Zhang Hutou nodded, quickly slung his M16 automatic rifle over his back, and followed Wang Dali down the mountain joyfully.
This was the first time they had captured enemy movements with binoculars and reported it via walkie-talkie. It was much quicker than when he used to be a scout.
It turned out that this high point on Yin Mountain was the lookout point mentioned in Han Lei's fort design plans.
According to the walkie-talkie communication distance, from Yong'an City to here, a lookout point was set up every five or six kilometers.
The construction of the lookout posts was still based on local materials, using stones to create the initial shape of the buildings. Then, concrete slurry was poured.
Although the buildings at each lookout post were still under construction, in the future, with these lookout posts in place, scouts would not need to ride back and forth to gather information, saving energy, and reports could be made much faster, saving a lot of manpower.
