Of course, this also means taking risks.
Fortunately, during the battle of Canning Port, the Marine Corps did not encounter trouble.
The biggest trouble mentioned earlier is actually the starving refugees pouring in from the north.
Due to insufficient troops and the fleet transporting reinforcements did not carry much supply materials, after occupying Canning Port, the Marine Corps did not advance north but instead set up barbed wire at several intersections outside the port to prevent refugees from Gal from moving south.
To prevent the situation from getting out of control, Liu Zunshan, who had rushed to Diamond Port, issued a stern order to the frontline commander.
The refugees must absolutely not be allowed to enter Canning Port; even if extreme measures are needed, Canning Port's normal operation must be ensured.
Fortunately, this situation didn't last long.
At dawn on the 26th, the transport fleet arrived.
