"Our forces reported from the front that there are two thousand isolated clan troops at Marsh Slope." Under the tent made of steel pipes and oil cloth, the phosphorescent lamp swayed with shadows.
Unlike past battlefields, Horn previously commanded on the front lines, but now it's not possible.
In this battlefield, there are approximately 170,000 troops engaged in combat on both sides, and Horn does not have the ability to be in multiple places at once.
At this moment, he can only rely on the various levels of Battle Commanders and Corps Commanders.
Just like when he first raised our flag, Horn knows it's time to let go.
He himself is responsible for a larger battlefield and the command and coordination at the military level.
In a certain sense, the coordination at the military level has ended, and now it depends on how the chiefs of the various armies perform.
