The French Army's command and tactics were impeccable. Despite having gained a significant advantage, the subsequent operations continued methodically, giving the German Army no chance to counterattack.
In the air, the powerful fighter squadron firmly suppressed the German triplanes, shooting them down one by one, while the "Jenny" transport planes returned to the battlefield three times to drop ammunition.
Paratroopers successfully captured the German artillery positions and organized defense using the captured equipment and ammunition.
Then, they arranged signal boards on the ground, prepared flare guns, and awaited transport planes to drop ammunition.
Two mechanized divisions separately protected the wings of the troops.
The "105 Gun Truck" utilized its long range to coordinate with aerial reconnaissance in executing fire coverage on enemy tank formations from beyond visual range.
