Bright Sword: Rebirth of Kong Jie

Ding Wei fully agreed with this. He did not expect Kong Jie to have such a long-term vision.

While other troops were still thinking about fighting guerrilla warfare against the Japanese army with limited equipment.

Kong Jie has been thinking about how to concentrate the resources of the entire regiment to take the lead in building a small group of elite combat forces to specifically defeat the Japanese army's equipment advantages and combat power advantages.

Then create elite steel helmet soldiers.

This has almost become synonymous with the Eighth Route Army's absolute eliteness.

While other troops were figuring out how to create more elite steel helmet soldiers, Kong Jie was already thinking about how to build the independent detachment into a large-scale mechanized combat force.

He had a long-term vision and was even considering how to open up the anti-Japanese situation in the Suimeng area and prepare for sending troops to the four eastern provinces in the next stage.

This made Ding Wei admire Kong Jie from the bottom of his heart, and he even felt that they shared the same views as heroes.

A feeling of mutual understanding.

As for the big-headed Li Yunlong standing aside.

Ding Wei just smiled. This Li Datou was indeed a tiger. He had many clever ideas for fighting and his tactical command was flawless.

Unfortunately, the strategy is a bit short-sighted.

The question now is how to build a mechanized combat force belonging to an independent detachment.

Kong Jie proposed a plan: "First, we have to find a way to accumulate more mechanized combat vehicles. After all, we are a mechanized combat force and we cannot do without these things.

This includes all kinds of vehicles captured from the Japanese army in daily combat, even tanks, armored vehicles and the like, whether damaged or not, we will bring them all back. I will find a way to get the military factories to transform and produce our own mechanized vehicles.

The so-called mechanized combat force is actually very simple. It is to let the entire team roll on wheels as much as possible.

If we can't get enough armored vehicles and tanks, we can get more modified vehicles. For example, we can use the chassis of the Japanese's scrapped tanks and load some bulky artillery onto them to transform them into self-propelled artillery.

We added our heavy machine gun firepower to some small and medium-sized vehicles captured from the Japanese army and converted them into special combat vehicles."

“Secondly, our independent detachment may not be capable enough to handle this matter. We need to find a way to apply to the headquarters, preferably with support from the three armed forces.

As long as there are enough raw materials, I don't believe that we can't form a mechanized combat force."

“Third, the creation of this mechanized force must be carried out in secret, and the Japanese must not be notified of the movement, especially the subsequent transfer of mechanized combat forces to the Suimeng area, which needs to be kept secret.

Although the Japanese troops stationed in Mongolia had few troops, they had an entire cavalry group with strong mobile combat capabilities.

If the Japanese knew that a mechanized combat unit of the Eighth Route Army appeared in the Suimeng area, they would certainly regard it as a serious threat, which would be very disadvantageous for us. "

Finally, the three old comrades discussed some details about building a mechanized combat force.

It hits it off.

The three of them jointly applied to the headquarters to build a mechanized combat force and make subsequent plans for combat in the Suimeng area.

As for the preparation of mechanized vehicles.

With the system in hand, Kong Jie said that as long as there are enough raw materials and corresponding equipment, he can even make a tank by hand.

Then he passed on his mastered production technology to other military talents in the arsenal.

The Eighth Route Army's independent production of tanks and armored vehicles is also just around the corner.