Fajin Han immediately issued a series of targeted orders to the frontline.
He handed over the frontline command to Major General Justin, stationed at the Cape Town defense lines. Justin is the commander of the 4th Reserve Army, commanding four divisions and two cavalry regiments in Cape Town.
Fajin Han believed that Major General Justin was more familiar with the nearby terrain and better suited to directly command the overall situation.
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At this time, Major General Justin was standing at the entrance of the command post, observing the sky with binoculars as Avro tanks flew over.
His command post was hidden on a high ground five kilometers from the frontline, surrounded by trees and hills. Not far away was a well-camouflaged 105MM howitzer position.
This isn't Major General Justin sharing hardships with his soldiers; he knew that if he set up his command post in a nearby town, his location would soon be exposed.
