Battlefield Command (Guaranteed Monthly Vote Request 1)

Once Jiang Yan Hai logged into his account, a selection screen immediately appeared before him. The red and blue sides were assigned at random, and Jiang Yan Hai had drawn the red side—the defenders.

As for the battlefield, it directly used real-world terrain from the southeastern waters. The simulated battlefield was set against the backdrop of the enemy having already occupied the southeastern coastline and established defensive positions.

The enemy was now preparing to attack the area Jiang Yan Hai was defending. Of course, things would not be this simple in reality, but since this was a simulation, the resources available to both sides were limited.

The two sides were basically evenly matched.

They could also configure their own combat units. In other words, Jiang Yan Hai could make his own choices, so long as the total force size did not exceed the limit.

Their force scale was that of a division, along with the relevant logistical support units.

Looking at the configuration interface before him, Jiang Yan Hai hesitated briefly before beginning to set things up. Put simply, he configured it according to the 9th Rapid Reaction Brigade he had envisioned for logistics.

After checking his area, he found that there was no sea. Still, after some thought, Jiang Yan Hai pulled naval vessels directly from the selection menu.

"Warning: There is no ocean within this defensive area. If warships are selected, they will only be able to provide long-range support and cannot offer further battlefield assistance." The system immediately displayed a prompt.

Jiang Yan Hai nodded. This system was indeed interesting; it could even make that kind of judgment. Ignoring the warning, he selected one Type 055, one Type 054A, one Type 095, and one large supply ship.

Once he had selected the fleet, Jiang Yan Hai discovered