Rebirth of the National Marshal

All situations on the battlefield were changing rapidly. They had originally planned to wipe out their two infantry divisions, but who knew that they would simply increase their forces? It was also because the reinforcements from Moscow arrived just in time. If they had not arrived so promptly, Timoshenko would never have dared to mobilize so many troops.

Admiral Dudin has already reported all the situations here to the central government in Moscow. His main job here is not to take care of military affairs. Bebeto had already told him that when he came, Marshal Timoshenko is still a close comrade-in-arms of Comrade Stalin. Don't do too much. You just need to report what happens here on a normal basis, and your mission will be accomplished. As for other things, there are no new tasks for you for the time being.

Admiral Duding is doing a very good job in the current situation. He is now in the headquarters every day watching the staff officers coming and going to report some information, and by the way, he reports the ideological trends of Marshal Timoshenko. Now Marshal Timoshenko wants to deal a huge blow to the Chinese.

A marshal who had spent his whole life in the military was killed by an opponent he looked down upon. This kind of thing would make anyone feel unhappy, especially now that all undertakings in the Soviet Union are thriving, but the army has lost face. What will the people think? What will the top leaders think? Therefore, a thorough annihilation war must be fought to restore his image among the people and to continue to have a good impression in the eyes of the top leaders. If possible, it is better to go back to Europe for some activities. The Far East is too remote. Not to mention the weather, it is too difficult for him to make progress in his political life if he is far away from the core of power.

It is completely different from the front-line command of the Chahar local government. There is a huge radar over there that can monitor various indicators in the air, but we know nothing here. The Soviet planes don’t even have a simple communication system. If we want to know the situation at the front, we have to wait for our air force to come back and report. This is no longer a war between armies of different eras, it seems like armies of two different eras are fighting.

Many people back then said that the reason why the Soviets were able to defeat the Japanese was because they had more weapons and equipment. The Soviets defeated the Japanese entirely by relying on their numerical advantage. The quality was really not that good. If they did not have so many troops and so many resources, they would not have fared much better if they had confronted the Japanese head-on.

The air forces of both sides now have almost only one goal, which is to quickly kill the other side's air force and then quickly support their own ground troops. This is what the air force should do.

Of course, although their goals are the same, in the end only one country's air force can win, and the other country's air force must serve as a stepping stone for the other and send the other to the throne. Only by sacrificing one's own life can one make the other wise.

"According to the intelligence sent by our headquarters, we will encounter a group of enemy aircraft in about ten minutes. All planes should climb immediately. We should use our original tactics and dive from high altitudes. How much credit you can gain depends on you." All the pilots heard similar words from their superiors. As there was no radar on the planes, they were still unable to capture all the information about the enemy.

All of these were transmitted from the command center, but even so, they were already many times more advanced than those of the Soviets. The Soviets didn't know yet that there were Chinese planes waiting for them on their way.

If we look at their fleet purely from the Soviet perspective, it is also very large, with about 100 fighter jets escorting more than 80 bombers, heading towards the Chinese positions in a mighty manner. If they were really allowed to fly over, they would definitely cause considerable losses to the Chinese positions.

Although Mao Yuanshan increased the ground-based air defense weapons in the army and some 20mm caliber anti-aircraft guns were also exchanged, these things are completely different from the planes in the sky, because the planes in the sky move very fast. No matter how flexible the ground-based air defense weapons are, their movement speed cannot be compared with that of the planes. Moreover, as long as you deploy too many air defense weapons in a place, people will know that it is an important strategic target. Even if he is hit in the end, he can still achieve his goal by directly crashing into it with the plane. This is an act that is not worth the loss. Therefore, the enemy's air force must be killed in the sky to prevent them from coming over our heads. This is what we should do most. Air defense in the blue sky is very important. Mao Yuanshan said this a long time ago. The air force's combat goal is to prevent enemy planes from flying over our army. This is our lifelong goal.

Pilot Wang Hai is currently a team leader. He became the team leader of this team because of his contributions in flying three fighter jets.

This was his second time flying a plane into the battlefield. Before that, he had nearly 200 hours of training time on the training ground, which was basically considered acceptable in a regular aviation school. Due to the urgent situation on the battlefield, all of them were sent to Mongolia. He was dragged onto the battlefield during the last major air force operation, and he was so scared that he almost wet his pants at the beginning.

But when he performed the movements taught by the instructor, he found that those Soviet pilots were much worse than her. Not only could they not keep up with their movements, but those planes were also very rubbish. It was really terrible. Those planes could not make any big turns and their flying speed was relatively slow. Although the weapons on them hit him, what damage could the 7.62mm bullets cause to him?

The worst weapon on our planes is the 13mm large-caliber bullet, which can directly blow them up in mid-air if it hits the enemy's planes. In addition, there are 30mm machine guns, which can attack tanks on land, which is simply too good.

During the last war, after I had dealt with the targets in the sky, I made a large dive and appeared directly above the enemy's armored regiment, and used machine guns to hit the tanks of the armored regiment so hard that they couldn't find their way back.