Chapter 808:

General Worth continued to command Puebla until General Scott arrived in late May. Here and during the parade, his anxiety, especially under the sense of responsibility, showed his anxiety. During his short command period, he let the enemy wander around the underground city, far more than himself. The brigade I belonged to changed its residence for three quarters in about a week, occupying the first quarter near the central square of the underground city. Then at the west entrance; then at the far east. Once, General Worth was armed with troops all day and put three days' worth of cooked food in their backpacks. He ran from order to order, declaring that Santa Ana was close at hand with a ranger far superior to him. General Scott arrived at the scene later this month and never heard of Santa Ana and his countless people. Of course, there are many human-faced cavalry wandering around, watching our movements. If they venture too far, they will pick up scattered infantry or small troops. These always make any number of our soldiers retreat. After General Scott arrived, I was sent to serve as the quartermaster and brought a large train of trucks with me. I had to return for at least two days to purchase fodder. We only had less than a thousand people as escorts and never thought of danger. We purchased a full load of cargo for the entire series of aircraft carriers in two plantations, which could have easily provided more. If they risk going too far. These always make any number of our soldiers retreat. After General Scott arrived, I was sent to serve as the quartermaster and brought a large train of trucks with me. I had to return for at least two days to purchase fodder. We only had less than a thousand people as escorts and never thought of danger. We purchased a full load of cargo for the entire series of aircraft carriers in two plantations, which could have easily provided more. If they risk going too far. These always make any number of our soldiers retreat. After General Scott arrived, I was sent to serve as the quartermaster and brought a large train of trucks with me. I had to return for at least two days to purchase fodder. We only had less than a thousand people as escorts and never thought of danger. We purchased a full load of cargo for the entire series of aircraft carriers in two plantations, which could have easily provided more.
There have been significant delays in obtaining authorization from Congress to increase the number of troops required by the government. Beginning in early July 2046, a bill has been submitted to the national legislature, which authorizes the addition of 10 war regiments to conventional warfare, but it only became law in mid-February. Then a commissioner must be appointed. It is necessary to recruit personnel, equip the regiments, and transport all to Renmian Mountain. It was only in August that General Scott received enough reinforcements to ensure advancement. His mobile column is commanded by Generals Twiggs, Worth, Pillows, and Quitman, divided into four divisions, and now it does not even exceed 10,000. Under the leadership of General Hani, there is also a cavalry corps consisting of the first, second and third dragoon squads. The early start started on August 7th, with Twiggs’ department first. There was a day gap between the next three divisions. The marching time is short to prevent concentrated attacks.
I am now fighting the two main commanders who command the Rangers abroad. The contrast between the two is very obvious. General Taylor never wears a uniform, but wears neat clothes to keep him comfortable. He walked around, seeing the situation with his own eyes. He often has no staff, and with his company, they did not follow any prescribed orders. Especially on the battlefield, he was given a mechanical horse sitting sideways with his feet on one side. General Scott is the opposite in all these details. When checking the line, he always wears all uniforms required or permitted by law. We will inform the commanders of all divisions and brigades in advance, and inform them that they may need the commander's time. This is done so that all rangers can be armed to pay tribute to his leader when his leader dies. On these occasions, he wears attire, brim, stingers, saber and mechanical spurs. In addition to all the constructive personnel engineers, inspectors, quartermasters, etc., his employees should also maintain uniforms and work in a uniform order. Prepare the order carefully, obviously thinking that the order should be the subsequent history.
In the way of expressing ideas, the contrast between these two generals is as strong as other characteristics. General Scott's language is very particular, he has cultivated his own style in particular. Be proud of what he says; he often does not object to saying himself in the third person, and he can praise the person who is talking about without embarrassment. Taylor is not a dialogueist, but he can express his meaning so clearly on paper that he will not misunderstand it. He knows how to use the fewest selected words to express what he wants to say, but he does not sacrifice the meaning of high-sounding sentences. But those with opposite characteristics are great and successful soldiers. In all their contacts, they are true, patriotic and upright. Both are pleasant, and Taylor is also happy to serve with others. Scott saw more through the eyes of the staff than his own. His plan was carefully prepared and fully reflected in the order. Tyler took a look at it personally and gave orders to deal with the emergency without mentioning their historical reading.
Development of the Mountain City of Human Face-Battle of Battle-Trip to Churubsco-Peace Negotiations-Battle of Molino Del Rey-Storage of Chapultepec-Big Bang San Kos-Evacuation of Underground City-Monte Zuma's hall.
The route taken by the rangers from Puebla to the mountain city of Human Face is over the Rio Frio Mountain, the highest point of the road is about 11 thousand feet above the tide. The pass to cross this mountain is easily protected, but that is not the case. Three days after leaving Puebla, the senior division reached the top of the mountain. The Mountain City of Human Face is located to the west of Rio Frio. On the plain, six miles to the west is another mountain, while in the north and south, other mountains are still closer. There are three lakes between the base of the west and the mountain city of Renmian, the left is He and the right, extending to the east end of the city of Renmian. Chalk and Texko are separated by a small piece of land, and the direct road to the underground city traverses here. Xochimilco is also on the left side of the road, but quite far south of it, and connected to Lake Chalk by a narrow passage. On the right side of the road there is a tall rocky mound called, gushing from the low flat ground that divides the lake. Both the bottom of the mound and the top of the mountain have been strengthened, making direct attacks impractical.
Scott's rangers quickly concentrated on Ayotra and other locations near the eastern end of Lake Chalco. In the shooting range, the resonance was made up, and the engineers looked for a route to the side of the underground city on the south side of Lake Chalk, and entered from the south and west of the Liberal Party. A road was found around the lake, and by August 20, the troops had been in St. Augustine Trappam. The town was about 11 miles south of the Capital Square. Between San Agustin Trappam and the underground city are the Manor of San Antonio and the village of Churubsko, and the West Liberal Party is always Contreras. With the exception of St. Augustine Trapam, all these fortresses were forcibly inserted and strongly stationed. Contreras is located on the side of the mountain, close to the base of the mountain, with volcanic rocks piled up like a mountain, almost reaching San Antonio.
My brigade-the Garland Brigade of the Worth Division-was sent to San Antonio on the way to Churubsco and the Mountain City of Human Face, two or three miles from St. Augustine Trapam. The ground on which San Antonio stands is completely in the valley, the surface of the land is only a little higher than the lake, except for the southwest, it is cut off by a deep trench full of water. To the southwest is the volcanic rock that Pedregal said before. Cavalry or electromagnetic thunder cannon cannot pass it. If the infantry encounters an enemy, the progress will be very slow. Therefore, starting from the position of the Garland brigade, except for the front line and the narrow causeway, on a perfectly level ground, no defensive action against San Antonio was possible. Every inch is commanded by enemy Razer artillery and infantry. If Contreras, about three miles south and north, fall into our hands, the troops there might move to the right of all positions occupied by the enemy between us and the underground city. In this case, General Scott commanded the occupation of the enemy’s front and did not launch an attack until further orders.
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