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The headquarters has many considerations. Regarding the situation of Ding Wei's troops, it must arrange a suitable political commissar to supervise and preside over the troops' discipline, study, and ideological reform.

Do a good job in ideological and political work.

Especially the Fifth Detachment, which was reorganized from the Security Corps and most of its members were from the Northwest Army.

The Northwest Army was indeed brave and daring, but it was also prone to weak-willed people. It was a double-edged sword, which could bring happiness to everyone if used well, but could hurt itself if used poorly.

In addition, Zhou Weiguo was in charge of the Sixth Detachment and the Armored Regiment.

His background is quite complicated. He was a commander of the Central Army and participated in the early battles. Later, he joined the Eighth Route Army and had a close relationship with the National Army.

My father was labeled a "traitor" and my brother was an officer in the National Army.

It is necessary to arrange political commissars to do a good job in the ideological work of the troops.

The first, second, third and fourth teams were all promoted from within the team, which made me feel a little more at ease.

People like Kong Jie are old revolutionary comrades and are worthy of trust.

Commander Liu also has a political commissar who has studied at the Frunze Military Academy and is good at large-scale troop combat thinking. He can also be assigned to Ding Wei.

To sum it up in one sentence, Ding Wei should be equipped with more cadres and key personnel.

Ding Wei definitely did not take the initiative to propose the arrangements made by the headquarters.

What a joke! I live a free life, so why would I need a political commissar to restrict me? Do I despise my freedom?

The call from the division headquarters first went to the brigade commander. When he heard that cadres and personnel were being transferred from his command, the first thing he thought of was to refuse.

But a leisurely voice came from the other end of the phone, uttering five words slowly and calmly.

"A mountain artillery battalion".

"Commander, you know me well. A revolutionary soldier should stay at the front line and be deployed wherever he is needed."

"I've given you 700 horses alone. You'll fight in the plains and organize a cavalry regiment as a mobile force to facilitate the troops' offensive."

Now the brigade commander had no objection and immediately stated that Zhao Gang would take up the post tomorrow.

Then the call was made to the Independent Regiment, and Li Yunlong was the first to cry.

"No, no, my independent regiment needs a political commissar. I, Li Yunlong, am prone to making mistakes. Political Commissar Zhao will help me and urge me to study and improve."

"Do you think I'm discussing this with you? The commander personally named you, don't force me to whip you."

On the other end of the phone, the brigade commander spoke even louder.

When reasoning doesn't work, just whip them.

It just so happens that the brigade commander wants to set up a cavalry regiment to see if spanking a horse’s butt is cool.

When Zhao Gang arrived, the cavalry regiment and the mountain artillery battalion came over. The brigade commander knew clearly whether this deal was profitable or not.

After hanging up the phone, Li Yunlong was extremely angry.

I wanted to kick the door down.

I walked to the next yard and saw that Zhao Gang had already started packing his luggage.

"What kind of thing is this? A good political commissar was transferred away just like that. Ding Wei is his biological son, but I, Li Yunlong, was picked up, right?"

"Old Li, watch your words. What do you mean by biological son? Obey the organization's arrangements and dispatches."

In this respect, Zhao Gang's comprehensive qualities crush Li Yunlong.

The first thing a revolutionary fighter must do is to obey the organization's arrangements unconditionally. What does personal grievance matter?

If you can't do this, go home and farm as soon as possible.

The key point is that Li Yunlong really can't bear to let go. No matter how good the political commissar is, there are not many people who can pee in the same pot with him.

"Old Zhao, your leaving is more painful than taking my wife, Li Yunlong."

The two have been working together for quite some time and Zhao Gang knows Li Yunlong's temper very well. He repeatedly reminds the deputy regiment commander Xing Zhiguo to do a good job of persuasion, make fewer mistakes, and violate military discipline less often.

"You must keep an eye on him and don't drink."

Principles and discipline cannot be lost.

Old Xing knew that as the deputy regiment commander, he had to serve as the political commissar and also be in charge of the troops' training.

We were all gentlemen, so there was no need to say anything sentimental. Zhao Gang took his guards and rode north on horseback.

Another political commissar was Zhang Renjie, who was arranged from the division headquarters. He also marched towards the garrison of the Jinbei Column with his head held high.

The rest of the recruits and key personnel also arrived in Datong area one after another.

Cooperate with Zhang Wanhe to carry out work.

The tractor factory is being built very quickly. The factory building has been selected, equipment is being transported in one after another, and Brother Su's technical staff are personally guiding the installation.

The comrades were working hard.

When Ding Wei received the order, the personnel arrangements had already been finalized.

When I saw the list of political commissars, I couldn't help but smile.

Enemies often meet on a narrow road. Zhang Renjie has become the political commissar under his command again, which means he is a CP with Zhou Weiguo.

He shouted to the outside,

"Duan Peng, Duan Peng!"

"You personally take a group of people to pick them up and bring the two political commissars to the headquarters. I want to test their water content myself."

Putting down the pen, Ding Wei saw a complex mountain defense map in front of him.

Kong Yong's advance team figured out part of the layout of the Yanshan Mountains. The area has complex terrain and borders Chahar and Rehe.

Ding Wei is thinking about the right entry point.

Should they first gain a firm foothold in the mountainous areas and continue to use guerrilla tactics to expand their influence, or should they directly penetrate into the core hinterland and forcibly open up a piece of territory on the black soil?

The main force of the Kwantung Army is still there, with hundreds of thousands of troops. They want to defeat them, but they are powerless.

This group built strong fortresses along the mountainous area and constructed a large number of strongholds, making them indestructible.

Even if Ding Wei had a cannon in his hand, this number of people wouldn't be able to cause even a splash if they crashed into him.

Unlike the North China Expeditionary Force, this group of guys guarding the Northeast was there to guard against the Soviet Far East Army, and their combat effectiveness was far higher than that of local security forces.

In any case, guerrilla forces must be increased and influence expanded along the Zhangbei, Duolun and Xilamulun River lines.

The main force of the cavalry detachment was mobilized to penetrate into the northern Chahar area and cover large areas of grassland.

The offensive in the east was not smooth. Wucheng and Zhangbei both had strong fortresses built by the Japanese army that could accommodate thousands of troops.

Permanent fortifications have excellent anti-artillery capabilities.

Then they turned to sweeping the mountainous areas, clearing out the artillery towers and strongholds near the mountains, first eliminating small groups of enemy forces, and then besieging the important city of Wucheng.

The battle lasted until mid-April, when the Guisui and Jining lines all fell into Ding Wei's hands, and the Japanese troops retreated to the Wucheng and Zhangbei lines in the east.

In the grassland area of ​​Chabei, the puppet Mongolian cavalry and small Japanese forces also retreated one after another.

The situation in the northwest was initially stabilized. One was the Kwantung Army and the other was the North China Expeditionary Army. Ding Wei aimed left and right with his pistol.

He has to make his own decision on which one to attack first.

Take out a piece of fine cloth and wipe the gun body to maintain the pistol.

The bullets were taken out one by one, wiped clean, and then pressed into the magazine one by one.

I really enjoy this process, it helps me clear my mind.

The special forces team that was supporting Zhao Gang and Zhang Renjie returned, and their footsteps were approaching the command center.

Zhao Gang, who looked a little tired, knocked on the door first and came in. He had met Ding Wei before and they had fought together when Ding was the commander.

When Lijiaopo attacked the Yamazaki Battalion, the Independent Regiment also participated in the battle.

After saluting each other, Ding Wei and Zhao Gang shook hands.

"Comrade Zhao Gang, we will be working together from now on."

"Commander Ding, please give me more guidance in the future."

Ding Wei was very happy about Zhao Gang, a political commissar with strong comprehensive qualities. He could even suppress the troublemaker Li Yunlong, which showed that he was capable.

He also has excellent sniper skills, which is truly admirable.

It is rare to find someone who is both good at literature and martial arts.