Bright Sword: Rebirth of Kong Jie

"The greatest strategic significance?"

This question obviously stumped Li Yunlong who was standing aside. Li Yunlong had not read many books, and his disadvantage of not having much cultural background was completely exposed. He was a tactical warrior who had gained experience in repeated fighting on the battlefield.

You are talking about close combat and the use of tactics in small-scale battles.

Even if Li Yunlong cannot explain something to you theoretically, he can certainly demonstrate quite flexible and applicable command in actual practice.

Let’s talk about the strategic level.

Li Yunlong's vision is relatively short-sighted, especially compared with a general like Ding Wei who has a strategic vision.

as predicted.

Li Yunlong was still standing there with his eyes wide open, pondering this question but not knowing how to answer it.

After a little thought, Ding Wei already had some ideas in his mind.

He slowly said:

"As an excellent commander, those who fail to plan for a certain region are not qualified to plan for eternity.

From a strategic point of view, the Suimeng area is located eastward and close to the northeast.

If our Eighth Route Army can open up anti-Japanese revolutionary bases behind enemy lines in the Suimeng area, Baotou, Guisui and Jining areas, this can greatly shorten the distance we have to send troops to the Northeast as the situation changes.

Our army can even take advantage of geographical convenience and bypass the Greater Khingan Range to the northeast.

And what is Northeast China? "

Ding Wei said categorically, "The Northeast can be said to be the biggest piece of fruit that the Japanese invaders took away from China.

Since the September 18th Incident, the Japanese invaders quickly seized the four northeastern provinces and have been entrenched in them for many years. They also supported a puppet state called Manchukuo, making the entire four northeastern provinces like an iron barrel. The Japanese invaders have been operating for many years, and a large number of military industrial enterprises and industrial and mining enterprises in the Northeast have provided the Japanese invaders with massive resources for military aggression.

On the other hand, once the Japanese were defeated, the four northeastern provinces would be the largest fortune left in their hands.

This wealth is too important. It is a fruit that we and the National Army must fight for. Whoever gets it will have a huge advantage, especially with the advantageous terrain of the Northeast region, which can overlook the enemy and push forward all the way south.

It can be said that this is an absolutely strategic location.”

"So, we sent troops to Suimeng in order to seize the four eastern provinces. This is almost the only way for our troops to further develop and the situation to change further."

Generous and eloquent words.

Li Yunlong on the side also understood and couldn't help but nodded.

Kong Jie felt a little emotional and looked at Ding Wei with admiration. Ding Wei was indeed a man of strategic vision and talent. His insight was indeed unique.

Kong Jie is simply relying on the advantage of being able to see farther by standing on the shoulders of giants.

He was a few decades ahead of Ding Wei and only knew some of the results.

"Old Ding said it well!"

"It is for this reason that our Eighth Route Army wants to send troops to the Northeast after the situation changes.

From the current perspective, the closest one is from Hebei District.

But we can't just keep this one path. We can't put all our eggs in one basket. We have to find ways to open up more channels for sending troops.

It can also make the Japanese army defenseless.

Then Suimeng area is the best choice.

If we want to completely develop the situation in the Suimeng area, it will certainly be a great help if we have mechanized combat troops.

So I was thinking about building a mechanized combat unit for our independent detachment, and secretly moving it to the Suimeng area to lurk, waiting for the situation to change, and then catching the Japanese off guard."