I really came here to fight against Japan

Chapter 726 Song Wenwan, I think you are getting braver

Song Wenwan pretended not to notice everyone's strangeness and continued to draw his blueprint.

"This is just the first move to eliminate the Japanese troops in Pingjin, Suiyuan and Chahar.

The strategic purpose of doing this was to block the Kwantung Army in the Northeast and cut off their connection with the Japanese troops inside the country.

The second direction is Tongguan, where the Second and Third Armored Armies entered Henan.

The Second Armored Army, together with 100,000 Henan militiamen and two infantry divisions from Gannan, joined forces with Wu Longcheng's troops in Jiaozuo.

This part of the troops has a strength of about 20,000 to 40,000 people.

The Second Armored Army and two Gannan Infantry Divisions are the main forces.

In addition, the 200,000 Henan militiamen marched directly into Shangqiu, ready to surround the devils in Henan at any time.

There are about 280,000 troops along this route.

If they can succeed in Henan, they will be ready to enter Shandong and Jiangsu at any time.

The armored forces in the north joined forces with the 8th Militia Division and the Eighth Route Army in Shandong to threaten the important port of Qingdao.

The armored troops in the south went straight to Yancheng and joined the New Fourth Army there.

Then we can attack Lianyungang to the north and threaten Shanghai to the south."

Teacher: "Comrade Xiao Song, don't forget the Nationalist troops in Henan.

There are nearly 500,000 Kuomintang troops there, and we have to be on guard against them stabbing your Third Armored Army from behind."

Song Wenwan: "The Nationalist troops stationed in Henan do not have much combat effectiveness.

He is just a bunch of rabble-rousers, and he has a bunch of unruly people at his command. None of them is strong enough for us to defeat.

Besides, our Dongjin Group is not going there empty-handed.

That was a militia force of 300,000 people formed by local people from Henan.

They went there with the propaganda that if they followed Red Shaanxi, they would live a good life.

They went with more than 5,000 military and political cadres from Henan who had been trained in northern Shaanxi.

The most important thing is that they went to Henan with rifles and food.

I plan to leave two hundred thousand troops in Henan, plus a million rifles.

It is estimated that within half a year, the Nationalist troops in the First War Zone will be driven out of Henan by us."

Deputy Commander: "What do you think the reaction of the attendant room in the secondary capital will be?

Will they allow our Red Northern Shaanxi to develop rapidly in the north? "

Song Wenwan: "As long as we start fighting, the three provinces of Jiangsu, Henan and Shandong north of the Yangtze River.

As for the five provinces in North China and Inner Mongolia, they are basically ours.

Even if the Shanxi-Suiyuan Army does not approach us directly, at least they will not fight us.

Given the personality of the commander-in-chief of the Second War Zone, he would definitely pretend to be confused with the attendant office.

Although there are 200,000 troops in the Xi'an war zone, they have become an isolated force.

There is also an Air Force Marine Division watching them nearby. If they want to take action, they have to consider their own strength.

Xinjiang is too far away, and Ningxia and Qinghai are also isolated.

Their two cavalry troops would certainly not obey the orders of the capital's attendant office.

At that time, we will secretly hope that we will not look down on their territory and let them fend for themselves.

Besides, life in the capital these days is not easy.

Their expeditionary force into Burma did not go well.

Those Great Britons looked down on the Chinese army and kept giving blind orders.

Not only did they fail to provide the expeditionary force with normal supplies, they simply treated the expeditionary force as their rear guard force.

I estimate that if the fighting continues like this, the 100,000 soldiers of the expeditionary force will be destroyed by the British."

Deputy Commander-in-Chief: "All of China knows that your Gansu Army is good at fighting the Japanese.

You guys are always ready to rescue our allies when they are in danger, so why didn't you come out?"

Song Wenwan: "They actually came to me, and I already promised them.

I personally led two infantry divisions and an air force 1st Division into Burma to participate in the war.

I put forward a condition that the New First Army, Fifth Army and other troops of the Expeditionary Force must obey my command during their entry into Burma.

Deputy Commander: "I don't think the people in the attendant room will agree to your condition."

Song Wenwan: "They didn't agree to it. How could the attendant room agree to hand over a hundred thousand troops to me?

Especially General Stilwell from the United States, who was strongly opposed.

He claimed that the leadership of the expedition must remain in his hands.

Who would go to Burma to play with him? That’s why I didn’t agree to join the expeditionary force.”

Political Commissar Ding: "What if the attendant office agrees to your terms?"

Song Wenwan: "Then I will put forward the second condition. When we arrive in Burma, the Americans will be responsible for replacing the weapons of the national army.

When there is a disagreement between me and the British Army, I have the final say, or we can just fight each other."

Teacher: "If you put forward this condition first, the big men in the attendant room of the capital will definitely agree to it.

If we could get the Americans to replace the weapons of their 100,000-strong army.

They might take a risk and let you lead an expeditionary force into Burma to join the war.

Based on your previous record, at least 90,000 of these 100,000 people can return home.

By then, he will get back five elite divisions for free. This is definitely a good deal that is sure to make a profit."

Song Wenwan spread her hands and said, "It's a pity that they don't agree to my conditions.

Otherwise, the current situation of the Chinese Expeditionary Force in Burma would not be the same.”

The Deputy Chief of General Staff asked: "Commander Xiao Song, we still have more than 100,000 New Fourth Army troops in the Jiangnan area.

Your Jiangnan Militia Division has no less than 200,000 men. Aren't there any plans over there?"

Song Wenwan: "Chief, we won't make any arrangements there for the time being. I'm afraid that if we push too hard, it will cause a backlash from the attendant room.

Their attendant room's attention is now focused on Burma and American aid, and they can't take care of us for the time being.

In fact, the thoughts of the attendants' room in the secondary capital are also very simple.

They also wanted to pull Americans into the water to help them resist the Japanese firepower.

By the way, we will try to replace a large number of new equipment from the Americans.

After this battle with Xiangbei, I guess they have figured it out.

The Type 38 rifle commonly used by the Japanese was no match for the automatic weapons in the hands of our militia divisions.

But they still have a lot of Hanyang-made weapons, which are at least two generations older.

They can't even beat the Japanese. Once the Japanese are driven out of China, what will they use to compete with me?"

The deputy commander saw that Song Wenwan had basically finished his speech and commented on his plan.

"Your military plan is very good if it can be implemented properly.

Within two years, we can completely eliminate the Japanese invaders entrenched in China."

Song Wenwan: "Also, we cannot fall behind in the distribution of benefits after the war.

First of all, we must make use of the new king of the peninsula.

I heard that he has been very active recently and has been using various channels to let people on the peninsula know of his existence.

You should know that the easternmost tip of this peninsula is only 40 nautical miles away from Fukuoka on the main island of Japan.

If we use that place as a springboard, we can enter the Japanese island and fight at any time.

There is also the Strait of Malacca in the south, whose geographical location is very critical.

It is an important sea route for us to go to Europe and Africa.

We are a benevolent and righteous army. We will never interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, let alone colonize them.

But we can protect them and build a few military bases there, which is not too much, right? "

The deputy commander glared and said, "Comrade Song Wenwan, I think you are getting bolder and bolder. How dare you say anything?"