Rebirth of the National Marshal

The Kwantung Army does not need the support of the Army because it is the strongest force in the Japanese Army. What they need is the support of the Air Force.

In the past few days, all the troops of the Kwantung Army have been harassed by the air force, and they have suffered heavy losses. This is because Japan has not equipped China with a large number of air defense weapons. In their view, the air force of China is not a concern at all, and equipping it with so many air defense weapons is simply a waste of money.

It is precisely because of this that the pilots of the two flying regiments are extremely happy, especially the bomber pilots, who can fly their planes to attack anywhere they want without restraint.

The bullets coming from below were just some light machine guns and rifles, which were of no use to them.

If you stand at the gate of the air force airport and sit there silently counting, you will feel very surprised, because every five minutes a tanker truck will go in, and every ten minutes two armoured vehicles loaded with a large number of bombs and machine gun bullets will go in. These are to replace the equipment for the planes.

The pilots' repeated action every day was to get up in the morning and immediately fly into the air, find a military target with the bomb and drop it, even if it was an empty house with no one in it. This was a military camp built by the Japanese, and as long as it was blown up, they would need to rebuild it.

Then start hovering at a very low altitude to scout the surrounding situation. If you find a strategic target, immediately tell the brothers behind you to attack, and your mission will be accomplished.

Then they would quickly return to the base to load bombs and refuel their planes. This was the procedure every day, and they could go back and forth three to four times a day, which was very hard for the Japanese. Because Gaozhi Airlines adopted all-weather non-stop rotation bombing, the pilots would have a certain amount of rest time after returning. Although the time was not long, it could also restore their spirits.

This made the Japanese very depressed. Many of them stayed in the air-raid shelter for almost 12 hours a day, because it was dangerous to go out. There were always Chinese planes in the sky, as if they were always in the sky. Many Japanese were wondering, how many planes did the Chinese have? Even if there were so many planes, how could there be so many bombs?

Doesn't China have no industry? Doesn't it import everything? Why do they have so many aerial bombs now? Someone calculated that if all these bombs were put together, they could be deployed from here to Japan.

Even with Japan's current industrial production capacity, it is absolutely impossible to produce so many aerial bombs.

At the current bombing speed, if we can hold out for another half a month, we can almost cut off all communications with the Kwantung Army.

"Such a bombing is truly unprecedented." This is Mr. Jiang Baili's evaluation of this air force operation. Even though Mr. Jiang Baili had a more advanced vision, it was difficult to predict the huge American air force at the end of World War II.

If Mao Yuanshan could exchange for B17 heavy bombers now, he would definitely exchange for them at all costs, and then concentrate hundreds of planes to launch a large-scale bombing on the Japanese mainland.

Unfortunately, we don’t have such capability now. Even if we did, we wouldn’t be able to carry out the kind of large-scale bombing that took place at the end of World War II.

The reason why the Americans dared to carry out such a large-scale bombing was because Japan’s navy was no longer effective and it did not have many anti-aircraft weapons. However, the industrial operation capabilities of the Japanese devils at home were still very strong.

If anti-aircraft weapons were produced at full speed, a lot of them would be produced. Letting planes bomb the Japanese mainland at this time would be irresponsible to the pilots.

It was just to fulfill his own little wish. Mao Yuanshan would definitely not do such a thing.

"Isn't the chief of staff's evaluation of them too high? In fact, this level of bombing is nothing. If we have more pilots, I can let more planes fly into the sky, and we can directly kill these devils without sending out the army." Mao Yuanshan said similar things many times before, but Mr. Jiang Baili didn't believe them very much. But today he really believed it, because he saw with his own eyes how powerful the Air Force is.

Now the advancement speed of the Chahar local troops has slowed down, while the enemy's losses are still increasing. This is because of these air forces. The combat capability of the air force is really terrifying.

Mr. Jiang Baili actually had a lot of questions in his mind, such as where did Mao Yuanshan get so many planes, but he also knew that there were some questions that he shouldn't ask, so he decided not to ask.

Asking this question would make both sides embarrassed. Mao Yuanshan must have his own special channel. He couldn't have made all these planes appear out of thin air. But where is this channel? Mr. Jiang Baili was very suspicious.

Because now it's almost all blocked.

And where did these big guns of the Air Force come from? They were also very suspicious. In fact, not only Mr. Jiang Baili, but also many senior officers in the security group were wondering if these things were just dreams. Sometimes the first thing they did when they woke up every morning was to touch their guns. If this thing was still there, it meant that the other big guns were also there.

Now the soldiers of the security corps have already come to a concept that no matter how precious the weapons are, they are not as valuable as people. Especially for Mao Yuanshan, who has a system, weapons are nothing. Every person is extremely precious.

If you want to defeat the enemy, the first thing that comes to mind is heavy artillery. If heavy artillery doesn't work, there are heavy machine guns, and finally human lives.

Originally, Mao Yuanshan had not expected that people of this era attached more importance to weapons. He thought it would take at least several years to change their mindset. Unexpectedly, in less than a year, these soldiers had already learned how to put weapons into practice.

For example, if I find someone in the woods, I will fire two volleys of bullets at him without thinking twice. If he dies, it's your bad luck. If he's not dead, I won't bother to save him.

The same method as mopping up the enemy's corpses has been passed down. First throw a grenade, then shoot with a machine gun, and then go over to see if they are dead. Never check the corpses. This is too dangerous. Those Japanese devils will save the grenades for the final attack. This is a bloody lesson learned.