These infantry regiments had 10 more advanced 75-mm caliber howitzers. Although the caliber remained the same, they had been upgraded from recoilless guns to the more modern recoil guns.
Similarly, the new-style recoil guns that also used breech loading had a faster rate of fire, were more accurate, held more ammunition, and had a more terrifying range.
At the same time, the soldiers in these infantry regiments had also learned from the security troops of the Great Tang Group, equipping themselves with M35 steel helmets and adopting the same military uniform style. Thus, compared to the brightly dressed militaries of other kingdoms of the same era, this troop had better concealment.
The soldiers were equipped with the K3 rifle, the same model used by the Tang Group's security troops. This rifle, utilizing advanced brass-cased ammunition, was much more advanced than the needle guns used by both sides on the battlefield.
