Reborn as a police officer in South Africa

Business, especially this kind of national business, always has a lot of gray expenses.

Walvis Bay Ocean Shipping Company also paid a lot of costs in order to win this business.

As a result, Nyasaland Military Industry only shipped the goods once, and the entire order was canceled, and all the initial investment of Walvis Bay Ocean Shipping Company was wasted.

Now that someone is willing to take over this batch of goods, Walvis Bay Ocean Shipping Company will definitely recover the initial investment cost.

Even so, compared with the cost of more than 100,000 yuan, Sikorski still took advantage of this batch of weapons and ammunition that have become the "last order of foreign trade".

The only one who suffers is the French government.

It was after Brewster raised this question that Sikorski realized that hundreds of thousands of rand was not a small sum.

The ratio of rand to gold remains about one to one.

R165,000 is roughly equivalent to 165 kilograms of gold.

At first glance, it’s actually not much, just 0.165 tons. Some strong men can carry it alone.

Brewster just questioned it, and after learning the actual situation, he happily issued the check.

What Sikorski didn't know was that the money was paid not by the Rhodes Foundation, but by generous Polish immigrants in southern Africa.

As a country of immigrants, Southern Africa naturally has many Polish immigrants. Although the total number is only about 50,000, the economic strength of Southern Africans is very strong, and there are easily more than 100,000 immigrants.

After the outbreak of the European War, the Rhodes Foundation and the foundation under Phyllis's name both launched corresponding projects for European aid.

Relatively speaking, the Rhodes Foundation's assistance tends to be military-oriented.

The foundation under Phyllis's name is more focused on people's livelihood.

With the help of the Rhodes Foundation, the Polish Highland Brigade finally solved the weapon and equipment problem.

A new problem has come again.

What Brewster said the day before yesterday was like a thorn in Sikorski's heart.

Most soldiers of the Polish Highland Brigade have not received complete military training. Even if they have advanced weapons and equipment, they still cannot escape the fate of being massacred on the battlefield.

Sikorski wanted the Polish Highland Brigade to receive complete military training before being sent to the battlefield.

But with the British and French forces facing such an urgent situation, how could Neville give the Polish Highland Brigade too much time.

"It would be great if we leave the country, so that we don't have to be suppressed by the British government." Gralski made no secret of his hatred of the British government. Sikorski decided to go into exile out of long-term considerations.

The government is located in London. Now it seems that this choice is not wise.

You can't blame Sikorsky for this.

Before the outbreak in Europe, who would have thought that the British and French governments would be so cowardly.

No one thought that Poland, which was known as "Destroying Germany in Three Days", would be defeated so quickly.

After all, Britain and France had ruled the world for hundreds of years.

Sikorski believes that the British and French governments should have a bottom line.

Now it seems that the bottom line of the British government is that the French should not cross the English Channel.

The bottom line for the French is that as long as Germany does not attack France, then the Germans can do whatever they want.

"We do have a troop undergoing training in Port Elizabeth. The total number is about 15,000, and it is still increasing rapidly. Hundreds of people arrive in Port Elizabeth through Cyprus every day. Their life in Port Elizabeth is not bad. Southern Africans are not

I didn't abuse them." Gralski has good abilities. Good birds choose trees to roost, and they cannot always hang on the crooked tree in Britain.

"Will southern Africans support us?" Some people question the determination of southern Africa. After all, southern Africa has not yet participated in the war.

"At least it won't be worse than it is now." Gralski was decisive. Without the permission of the Southern African federal government, Umbrella Company would not have allowed the Poles to form an army in Port Elizabeth, let alone send instructors to train the Polish army.

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The final decision rests with Sikorski.

Sikorski picked up the phone: "Please put me through the Southern African Embassy in the UK."

When Sikorski made his decision, nearly 20,000 young people from Poland were receiving training in Port Elizabeth, 4,500 kilometers away, and Wolski was one of them.

Umbrella Company treats these young people really well. Although the training is difficult and even harsh, Wolski knows that the instructors are doing it for their own good. If the instructors cut corners during the training, it would be irresponsible to them.

Everything is fine except training.

These young people who fled Poland in a hurry arrived in Port Elizabeth penniless, and some even had no shoes.

The Umbrella Company provides them with uniform clothing, field windbreakers, multi-pocket trousers, military backpacks, short military boots, and even socks and underwear, which are all carefully made. Wolski, who just turned 20 this year, never even had one when he was in Poland.

I have worn such nice clothes.

In addition to the clothing, Wolski was even more surprised by the logistical support.

While in Poland, Wolski ate southern African luncheon meat.

Only once, when Wolski came of age at the age of 18.

In Port Elizabeth, luncheon meat is a must-have food for lunch every day, one box per person.

From the initial surprise to gradually becoming accustomed to it, Volski, like his company commander Buruck, felt a little uncomfortable in his stomach when he saw the luncheon meat.

The luncheon meat is too greasy, with too much animal fat and vegetable oil added. The meat is indeed present, but it has been minced. It has sufficient nutrition and the taste is hard to describe.

There is a day when you are tired of eating the delicacies of the mountains, lobster, geoduck and clams every day.

So Bolu Ke always eats very quickly, especially when eating luncheon meat.

Wolski discovered that Boluk never chewed the luncheon meat and swallowed it directly. In Boluk's words, the meat was broken into pieces anyway, so even if he didn't chew it, it could still be digested very well.

Umbrella Company's attitude towards food is still very strict. Eat as much as you like, but don't waste it.

Boruk is not a Pole, but a Cossack, a senior mercenary of the Umbrella Company, and a southern African national.

The relationship between Poles and Cossacks is actually very bad. For hundreds of years, Cossacks have acted as pawns of the Tsar and caused countless harm to Poland.

However, Wolski did not hate Boluk. On the contrary, Wolski believed that Boluk was a responsible and qualified officer who treated the soldiers as close as a big brother. This made Wolski directly ignore Boluk.

Gram's ethnic group.

There is no such thing as a minority in southern Africa. After the Cossacks became a southern African national, they became a member of the southern African family.

Every day's training tasks were fully arranged. After completing the day's training tasks, Wolski was physically exhausted, but his spirit was very exciting.

The Umbrella Company has many tricks, and activities are arranged every night. Movies and dance parties certainly make young people's hormones run wild, and there are also many emergency gatherings for night training. In any case, they use various methods to drain the energy of young people and make them basically

I don't have the time to think about it.

For Wolski, the dance after dinner is what he looks forward to most, especially the girls at the dance. If Wolski can get the opportunity to dance with the girls, it will make Wolski

Have fun all day long.

The situation in these two days is a bit special. News came from the Second Division next door that senior Polish officials may arrive in Port Elizabeth in the next few days and may take over the command of the Polish troops.

This made Wolski very worried. The abilities of senior officers of the Polish army had been fully proven in the Polish campaign, and Wolski did not want to die worthless.

"Don't worry, Umbrella Company has invested so much effort in you and will not let you become cannon fodder." Boluk had full confidence in Umbrella Company, and he also scorned the abilities of senior Polish military officers.

However, it seems that Sikorski's ability is not bad. At least Sikorski is willing to accept new things, and his understanding of war is far better than that of the veteran generals of the Polish army. He should not make the same mistakes again.

"Sir, we are willing to die fighting for Poland, but we don't want to die in vain." Wolski said frankly, this is also the common sentiment of all Polish soldiers.

"Yes, I don't want to work for those gentlemen anymore."

"We want to build a new Poland, a brand new Poland!"

The soldiers were talking a lot.

Bruck is very satisfied. These soldiers trained by Umbrella Company will be seeds that will take root and sprout in Poland in the future.

So when Sikorski arrived in Port Elizabeth, he couldn't believe his eyes.

As mentioned earlier, the Polish army is mainly cavalry and has the largest cavalry in the world.

Since the cavalry is mainly used, the training method must still be the same as before World War I.

The training methods of the Umbrella Company are similar to the training methods of the southern African military. It is intensive and contains many scientific methods. The spirit of the trained troops will naturally be different.

In order to welcome Sikorski, Polish soldiers held a grand welcome ceremony. All soldiers were neatly equipped to welcome Sikorski's review.

A troop of 20,000 people would be quite impressive if they were all drawn out.

The Umbrella Company even specially drove out a few tanks and armored vehicles, giving the troops the aura of a mechanized force.

When the soldiers saluted Sikorski with their guns in hand, Sikorski almost burst into tears.

"We should move the government to southern Africa, so that we can really get a chance to restore our country." Gralski's heart was surging. This army in front of him was Poland's hope.

Sikorski suppressed his excitement and did not express his position immediately.

Although southern Africa is good, it is too far away from Europe. Sikorski still retains a glimmer of hope for Britain and France.

After the surrender of France in another time and space, the Polish army was second only to the British army in number and became the second largest force within the Allies.

By then, London should give the Polish army real attention.