The entire process took only 30 seconds, allowing the commanding officer to breathe a slight sigh of relief.
He carefully calculated the time and silently looked back at the shooting position just now.
Two minutes later.
The artillery corps of Bay Territory had already redeployed and hidden in a new firing zone.
A continuous stream of shells whistled over, engulfing the position where they had just been in a blaze of fire.
Having gauged the enemy's reaction time, the artillery commander let out a long breath of relief.
The opponent's reaction speed was already quite fast but still far inferior to Bay Territory's artillery corps.
They train in repetitive firing and relocation every day, practicing at least a hundred times each day.
Each mistake is identified immediately and must be corrected quickly in the upcoming training.
If the requirements cannot be met, they must enter the reserve team for further intensive training.
