Is the strength of combat power ultimately determined by firepower, tactics, or information?
This question has never truly been answered in the long history of warfare, as every answer has been refuted by many real-world battle examples.
No one dares to assert that one answer is correct, and in real warfare, no one relies solely on one theory to command battles.
But at least, today, Chen Jian proved one point to the massive army of Huadu.
That is, when these three elements are combined in an orderly and appropriate manner, even if each element is "not strong enough," their combined combat power can be terrifyingly strong.
After confirming that he had stepped into Huadu's trap, was overwhelmed by enemy artillery fire, and unable to retreat immediately, Chen Jian immediately abandoned the idea of a reckless attack.
Through the pre-deployed cell network base stations, he quickly took over the command of the reserve team with the aid of the War Skull.
