Rebirth of the National Marshal

Ever since the Chahar government forces entered the Mongolian steppes, these people on the Mongolian steppes have had work to do, either building some military bases or building some simple airports. Now there is an additional job of building railways. They can get 5 kilograms of white flour every day. This is real white flour. After you take it back, it is enough for your family to eat for a day. One person working there can feed the whole family.

Such a good thing has never happened before. If these Soviet prisoners of war take it away, what will our people do in the future? Will they be unable to eat? Meng Dan was very nervous about this matter, and the Mongolian soldiers behind him were also very nervous.

"Yes, Commander, Mengdan is right. If you think our Mongolian salaries are too high, you can reduce our salaries a little. We promise to do a much better job than these Soviets. They are usually like masters and can't do anything. If you ask them to build a railway for you, the quality may not be up to standard. Let us do it." When these Mongolian soldiers became nervous, they spoke the same way as Mengdan, still using the word "master".

Mao Yuanshan just smiled at their statement. It seems that it still needs time to correct it. He believes that after being influenced by the army, they will not say the word "adult" no matter how nervous they are in the future.

"You don't need to worry so much. Your original jobs will not be affected. The Mongolian steppe is really too big, but there are only more than 100 million Mongolians in total. I want to build Mongolia into a new industrial base with many factories and mines. That will require a lot of labor, and your salaries don't need to be reduced. In the future, more foreigners may come to work here. For example, when building a railway, your Mongolians can become squad leaders. Teach them how to work while they are working, and monitor them at other times to prevent them from doing anything that is bad for the country. Wouldn't that make things a lot easier for you?" Mao Yuanshan said this, and these guys finally understood.

It turns out that the commander did not abandon us Mongolians, but wanted us Mongolians to be supervisors and let these Soviets do the work. Of course, they were very happy with this result. In the past, it was them Mongolians who did the work, and the Soviets watched them, and beat and scolded them from time to time. I didn't expect that now it would be the other way around, and you Soviets have come to this day.

Here, Mengdan led his Mongolian brothers to capture prisoners happily. In their opinion, getting the Soviets to work for them was more important than anything else. They had suffered a lot from these bastards in the past, and now they can bully you too. The satisfaction in their hearts cannot be replaced by a few cans of meat.

An armored vehicle also drove over here to invite Mao Yuanshan to go to the front line to take a look. Now the armored troops have advanced to 30 kilometers away, and the area about 10 kilometers ahead has been occupied by infantry and has been almost cleared. Clearing the Soviet positions is much easier than clearing the Japanese positions.

The Soviets are a strange people. When they win a battle, you won't see them taking any prisoners. All of them will rush to the enemy's machine guns, even if it means losing their lives. But when they lose, they have no fighting spirit at all. Most of them will think about how to survive. This is what makes this strange people.

In the battle that just ended, there were only about 6000 casualties, but there were more than 5 prisoners. This surprised Mao Yuanshan because he did not prepare such a large prisoner-of-war camp. In their original calculations, there must be a lot of prisoners, but or is already good. He did not expect that there would be a plan of more than five times. There is no other way. There are materials for building prisoner-of-war camps, but there are not so many people. The only way is to let the soldiers hold guns and let these Soviet soldiers build prisoner-of-war camps. When the reinforcements from the rear arrive, they will transport all these guys back to build railways. This is your final responsibility.

"Division Commander, I think it's time for our Sixth Regiment to go up. This morning you deceived us by saying that our duty is the most important, to defend the entire country and so on. But now look, there is no trace of the Soviets anywhere. They have all run ahead. That Qiu Qingquan has already run 40km away and is about to charge into the Soviet city." Kong Erlangzi was not satisfied with his mission. He clearly said last night that he was in the main defense position, but after a night, there was no need for defense at all. The Soviets had run away without a trace!

Faster than rabbits, the Seventh and Eighth Regiments went up to attack, and only our Sixth Regiment was still guarding here.

"I say, Captain Kong, this idea of ​​yours is very problematic. Weren't you very happy when I arranged the combat mission last night? You made the other two captains very angry. We must ensure the safety of our own hometown while attacking. Your Sixth Regiment has the strongest combat effectiveness among the three regiments, so of course you have to accept this task. Although the people have been withdrawn, the safety of your hometown must also be guaranteed. You should continue to stay here. I promise to arrange for you to attack immediately after the reinforcements arrive. Don't worry, there will be battles to fight in the future. My appetite is not just in the border areas. I want to create a living space for our China." It is necessary for the generals under his command to have a warlike heart, so Mao Yuanshan only encouraged them and could not suppress their desire to fight.

"You are the commander-in-chief. Whatever you say is the truth. I will tell my brothers what you say. If you still let us guard this place in the future, I will not be able to explain to my brothers. I am just a rough guy and cannot do any ideological work for my brothers." Kong Erlangzi was originally an honest man and did not know how to beat around the bush. Unexpectedly, after serving as the regiment commander for a while, his mind became more active and he began to play the trick of moral kidnapping with Mao Yuanshan. Isn't this something we often play on Chairman Chiang? You have learned it too, and you are quite good at it.