Rebirth of the National Marshal

When Mao Yuanshan pointed his gun at the Japanese devils in the Rehe area, the Japanese devils also felt it. To them, the Security Corps was now a big enemy. No matter how the Central China Expeditionary Army asked them for help, the North China Expeditionary Army and the Kwantung Army did not send a single soldier, because they felt that they were facing the biggest crisis at the moment. The Central China Expeditionary Army would at most stop the attack, and we would most likely lose the territory we had occupied before. This was definitely not a small matter. Japan now regarded the Northeast region as its own homeland.

In order to deal with what was happening here, the Kwantung Army and the North China Expeditionary Army formed a headquarters, with the commander-in-chief of the North China Expeditionary Army, Yan Junliu, as the commander-in-chief, in charge of all matters on the Rehe front.

In addition to forming a headquarters, the Kwantung Army transferred a tank brigade, making two tank brigades on the front line. This was already a very large force, because there were only five tank brigades in the whole of Japan. In addition to two in the mainland, one was in the Kwantung Army, one in the North China Expeditionary Army, and one in the Central China Expeditionary Army. However, the one in the Central China Expeditionary Army had lost about half of its troops and could not be considered a complete tank brigade.

But for the soldiers of the security corps, it doesn't matter even if you have a few more tank brigades. What you think is very powerful is the small tanks mentioned by our commander-in-chief, but I can kill you with machine guns directly, not to mention our other new weapons.

The Japanese military also reported to their headquarters that the Type 90 tanks currently being manufactured were almost useless on the battlefield, especially in front of the Security Corps. They had almost 100 ways to beat these tanks back to the Paleolithic Age, but there was no response from the headquarters.

After receiving this report, the Japanese military headquarters also began to think about it. They also obtained a batch of such American heavy machine guns and replaced them with armor-piercing bullets for testing. They found that if they wanted to withstand such armor-piercing bullets, they would have to increase the weight of the current tanks by at least five tons.

This is simply a joke. Japan's domestic steel production is limited. 70% of the total steel production is supplied to the navy, and the army can only account for 30%. If a tank is added with five tons of weight, how many fewer infantry weapons will be produced? This is absolutely impossible.

Besides, the Japanese headquarters had also done the math. If the weight of the tanks was increased by five tons, then their motors would not be enough, and they would have to be all shipped back to replace the engines, which would be even more troublesome.

After replacing the engine, the original fuel will be insufficient and they will have to add more fuel. This is the tragedy of a poor country. Even for the lives of the soldiers on the front line, this kind of tank should be thickened. Unfortunately, after weighing the pros and cons, they directly shelved the plan to thicken the tank, and it was shelved indefinitely.

Although the officers on the front lines hope that the headquarters can make changes, the headquarters also has its own difficulties. If they directly reply to the front-line officers and say that we cannot modify the tanks for you because of problems with steel and fuel, it will hurt the hearts of the front-line soldiers. No matter how cheap those soldiers are, they have spent some money to train them, especially the officers, who are not ordinary soldiers. But if they are modified, they cannot come up with the money now. They might as well just drag it out and not give the front line a clear attitude. This is something the Japanese government can think of.

The Japanese government can drag this matter on indefinitely, but the soldiers on the front lines have no way to get rid of it. They have to drive this thin-skinned, large-stuffed tank into the position because, according to their officers, having such a thing is much better than having nothing. With such a tank, the enemy can use machine guns to shoot at the tank. If there is no such tank, the enemy's machine gun will shoot directly at your body. It is very likely that the bullet will miss the tank and fly away, and hit your body. Such a large-caliber bullet will directly cut you in half.

In addition to the problem of tanks, there is the problem of aircraft. The Kwantung Army and the North China Expeditionary Army assembled two flying divisions, about 370 combat aircraft, including more than fighters, and the rest were all bombers.

Among these more than 1940 aircraft, all are old aircraft and there are no new aircraft at all. In fact, in history, apart from the Zero aircraft developed by the Japanese in , there were no other new aircraft in service.

If the history of this world is exactly the same as the history of the original world, then Mao Yuanshan can just lie down and sleep soundly now. The Japanese have no new aircraft to add, but I can continue to upgrade this aircraft. Now the system has begun to have upgrade software, which can not only upgrade the rifles in the hands of soldiers, but even these aircraft and tanks can be upgraded. It's just that it's still gray now, and it should be upgraded after meeting some requirements. Even if these aircraft cannot be upgraded, I can still exchange them for some other more advanced aircraft, such as the American p47 and p51.

These planes were meritorious planes in history and had made great military achievements. Even when the Japanese devils' Zero plane came out, they could not gain any advantage over these two planes. Although the Zero plane in history was very powerful, it also had its fatal flaws. Mao Yuanshan knew all of these flaws. As long as he gave the pilots a little lesson, these Zero planes would become turkeys.

Colonel Leng Feng, the commander of the 1st Flying Division, has already completed preparations at the front line.

The Chahar Security Corps has about 350 aircraft, including 350 fighters, 109 bombers, and more than transport planes that are not included. In terms of quantity, they are less than the Japanese devils, but in terms of quality, it is unknown how much they surpass them. As of now, none of their planes have the speed to catch up with the BF fighter.

The speed of their fighter planes is barely comparable to that of the Stuka bombers, so we can only wish them good luck in our hearts.