The battle in the village lasted for about 4 hours from start to finish.
The guided munitions provided in the contract that send Joe Ga to Syria shone brightly in this battle.
The guided munitions with a purchase price of $100,000 a pop and a 5-meter precision strike range truly outclassed Seville's old stockpile.
It didn't matter if you had Radar Fire Cannon or not; as long as you had the precise coordinates of the target, it could land within 5 meters of the target.
The most advanced and most criticized 'Zumwalt-class' Destroyer of the United States Navy uses this kind of precise guided munitions for its main artillery, with a range of 40 kilometers.
To be honest, if Joe Ga didn't have such munitions, he would have been scared to order the Fire Cannon to cover the area around the village!
If we disregard the price, these munitions are simply too convenient for small-scale conflicts!
It was just as 'Gunpowder' complained before...
