"Where is it? Hurry up and bring it here so I can take a look."
Hearing that the Chieftain had sent a letter, Qu Bing hurriedly called out. A soldier promptly delivered the bamboo tube. Qu Bing opened it and quickly scanned the contents before finally letting out a sigh of relief. It seemed the Chieftain had already thought of the food problem.
He handed the letter to You Ye and said, "Uncle You, take a look. The Chieftain says we don't need to worry about food and should focus on fighting the war. More provisions will be sent over when spring begins next year, so we won't have to worry about our rations next year."
You Ye quickly read it through as well and relaxed. Then he said, "Mm, the food problem has been solved. The Chieftain also says you need to report the battle situation. You'd better hurry and write a reply. Oh, right, you can also send the Chieftain some of those photos taken on the battlefield. That'll put his mind at ease."
"Right. If you hadn't mentioned it, I nearly would have forgotten. Our troops have been out in the field this whole time, and even the battle reports reaching me have been delayed. The report to the Chieftain will certainly be even later. It looks like we'll have to send reports back more frequently from now on."
Qu Bing nodded at that. He had indeed brought several cameras on this expedition—at least one for every battalion—and he had brought one for himself as well. He had also brought plenty of film. There was even a Photo Enlarger aboard the ship that had brought them here, along with a darkroom. Thus, the film could only be sent back to River Valley Camp for developing. Fortunately, when