Rebirth of the National Marshal

Admiral Dudin defeated Marshal Timoshenko with just one sentence. Marshal Timoshenko really didn't expect that the things he had repeatedly warned were not as important as the three cities in Europe in the eyes of the masters in Moscow. Of course, those three cities were indeed very important. They were almost the symbol of the Soviet Empire. If those three cities were lost, the entire Soviet Union would really be doomed. Therefore, it was understandable that the Soviet Union deployed the Air Force in Europe.

In the impression of all Soviet people, the Far East is a barren land. Don’t say that the place is rich in minerals, nor that the place is our back garden. There is not even a house in front of us. What is the use of a back garden?

"Although we cannot send those new aircraft, the Supreme Command has still mobilized them for you. There are about 2000 Yak-R aircraft. This number is definitely several times that of the Chinese. We can use these aircraft to kill them in numbers. It is absolutely possible. Please believe that we are invincible, Marshal Temujin." It was not easy to kill all these political commissars in the last war. The Chinese killed them very cleanly.

My ears also sobered up a little. I didn't expect that there would be another person like this coming from Moscow. If fighting will is useful, then what are so many advanced aircraft for? Why not leave all of you who have strong fighting will in Europe? Then give me those advanced aircraft in Europe.

"In fact, these planes are also very good. I understand the intention of the top leaders. Let's let these planes come to our airport as soon as possible." Having these old planes is better than having none. Marshal Timoshenko is now frightened by the lack of air force. He suffered a great loss in the battle with the Chahar local troops because he had no air force. If their air force still existed, the last battle would never have turned out like that.

Marshal Timoshenko could only swallow his anger. What could he say? Could he say that these planes were not very useful? If he really dared to say that, then the people of the Anti-Counterrevolutionary Committee would really dare to handcuff this guy, exaggerate the matter, and put a big hat on him for rebelling against the central government. Then you would not know how you died. These people are the best at doing such things, no matter whether you are a marshal or an ordinary soldier.

Although Comrade Stalin is still your strongest support, if you are defeated in this battle, you will lose this support. At that time, it will be up to us, the dormitory management committee, to decide how to deal with you. Even though you are a marshal now, if you really enter the Siberian atonement camp, you will not be able to catch up with an ordinary soldier there.

The first batch of reinforcements, about 12 troops from an army group, had already got off the train in Irkutsk.

This also gave Marshal Timoshenko great confidence, so now the old guy expanded the offensive plan. It was no longer the original two infantry divisions, but three infantry divisions with more than 70 people, and an armored regiment with the support of about tanks. This was several times larger than the original plan.

This was also a plan of Marshal Temujin, which could allow Moscow and the vast majority of the Soviet people to see their resistance. Even if they could only push the Chinese back a few dozen meters, Moscow's Propaganda Committee could say that hundreds of thousands of Chinese had been killed.

It is indeed the Far East region that makes the entire Soviet empire feel extremely ashamed.

"Your plan is perfect, dear Marshal. I believe our army will be able to break through their first line of defense. By then our second batch of reinforcements will arrive, and all the troops will go straight forward. I believe we can drive them out of Ulan-Ude. Our Soviet city will eventually be in our hands." Admiral Duding was not a man who understood military affairs at all.

He didn't even look at the battle plan. He was just excited when he heard that the Chinese were going to be attacked. Such a person is absolutely incompetent to be the chief of staff of an army of hundreds of thousands. However, he is doing a good job for now.

He himself understood very well what an excellent political commissar should do. In the minds of these political commissars, as long as the combat plan established by the military chief is established, we should respect it. Of course, it is only those offensive combat plans. If it is a defensive combat plan, we don't need to care about it. That is absolutely not allowed. Our great Soviet army can only attack and absolutely cannot have any defense.

To say that they are a bunch of idiots is a bit of an insult to idiots. These guys basically have no military qualities. The only reason they can become officials in the army is because they are members of the Security Bureau. In the minds of the Soviet upper echelons, people from the Security Bureau are trustworthy because their fighting will is reliable.

Another reason is that they implemented the decisions of the highest level of the Soviet Union without any compromise. If it were other military commanders, they would have subjective initiative on the front line and would consider how to do this thing. The telegram from Moscow might not be useful to them. Only by letting these political commissars supervise them would they know how important Moscow's orders were and remember how cold the Siberian penitentiary camps were.

"Now our 17th Infantry Division, 22nd Infantry Division and 23rd Division will launch a full-scale attack, with the rd Armored Regiment providing cover and the nd Aviation Division providing air cover." On a rare sunny day, Marshal Timoshenko issued the order to attack, and tens of thousands of people rushed towards Chahar's defensive positions.

When they just walked out of Irkutsk, the Chahar army's unmanned reconnaissance aircraft had already taken pictures of all these people and sent them back to their base as quickly as possible.

Mao Yuanshan's staff immediately worked out a battle plan. Two armored regiments faced the enemy head-on, penetrated directly and broke up their ranks. An infantry regiment followed closely behind the two armored regiments and slowly eliminated the remaining enemies. This was an offensive plan without any new tricks, but it was invincible on the battlefield. As long as your armored regiment was strong enough, there would be absolutely no problem.

Mao Yuanshan also adjusted his strategy in time. The Air Force must participate in the war because the enemy already has an air force. If we still maintain the original strategy, we will definitely suffer losses.