Bright Sword: Start with Ding Blast Bridge, Homemade Sweet Potato Cake

As long as I can get some reference materials, I am confident that I can produce the AK47 within half a year.

It is difficult to go from zero to one, but the difficulty level drops several times if you imitate something that already exists.

Zhuo Yue frowned and said that he would try his best, but he could not guarantee to complete the task.

She had deep feelings for the Soviet Union and was unsure whether this approach would jeopardize relations between the two sides.

Damn it, if it wasn’t for the fact that she was still somewhat useful, Ding Wei really wanted to knock the Virgin Mary’s head off.

After making arrangements with Zhuoyue, I felt a little uneasy inside, thinking that this woman was not someone who could accomplish great things.

"Call Guan Xue to me."

In comparison, Ding Wei understood Liao Fei's special arrangement. This femme fatale, who would do anything to achieve her goals, was the one who could truly accomplish great things.

In order to ensure that we get the information about the automatic rifle, we decided to take both paths at the same time.

Arrange Guan Xue to go to the Soviet Union to secretly handle the matter.

One in the open, one in secret, the two women entered the North as secret agents.

Guan Xue, wearing a leather jacket and with curly hair, walked in. She is now responsible for training monitoring personnel and communications recruits.

Under Ding Wei's control.

Judging from her experience of working for the Japanese, apart from Ding Wei, no one else would help her.

"Get what I want. As long as I, Ding Wei, am still here for the rest of my life, no one can touch you."

Guan Xue raised her head and looked at Ding Wei.

"How much is your verbal promise worth?"

She is well aware of her situation and is ultimately an insecure person.

If you want a sense of security, it’s simple.

Ding Wei stood up and walked to the window. The view was very good and it was daytime, so he could see the entire headquarters from above.

With a gentle push of his left hand, he pressed her onto the table.

Grasp two key points and plug the primary gap.

Guan Xue was at a loss as to what to do. She was about to push him away, but she forced herself to calm down and try to actively respond.

If a woman, especially a beautiful woman, wants to survive in troubled times, she must rely on the strong.

I like dealing with smart people who know what they want and the process is just part of the transaction.

Since it is a transaction, it is a transaction whether you are happy about it or not.

If you can't resist, just lie down and enjoy it.

Why would you be so hard on yourself?

Use the simplest things to complete the promised transaction.

The other party had been a traitor, and would certainly be shot if he was purged. If he could help Ding Wei accomplish something big, it would be easy for him to be protected.

The fifth day in Harbin...

Exhausted and tired, good news came from the military factory that had been working overtime day and night.

With a complete set of SKS drawings, I made some minor changes first, first changing the bayonet on the original basis, and not making major changes to other places.

It can be understood as a copy of SKS, and there is still room for improvement from the 56 in Ding Wei's mind.

The advantage of small-scale changes is that the production line can be designed immediately and trial production can be started after 3 months.

Three months is too long, so the time should be shortened by half, and materials and personnel should be prioritized. Ding Wei really wants a finished semi-automatic rifle.

The existing production line can produce bolt-action rifles, mainly the Type 81 rifle and the Type 38 rifle.

There is not much demand for these things. The rewards and spoils are enough to equip the troops, and there are also other military factories that produce them.

As the best military factory in the country, Ding Wei's standards must be higher and he must produce semi-automatic rifles.

SKS47 must be delivered in June.

After returning to Tongliao from Harbin, his old subordinates began to congratulate Ding Wei on his promotion.

He was given the authority of a front-line commander and was promoted to one of the standing committee members of the Manchuria Bureau, which meant that he had the right to participate in the offensive mobilization of the main column.

In addition to the five independent columns under his command, he also had the right to mobilize the nine columns of the Manchurian Democratic Alliance.

Whenever there is a large-scale war, Ding Wei is the one who is on the front line and serves as the backbone.

"Humph, this is not a good thing. I, Ding Wei, have to shoulder the lives of hundreds of thousands of comrades. Any decision I make may result in the deaths of tens of thousands of people."

A general is brave, a commander is tired.

The more people you can command, the more blood you have on your hands. Any irrational decision may ruin a team.

I suddenly felt sentimental. Ding Wei shook his head to dispel these thoughts.

"Order each column to switch from a defensive posture to an offensive posture and make preparations for the offensive before the war. Since I, Ding Wei, have the honor of commanding you all, I will lead you comrades to deal with the situation in the Northeast."

Turning my eyes back to the battle map, I missed Zhou Weiguo a little.

This guy is a good staff officer and now he is leading an army alone at the border. Should he be transferred over to help?

After some consideration, I suppressed it for the time being.

"Call Zhang Dabiao over to me. The 3rd Independent Column will be the mobile force directly under the front-line command. Transfer Zhang Dabiao to serve as the chief of staff of my command."

If you want to fight a war, you have to take stock of the troops you have, as well as the weapons and equipment and supporting firepower that can be mobilized.

The first person to find Ding Wei was the commander who had been transferred here a long time ago and was now in charge of the front-line combat logistics headquarters, known as Brother Gangzi.

In the next period of time, the two of them must cooperate sincerely.

Gang Zige was responsible for the overall logistics of the Manchurian Democratic Alliance Army and established three logistics commands, namely the Eastern General Logistics Command, the Liaodong Logistics Command, and the Frontline Combat Logistics Command.

He also served as the commander of the front-line combat logistics headquarters. His main duty was to be in charge of the political work in the liberated areas and he served as one of the standing members of the Manchuria Bureau.

Coordinate military industrial production, material dispatch, and resume production.

This major reorganization brought about great changes in the political system of Manchuria, making the administrative and military-political systems more unified, reducing differences and different voices.

The Manchurian Democratic Alliance Army's General Headquarters was headed by Brother Biao.

Ding Wei is in charge of the frontline command.

The logistics headquarters is headed by Gang Zige.

The three giants are placed in the front, and then the team is established with the three giants to make the whole train run.

The speed of a train depends entirely on the locomotive.

As for which direction to run, it is up to Mr. Dong to decide.

The current command system is simple and clear, including combat, execution, and logistics replenishment, while also initiating construction work to resume production in the rear.

While liberating, producing, and absorbing the industrial foundation of the Northeast.

Ten columns were assembled in Tongliao, Siping and Changchun areas, two columns in Liaodong and two columns in Jireliao. This is the current first-line field column sequence, with a total of 2 field columns.

An independent division was established on the second line, composed of militia, surrendered soldiers, and reorganized personnel, as a reserve force to be added to the field column at any time.

Organize militia training in the Third Front and be responsible for logistics, production, farming, land reform and other tasks.

The situation has changed, and the sky in Manchuria has also changed.

At the end of April and the beginning of May, when Ding Wei ordered all units to prepare for war, the reorganization within the National Army was also carried out in a big way.

Was this reorganization a little late? Chen Chixiu reorganized more than 50 people in one go, mixing the security forces with the main force.

It seemed that she was quite confident in Chen's ability, so Niang Xipi, who was far away in Jinling, went to Mount Lushan to escape the summer heat without any worries.

You still want to escape the heat, but doesn't your heart feel cold?