Age of Conquest Reborn

Chapter 761: Big Troop Training

Tang Qiuli knew how risky it was to invade foreign countries. This land with an area of ​​2.6 million square kilometers had been prone to disasters since the 10th and 16th years of the Republic of China.

(1925), foreign countries made two uprisings, and neither the Beiyang government at that time nor the government of the Republic of China recognized it.

Foreign ***, and regarded it as the same status as Qinghai, ***, and ***, is a special administrative region under the jurisdiction of the central government. On May 31, 1924, China at that time

The central government (Beiyang Government) and the Soviet Union signed the "Sino-Russian Outline Agreement for the Resolution of Uncensored Cases," also known as the "Sino-Soviet Agreement."

Main contents: 1. Abolition of all unequal treaties between China and Russia; 2. The Soviet Union renounced all concessions and land leases of Imperial Russia in China; 3. The Soviet Union renounced the Russian portion of the Boxer Indemnity; 4. The Soviet Union abolished Imperial Russia’s extraterritorial rights and consulates in China

Judgment power; fifth, the China Eastern Railway agrees to be redeemed by China; sixth, recognizes that foreign countries are an integral part of China’s territory and China has complete and permanent sovereignty over foreign countries.

However, the Soviet Union secretly supported the revolution in foreign countries. It stationed a large number of troops in foreign countries, supported the pro-Soviet Sukhbaatar and Choi Bashan, established the Communist People's Revolutionary Party, and established the "National People's Revolutionary Party".

*People's Republic", with its capital in Kulum, later renamed Ulaanbaatar, imitating the Soviet system and formulating a constitution

In the 19th year of the Republic of China (1928), there was a large-scale unified and progressive movement in foreign countries that opposed the revolution and demanded the return of the motherland. The Soviet Union marched into foreign countries and carried out bloody suppression on the grounds of "counterinsurgency".

The rivers of blood flowing outside the country also provided an excuse for the fact that the Soviet troops were fighting outside.

Under the control of the Soviet Union, the upper-class princes of Japan who had been deprived of power began to wake up and regret their original behavior of breaking away from the central government. They fled to China one after another and asked to send troops to take back the sovereignty of foreign countries and drive away the Russians. However, the unification people in Japan demanded that

The government of the Republic of China sent troops to foreign countries. Small-scale battles broke out between the Chinese and Soviet troops on the eastern border of foreign countries. The Chinese troops did not enter foreign countries again. The leader of the Communist Revolutionary Party, led by Qiao Bashan and others,

Dependence on the Soviet Union and the fact of splitting China.

In the fourteen years from 1924 to 1938, the Chinese troops never set foot on foreign soil again, but the Soviet army responded to the invitation of Qiao Bashan and others to protect the country.

In the name of the Communist Party of China, for a long time, it relied on foreign forces. Under the protection of the Soviet army, the Communist Revolutionary Party headed by Choi Bashan brutally suppressed the domestic political factions that opposed the Communist Party, and completely tied its destiny to the Soviet war effort.

In the car.

No matter how the history of the Communist Revolutionary Party glorifies Choi Bashan and others, in the eyes of all Chinese people, this person is a separatist and a pawn of the Soviet Union. He acts as a thug for Stalin's interests in the Far East and does not hesitate to betray his own motherland.

Tang Qiuli, who was well aware of this period of history, had extreme contempt and hatred for Qiao Bashan's actions.

It has not yet reached the era when the United States and the Soviet Union betrayed the interests of the Foreign Countries. At this time, it was just the right time to send troops to the Foreign Countries. The Communists gave Tang Qiuli more than two months. Historically, the Foreign Countries

* was forcibly dug out of China's body by Stalin. It was originally a land as beautiful as begonia leaves, and turned into a rooster in later generations. Since I have come to this era, I will completely defeat Stalin's ambitions.

broken.

For this decision, Tang Qiuli has made full mental preparations. A war with the Soviets is inevitable. Stalin is a man who is greedy for territory. He will never sit back and watch the Soviet Union return to the embrace of China and let the wolf grab it.

It would be more difficult to spit out the meat in the wolf's mouth than to kill him. The only way is to knock out his teeth and take the meat back from the wolf's mouth.

What Tang Qiuli wanted was that war clouds were gathering in Europe. Stalin's attention was all attracted by Germany's military operations in the Sudetenland region of Poland, and he had no time to take into account the best opportunity in the Far East. Not only the Soviets were paying attention, but the whole of Europe was paying attention to that person.

Every move of the German head of state who feared neither heaven nor earth.

What's more, on the Sino-Soviet border in the Northeast, there is also the old enemy of the Soviet Union, the Kwantung Army, which covets the Soviet Union's territory in Far Eastern Siberia no less than Stalin. The current situation can be a joke. Sometimes, the enemy can become a certain person.

As an ally in this sense, if it weren't for the fact that the Japanese really hated and hated Tang Qiuli, he would have wanted to invite this island country to seize the Asian part of the Soviet Union together. Of course, he was just thinking about it.

The sharp weapon he prepared for himself revealed so many fatal weaknesses in the first exercise. Now that he entered the foreign battlefield, he was acting as a living target for the Soviet mechanized corps. He was full of wishes, but a basin of cold water poured down on him. Tang

Qiu Li was very upset. Fortunately, commanders at all levels had already understood the problems that had been exposed. All that was left was to carry out targeted training.

Tang Qiuli handed over the "Mechanized Corps Tactical Synthesis Exercise Guidance Outline" that he spent five days compiling to Chief of Staff Chang Feng. Chang Feng took the outline, which was hundreds of pages thick, and looked at Tang Qiuli with red eyes.

Bloodshot, without saying anything, a sad expression appeared on his face,

It was a serious dereliction of duty for him, the chief of staff, to be unable to intervene. He cannot be blamed for this. There were a few generals in the world at that time who knew the multi-arms combined drills and combat theories. However, it was only in the late World War II and after battlefield practice that they gradually became able to do so.

develop and become a universal theory.

After reading a few pages, Chang Feng's face changed drastically, and he looked incredulous. He exclaimed repeatedly, "Commander, you are really a genius. Such complicated problems are all written on it. The troops just follow the training." Look at Tang Qiu.

Li's eyes were like those of a monster. After speaking, he hurried out and shouted to the staff of the staff office that a meeting would begin immediately.

Tang Qiuli secretly laughed, what kind of genius are you? In later generations, the synthesis drills of mechanized corps in the 1930s and 1940s were antique materials. If you just open the computer, you can find as many as you want. I just recalled some of them casually, which attracted Chang Feng.

Exclaimed, with this guideline, Chang Feng will arrange the training just right. In this regard, Tang Qiuli believes in Chang Feng's ability.

Chang Feng was responsible for the specific training, and Tang Qiuli only provided occasional guidance. All his energy was focused on changing the communication equipment of the troops and formulating marching code words. No one can replace him in this matter. It seems that it should be established.

A cryptography department specializes in this kind of work. After all, I am a semi-experienced person, not a professional.

The arsenals in Dingbian and Huangyadong worked overtime after receiving Tang Qiuli's order. In addition to the communication equipment allocated from other troops, walkie-talkies and radios directly under the corps, the equipment reached the platoon level, that is,

This means that Tang Qiuli can clearly understand the specific situation of a combat platoon in the headquarters, and the communication department also follows Tang Qiuli's orders to establish a communication network for the entire corps.

Tang Qiuli also secretly printed a large number of foreign military maps, so that every platoon had a battle, waterproof and moisture-proof. After these preparations were completed, ten days had passed. In late July, Tang Qiuli inspected them again.

After realizing the effectiveness of the training of the troops, without any warning, on a night of heavy rain, an order to advance was suddenly issued. This time the target was the Zhangjiakou Bashang Grassland in northern Hebei.

Before issuing the order, he had already arrived at Zhangjiakou with various functional departments of the corps. In the heavy rain, Tang Qiuli stood at the intersection, holding the regiment's marching order compiled by Chang Feng. To be honest, he was still not at ease.

, even though I have a self-written outline, after all, it has only been training for more than ten days, and in such weather, what is the effect?

The guard brought a raincoat and wanted to put it on the soaked division commander, but he refused. The soldiers were all marching in in the rain. The top commander did not have the privilege to take shelter from the rain. The division commanders were all exposed to the rain. The division chiefs and

Their subordinates were even more afraid and embarrassed to find a place to take shelter from the rain. Tang Qiuli looked back and saw a large group of people accompanying him, including many female officers. They were trembling at the sight, and they were so angry that they hurriedly ordered everyone else to

Everyone went back to the car.

At dawn, the heavy rain became much lighter. The misty rain and fog covered the vast Bashang grassland like a dream, and the intensity was extremely low. Such weather was not conducive to the march of the troops. It seemed that there was still time left until the prescribed time.

An hour, just no

A car appeared in the field of vision. Tang Qiuli couldn't help but become anxious. He kept asking several guards, "Did you hear any noise?" The guards shook their heads. They were more anxious than the division commander. They had been rained all night and would not rest.

, what should I do if I get sick?

Finally, Tang Qiuli heard the roar of a motor. In the rain and fog, a truck full of soldiers appeared in front of him. He looked at his watch and saw that it was forty minutes earlier than the scheduled time. Then, a long convoy came from different places.

direction appeared, followed by tank troops and cavalry

The mechanized troops of more than 200,000 people marched long distances. What a scene it was. Groups of artillery vehicles and tanks continued to advance past his eyes. It was a spectacular sight. Tang Qiuli's heart was filled with pride. China's first

A mechanized army was born in his own hands.

Tang Qiuli was very satisfied with the results of the drill. Subsequently, the troops began a large-scale training in the Bashang Grassland. Tang Qiuli transferred the ** Division aviation unit to participate in the drill. The key subjects were the cooperation between air and ground armored units, and attack.

Enemy targets, ground artillery, infantry, tanks and other arms cooperate with offensive tactics, cavalry long-distance attack tactics, etc.

These training subjects were unheard of in the directly affiliated corps, and they all devoted themselves to the training with great interest. As the training deepened, the mental outlook and tactical level of the troops improved by leaps and bounds. Tang Qiuli's heart became brighter day by day.

This army can fight.

At the end of July, the troops moved to the heart of the Hunshandake Sands to conduct targeted combined exercises. The terrain and landforms here are close to the outside world, which can bring them as close to actual combat as possible. Moreover, they are far away from what Tang Qiuli selected.

Erenhot entered the breakthrough point of foreign affairs recently. Before that, he had sent several special operations teams to sneak into the foreign area.

While the Hunshandake sand exercise was in progress, Tang Qiuli rushed back to Peiping. He had already issued an order to hold an important military meeting in Peiping. Corps-level officers of the ** division's troops, including the military and political chiefs of Dingbian,

He also wants to participate. He is preparing to show off his cards to his subordinates who have followed him for many years at this meeting to decide the fate of the army.

(To be continued) Piao Tian Literature registered members recommend this work