Bright Sword Military System

Seeing Sun Erwei's hesitant expression, Wang Xuexin added: "Or you can choose not to trade!"

But having said that, Wang Xuexin knew in his heart that Ying Jiang would trade.

The reason is not only that Yingjiang needs laser anti-jamming technology, but also because Yingjiang thinks that China has no oil... Among them, Wang Xuexin wants aircraft carriers, which are notoriously big oil burners, such as the modified aircraft carrier currently owned by the Eighth Route Army Its fuel consumption is 43.2 tons per [-] kilometers, and it takes hundreds to thousands of tons of fuel to walk around the outside, not counting other warships and carrier-based aircraft.

With Huaxia running out of oil, the more the Eighth Route Army is equipped with such equipment, the more dependent it will be on Eagle Sauce in the future?

Unless the Eighth Route Army buys these equipment, it will not be used.

Wang Xuexin was taking advantage of the fact that he could blackmail Yingjiang a little bit before the Daqing oil field was developed, and then talk to Yingjiang when the oil was produced in the future... That would be a fantasy.

As Sun Erwei himself, he thought Wang Xuexin's conditions were too exaggerated.

This is a time of war, how could Yingjiang export such important equipment to the Eighth Route Army in exchange for only a trivial anti-jamming equipment!

At least in Sun Erwei's view, this anti-interference device is insignificant.

Thinking of this, Sun Erwei didn't want to continue talking. He said helplessly: "Wang, I don't think you have the sincerity to make a deal. They can't agree..."

"You just need to tell them the conditions!" Wang Xuexin said, "Let them decide the rest!"

Sun Erwei smiled helplessly, and replied: "Okay! I'll tell them what you mean! I can't guarantee what they will decide!"

"Of course!" Wang Xuexin nodded.

Sun Erwei always thought that it was impossible for his superiors to agree, so he sent Wang Xuexin's transaction conditions to Doolittle with the mentality of "ending this negotiation."

Doolittle immediately went to the admiral's office and handed the telegram to the admiral.

The admiral was quite surprised to see the terms of the deal, because the terms were indeed a bit high.

"Two Essex-class aircraft carriers!" said the admiral, "with carrier-based aircraft and torpedoes!"

After thinking about it, the admiral asked Doolittle, "Where's the escort ship?"

"He didn't mention the escort warship!" Doolittle replied: "I'll probably still choose the destroyer of Mao Xiong!"

The admiral gave a "huh".

Compared with the Huaxia head's "lion's big mouth" requiring two aircraft carriers, the choice of Maoxiong's destroyer surprised the admiral even more.

Under normal circumstances, the aircraft carrier purchased by Yingjiang must be equipped with destroyers of Yingjiang, so that their communication equipment and weaponry can be more versatile and there will be no problems, but the head of Huaxia wants to choose some of them.

However, the admiral knew that this was a brilliant strategy.

By doing this, the commander of the Huaxia Regiment can prevent the Eighth Route Army's coastal defense regiment from completely relying on Yingjiang... If aircraft carriers, destroyers, etc. are all imported from Yingjiang, as long as Yingjiang imposes a blockade on parts and technical personnel, the Eighth Route Army will immediately face the situation of having no available ships. embarrassing situation.

But now, the aircraft carrier is imported from Yingjiang, and the destroyer is imported from Maoxiong. At least to some extent, it can avoid being stuck and maintain a certain degree of friendly relationship with both countries, even allowing Yingjiang and Maoxiong form competition.

What makes the admiral feel strange is that the head of the Huaxia regiment is a Chinese, a Chinese whose industry has just started and the naval military industry is almost zero. How does he know this?

"General!" Doolittle looked at the admiral's expression and asked in confusion: "Are you considering the conditions of the leader of the Chinese regiment?"

Doolittle's Sun Erwei had the same idea. He thought there was no need to talk about this deal.

However, Doolittle was not thinking about the US$8000 million worth of these two aircraft carriers. What he was thinking about was that Yingjiang could no longer provide the Eighth Route Army with advanced equipment to allow it to surpass the stubborn army.

It can also be seen from this that Doolittle's vision is much higher than that of Sun Erwei.

The issue of "money" that Sun Erwei cares most about is precisely the last thing Yingjiang needs to consider at this time. During this period, Yingjiang made a lot of war fortune and GDP perennially ranked first in the world, and it was actually the number one, unlike modern times that rely entirely on water injection.

This little money is nothing in the eyes of Ying Jiang.

The admiral didn't take it seriously, he didn't answer and asked instead: "Jimmy, what is the fuel consumption of an Essex-class aircraft carrier?"

Doolittle has a general understanding of these data because he flew on an aircraft carrier: "I'm not sure, but if calculated at an economical speed, the fuel consumption per 20 kilometers is usually around [-] tons!"

(Note: The fuel consumption of the Eighth Route Army aircraft carrier was refitted from the "Musashi" battleship. It was the aircraft carrier with the largest displacement at that time, so the fuel consumption was much higher than that of the Yingjiang aircraft carrier. The fuel consumption of the Essex-class aircraft carrier was 17 tons per [-] kilometers)

"So..." The Admiral raised his eyebrows at Doolittle.

Then Doolittle understood right away.

This is like providing the oil industry to the Eighth Route Army, with the emphasis on fuel.

So what about the Eighth Route Army aircraft carriers and fighter planes?

The little oil that Huaxia pumped out can't afford these fleets and planes at all!

Even during this period of time, the recovery of the Fengman Hydropower Station has eased the pressure on the industry, and the saved oil can be used to expand the military.

But it would not be enough to add two more aircraft carrier battle groups!

In this way, the Eighth Route Army will immediately need to import oil from Yingjiang.

What's more, the Yumen Oilfield may be shut down at any time...

"There are several other benefits!" The admiral analyzed: "First of all, our Essex-class aircraft carrier is foreseeably surplus!"

Doolittle nodded in agreement.

This is why he didn't consider the issue of "money" at all.

Yingjiang's opponents at sea are only devils, and the devil's navy has been beaten to the point where it has no power to fight back... Philippine officials have used anti-ship missiles instead of aircraft carriers in their guerrilla warfare.

There is a saying that "the rabbit dies and the dog cooks the bird, but the bow is hidden". The Japanese aircraft carrier has been almost beaten, so will the Yingjiang aircraft carrier become a decoration?

What's the point of saying it's worth $4000 a boat at this point?

No country needs it and no country will buy it, and the end result is to dismantle and recycle scrap iron in shipyards.

In this case, why not trade with the Eighth Route Army?

"Another benefit!" Admiral Ruo said meaningfully: "Jimmy, didn't you see that? We can still use the Eighth Route Army to fight against devils! Aircraft carriers are still aircraft carriers, fighter planes are still fighter planes, and the enemy is still devils, just piloting them It’s not us who are fighting, but the Eighth Route Army!”

Doolittle let out a "huh", which he hadn't considered.

Think about it too, why not let the Eighth Route Army fight for you?It can also achieve the goal of controlling the Eighth Route Army...

Therefore, this transaction kills three birds with one stone and has only advantages and no disadvantages for Yingjiang.