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In the previous life of Stone Bear, the St. Andres fault zone that runs through California, USA is one of the most active and dangerous fault zones on the planet. Because of this 1,200-kilometer-long fault zone, the original majestic Rocky Mountains began to become fragmented when they arrived in southern California.

In this area, the uninterrupted Rocky Mountains to the north began to emerge one after another. There are many large canyons and flat deserts, which are no longer as neat as the northern Rocky Mountains.

In March 1788, the Eighth Division, originally stationed in Dallas, finally reached the west of the Colorado Desert after more than two months of trekking.

This is a huge low-lying land. In this era, it was still part of the Colorado Desert, but in the previous life of Stone Bear, it became the end of a flood discharge channel of the Colorado River. In the early twentieth century, a terrible flood broke out on the Colorado River. The roaring flood rushed through hundreds of kilometers of desert into this low-lying area, and eventually formed a saltwater lake with an area of ​​nearly 10,000 square kilometers. It is the famous Salton Sea.

And when the Great Southwest was calmed down nearly twenty years ago, the Kopacs, who were terrified by the Grim Bear Army, crossed the Rocky Mountains from the large canyons here and finally entered the West Coast area.

At that time, the team monitored by the Grim Bear Army had sent the Kopacs to the next generations of Yuma, and set up a permanent barracks in Yuma. Every year there was a regiment stationed there to monitor the Kopacs in the west.

And precisely because of the existence of that barracks, over time, it has developed into a not-so-small gathering point near Yuma.

It used to be the territory of the Copacchi. Of course, the Pueblo and the Arctic people in northern Mexico also frequent this area. There are also some Comanche who were maimed in the past but slowly developed again. .

Because of the existence of the Yuma Barracks, it has a strong attraction, especially when a dirt road from Dallas to the barracks is repaired, the attraction of the barracks is even greater.

Before the establishment of the Great China Empire, this place, which was originally just a barracks, had developed into a medium-scale gathering point with more than 5,000 people.

The mixed eighth division, um, is now called the eighth division. After nearly two decades of waiting, they finally removed the word "mixed" and became one of the main divisions of the Grim Bear Army.

Now the Eighth Division is here under the leadership of its commander Kanu, forming a huge military deterrent to the Apaches in the west.

Kanu was a creek man. When Stone Bear led an expeditionary army to conquer the creeks, Kanu was a teenager. Kanu joined the Grim Bear Army and was promoted quickly with his outstanding military talent. Four years ago, the former commander of the mixed eighth division retreated to the second line because of his age. Kanu, then the chief of staff of the mixed eighth division, became the chief military officer of this unit.

However, the Eighth Division has not participated in many actual combat since its establishment, and most of them have performed stability maintenance tasks in the rear. Now that the empire is finally about to take action on the West Coast, the eighth division in the south and the seventh division in the north are performing deterrence tasks.

Although it may not be possible to conduct actual combat, this kind of long-distance training can be considered a very rare exercise. Therefore, except for a regiment of the left-behind division, all the other soldiers of the Eighth Division began to move westward. Until the arrival near Yuma and the fifth regiment of the Eighth Division stationed here.

Marching northwest from here, there are three marching routes for the subordinates to reach the nest of the Apache who occupied the magpie's nest, which is near Los Angeles in later generations. However, the mission of the Eighth Division is mainly to deter, cooperate with the negotiators sent by the empire, and take down the Apaches without blood.