Liang Jian: Lao Li, I'm really not a military expert

After the arsenal started to expand its production capacity, Lin Zhenhua really didn't care about the consumption of ammunition. The larger the territory occupied, the more resources he could obtain.

"Our current situation is actually quite good. The Japanese never dreamed that we would have such a strong military production capacity."

"By exporting a large amount of medicine, we have obtained a large amount of food and much-needed raw materials. As our occupied area becomes larger and larger, the food gap is also increasing. In order to change this unfavorable situation, the air transport line will be restarted tonight."

"In order to complete the delivery of food as quickly as possible, we will use segmented transportation to transport the supplies back to the base."

"Two backup transfer sites will also be put into use tonight. Twelve emergency modified oil tanker aircraft will travel back and forth to transport oil to the transfer sites every day."

"We ordered another batch of ammunition from Chen Minggeng. Now all of them have arrived and are waiting for us to ship them back."

"The reason I'm saying this today is to reassure you that we have ample ammunition reserves, allowing you to fight with all your might!"

Lin Zhenhua said this with full confidence. After acquiring the Shuiquan Oilfield, the oil crisis in the base was completely resolved.

"College student, I think you have been happy for too long. It's not that I, Chu Yunfei, want to pour cold water on you, but the truth is much more serious than you say."

"Take fuel, for example. There is indeed no shortage of fuel now, but that doesn't mean there won't be a shortage in the next few months. To give the simplest example, the reason why the Japanese did not support the bombing of Shuiquan Oilfield is that they did not want to destroy the oilfield facilities that they had worked so hard to build."

"We have the opportunity to continue mining, but once the Japanese suffer a major defeat in the battle for air supremacy, they will most likely target the Shuiquan Oilfield."

"We have indeed deployed a large number of air defense facilities at Shuiquan Oilfield and stationed two fighter squadrons, but it is nothing but a pipe dream to want to defend the oilfield."

"Don't think that I, Chu Yunfei, am deliberately pouring cold water on you. What I said is the truth. We must prepare in advance for the explosion of Shuiquan Oilfield and do everything possible to reserve more fuel."

"Not to mention that once the air transport line is opened, the fuel consumption will be an astronomical figure. Unless it is absolutely necessary, I don't agree to do this."

"But we have to bring in external support to solve the current dilemma. Otherwise, it will be difficult to break through with our strength."

"Brother Yunfei, I, Old Li, think you overestimate the Japanese. On the surface, the Japanese have more fighter planes than us, and they have the advantage in numbers, but we are not given away for free either. The sufficient weapons and ammunition alone are enough to give the Japanese a hard time."

"War is not just about courage, it's about the logistical support capabilities of both sides. The longer one can hold out, the greater the chance of victory!"

"We are not going to fight the Japanese to death, but just want to delay for a while. Now it is the beginning of December, and the weather is getting colder day by day. I estimate that it will snow in a few days."

"Even if the Japanese want to launch an offensive, they can only dream about it. The troops' winter cotton clothes are being transported to the front line by air, and they will all arrive in two days."