"Benguela must be taken. However, with the lessons from the last East-Portuguese War, Benguela is likely to be even harder to fight. Therefore, we cannot focus on Benguela as our only target," Helmuth analyzed.
Benguela has been occupied by East Africa once, so the Portuguese must have learned their lesson. Moreover, this time confronting the Benguela garrison, there will be no allied troops to assist, which is also a challenge for the 421st Division.
As a mobile unit, the 421st Division has less firepower compared to a regular infantry division. There are trade-offs; for mobility, some firepower must be sacrificed.
Of course, during the long-term warfare in the province of Letania, the 421st Division has already become less pure. In order to contend with the Portuguese army, the 421st Division has also adopted many tactics of regular infantry divisions.
