Rebirth of the National Marshal

Speaking of which, these pilots also hate those senior military officers very much. If they hadn't squeezed out all the training expenses, they would at least have the opportunity to take off for training. But now, they are pushed to the battlefield with only some basic introductory knowledge. Everyone says how elite the pilots of the Central Military Region are, but there are only 1/10 of them. Those people will never be sent here. These corrupt officials also have their own bottom line, which is that they must reserve the air force to defend the capital.

To be honest, those guys knew very well what should and should not be done. Comrade Stalin had to ensure the safety of the capital's sky, so there must be a group of elite pilots. They absolutely dared not withhold the training of these elite pilots. If Comrade Stalin knew about this, all of them would not be enough to be shot, so they only embezzled the training funds for the pilots outside of that 1/10.

People also have a strong argument when talking about this matter. Comrade Stalin, we only need pilots to defend the capital. What use are the pilots from other places? If you train all these fuel, there will be no chance to use them. There is no war now. Even if there is a war in the Far East, what does it have to do with you? Aren't you pilots of the Central Military Region? You have nothing to do with them. There is no point in training you. It is better to use all these expenses to buy a batch of urgently needed materials. As for what these materials are?

Is this something you pilots should be responsible for? Of course it is something that the senior officers should be responsible for. You just need to take care of learning theories, especially ideological education, because learning ideological education does not cost money, and you do not even need to hire teachers from outside. You can directly learn from our own teachers. The political commissar can teach you some ideological knowledge while enjoying delicious food.

What a good match! This is also the reason why the pilots of the Central Military Region were beaten so badly. During the subsequent investigation, it was found that as many as 200 officers were directly loaded onto trains and transported to the redemption camp in Siberia. If it weren't for their greed for enjoyment and embezzlement of the training funds for these pilots, such a problem would not have occurred.

But that's all in the future. Just like Comrade Stalin said, even if all these guys were shot 100 times, it would not save the Far East Air Force from defeat. Now the Far East Air Force is beyond saving. They have lost more than 1/3 of their aircraft of all kinds. Now there is no other way except to escape. However, the most taboo thing for the Air Force is escape. If you escape, you will leave your butt to others.

They can chase you quickly. If you are fast, then there will be no problem in escaping. If there is enough distance, you can also escape. But now both sides are mixed together. If you want to escape, you will only be annihilated by others. Experienced Soviet pilots did not choose to escape. They all chose to fight the enemy to the death. However, some inexperienced rookie pilots were different. After receiving the order to retreat, they immediately made a large-angle detour.

If you were on a training ground, your instructor would probably give you a perfect score, but now you are on a battlefield. What is the use of such a large-angle detour? It can only give the enemy an angle to attack you.

The Chahar pilots here are like hungry wolves, they are worried about not finding the angle to attack you, and you actually came to their doorstep. Should I praise you for being cute or scold you for being stupid for making such a move?

These Chahar pilots would never miss this opportunity. Although their gun barrels had been fired red, their contributions were also very great. Each of them had the record of destroying two or three planes.

"As long as your machine guns don't catch fire, keep going. We've already lost money this time. The worst that can happen is we can go back and replace our machine guns. Besides, our commander-in-chief is so rich that it's no problem for him to replace the entire plane for you. The prerequisite is that you have to go back alive. No one can be missing." Wang Hai said loudly. None of his pilots had lost any lives. The entire team had already shot down 11 enemy planes. This was already the standard of an ace team. They would definitely receive a commendation after returning. The Air Force had now accepted Mao Yuanshan's point of view.

As long as you get back alive, everything else can be solved, no matter how much stuff you lose or how many planes you lose? Your own life is the most important.

In modern society, everyone knows that pilots are more important than planes, but in this society, only a few people can understand this, less than 1/10. Only when pilots cannot be supported during a war, will everyone know that pilots are more important than planes.

This melee, or it would be more accurate to say a one-sided pursuit, lasted for about 300 km. At this time, the Chahar Air Force's ammunition and range had reached their limits. If they continued the pursuit, they would not be able to return to the airport, so the two sides broke away.

Only about 70 of the Soviet bombers and fighters were intact, and the remaining 20 or so were basically stranded when they landed. Not only did they suffer losses, but they also destroyed the airport. Many pilots had not yet landed and could only find a piece of wasteland to parachute.

The Chahar Air Force lost 25 aircraft and about a dozen pilots, all of whom were rescued, with only less than ten pilots lost.

The results of this battle are not as good as the last time, but they are still very impressive.

25:266.

When Mao Yuanshan heard this number, it had been about an hour since the battle ended, and the planes had returned to the airport to replenish ammunition and refuel. Their next target would be the Soviet troops, and they must not be given time to react, as the Soviet communication system was extremely old.

An hour had passed. Although their highest commander on the front line had already known about it, the troops below were still advancing and had not received the order that the air force had failed. If they received the order now, they would definitely retreat immediately and would not have suffered so many losses.