General Harlo was at the rear of the convoy at that moment, and the sudden explosion gave him quite a fright as well.
But when he saw where the explosion had occurred, a surge of fury rose within General Harlo. He grabbed the adjutant beside him and shouted, "What happened?!"
"Reporting, General! It was—it was a sniper. The enemy sniper wiped out our mortar position." The adjutant had already received the report. The explosion had nearly killed everyone over there, but the troops who arrived afterward had basically figured out what had happened.
"And one of the machine gunners in the convoy we stopped earlier was also taken out by the enemy!" the adjutant shouted.
"Useless trash!" General Harlo erupted in rage and shouted, "Attack! Make them attack! Use every means available! There are at most twenty of them. I refuse to believe several hundred of us can't take down a position held by just over twenty people!"
"Bring up our artillery pieces, the Rocket Launchers, and the car bombs!" General Harlo shouted.
Bombs were far too easy to make with modern industry. Many civilian materials could basically be turned into explosives.
Following General Harlo's furious bellowing, the Rebel Army below immediately began its assault.
This raised an argument: on the battlefield, which mattered more—precision firepower or overwhelming firepower? That question was about to play out right here.
General Harlo wanted more because he knew that without larger artillery, more advanced tanks, or, more importantly, more powerful weapons, he would never crush the government forces.
Guns could eliminate enemies, yet they could not truly eliminate enemies.
If modern weapons had existed during World War II, it definitely would not have lasted so long.
Because when it came to firearms, humans had far too many places to hide.
Of course, General