Jizhou is Guo Peng's headquarters and the base camp of Wei State, so the training camp is the largest and the most garrisons.

The Weijun Camp in Jizhou is set up around Yecheng.

It is better to say that it is a large camp, but it is a joint camp composed of several super-large garrison camps. The permanent troops are about 100,000, which is the absolute elite main force of the Wei army.

These 100,000 battalions include 10,000 troops in Hanoi County. They are under the command of the Hanoi garrison and are also included in the sequence of the Jizhou camp.

In addition, the Taishan Camp and Chenliu Camp in Yanzhou each had 30,000 permanent soldiers, which were also the main elite forces of the Wei army, which was equivalent to the battle sequence of the Central Army.

Taishan Camp is the commander of General Yu Jin, the East of Zhen, and Chenliu Camp is the commander of former General Cao Ren.

Therefore, Guo Peng's Central Army is also called the camp soldiers.

This is the same name as the "Battle Army" set up by the Eastern Han government on the border, but it has different meanings.

The battalions set up by the Eastern Han government often had prisoners assembled, and the combat effectiveness could not be too expected, the number of people was not large, and the management was not strict.

Guo's total battalion is around 160,000, and he is often the absolute main force of the battle. It is their responsibility to go on an expedition. Once he is dispatched, he will win the battle and defeat the attack, and he will have the belief of absolute victory.

Beyond the camp, there are local garrison troops, which are defensive troops led by Guo Peng's unique garrison position. They will only go out when necessary. The core task is defensive counterattack.

However, the battalion soldiers and the garrison soldiers were trained in the camp, and they were of no difference in nature. They were both Central Army.

Guo Peng ordered the camp soldiers and garrison soldiers to exchange responsibilities with each other every once in a while, the camp soldiers would become garrison soldiers, and the garrison soldiers would also become garrison soldiers.

The identities of the two will be changed, not absolute.

The responsibilities of the garrison soldiers in which place and the battalion soldiers in which place are not fixed, and you will only know when Guo Peng's order is issued.

However, the difference is that when necessary, after Guo Peng's order, the local prefect or governor can command the garrison troops, but absolutely cannot command the battalion troops.

There were originally 20,000 garrison troops in Youzhou, and there were originally 20,000 garrison troops in Bingzhou.

However, after the Northern Expedition wiped out the Southern Xiongnu and Xianbei people, Guo Peng sent 5,000 of the garrison soldiers from Bingzhou to Liaoxi County in Youzhou and handed them over to the commander of Tian Yu, the prefect of Liaoxi, and increased the garrison soldiers under Tian Yu to 10,000, in order to prepare for the attack on Gongsun Du.

After the end of the Battle of Xuzhou, all the garrisons in Qingzhou were revoked, and the quota of 10,000 people was retained, which was reserved for the navy that was being created.

Taishici was originally the captain of the building ship, commanding a thousand sailors to train on the sea.

After the end of the Battle of Xuzhou, the number of sailors of the Qingzhou Navy had exceeded 5,000, so Guo Peng promoted Taishi Ci to the General of the Lou Shichuan, and expanded the number of Qingzhou Navy to 10,000.

Yanzhou was originally a military prefecture where two large training camps were located, and of course there were also garrison soldiers.

After Xuzhou was obtained, the garrison soldiers and garrison positions of the counties and states in Yanzhou were cancelled and placed in the Taishan Camp.

Later, Guo Peng moved Taishan Camp to Donghai County, Xuzhou and renamed it Donghai Camp, in order to reduce the heavy military burden and military responsibilities of Yanzhou, and to strengthen Guo Peng's power in Xuzhou and take deep roots into Xuzhou.

There are two garrisons in Yuzhou, set up in Yingchuan County and Runan County.

The Yingchuan garrison was Li Dian's uncle, General Jianwei of Wei, Li Qian, and the Runan garrison was Guo Lie, General Wei, Weilie of Wei.

Runan established 10,000 garrison troops, and Yingchuan established 10,000 garrison troops.

This is the general defense line composition, with the main combat troops having about 260,000 people.

However, there are not only combat soldiers in the military composition, but also auxiliary soldiers occupy a relatively important position. The fire-headed soldiers that are well-known to the world are the type of auxiliary soldiers, and the definitions of auxiliary soldiers in different eras and dynasties also vary.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the army was divided into three types: upper and middle and lower army.

The upper army is the main force of combat, the central army is responsible for the garrison, and the lower army is responsible for the service, which is equivalent to auxiliary soldiers.

Under the national military service system of the Western Han Dynasty, new soldiers could only do some garrison and errands in one year, which was equivalent to auxiliary soldiers. Only soldiers in two years could fight, and they belonged to combat soldiers.

Under Guo Peng's command, in recent years, the definition of auxiliary soldiers has been relatively simple, which means voluntarily working in the military camp, the fire-headed soldiers and the new soldiers in training.

In addition to the formal combat troops, because Guo Peng implemented a recruitment system, he was open to recruit people to join the army all year round.

Weijun Daying, Chenliu Daying and Donghai Daying are both qualified to accept recruits, and all recruits will be arranged to train in these three battalions after joining the army.

The training period is basically one year, and it will take longer than one year to go to the battlefield. New recruits who cannot go to the battlefield to train within one year are all auxiliary soldiers.

During the battle, they had to assume the duties of auxiliary soldiers and transport food and other supplies to the army together with the recruited civilians.

In addition to the new recruits and hotheads, there are also professional auxiliary soldiers who volunteered to work in errands.

Generally, they are young guys who are older, over thirty-six years old, or under 18 years old.

They either want to make a living or join the army on the basis of making a living, and they will choose to come to the barracks to apply for a choreographer position and do choreographers for the army.

Usually, you are fetching water, chopping wood, burning hot water, washing clothes, etc., transporting supplies during wartime, and when war is urgent, you have to directly send supplies to the front line, risking your life to support combat soldiers, etc. These are the responsibilities of auxiliary soldiers.

Their treatment is not as good as that of combat soldiers, but they are full of food and can still get a small amount of military pay. If they make contributions, they will be rewarded.

The total number of auxiliary soldiers in the three camps was basically maintained at 70,000 or 80,000. Including combat soldiers, more than 300,000 people engaged in military work, and the total number of Wei army exceeded 300,000.

Guo Peng has been expanding his army in recent years to meet the needs of military and garrisons, and is expected to expand the combat troops to at least 300,000, so as to generally ensure his own needs.

Especially now that the world's general trend is gradually becoming clear, it may even be attacked by the southern warlord forces. When Guo Peng concentrates his main force to attack the warlords in Guanxi, the number of troops is very important.

With enough population and productivity, the number of troops must keep up, otherwise wouldn’t it just to make wedding dresses for others?

Mr. Guo won’t do this kind of thing.

The 30,000 troops arranged on the Linjiang defense line of Yangzhou and Xuzhou are enough to deter Sun Ce.

Although Sun Ce does not have to fight with Liu Biao now and can concentrate on developing internally or to go north, the strong deterrence of the 30,000 Wei troops is also very strong.

However, Sun Ce was so tough. If he really slapped his head and took the initiative to make progress while Guo Peng's main force was in Guanzhong, it would not be impossible.

Not to mention Sun Ce, even Liu Biao may force his way north. Although Liu Biao's personality may be more likely to defend.

As for Liu Zhang, Guo Peng found it interesting.

The information I received before said that the powerful minister of Yizhou, Pang Xi, was powerful and prosperous, and the internal stability of Yizhou was disturbed. Now that he is in the northern expedition to Hanzhong, it is still unknown whether Liu Zhang would agree to Liu Biao, although it is very likely.

If Liu Zhang really agreed to Liu Biao, then it would be a bit troublesome to integrate Jing Yiyang into the three states.

Unlike Jingzhou and Yangzhou, Guo Peng has political means to suppress them. Yizhou has no real foundation and doesn't even know anyone.

Moreover, the terrain of Yizhou is safe, and the world is safe, and the world is unstable, and the world is unstable, and it must be put to the last place and resolved with military means.
Chapter completed!