Rebirth of the National Marshal

When the Russian soldiers saw the monoplanes on the opposite side, they felt something was wrong. Just as they had guessed, their planes were no match for the opponent. No matter they climbed sharply or dived, it seemed that they could not get rid of the opponent.

When did the Chinese develop such good airplanes? We in the Soviet Union don't have any such airplanes. It seems that they have already been developed, but our leader killed the person in charge of the aircraft research. There must be some technical difficulties that have not been overcome.

Then again, even if you in the Soviet Union are equipped with such aircraft, you are the Far Eastern Military Region, the least valued military region in the entire Soviet Union. How could you be equipped with such good aircraft? Even if such good aircraft are produced, they should be equipped to the European region first.

All soldiers will feel a little scared when they first go to the battlefield, but when they have achieved military merit, this fear will disappear. The pilots who have just set out will feel themselves trembling, but when they see the Soviet planes falling with black smoke, they will no longer tremble and will instead gain confidence.

When Mao Yuanshan saw these reports, he didn't know whether God was taking care of us. The first time we fought with the Japanese, it was bombers against fighters, and this time it was the same with the Soviets. Maybe they didn't think highly of the Chinese Air Force, thinking that the planes of the Chinese Air Force were all outdated, so they thought they didn't need fighter escort. Well, you have to pay for your mistake.

The cheers of the Chinese pilots, the screams of the Soviet pilots, the sound of machine guns from the Chinese planes, and the sound of the dives from the Soviet planes.

There were battles going on in the sky above the battlefield, but there was only one result, that is, Soviet planes kept falling down, and no Chinese plane was damaged.

"We always heard how powerful the Russians were, and it seemed that the Japanese were very afraid of them. Why does it seem different today? Squad leader, look, another Russian plane is coming down. I guess none of them can go back. How come our planes are so powerful?" The ground troops were well prepared for air defense, but no bombs were dropped over their heads.

Now they all stuck their heads out and looked at the planes of both sides flying back and forth in the sky. Although they didn't understand it clearly at the beginning, they now understand that it was one-on-one before, but now it seems that there are two or three Chinese planes chasing a Soviet plane.

"Who told you that the Russians are so powerful? Have you got your heads stuck on your butts? Didn't you listen to what the instructor told us? The Far East Military Region is the unit they look down upon the most, so of course we won't be equipped with good stuff. What kind of planes are we equipped with? Those are the best planes from Germany or some other country. I don't know where they came from, but just remember, these are the best planes in the world."

The squad leader has such privileges. In fact, he has forgotten where the plane was imported from, but when facing the new recruits, he can fool them by saying a few words, and these new recruits dare not say much.

The recruits nodded, not quite understanding. In their impression, as long as the weapons were powerful, there was no enemy that could not be defeated. Now this was indeed verified. Just look at the planes in the sky. The Soviets came so aggressively that we had to enter the air-raid shelter. In the end, let alone dropping bombs, they rarely even flew over our heads.

"Sergeant, look, one of our planes was hit and the pilot parachuted." At the last moment, a plane of the Chinese Air Force was hit because it did not turn properly. The wing was already on fire. The pilot adjusted the angle and parachuted directly. The Soviet plane that attacked him was then torn to pieces by his comrades.

"What's so strange about this? The principle of killing 1 enemies while losing 8000 of our own has existed since ancient times. We shot down ten of their planes, but we only lost one, and the pilot even parachuted. Didn't you see that the jeep over there had already driven out? We brought it back and put it on the plane, and it would be another king of the sky." The squad leader said disapprovingly. These recruits had never seen the cruelty of war. If they knew the loss ratio of the Central Army in fighting the Japanese devils, they would not feel how great the losses on their side were.

The air battle ended quickly. None of the ten Soviet planes returned, and three pilots were killed and seven were captured.

The Chinese Air Force only lost one plane, the rest all returned and the pilot was rescued.

The newspapers once again published the battle records of the Chinese Air Force. At this time, the Chinese people already thought that the Chinese Air Force was an elite flying air force. In fact, the Chinese Air Force had performed very well in history, but the central government did not have so many planes to give them at that time, and their skills had not been trained. Mao Yuanshan never believed that our people were weaker than Europeans. As long as they were given the same conditions, our pilots would definitely be much better than others.

Because the Soviet Union's communication equipment was relatively backward, their air force had failed in the bombing, but their ground forces had not received such notification and they still believed that their air force had won the bombing.

The 3rd Infantry Division of the Far Eastern Military District, together with the st Mongolian Cavalry Regiment and the nd Mongolian Cavalry Regiment, a total of more than troops, crossed the border in large numbers.

Although they had received reports that three regiments of the Security Corps, totaling more than 6 people, had assembled in the border area, and they should wait for reinforcements from the rear before joining the battle, the proud Soviets did not take the Chinese army seriously. Even the Far East Military Region Command did not think that the soldiers of the Security Corps were so powerful.

In their view, more than 1 Soviet soldiers plus several thousand Mongolian cavalry could definitely deal with the 6-strong Chinese army.

"Brothers, show the Soviets some color." Wang Zhonghua, the commander of the 7th Security Regiment, was the commander-in-chief of this operation.

Wang Zhonghua is 39 years old and comes from the Guangxi clique system. He graduated from the Baoding Army Officers School. He came to Chahar two months ago with an infantry regiment sent by the Guangxi warlords.

Wang Zhonghua once attended a lecture at the Operations Department of the Ministry of National Defense of the Central Government. His beautiful map work left a deep impression on Colonel Hu Lian, who recommended him to become the head of the security corps and commander-in-chief of the front line. Mao Yuanshan still believed in Hu Lian's vision very much.