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- General Hassan nodded, "But we can no longer delay it. If we delay it any longer, the situation may even change even more."
"The only problem now is that with our current strength, we may not be able to guarantee victory." General Quinn shook his head. ¡°The first corps of the Jihad Alliance is mostly composed of well-known terrorist organizations.
??And they have been developing in the north before, and they did not suffer any losses during several anti-terrorist operations.
According to the information we have received so far, they originally had nearly 5,000 troops with heavy equipment such as rocket launchers and armored vehicles. The overall strength cannot be underestimated.
??Especially recently, they have received support from some local armed forces. According to current intelligence statistics, their strength may reach seven to eight thousand.
On the other hand, because we have to remove some of our defensive forces. I'm afraid we only have about 3,000 people in total who are actually used for offense. With your mercenary troops, we can barely reach 5,000.
We do have an advantage in terms of equipment, but the opponent has a defensive advantage. We use five thousand against eight thousand, and we are the active attacking party. To be honest, we don't have much advantage. "
¡°Another big problem is logistics. The surrounding area of ??Imirikli is desert, and our troops must fight the enemy in the desert.
Logistical problems have become very serious. Hassan looked at Lin Rui and said.
"Before the troops and horses move, food and grass go first. This is an unchanging law in war. If an army does not have sufficient logistical support, then the army is destined to be unable to fight effectively.
When deploying in desert areas, 80% of what the Army needs to move is not soldiers but materials - weapons, equipment and supplies, and this is the scope of logistics. "Lin Rui paced back and forth.
"The biggest problem at the moment is this. If the problem of logistics and supply is not solved, this battle will not be fought." General Quinn nodded.
After Lin Rui thought for a while, he turned his attention to the actuary Jiang An, "Actuary, what do you think?"
"Logistics support in desert areas has always been a big problem." Actuary Jiang An whispered, "The Americans have done a good job in this regard. I think we can also learn from the US military."
"Learn from the U.S. Army? How?" Hassan said helplessly, "The U.S. Army uses the Army Field or Tactical Level Global Combat Support System GCSS. It includes the Army's standard maintenance system SAMs, the unit-level equipment support system ULLs, and the comprehensive equipment support analysis system. ilap et al.
A large amount of computer data analysis provides real-time guarantee of full asset visualization.
Coupled with their powerful airdrop power, there is simply no way for us to learn from them. I heard that American soldiers could drink ice-cold Coca-Cola in the deserts of the Middle East. How do you think we can learn from it? "
The actuary landed and shook his head, "I'm not talking about specific methods, but similar models.
Since the mid-1990s, under the active guidance of government policies, the U.S. Army has signed an increasing number of military contracts with local governments. The large team of contractors covers heavy equipment transportation, drinking water supply, oil supply, equipment maintenance, translation, civil affairs, In many fields such as security, it has become a close partner of the U.S. Army.
For example, in 1997, under the leadership of the Civilian Logistics Enhancement Plan logcap project, the U.S. Army signed a commercial contingency planning contract with Deyang Company.
According to the contract, Deyang Company should be ready to provide services clearly stipulated in the contract for a 20,000-strong force, including construction and maintenance of military facilities, to ensure that it can perform tasks up to 180 days.
In addition, Deyang Company will also serve as a backup source to provide necessary support when certain forces or preparations of the Army are insufficient. At the same time, when deploying to war zones, Deyang will use its own commercial transportation capabilities to avoid competing with the Army for tight air and sea transportation resources.
According to statistics, during the Iraq War, the U.S. Army employed a total of 100,000 local personnel from different countries and professional backgrounds. This is also an opportunity for the rise of private military companies like ours.
We certainly don¡¯t have as much money as the US military, but we can use similar methods. "
"What method?" General Hassan asked, looking at the actuary.
¡°Logistics subcontracting, private cooperation.¡± Actuary Jiang An nodded.
"What do you mean?" General Hassan asked.
¡°It means splitting the entire logistics and subcontracting it to others. As long as the price we offer is high enough, someone will always take over.
Those who are still hesitant to arm themselves will naturally come over when they see the benefits. we can talk to himWe signed a contract and asked them to be responsible for helping us transport supplies.
In fact, our entire operation has to pass through areas controlled by multiple local armed forces. We can make them responsible for transportation within their respective areas.
Establish multiple logistics supply stations along the route. They don't have to help us fight the war, they just need to help us transport supplies, and they will get money. I think they won't refuse such a good thing. "The actuary Masaki replied.
"But what if they don't abide by the contract? These guys often go back on their word and have no credibility." General Quinn shook his head. "We are fighting fiercely on the front line, and the supply transportation at the rear is suddenly interrupted, which puts too much pressure on us."
¡°So this is the role of the multiple supply sites I mentioned. We let them transport logistical materials to the supply sites, so that even if the transportation is subsequently interrupted, the material stocks at these sites can still support our continued operations.
Of course, to make this kind of thing happen, there must be a powerful person who can calm them down. From this point of view, General Muttom's son-in-law, General Hassan, commander-in-chief of the local joint forces, is enough.
No one in the armed forces in these places dares to offend you, especially after you became General Mutom and his son-in-law, you have received his assistance.
And most of the western region of Western Sahara is under the influence of General Muttom, and no one dares to offend him.
On the other hand, there is no need to arm these places and fight in person. Just let them deliver supplies. What don't they want?
? These places are armed with camels, convoys, and transport personnel. And they have been active in the desert here for hundreds of years. Transporting goods in the desert is a daily routine for them.
As long as we provide enough funds, there are many people willing to work for us. "The actuary Masaki replied.
"This is a method that can be tried. Moreover, it can also win over those local armed leaders who are temporarily hesitant.
If you don¡¯t want to fight with us, that¡¯s fine. Then we pay him to help us with transportation, and they can't refuse.
And as long as they agree, they are in the same camp as us. "Lin Rui nodded.
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