay.

The rebel army and the regular army seem to be different, it is nothing more than not paying attention to some small movements. For example, if there are necessary formations when attacking, what actions should be used when encountering situations. For example, when seeing the Jin army mount a bow, everyone immediately bent down to reduce the enemy's attack area. The two armies intersect and choose the first part of the enemy's attack based on the enemy's movements.

However, the two just don’t look much different, but their combat power is very different.

Jiang Min's cavalry has been strictly trained. Their tactical actions are summarized by veterans and the instructors are constantly improving in actual combat. No matter what situations they encounter on the battlefield, they can always make the best choice. Even if the advantages of each action are not great, the combat effectiveness will be far worse when accumulated.

Before each battle, Wang Xiaolie's cavalry always had the advantage and gained the initiative on the battlefield. It was not easy to do this. The cavalry was carefully selected, and then after rigorous training and many drills, they were all elite soldiers. Even the Jin army did not have the upper hand compared to them.

Veterans may not be able to fight, and new recruits are not all rookies. It depends on the experience and environment of both sides. In an army with poor combat effectiveness and poor work style, most of the veterans are soldiers, who are smart and slippery. They may not be able to fight, but they just know how to save their lives on the battlefield. New recruits who have received strict training may be a mess when they first go to the battlefield, but they will soon be able to adapt to the battlefield environment.

The style of an army determines the style of soldiers in the army, not the other way around.

Jiang Min himself has excellent academic performance and hard training. Jiang Min also has the same requirements for his subordinates. His own style actually determines the style of this army. Whether it is an officer or a soldier, whether he has fought or first went to the battlefield, their movements and tactical awareness are strong enough. As long as he has the correct command, the combat effectiveness of this army is not weak.

Liang Xing's rebel army had enough enthusiasm, a spirit of not fearing death, and a will to fight bravely. However, these people had not received strict training and lacked the strict command system of regular troops. In many cases, their combat effectiveness was not very high.
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