Devil's Army

In order to ease the atmosphere, Director Zheng flattered him and said:

"The penicillin produced by your army is indeed very effective. The leader now wants me to come here in the name of the government to increase the purchase volume."

"Director Zheng has been buying this medicine for several years. The Nanjing government only knows now whether this penicillin is effective?" Gray Wolf said sarcastically.

"Well, Director Zheng, it's getting late now. You need more medicine this time. You stay in Jinzhou for one night. I'll ask the troops to prepare the medicine you want. We'll go back to the tribe with you tomorrow morning?"

"Okay, I'll follow Commander Leng's instructions."

After Director Zheng said goodbye to Leng Feng, he poured himself a glass of wine and thought while drinking.

"From the conversation between Commander Leng and Commander Tan tonight, it is unlikely that he will change the troop organization back to the original one. The leader has really chilled Commander Leng's heart this time. But these words cannot be said to the leader."

Director Zheng decided to think of a second-best solution.

The next morning, Director Zheng, Leng Feng and Gray Wolf returned to the Oroqen tribe. The soldiers had already prepared the medicine Director Zheng needed.

Director Zheng looked at the pile of medicine and asked Leng Feng:

"Captain Leng, should we still go by water? Now that many waters are occupied by the Japanese army, the water routes are not very safe."

"Well, you pay for the shipping fee and we'll help you deliver it to Chongqing by plane."

"Can your plane reach Chongqing?"

"It wouldn't be difficult to ask the research department to add an auxiliary fuel tank to the aircraft."

"That's no problem. We will bear the freight. Safety is the most important thing. But there is still one small problem." At the critical moment, Director Zheng's profit-seeking nature was revealed again.

"Director Zheng, please speak."

"This time the government took the lead and purchased a large amount. I also supplied the drugs to the government at the original price. Do you think the price of the drugs can be pushed down further?"

"There is no way to lower the price of the medicine any further. So, I will give you three more boxes privately as your service fee."

Director Zheng was delighted when he heard this. Now on the black market, one penicillin can be sold for one small yellow croaker, and one box can be sold for 8 to 10 small yellow croakers.

Director Zheng had to stay in the tribe for two or three days because he had to wait for the plane to be equipped with auxiliary fuel tanks.

Director Zheng invited Leng Feng and Huilang to Tieling County for lunch.

During lunch, Director Zheng hinted that in addition to buying medicine, another mission he came here for was to discuss the private reorganization of the First Anti-Japanese Army.

Leng Feng did not want to embarrass his biggest buyer, so he said bluntly:

"If you reply to the leader like this, we are now also in the ranks of the Nanjing government army. From now on, as long as the leader needs us to go anywhere to fight the Japanese, we will obey the deployment at any time."

Leng Feng's implication was that they should still obey the leader's orders for the time being.

This might be the best outcome he could have gotten from this trip.

In the evening, Director Zheng reported the results of his mediation to the leader through Director Mao.

After hearing this, the Nanjing leader silently put down the phone. He said that he would go to war with the First Anti-Japanese Army, but that was just an angry remark. He had no confidence or strength to do so. But when he heard that the First Anti-Japanese Army had arranged a plane to help him deliver medicine, he immediately wanted to show off his power as a leader.

He sent a telegram to Director Mao, asking him to notify Director Zheng to leave an air force behind to assist them in air defense while the First Anti-Japanese Army arranged for planes to deliver medicine.

During this period, the Japanese bombing of Chongqing became more and more frequent, and a new fighter plane appeared.

Hearing what Director Zheng said, Leng Feng thought that Chongqing is also our territory and is now being ravaged by the Japanese Air Force. He should shoulder the due responsibility.

What's more, they could also fight against the Japanese most advanced Zero fighters and accumulate some experience for their First Front Air Force and Second Front Air Force.

Leng Feng agreed, but at the same time pointed out that the Nanjing government must bear all the expenses of his fighter squadron.

Secondly, they arranged their own ground crew to serve this fighter squadron, and all expenses were also borne by the Nanjing government.

The Nanjing government troops were lax and irresponsible, and Leng Feng was worried that they would make mistakes.

Director Zheng agreed immediately. Unexpectedly, during this trip, he also completed a task assigned by the leader.

Two days later, the research department added auxiliary fuel tanks to the First Army's 12 Huaxia- ​​fighters and two H- bombers.

The soldiers loaded all the medicine into a H-1 bomber.

Director Zheng and his team members all boarded another H-1 bomber.

The two bombers flew to Chongqing under the escort of 12 Huaxia II fighters and stationed in Chongqing.

The Nanjing government also had its first supersonic fighter squadron.

What no one expected was that the Hua Xia 2 Fighter Squadron achieved a brilliant record the day after arriving in Chongqing.