On the training ground south of the Mantua Fortress, Moro and over ten officers stood at the forefront, with nearly a thousand soldier representatives participating in the recent Venice incursion standing behind them.
Standing tall to their left were the representatives of the Crown Prince's Royal Guard Grenadier Battalion, full of vigor and spirit.
Yes, they indeed participated in the incursion battle, and although they didn't fire a single shot, they were equally eligible to receive commendations from the Crown Prince.
Joseph walked past every officer and soldier, awarding them different levels of medals based on their performance in battle.
Moro's raid this time seemed to achieve little, likely only eliminating 10,000 to 15,000 enemy troops, along with routing just over 20,000, but its contribution to the entire campaign is not to be overlooked.
