Joe Ga paid no attention to Ngira's nonsensical rants…
He, the boss who loved to charge and fight, ought to stay put behind the lines, while Ngira, a clueless deputy defense minister, would only cause trouble for everyone at the front.
The P·B soldiers were well-trained, and so were the Congo special operation forces trained by P·B, making command fluid and without hesitation.
Thus, Joe Ga was able to deploy across 50 kilometers in less than eight hours and then wait for the air force to arrive.
Don't underestimate 50 kilometers. In countries with highways, 50 kilometers is a matter of pressing the gas pedal, but in Congo, heh...
Here, 50 kilometers is like a deep chasm, many Congolese from birth to death never traveled more than 50 kilometers from their homes.
Poor roads were just one aspect, accompanied by a lack of transportation, poverty, virtually nonexistent industrial infrastructure, and no job foundations—these were the primary reasons for this situation.
