Rebirth of the National Marshal

In the past, Mengdan and her Mongolian brothers had no ability to resist. Those people had guns and ammunition, while we only had bows and arrows, and at most, matchlock guns. It was impossible to fight against the Soviet army. If we could raise 100 sheep every year, at least 70 would be taken away by them.

Originally they thought that these Han people would rob them like they did after their arrival, but who knew that these Han people would not touch any of their family property and even introduced a job to Meng Dan. In fact, things like herding sheep at home could be done by his son and daughter-in-law, and he didn't need to do anything himself. It turned out that the Han people wanted to build two bases around here, so Meng Dan went to work.

Meng Dan was very strong and could carry back 5 kilograms of flour every day from working there.

There are so many different ways to pay there. If you don't want these things, you can also wait until the end of the month to get three dollars.

After some calculations, the neighbors decided that it would be better to bring back 5 kilograms of flour every day. After all, they could eat flour at home, and the price would be much more than three yuan by the end of the month.

The only bad thing was that they often encountered Soviet patrols on the way from their homes to the construction base. Those patrols often stopped them and robbed them of all their money and property. Later, a militia organization was established and the Mongols were given guns, which was a better situation.

Of course, not everyone gets rich, just like Meng Dan, who works hard but is not a simple-minded fool.

So Mengdan won the favor of the Han people and was made the captain of the militia. Now he was holding a 20-shot box gun. The 20 or so workers who worked with him were all incorporated into the militia. Each of them was holding a Soviet Mosin-Nagant rifle and a Japanese Type rifle, but of course the most common ones were the Mauser rifles from Germany.

They had secretly tried it in some places and found that the German Mauser rifle was better. The German stuff was better than the Soviet stuff. The bullets did not jam and the shooting was very accurate.

In fact, every man on the grassland can shoot arrows, so for them, shooting is just a matter of mastering some basics to achieve very accurate shooting skills. Meng Dan doesn't dare to say that he can hit the target every time, but he can also serve as a sniper in the regular army.

Just after six o'clock this morning, Meng Dan finished his breakfast and began to call on the people at the gathering point to set off with him. Today, an airport is being built at the construction base over there. It seems that after it is completed, planes will be able to land. Meng Dan has never seen a plane in his life.

To Meng Dan, everything outside was very rare. If it weren't for these Han people coming from the south, he couldn't even imagine what his life would be like now. Every day was so miserable, and the sheep he raised were all given to the Soviets.

It’s not like now, when you finish a day’s work and go home, you can ask your wife to pour you a pot of wine and have a nice drink.

"Captain, I heard from my Kangba uncle who drives me that they were attacked by the Soviets again recently. Didn't we see several Soviets that day? If we hadn't shown our weapons, they might have attacked us as well. Should we report this matter? The frequency of the Soviets' actions has increased a lot recently." The guy who spoke was Mengdan's brother-in-law. They were not originally in the same place, but Mengdan called him over later. Now he is a 20-year-old young man. He plans to work at the base for a few years to save money for him and find him a wife. After all, his father-in-law has passed away, and it is only right that he has only one sister to take care of him.

Normally when he is at home, this kid calls him brother-in-law, but when he goes out with his rifle on, he calls him captain. This is also what Meng Dan asked for. He must behave in a formal manner.

"It has indeed been quite frequent recently. I will report to the superiors after I arrive at the base. Everybody be alert and keep your eyes open on the road. Bullets have no eyes. If we can spot those bastards in advance, we can rely on the weapons in our hands, and they won't be able to take advantage." As for the safety of our family, of course there is no need to worry about it. In addition to the five regular army soldiers, there is also the other half of the militia. They take turns to work there, one shift goes to work, and the other shift stays at home.

Speak of Cao Cao, and here he comes. As soon as Meng Dan and the others finished speaking, the guy in front who was responsible for scouting the way raised his right hand. According to the military, this means that the enemy has been discovered.

With a wave of Meng Dan's hand, the soldiers of the militia immediately loaded their guns. After a period of training, they now looked somewhat capable. They had originally gathered in a group, but now they immediately dispersed.

When we were studying, everyone said that if it was a battle like this, we had to disperse our team because there were no machine guns in their team.

If others have machine guns and a volley of bullets comes at you, at least several people will die. If you don't want to be hit by the machine gun, then disperse the team.

What's wrong with these old Russians? Weren't they scared by the Han Chinese over there? Why are they here again?

Meng Dan murmured in his heart that as the captain of the militia, in addition to the necessary military training, he would also teach her some other things, such as the international situation, which they often heard about. Meng Shan knew that the Russians were already the losers.

It seems that the Japanese have been very rampant in recent times. The Han people in the south have fought fiercely with the Japanese near their capital, and more than 100,000 people have died. Moreover, the Japanese have started fighting with some Chahar army in the Northeast. Could it be that these old Russians want to take advantage of the situation?

Even though Meng Dan is just an ordinary herdsman on the grassland, his reasoning is really good. If the military staff were here, they would definitely praise this guy.

He was right. The Soviets saw that the Chahar army was overwhelmed at this time, so they prepared to create some friction in the border area.

Historically, the Soviet Union was a nation that vigorously expanded. They never stopped their pace. From a small city, they expanded to a large empire spanning Europe and Asia. They would never bow to the Chinese. In their view, the Chinese were not even qualified to be their food, so how could they bow to them?