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It looks like binoculars and determines the distance to the target by emitting lasers and then collecting the reflected lasers. The maximum distance measurement is 1 meters and the maximum error is no more than 5 meters. It is used to measure the distance for scouts equipped for long-range artillery.

For example, with the Bofors mountain gun, scouts only need to use the steering wheel to determine the direction and distance.

The range of the L118 howitzer is more than twice as long. In order to ensure the safety of the artillery position during combat, it is necessary to maximize the distance between the position and the enemy to ensure that the artillery group can carry out strikes outside the enemy's firepower range.

Or in order to carry out precise strikes on enemies farther away, the role of the steering wheel is not so obvious, especially in ranging.

If the steering wheel is equipped with a laser rangefinder, the measurement accuracy will be improved by several levels, and scouts will not have to get too close to the enemy, which will be safer.

“Although there are many more advanced ones, many of them cannot be used with our current cognition, knowledge, and conditions, mainly because there are no satellites!

Moreover, although this Type 85 laser rangefinder is good, it costs 1000 military merit points. It is expensive, but no matter what, without considering air superiority, the strength of ground artillery is the key to determining the success or failure of army operations. "

Purchase 50 Type 85 laser rangefinders at one time.

The three measuring instruments cost a total of 9 military merit points, with only the remaining balance left.

"Whether it's a ground artillery battalion or an anti-aircraft artillery battalion, a battalion only needs about 10 measurement devices. Prepare more. When the troops are expanded in the future, you can directly let them go to the equipment department to pick them up. Anyway, these are small things and are easy to store!"

"Finally, there are observation telescopes for commanders of all levels. Only when the battlefield commander has a clear view of the battlefield situation can he issue combat orders based on the development. Nowadays, officers above the platoon level in the army have telescopes, and even some squad leaders and infantrymen have seized telescopes themselves. However, they are all junk from the Japanese. Most of them have a magnification of 4 times, and only a few have a magnification of 6 times. Moreover, they can only be used when the light is good.

Those above the platoon level don't care, what they seize is theirs, they can do whatever they want with it, but those at the platoon level or above have to exchange for better ones, not to mention more, but at least 10 times as much.

I remember that in the past life, China's first military telescope was produced in Chuncheng, Yunnan Province, and was called the Zhongzheng telescope.

Let’s see what’s on sale in the mall first!”

This time, Xu Le directly skipped the foreign products and only looked at Chinese models.

Zhongzheng 6x30 telescope: 200 military merit points.

Type 62 8x30 telescope: 400 military merit points.

Type 74 7x50 telescope: 520 military merit points.

Type 88 12x42 telescope: 800 military merit points.

Type 95 7x50 telescope: 850 military merit points.

Type 98 7x50 telescope: 900 military merit points.

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Xu Le only looked at the military version and did not look at the civilian version. In the end, he chose the Type 88 handheld telescope, not because of its high magnification. In fact, the magnification of a handheld telescope is best when it does not exceed 10 times. If the magnification is too large, the observation will be blurred due to the influence of the environment and hand shaking.

He chose the Type 88 telescope because it was the pinnacle of Chinese telescope development.

Both the eyepiece and the objective lens use advanced coating technology to minimize light reflection and make objects brighter. The larger eyepiece increases the amount of light entering, making the field of view look less dim. The BAK4 prism also makes the object image more three-dimensional, the original color restoration is also higher, and the image will be sharper.

When observing a target, the details are displayed very delicately, the edges are sharpened very well, and even the distance can be easily calculated using the marking lines. It can be used in any area and at any time.

"The demand for handheld telescopes is a bit high, and the price of a Type 88 telescope is 800 military merit points. Forget it, only company-level and above are equipped with it. For platoon-level, it is better to use the Japanese 6x telescope. Although the Japanese telescopes are all imitations of German Zeiss telescopes, the quality is still good."

In this way, Xu Le found a reason to kick the infantry platoon leader out of the Type 88 list.

Including the necessary equipment for the mortar platoon, an infantry regiment needs about 25 telescopes, four regiments need 4, plus the field artillery battalions and anti-aircraft artillery units, as well as the brigade headquarters, etc., a total of 100 telescopes need to be purchased.

Military merit points are consumed again, and the balance remains.

"No wonder there were so many countries in the world in my previous life, but few were military powers. The cost of building a good army is too high. I only have the most basic army. If I build an air force and a navy in the future, the cost will be outrageous..."

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In the following days, the troops entered a period of rapid development and intensive training. By the end of September, a total of 9 recruits had been sent to the mountain village training camp for training.

This training was different from previous ones and was divided into several categories, with infantry being the majority, accounting for 70%, and the rest being special arms such as artillery, tank troops, and scouts.

[The special forces at this time refer to the remaining arms except ordinary infantry, not modern special operations forces. ]

After coming to this world for half a year, Xu Le has almost understood it well. Many things in this world are the same as the Chinese world in his previous life. The regions are almost exactly the same, the world's military and technological development are almost exactly the same, the countries they have are almost exactly the same, and even many foreign names are the same.

Only the Tang Dynasty, although also a country led by the Han people, also known as the descendants of the dragon and also called Huaxia, has a very different structure, but also has similarities. For example, the National Guard is very similar to the National Revolutionary Army, and the Jin Army in this life is also very similar to the Jinsui Army in the previous life. The difference in military strength is not much, and even many of the weapons they are equipped with are German equipment.

For example, the guerrillas spread across North China are very similar to a certain army in China's previous life.

The guerrillas can be said to be one of the poorest armies in China. Even many Tang Dynasty troops did not acknowledge their existence, but these guerrillas grew stronger step by step.

At the beginning, the guerrillas appeared in Shanxi Province, and later appeared in other provinces one after another. No one knew whether they were independent or a unified army.

All we know is that the guerrillas took advantage of the geographical advantages of the mountains and fought the Japanese with the crude weapons in their hands.

And Xu Le's first contact with the guerrillas also arrived.

It was Pu County's Guo Ditie who called Xu Le personally, saying that some people claiming to be guerrillas had come to his door and wanted to buy weapons!

Xu Le didn't know how the guerrillas knew about his weapons sales, but he was very interested in the guerrillas, so he wanted to meet the so-called guerrillas in person to verify his guess.