Reborn Brazil as a Plutocrat

Chapter 501 Transfer of Command

Author: Durian Shield

Chapter 501 Transfer of Command

Sure enough, Major General Walter Wesker calmed down quickly. I don't know what he thought of. After pondering for a while, he slowly said to Fang Lang:

"General Fang, although I don't quite understand why your navy wants to wade into this muddy water, I still have a suggestion to remind you."

Hearing this, Fang Lang was a little surprised. He glanced at the slightly haggard Army Major General he met, smiled slightly and said:

"General Wesker said it's okay."

Major General Walter Wesker also seemed to think carefully, organized his words, and then slowly said:

"General Fang, after this period of fighting, I have deeply realized the difficulty of fighting in the jungle. Originally, according to my cage tactics, in a month or two, this group of rebels would definitely be surrounded and killed by me in the jungle.

However, the government could not give me so much time, forcing me to give up my original plan and choose to fight the enemy in the jungle.

That's why today's defeat occurred.

I know that General Fang is from the army like me and has served in the army. What I say today may make you think that I am meddling in other people's business.

However, as a senior, I still want to remind you that jungle warfare is very different from ordinary field warfare, and you must not apply your experience in the European War here."

What the other party said was very candid. If you are a person who thinks highly of yourself, you will definitely be a little angry when you hear someone with the rank of major general criticizing you here.

Fortunately, Fang Lang had anticipated this, and it could even be said that he knew the difference between jungle warfare and other combat methods better than Major General Walter Wesker.

This is why he repeatedly put his marines into the Amazon jungle for training.

Regarding Major General Walter Wesker's warning to him, Fang Lang was not angry. Instead, he felt that the other person was a person he could interact with. Today's words were indeed a simple and profound one.

Ordinary people would never sit around and talk so much to their successor. Therefore, Fang Lang had some feelings.

After all, according to what he learned about the situation, the Major General Walter Wesker in front of him would probably not have a good life after being recalled to the War Department. Being recalled as a defeated general meant that he had achieved great success in the European War.

, may all be reduced to nothing.

Fang Lang nodded seriously and did not show any impatience with Major General Walter Wesker's words.

"Thank you General Wesker for your heartfelt words, brother, I will keep them in mind."

Rear Admiral Walter Wesker was obviously paying attention to Fang Lang's expression as he spoke. Originally, he was a little worried that the young rear admiral opposite him would be an arrogant and domineering guy.

Even judging from the fact that after receiving the order, he mobilized all the troops to the front line in one day and night, Major General Walter Wesker was worried that the other party would be impulsive and irritable.

This will not be of any benefit to the subsequent battle, and may cause the young man to suffer a big loss.

Unexpectedly, after hearing his warning, the other party not only did not show any dissatisfaction, but instead had a serious look on his face, without any trace of arrogance or domineering at all.

Therefore, he couldn't help but continued to speak:

"General Fang is so polite. No need to say anything grateful. This is just my experience as a defeated general.

As far as I know, the Ministry of Defense gave you a shorter time than I did, only two weeks, right?"

This kind of news was obviously known to everyone attending the national defense meeting. Major General Walter Wesker knew it, and Fang Lang was not surprised at all.

Fang Lang had some vague suspicions about the other party's sudden mention of this topic. However, he did not answer hastily, but looked like he was listening and nodded seriously.

Seeing Fang Lang nodding, Major General Walter Wesker gritted his teeth and said:

"This time I suffered from the shortage of time, and my soldiers were greedy for success, which led to today's defeat. I hope you can learn from my lesson and never take action rashly."

This time Fang Lang did not speak directly, but looked at the other party seriously. After a long while, he slowly said:

"Your Majesty General, when are you going to return to the Ministry of National Defense to report on your duties?"

Originally, Major General Walter Wesker was a little worried that what he said would arouse the other party's dissatisfaction. When he saw that the other party did not speak for a long time, he looked at him blankly.

He thought it was his words that made the other party unhappy. He was secretly scolding himself for being nosy.

Unexpectedly, the other party suddenly asked him when he would return to China to report on his work. This sudden change in the topic made him a little uncomfortable for a while, but he still answered honestly:

"According to the plan, after handing over to you today, I will take a flight back to Rio de Janeiro tomorrow morning."

Hearing this, Fang Lang smiled thoughtfully and nodded:

"General, are you interested in staying one more day?"

Now it was Major General Walter Wesker's turn to be a little surprised and looked at Fang Lang with a puzzled expression. Fang Lang didn't say much, just looked at him quietly.

In fact, this was the reason why Fang Lang felt that Major General Walter Wesker was a person worth getting along with. At the same time, since the other party was able to come up with cage tactics, he was also considered an army general with real abilities.

Just returning to the Ministry of National Defense and being relegated to the sidelines is really a waste of talent.

In addition, he had no friends of his own in the army, so he couldn't help but want to make friends with Major General Walter Wesker.

Of course, whether we can become friends depends on the other party's choice, and Fang Lang will not force it. Now Fang Lang just wants to give the other party a chance to come into contact with new tactics.

After all, since the Ministry of Defense's order was issued, matters on the front line have nothing to do with Major General Walter Wesker in front of him.

Even if Fang Lang's marines completely wiped out the Eddie Brothers rebels while the other party stayed here, the credit has nothing to do with him.

But if he stays here, he can see the power of special operations. With this knowledge, as long as he still has a chance to come back, he will definitely attach great importance to special operations. Maybe the organizer of the Army Special Forces is in front of him.

Guy.

If the commander of the Army Special Forces could become friends with him, he might have the opportunity to establish contact with generals in the Army system.

Of course, these are just ideas that suddenly came to Fang Lang, and I haven't thought carefully about the pros and cons yet.

But since the topic has been thrown out, he will not say more and just wait for the other party's reply.

Unfortunately, Major General Walter Wesker was obviously a little disheartened. He didn't even think about asking what he should do if he stayed, so he directly said:

"Forget it, there is no point in staying here as a defeated general. It's better to go back and face reality as soon as possible!

No matter how the Ministry of National Defense determines that this war has been defeated, I will probably retire. If General Fang doesn’t mind it, he can come to my house if he has a chance to go to Recife in the future."

Fang Lang didn't expect that the other party would have such an attitude, and he didn't force it. After all, forceful melons are not sweet.

For a while, he didn't think clearly about how to arrange Major General Walter Wesker. It was just an idea that flashed through his mind. Since the other party was already discouraged, he didn't say anything more.

"Okay! Then I won't force you to stay."

From the beginning to the end, Fang Lang never took the initiative to bring up the topic of Major General Walter Wesker advising him not to take action rashly.

Because, from the very beginning, he was prepared to cut off the trouble quickly and directly wipe out the rebels without giving the other side a chance to drag them down. He would not immediately report the discovery of the enemy's traces to the Ministry of National Defense immediately.

He didn't want someone in the government to reveal this news to the rebels, causing him to lose the advantage of one-sided transparency on the battlefield.

According to the thinking of those in the government, the Marine Corps should still be gathering at the Natal Naval Base! By the time the Marine Corps arrives at the front line, the rebels should have finished resting contentedly.

As for the Marine Corps wiping out the rebels within two weeks, no matter who looks at it, this is an impossible task, and it is a big joke sent to the door by the Navy itself from beginning to end.

Fang Lang directly used transport planes to quickly maneuver the troops to the front line, just to create a time difference.

By this time, the rebels should have received the news that Major General Walter Wesker had been dismissed, and since the government forces had lost track of them, they should relax their vigilance and rest.

But all this was part of Fang Lang's plan.

Next, the two began to hand over the frontline command. In fact, according to Fang Lang's intention, there was nothing to hand over. After all, he only had 2,500 people, and it was impossible to take over the army's position.

The Army also had no intention of handing over the defense of Bittenkot and Manguari towns to Fang Lang.

According to the Ministry of War, the Navy is just here to go through the motions, and the final battle still depends on the Army. Therefore, the Ministry of War has no idea of ​​​​evacuating front-line troops.

They were simply stationed in two small towns to rest and wait for the new commander to arrive.

The command of these troops was not transferred to Fang Lang, so the two handed over the command very quickly, and everything that needed to be handed over was basically at this field airport.

Standing at the entrance of the airport, Fang Lang shook hands with Major General Walter Wesker and reminded him again:

"General Wesker, I hope you will not reveal the news that we have grasped the location of the rebels."

Major General Walter Wesker patted Fang Lang on the back of his hand and said:

"Don't worry! General Fang, I know the seriousness of the matter and will never disclose such top-secret military information to the outside world!"

Fang Lang nodded with satisfaction and saluted Major General Walter Wesker with a standard military salute.

The other party also returned a standard military salute seriously, then turned around neatly and boarded the Willys Jeep behind him.

Looking at the retreating figure of Major General Walter Wesker, Fang Lang sighed softly and said to Duarte beside him:

"He is an excellent army officer, what a pity!"

Duarte on the side heard this, glanced at Fang Lang, and then at Major General Walter Wesker who was walking away, shrugged indifferently and said:

"I can only blame him for following a bad commander. He knew he was right, but he forced him to make the wrong choice."

Hearing this, Fang Lang glared at Duarte fiercely and said:

"Watch your mouth! Don't talk nonsense if you don't understand! Am I also one of the bad officers?"

Duarte was shocked when he heard this, and knew that he had said the wrong thing. Originally, he wanted to flatter Fang Lang. He wanted to say that other people's officers were not good, so as to highlight the goodness of Fang Lang.

It's a pity that this guy is not a flatterer at all. He missed the flattery and almost hit the horse's head.

Ever since he was beaten by the Navy's Special Tactics Research Team last time, he had the idea of ​​joining if he couldn't beat him. Therefore, during this period, Duarte was always pestering Fang Lang to join, but unfortunately Fang Lang didn't agree at all.

.

Even though he didn't know how to flatter someone, he was forced to learn how to flatter someone.

Fortunately, Fang Lang knew what kind of person he was and didn't argue with him. Otherwise, another officer would have kicked him to feed the pigs.

"Boss! You know, that's not what I meant.

I feel that no matter how good he is, he is not as good as you, so there is no need for you to feel sorry for him!"

Fang Lang looked at the flattering guy next to him, kicked him in the butt angrily and said:

"You can tell me how good I am. Go back and organize your team and equipment as soon as possible. The whole army will set off at dawn tomorrow."

Duarte was strong and received a kick from Fang Lang. Knowing that his boss was not angry, he quickly stood at attention and saluted:

"Yes, boss!"

(End of chapter)