Wild North America 1846

At 10 o'clock in the morning on January 15, 1860, on a vast front of more than 2,370 kilometers from north to south, the four military regions of the Datang Kingdom, with a total of 420,000 elite soldiers and generals armed to the teeth, launched a simultaneous attack on North America.

The first shot of the war.

on the northern battlefield

Crossing the river from Peel City in the north, the First Army of the Northern Army of the Tang Kingdom, including 102, 103, 106, 404, 406, 5 A-level field divisions and 4 B-level divisions, with a total of more than 80,000 officers and soldiers, spent the winter with full strength.

After the Missouri River dried up.

Take a break

At about 6:00 in the morning on January 15th, after the entire army was full and full, they used the 102nd Cavalry Division as an arrow to cast a large net and swooped south along the Missouri River, uprooting all US military outposts along the coast and annihilating them.

A small group of U.S. troops covered a battlefield more than 30 kilometers wide and swept through everything with murderous intent.

If someone kills someone by mistake, he won't let it go.

After going south for more than 30 kilometers at about 10:00 noon, the army bypassed the vast swamp forest area, turned eastward and headed towards Orange. At about 4:00 that afternoon, it surrounded and occupied Orange, a city on the east bank of the Missouri River.

rule.

The short and not fierce battle lasted for more than an hour. The Orange garrison, which was surrounded by the Tang Dynasty army, only had more than 4,500 militiamen. After suffering several rounds of precise unilateral gunfire, more than 730 people were killed and injured.

As expected, the militiamen knelt down.

At night, the main force belonging to the First Army of the Northern Army entered Orange City for a short rest.

Although it was a little late, the officers and soldiers all had hot broth and flatbreads to ensure they could replenish their physical strength for fighting in the cold season.

The next battle plan of the First Army;

It will start from Orange and sweep all the American towns eastward. After advancing 120 kilometers in 4 days, the troops will be divided again.

A partial division of about 30,000 people marched north to invade Minnesota. The ultimate goal was to capture and occupy the state's capital, Minneapolis, and surrounding towns, and to implement effective rule over the state.

After occupying the state, this partial division will conduct repeated raids on the towns and villages of the state, arresting for war crimes the female family members of young men whose families have joined the northern army. The age is tentatively defined as over 10 to under 35 years old.

It is women of childbearing age and girls who are about to grow into young girls who severely suppress those who resist.

Firstly, this move was to reduce the number of immigrants. Secondly, it was to pioneer men for the vast number of Chinese who immigrated to the north and south to solve the problem of lack of women. Thirdly, it was to permanently rule Minnesota and teach the remaining Yankees a good lesson.

Do they know what obedience means?

Since the Tang Kingdom ended despite the opposition of international public opinion, King Richard came here just to eat meat. Regardless of the image, he swallowed the fat meat into his stomach and digested it first.

What image does "Richard the Devil" want?

All he needs is the fear of the Yankees, the kind of fear that goes deep into the bones. The iron hooves of the Tang Dynasty pouring into Minnesota and killing hundreds of people will remind these Yankees of the great fear they felt when they were dominated by the Eastern Cavalry 10 years ago.

, and passed down from generation to generation.

The main force of the First Army, more than 50,000 men, will continue to advance eastward and occupy important cities such as Milwaukee, the capital of Wisconsin, Madison, and Green Bay along the Great Lakes, consolidating its rule over the region.

And like a partial force, they repeatedly raided nearby towns and villages, arrested the families of war criminals, wiped out armed rebels and militiamen, and eliminated the remaining enemies like the autumn wind sweeping away fallen leaves.

At this point, the phased combat mission of the First Army has come to an end. It is planned to last about one and a half months, that is, to complete all occupation, clearing and maintaining public security missions before the end of March.

At that time, the second phase of the combat mission begins;

The partial divisions that went north to Minneapolis, Minnesota, will move south in large numbers, leaving only two Class B divisions to maintain local security, ensure the Tang Empire's absolute dominance over the state, and continue to carry out the task of clearing out the small groups of remaining enemies.

Nansha's partial division and the main force of Milwaukee's First Army met in Milwaukee, the capital of Wisconsin. After completing the integration, after a short rest, the army continued to move south.

The destination heading south is Rockford, about 107 kilometers away from Milwaukee, which is the last barrier to the northwest of the Chicago metropolitan area.

Once the city of Rockford was occupied by the Tang Kingdom's army, the entire north and northwest of the Chicago metropolis would be completely exposed to the front of the First Army, without any hindrance at all.

It is also an unforgettable day on January 15th. The Second Army of the Northern Corps crossed the Missouri River near Fort Omaha, which has been depleted in winter. It consists of the 101st Division (Iron-Blooded Ace Division), the 104th Division, the 105th Division, and the 405th Division, a total of 4

1 Class A division and 7 Class B divisions, totaling more than 72,000 people.

The Second Army officially launched at about 7:00 in the morning on January 15th. It will move eastward along the road and will successively capture three important towns in Des Moines County, Iowa and Davenport along the way.

Open the eastern gate of the Chicago metropolis and encircle this important metropolis from the east.

The three important towns faced by the 2nd Army all have strong fortifications, and are the most important areas for defense in the Chicago metropolitan area. They have accumulated more than 60,000 heavy troops, aiming to block the possible invasion of the Kingdom of the Tang Dynasty step by step.

From the perspective of total military strength

The U.S. military has a lot of defensive troops, which is basically the same strength as the attacking Second Army. Coupled with the strong city barrier defense, it seems that it should be able to contain the offensive pace of the Datang Kingdom.

In fact, this is not the case. Two of the four divisions of the Second Army are cavalry divisions, the 101st Division and the 105th Division. These two cavalry divisions are equipped with Ranger heavy machine gun battalions and Ranger artillery battalions. The 101st Division

There are also two regiments of heavy cuirass cavalry, which are extremely powerful in terms of impact and field strength, and represent the highest level of cavalry in the Tang Kingdom.

Such an elite force is an absolute nightmare for the US military fighting in the wild.

If the U.S. military rushes in rashly due to its strong military strength, it can only deliver food to the door, and basically there will be no second ending.

You must know that the Chicago metropolitan area has a population of more than one million. Even after large-scale conscription during the Civil War, the total resident population is still more than 800,000, and it has strong mobilization capabilities and material replenishment capabilities.

Its surrounding towns have dense factories, a developed economy, and a large population. It is the most elite area of ​​the Great Lakes Industrial Zone. In terms of importance, it is second only to the metropolitan area from New York to Philadelphia, ranking second in the northern United States.

It's entirely conceivable

In order to protect the Chicago area from being invaded, it can be said that the United States must go all out to reinforce it and will never give in easily. It is foreseeable that a bloody battle of unprecedented scale will break out in this area.

The complete occupation of Chicago and its surrounding towns is the ultimate mission of the Northern Army's second phase.

This task was not accomplished by the Northern Army alone. Instead, it relied on the powerful Colorado Army to complete its mission of sweeping the Great Plains of the central United States before moving north.

The Northern Army and the Colorado Army joined forces to form a heavy military group with a scale of more than 350,000 people. In the future, the Tang Kingdom will fully reinforce its troops to the front line according to the battlefield situation. The total scale of the Chicago Battle is likely to exceed 500,000 people.

After entering 1860

After His Majesty the King decided on the major policy of intervening in the melee in North America, the entire immigration system of the Tang Kingdom was operating at high speed, basically transporting mainland recruits to North America at a rate of 28,000 to 32,000 per month.

That is to say

In just 3 to 4 months, the North American frontline will increase its military strength by 100,000 people, and so on.

When the Northern Army and the Colorado Army were completing their mission to encircle Chicago, these 100,000 mainland recruits would also arrive at the Chicago battlefield and join the unprecedentedly brutal and bloody siege.

The general strategic policy set by King Richard for the Battle of Chicago was to "lure the enemy deep, encircle the points and mobilize reinforcements, clear the countryside and merge towns, and fight fire with fire." This 16-character policy.

How to understand?

The eight words "lure the enemy deep into the enemy's territory and encircle them for reinforcements" are easy to understand.

That is, when the Tang Kingdom's heavy military force formed a strong pressure on the city and surrounded the Chicago metropolis, Washington must have panicked.

Even with extreme mobilization, the White House must organize a large number of reinforcements to rush to the Chicago battlefield to ensure that the essence of the Great Lakes region is preserved, which is vital to the United States.

The fall of metropolitan Chicago is an unbearable burden for the Yankees, and they will definitely not give up.

Thus

The heavy military group of the Tang Kingdom could choose to form a reinforcement group with strong maneuverability and firepower, divide and surround the US military reinforcements, and eliminate them one by one, thereby greatly consuming the Yankees' war potential.

Not rushing forward rashly, accumulating small victories into big victories, and focusing on destroying the enemy's effective forces are the core goals of this strategy.

"Clear villages and merge towns, fight fire with fire." How do we understand these eight words?

"Qingxiang and merging towns" has actually been mentioned before, so I won't go into details here. I will focus on the four words "fighting poison with poison".

"Fighting Fire with Fire" The Tang Kingdom fought in the first, second, and third Tang-American Wars (the United States called them the First, Second, and Third Western Expeditions, which were the most serious crises the Tang Kingdom faced after its founding)

, have used this trick repeatedly, and the practical results are very ideal.

The specific method is to quickly transform and integrate captured American soldiers, form a new cannon fodder unit, that is, the Congong Army, and then drive the Congong Army to fight on the front line, thus consuming a large amount of US military resistance.

This is a tactics commonly used by the Mongols, and it appeared many times on the battlefields of the European Middle Ages. However, since entering modern times, with the development of thermal weapons, this tactic has gradually declined.

most recent

It should be that during the Second Opium War launched by the British and French forces, the Chinese people were driven to carry burdens for the invading army, transport logistical supplies, build ladders during the attack, and assist the British and French forces in capturing the city of Peking...

In terms of actual application on the battlefield, the army of the Tang Kingdom has the most experience, but it is estimated that this time they invaded the northern hinterland of the United States and faced extremely difficult urban warfare like Chicago, the scale of application will be far greater than before.

Fortunately, the army of the Kingdom of Tang Dynasty had scapegoats like Southerners. No matter how many there were, as long as the converted American prisoners were incorporated into the Confederate Army, the whole thing would not seem to be against the law, and it would be much more reasonable.

The Southerners must have become red-eyed and hated the "scorched earth policy" implemented by the Yankees, and they didn't mind being used.

There is no doubt that the Southerners hated the Yankees more bitterly than their Eastern allies.

As for saying that the Southerners should be grateful and like the Tang Kingdom's army for lending a helping hand in critical moments, that is simply overthinking.

Southerners are not fools!

They knew that because the army of the Tang Kingdom was not a good person, nor did it do good deeds, it intervened in the civil war between the North and the South with the intention of dividing and devouring the large and fertile territory of the United States, and they had a huge appetite.

The Southerners owed the Tang Kingdom a huge sum of 700 million Tang Yuan at high interest rates. For such a large amount of money, the Tang Kingdom would not allow the Southerners to lose the war, let alone allow this huge sum of money to go to waste.

After the war is won

The Southerners have to repay this high-interest loan with interest, maybe in 10 years, maybe in 20 years, maybe in 30 years, maybe never.

I wonder who can like this in this situation?

When the Northern Army and the Colorado Army were operating at the same time, the Southern Army was not idle, and the main force of more than 50,000 people gathered in the snowy mountain area, and about 73,000 Confederate troops had arrived or were on the way. The two sides would start a historic battle.

This is the first large-scale coordinated operation since.

Cedar Mountain is located 81 kilometers southwest of Vicksburg. It is a small low mountain range. To be precise, it is a tall hilly area, mainly hills and mountains ranging from tens of meters to more than 300 meters.

More than 100,000 troops were hidden inside, and they would not be discovered unless they came closer.

The mission of the Southern Army was to intercept and delay the nearly 200,000 troops of General Sherman, the main force of the Northern Army, and defeat them if possible. Of course, this was not easy.

In order to achieve their combat objectives, the Confederate States were doing their best to mobilize the Texas militia, intending to gather a total force of more than 100,000 to deliver a fatal blow to General Sherman's troops when they rushed north for rescue.

The civil war has been going on till now, and both the North and the South are jealous.

General Sherman's command of more than 200,000 men burned, killed, and looted all the way across the South, implementing a bloody "scorched earth policy" and freeing a large number of black slaves, who were then incorporated into the army.

All of this made the white slave owners in the South hate this army with hatred and wanted to cut them into pieces to relieve their hatred. How could they allow them to escape smoothly?

In order to mobilize reinforcements to the Cedar Mountain area, the Confederate government used almost all its energy. If the quality was not enough, it would just raise the quantity. Anyway, it was done.

For reasons of confidentiality, before "Victory Day", the Confederate Government had kept the highly secretive military secrets of the Tang Kingdom's troops sneaking into the Cedar Mountain area and kept it secret.

After the Tang Kingdom officially declared war on the United States of America, in order to boost morale, the Confederate government recruited as many soldiers as possible and used almost all channels to spread the good news that "The Tang Kingdom officially announced its participation in the war."

And in the name of "revenge", the army was recruited to the maximum extent again. As expected, Texas red-necks with violent personalities actively participated. From old men with white beards to teenagers, they all carried guns and rode on horses. They gathered in a mighty manner.

Ready to take revenge on the Yankees.

On Victory Day, all of North America was in a state of excitement.