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The oil yield was very high and it kept flowing out while drilling, resulting in a blowout.

According to preliminary estimates, the oil field reserves are at least several million tons, and it is very likely to be tens of millions of tons.

Didn't the Americans say that there couldn't be an oil field in this place? What was going on?

The theory of marine oil generation has been verified, and it is impossible for a large oil field to exist in this place.

This shows that the Americans are cunning. They already have the latest theory, the theory of onshore oil generation, but they have been hiding it and have not brought it out at all.

If there was oil in Manchuria, why did the empire travel thousands of miles to Southeast Asia to look for oil fields?

The Kwantung Army was collectively stunned. It was impossible, absolutely impossible. The news was wrong, it was fake.

It will be clear whether it is fake or not if you ask someone to check it out.

The Japanese reconnaissance planes have resumed their reconnaissance operations, maintaining reconnaissance in the north, west and east. According to the feedback from the reconnaissance planes, oil is indeed being extracted in the Anda area.

The refinery has slowly started up and the first barrel of oil has been produced.

Believe it or not, Ding Wei did extract oil with his own equipment. Even if it was only one barrel, it was enough to slap the Japanese in the face.

2 sets of drilling equipment, the entire industrial line of the puppet Manchukuo Oil Company, and a large number of oil workers.

Yamada Ozo staggered and could not help but exclaimed: "I am a sinner of the empire."

Major General Itagaki was silent. Damn, it was he who had persuaded Ding Wei to agree to his request with such confidence.

Suspected that there was a spy in the intelligence department.

Looking at Ding Wei's sudden attack at this time, his target was not only the Fourth Army, but also Anda, the surrounding areas of Qi City, and the puppet troops in North Manchuria.

I won a lot and made a fortune.

Almost all the strongholds, checkpoints, warehouses and stations along the railway turned to Ding Wei.

Even a fool can see that the Japanese are in trouble, and the traitors have no choice but to be bound to the devils until death. The puppet army still has a chance to surrender.

Now he has taken the initiative to surrender, which can be regarded as a change of heart and a new beginning.

If you surrender after defeating the Japanese, you will be a prisoner.

In addition to Wu Baoyun and Wang Tianheng from Fuxin, Zhou Weiguo reorganized two temporary divisions around Qishi. These two divisions belonged to the former Tieshi troops and were the first troops formed by the Japanese after arriving in Manchuria.

He was well-equipped and well-trained, and he followed the Japanese to do a lot of bad things. He can be said to be an absolute lackey.

Seeing that their master was in trouble, these two troops were the first to change their allegiance.

Ding Wei directly ordered the execution of the commanders of two temporary divisions and officers with serious criminal records.

It is really inappropriate to deal with them at this critical juncture of reorganizing the puppet army.

"What are you worried about? Now the puppet army is begging me to reorganize them. It's not me, Ding Wei, who wants to recruit them. How can they just become my soldiers? I will never tolerate those who have done evil things with the devils."

The puppet troops are more or less unclean, so we need to make an example of them and enforce strict military discipline.

The reorganized troops need to be pulled out for training and go north to suppress bandits first.

They are very ruthless. For the reorganized troops, management must be strengthened and their bloodiness must be polished in the shortest possible time.

They used to be puppet troops, but after taking over, they had to train and practice according to the requirements of the front-line troops.

The war quickly spread to the mountainous areas of northern Manchuria, and a group of people who were more ferocious in fighting were specially selected to reorganize the puppet army.

The ones brought here are veterans from the New 1st Regiment and the Shanxi-Northern Column. These guys have tough tempers and high combat skills, and you will have to admit defeat even after they beat you up.

There were some troublemakers among the puppet army, but they became obedient after being beaten twice.

If you want to quickly improve their combat effectiveness, you have to train them hard.

If you want to eat meat, you have to practice with the gun.

It's not that easy to get a gun under Ding Wei.

The company cadres also brought helmets with them. They were military helmets bought from Dezi and were replaced for the temporary troops.

After the military uniforms were unified, they looked brand new just from the outside.

The bandits were quite surprised. What kind of troops were these to suppress the bandits? They had never seen them before.

The shape of the helmet doesn't look like that of the Japanese or the Central Army. I don't understand.

It really proves what Ding Wei said that China's grassroots soldiers can be said to be the best in the world.

What affects combat effectiveness are weapons and equipment, as well as extremely greedy officers.

Feed the soldiers, pay them wages, and they will really work hard for you.

The three temporary divisions all pressed into the northern Manchuria region and quickly wiped out a large group of bandits.

During the Battle of Shanghai, some of the puppet troops also participated in this group, charging along with the tanks, and their combat effectiveness was not much worse than that of the Japanese.

Judging from the training level alone, the Manchurian puppet army had received serious training by the Japanese invaders.

After a slight adjustment, the combat effectiveness was mobilized.

Among the bandits that were eliminated, those who should be killed were killed, and those who should be reformed were reformed. Ding Wei divided the troops into two waves, one was the direct line of the Sui-Re-Cha Military Region, and the other was under the command of the Northeast Security Command, with a temporary division plan.

The temporary division will accommodate puppet troops, surrendered bandits, and members of the Japanese invaders' anti-war alliance. The two forces will be governed separately and nominally belong to different sequences.

This operation was very bold. Not only did they have to deal with a group of mixed guys, but they also had to guard against suspicion within the Eighth Route Army.

Regardless of all these, as long as he has the military force in his hands, no one can do anything to Ding Wei.

They swept through the northern Manchuria area one after another, seizing a large number of rifles, ammunition, gold and silver, and even dozens of homemade cannons. There were said to be hundreds of thousands of bandits here, but it was only a small matter to clear them out.

Many of them were village bandits or township bandits. When the troops came to clear them out, they would just live as civilians. Once the troops withdrew, they would go up the mountain and become bandits again.

This time it’s different, Ding Wei is serious.

After clearing out the bandits, land reform followed, land was distributed and landlords were fought off, and revolution was launched.

The movement was very big and gained local support.

They had already seized large tracts of territory in northern Manchuria in advance, controlled large tracts of land, and gained a mass base.

The captured weapons and equipment were used to train the militia, and militia teams were set up in each village and town, with unified supervision and training by cadres.

Using this method, a militia force of 70,000 to 80,000 was quickly assembled.

These people are potential reserve forces. After a period of training, they can be equipped as recruits in the army at any time.

In addition to the local militia, several column commanders were also good at commanding troops.

During the garrison period, troops were also recruited from local areas and integrated into the army.

There was no shortage of guns or cannons. In just a few months, Ding Wei had more than 300,000 troops.

The first column had more than 3.5 men;

The Second Column (Mudanjiang Detachment + Second Detachment) has more than 3.8 people;

The third column has 5.8 men;

The fourth column had 4.1 men;

The Fifth Column had more than 6 men;

The cavalry column consisted of more than 2.3 men;

The main force of the column consists of more than 23.8 people, which are the main forces that can be directly used for front-line combat.

2 armored divisions with more than 2.6 people; the attached infantry regiment has more than 1 people.

The artillery headquarters includes 10 artillery regiments and more than 3 artillery personnel.

The remaining baggage, transportation, logistics, and road and bridge troops number 9.8.

The Suirecha Military Region has a total strength of 40.8 troops.

This does not include the 60,000 to 70,000 militiamen and the 50,000 to 60,000 new recruits in the reserve force.

After reorganizing the four pseudo-army divisions, and now that the bandits have been cleared, five security divisions can be reorganized. As the commander of the Northeast Security Command, he is in charge of five complete temporary divisions, each with 4 to 5 people, and there are 5 troops.

The number of troops that Ding Wei can directly mobilize can be said to be around 57.

You don’t know until you try it, and you’ll be shocked when you do.