Reborn as a police officer in South Africa

They are both Brazilians, and their performance in serving in the government army is completely different from that of serving in the Mizhou Army.

They are all Africans, and Africans in southern Africa are completely different from Africans in the United States.

It was also southern Africa, under the leadership of the British Empire, and under the leadership of the southern Africans themselves

Apart from this point, if there were not large-scale immigrants from the Far East, Southern Africa in this time and space would probably be no different from Southern Africa in another time and space.

The reason why Sun Meng gained the trust of all the soldiers was due to Sun Meng's outstanding individual qualities as well as Sun Meng's personal charisma in getting along well with the soldiers.

Rex couldn't do this. Although Rex was also from southern Africa, he still showed the arrogance and arrogance of a white man from time to time. He couldn't share the joys and sorrows with the soldiers like Sun Meng.

After leaving the woods, passing through an open grassland, crossing a small river, and climbing over a moderately high mountain, the troops led by Sun Meng finally got rid of their pursuers.

"The Americans didn't catch up. They went after Mr. Rex." Lieba, a sergeant major from the Balkans, is smart and capable. He comes from an outstanding family of hunters and is good at tracking, shooting, close combat, wild survival, etc. Anyway,

There's no way he wouldn't.

The name Lieba is translated into Russian as "bread". This name reflects the heartfelt blessings of Lieba's parents for him.

"Where are we now?" Sun Meng leaned on a stone and sat down with some difficulty.

Lieba noticed Sun Meng's painful expression and looked at Sun Meng with a worried look.

Sun Meng was injured in the previous battle. A bullet hit Sun Meng's arm. Fortunately, the injury was penetrating.

"It should be near Domingos Martins. We are not out of danger yet." Lieba is very familiar with the nearby terrain. Domingos Martins is about 30 kilometers away from Victoria.

After half a day of fighting, the soldiers are very tired, and many of them have injuries to some extent. They are all resting now. Some are eating quietly to supplement their nutrition, some are smoking, and some are checking weapons and preparing for interviews.

for the coming battle.

Just half a month ago, these soldiers were new recruits who had just left the boot camp. They are growing at an astonishing speed and becoming qualified soldiers.

No, by the standards of government forces, or even by the standards of the U.S. Marine Corps, they have now become elite soldiers.

If it were a game, they should all have a golden third-level soldier symbol on their heads.

"We have to go back and continue our unfinished mission." Sun Meng was holding back a ball of fire in his heart. He had been in Brazil for so long, and he had never been so embarrassed.

Thinking of those wounded soldiers who bravely stayed behind to cover the troops, Sun Meng still felt very uncomfortable.

Sun Meng could now understand Rex's feeling when he was desperately trying to make money to send back to Ben and Martha's families. This was all a debt, a debt of gratitude that would never be repaid in his lifetime.

"The Americans and government troops have already mobilized. If we go back now, we will be trapped in a trap." Lieba was a little worried. Sun Meng was good at everything, but sometimes his blood got the best of him.

"Haha, if you think so, Americans will definitely think so too." Sun Meng was bold and careful, which is called risking his life to survive.

"Okay then." Lieba is not afraid either. Slavs are inherently fearless, and Lieba also has the aura of being immortal for eternity.

Then go back and return the same way. This is also in line with the essence of guerrilla tactics: when the enemy advances, we retreat; when the enemy retreats, we advance

George Marshall certainly didn't know the concept of guerrilla warfare, and even if he did, he probably wouldn't have cared about it.

Don't forget that this is South America, the Americans' backyard. Fighting in their own backyard and using guerrilla tactics is a joke.

George Marshall hoped to defeat the Milton Army in a dignified manner, even if the Milton Army had the help of the federal government of Southern Africa, such a victory would be more valuable.

"Major Arthur defeated the harassing Mizhou Army and was pursuing the remnants of the Mizhou Army. However, this Mizhou Army was very tenacious and the will shown in the battle was surprising. Major Arthur's troops killed nearly a hundred enemies.

, no prisoners." Colonel Harrison's request to return to the United States was rejected, and he could only stay in Victoria to assist George Marshall as best he could.

George Marshall had arrived in Rio by this time, and the Battle of Vitória was only part of the Brazilian Civil War.

"Were all the prisoners executed, or were there no prisoners at all?" George Marshall asked. There was a big difference between the two situations.

"Without taking prisoners, Major Arthur had a chance, but those Mizhou people fought until the last moment. They were not afraid of death and would fire the grenades they carried with them at the last moment." Colonel Harrison's expression was tangled. This kind of fighting spirit is very popular in the United States.

It seems incredible to people.

As mentioned before, European and American soldiers are allowed to surrender when fighting to the last moment, so those American soldiers who surrender will always say "I demand treatment that matches my status."

As for what level of fighting is considered fighting to the last moment, this standard is not uniform. If the US Marine Corps were to perform Sun Meng's mission, the moment the battle failed would be considered fighting to the last moment.

It's two different things than fighting until the last moment of your life.

"Has it become so difficult for us to capture Americans now?" George Marshall frowned. Since the war broke out, the government forces have not captured any southern Africans.

In contrast, hundreds of active US soldiers have been captured by the Mizhou Army.

So now the federal government of Southern Africa accuses the United States of intervening in the Brazilian civil war, and there is both human and material evidence.

The U.S. government accuses the southern African federal government of intervening in the Brazilian civil war, but lacks sufficient evidence.

Physical evidence does not count. The weapons sold to the Mizhou Army in Southern Africa are British military standard weapons. This behavior is normal, and it can even be said that the British government is supporting the Mizhou government.

The key is witness. If the U.S. Marine Corps or government troops capture southern Africans on the battlefield, it can be proven that the southern African federal government intervened in the Brazilian civil war.

"General, there's a telegram from Washington," George Marshall's adjutant came to report in a hurry, his expression a bit ugly.

George Marshall took it, took a look at it, and handed it to Colonel Harrison, who was looking at him.

The content was not unexpected by George Marshall. Washington hoped that George Marshall could end the war as soon as possible, and the U.S. government also did not want the war to last too long.

"Oh, attack. Everyone wants to attack. Why don't we let the gentlemen in the Washington office direct the battle? Maybe they can drown the Americans with their saliva." Colonel Harrison said harshly. If the southern Africans could be defeated so easily, a world war would be possible.

This is not the result anymore.

"What did Mr. Fragozo say?" George Marshall also wanted to end the war as soon as possible, but unfortunately it seems unrealistic at the moment.

"The military junta had spent all its money, mortgaged everything it could, the tariffs had been mortgaged for 100 years, and Mr. Fragozo came up with a plan to borrow against Brazil's human resources." Harrison

The colonel's expression is broken, 100 years later

Damn it’s 2032!

As for human resources mortgage loans, this is not unusual. Southern African Union countries also often use their own human resources in exchange for help from southern Africa.

To put it simply, they send people to work in southern Africa, which only costs one or two rands a month. They do the hardest and most tiring work, get the least money, and have no labor protection or social welfare. They are called "human animals" for short.

"Didn't we just give the military government 150 million US dollars? Has it all been spent?" George Marshall suspected that the money was spent a bit fast.

The United States is now in deep trouble. From the initial US$200 million, Washington has now provided three additional loans, the latest of which is US$150 million.

"Yes, it's all spent. These people can't fight. There are so many ways to spend money. You can't believe that the military government even purchased supplies from southern Africa. This is simply subsidizing the enemy!" Colonel Harrison was extremely angry.

This money is earned bit by bit by the hard work of American taxpayers.

"Buying supplies from southern Africa, what did you buy?" George Marshall had a bad feeling.

"What else can I buy, buy high-end cars, buy luxury goods, buy women's crocodile leather bags?" Colonel Harrison lamented, Washington was really a trustworthy person.

"These damn worms!" George Marshall shouted. The frontline officers and soldiers were fighting bloody battles. Even Americans were sacrificing their lives for the Brazilian military government. However, the Brazilian military government took the money given by the Americans to buy things in southern Africa. This

The world is so ridiculous.

There is nothing we can do about it. As I have said many times before, the United States in this era has no industrial scale and its technology is not actually developed.

Southern Africa has industrial scale and more developed science and technology, especially in field medical care and pharmaceutical production. Southern Africa has huge advantages.

Battlefield medical care in southern Africa started during the Russo-Japanese War and has developed for nearly 30 years. Johannesburg Medical College started with battlefield medical care and gradually became the most famous medical university in the world.

After the end of the world war, many military medical universities appeared in southern Africa, and battlefield medical technology further developed. All countries in the world sent people to southern Africa to learn advanced experience.

The same goes for medicines, especially hemostatics and anti-inflammatory drugs. Southern Africa's technology is also unique in the world. Nyasaland University started with biotechnology and has the best biological laboratory in the world.

The Brazilian military government received some cash from Washington under the guise of purchasing medicines.

Washington probably did not expect that Brazilians would use money from the United States to buy medicine in southern Africa.

Why don't you buy medicine? Go buy a crocodile leather bag for women.

Let this kind of military government simply die.