The 105th Regiment's landing operation was very smooth.
The scene of machine guns crazily firing at the landing crafts, as imagined, did not appear because this was the area the enemy thought was "impossible to land."
In the past, it was indeed impossible to land here. Unless the Allied forces rowed small wooden boats to the shore, but that would obviously be ruthlessly eliminated on the sea.
Now, with landing ships and landing crafts, everything became simple.
All the landing troops needed to do was land under artillery cover, deploy their forces, and then achieve victory.
Shire stood on the transport ship "Henry," holding binoculars, watching the Ottoman soldiers flee in disarray, and praised, "Not easy, they held on until now."
Tijani nodded in agreement.
On the battlefield, unexpected "accidents" are greatly feared, which would demoralize the troops and make them feel that they are destined to lose this battle.
