The instructions given by Colonel Robert’s boss are simple: to form a black army, it doesn’t matter whether it can go to the battlefield. As long as the army exists, it will instigate more black rebellions in the south and cause positive public opinion influence on the northern federal government. During the Civil War era, black people suffered severe racial discrimination. Both the North and the South were denied fair treatment, let alone dignity and glory. The determined idealist Robert accomplished the task brilliantly.
The black slaves who fled in the south were his only source of troops. A disc of loose sand solidified into a hard rock, starting from the subtleties. First, despite the lack of material resources, Colonel Robert was able to secure the necessary food, necessary shoes, uniforms, and bullets. Secondly, there were standard skills training methods and sufficient training time. The so-called "being merciless", he Try to simulate the cruel conditions of the battlefield, implement strict discipline, and let all personnel master combat skills; third, gather people's hearts and hone morale: strive to let soldiers understand the necessity and glory of war, freedom, and live and die with soldiers. Help each other to achieve one heart and one mind; fourth, professional standards: assign, direct and appoint appropriate personnel, cleverly set up ambushes, and have the courage to win decisively. Behind the desk gesticulated, but picked up a knife and gun and rushed forward.
Thinking about it carefully, it is easy to be a middle-level player. The above five items are all done well, and the work is not bad. It’s okay to be an official oil, and work with his non-fighting black corps to make propaganda posters and vases for the Northern Federation.
The key is that Robert broke through his middle-level scope, using his idealism and life to pursue freedom, equality, and glory to achieve higher strategic goals. The blacks gained more understanding, respect, and honor from the Northern Federation, and there was an upsurge for blacks to join the army. Thanks to the participation of 180,000 black slaves, the North has completely gained widespread popular support, completely reversed the power balance, and accelerated the victory of reunification.
Similarly, Robert and the black brothers of the 54th Army will always be remembered by history. Since choosing the combat profession, being able to promote the progress of history is the greatest glory. Another gloomy sky was lit by the life of the pioneer.
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