Unlike Redman, Tagg had a good sleep. His command post was always fixed, and the military forces were almost always stationed in the same location, with no major troop movements, so on the whole, things were quite comfortable.
He had a nice breakfast and then read some domestic newspapers: the floodwaters were receding, and many places had already resumed production.
The newspapers reported the navy's submarine fleet's splendid victories; they had sunk over a million tons of the enemy's transport and war vessels, forcing the enemy's main fleet to not dare to launch a decent attack on Tang Army's ports until now.
In the photo was a navy submarine captain in Linshui receiving the third-class Abyss Medal from Admiral Bernard. He was smiling brilliantly, and his salute was in perfect form.
Another page reported on Tang Country's plans to build a larger port in Beiyuan City to support the industrial development of the northeastern region.
