7:00 AM.
Trucks from each company were parked at their respective starting points.
One after another, they got off the trucks.
Mo Shangjun checked the headcount for the second company, instructing Zhang Zheng and Lai Liang to lead the team first, Lin Qi in the middle, and she followed behind the team, so there was someone to watch over them.
Daytime was purely for field marching.
Field marching, by definition, refers to the organized movement of troops in a column along a designated route; it's the fundamental method of troop mobilization. Marches can be divided by their intensity into ordinary and forced marches. Forced marches are carried out by increasing the speed and prolonging the duration; ordinary marches, as the standard, involve a walking distance of 25 to 35 kilometers per day, with a speed of 4 to 5 kilometers per hour.
