These sleds were actually made possible by the local people, since some of them have some traditional skills to deal with blizzards.
The ten sleds were pieced together, and although they were crooked and some looked dilapidated.
But it's better than nothing.
Judging from this, it's clear that too many people can't go, in order to leave space for rescuers to be brought back; each sled can only carry a maximum of two people.
The number of soldiers has to be reduced from 200 to 20.
Everyone objected.
Jiang Tiecheng immediately shouted at the noisy crowd.
"I know everyone wants to save their comrades, but every minute we delay is one minute closer to their deaths."
Okay, stop arguing.
Company Commander Wu quickly selected 19 people, plus Jiang Tiecheng, for a total of 20, two people per sled.
These 20 people are clearly not exceptional; they are only good at driving sleds.
Company Commander Wu looked at Jiang Tiecheng and said,
"Comrade Xiao Jiang, why don't you stay?"
We don't have that many people right now, and we don't have that many positions either; it's a one-person-one-job situation.
You can't drive this sled.
Let's leave it to those who know how.
"Who says I can't?"
No sooner had he finished speaking than Jiang Tiecheng's rebuttal left everyone speechless.
Jiang Tiecheng walked calmly to the sled, sat down, and sat steadily.
The sleds are pulled entirely by specialized hunting dogs.
There are no dedicated working dogs now; they use experienced hunting dogs from the village.
Jiang Tiecheng flicked the reins, and sure enough, the 12 dogs pulled the sled and galloped away.
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