Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

Malayan soldiers built a large number of defensive positions relying on the high ground of Bukit Kayu Hitam.

As long as they can hold this place, they can keep the Xincheng army out of the country.

A large amount of equipment from Xincheng soon arrived at the front line.

Relying on tanks in the front, a large number of heavy artillery positions began to be deployed in the back.

Malaya also launched a tentative attack, but was directly repelled by tanks.

Their exploratory attack was completely ineffective. A small number of rockets even hit the Xincheng tanks, but none of them were destroyed.

After the attack failed, the Malayan military gave up the idea of fighting back.

Even though they have the advantage in numbers, the gap in heavy firepower is too great, and if they leave the cover and fight back, there will be heavy casualties.

After the heavy artillery positions were set up, the surrounding air defense weapons were also deployed, and even an air defense missile from the laboratory was pulled out.

I want to test it in actual combat on the front line.

The bombardment began, and a large number of shells poured into the city of Kuayumagaya and the nearby Kuayumagaya Mountain.

The Malayan army was now like rats hiding in their holes, hoping not to be hit directly.

If this kind of heavy artillery hits them directly, the bullet shelters they dug will not be able to withstand it. Even if the bunkers can withstand it, their human bodies will not be able to withstand it.

Every soldier prayed in this depressing atmosphere, asking Allah for protection.

Time passed by minute by minute, half an hour, an hour.

The bombardment seemed endless.

They originally thought that it was just artillery fire, and then they would wait for the enemy soldiers to charge while they defended, but they didn't expect that now they were just being bombarded without even a chance to shoot.

The airship kept traveling back and forth between the new city and the front line. A large number of weapons and equipment produced in the new city's industrial zone were loaded onto the airship and could be delivered to the front line in just six hours.

With such a supply, Wu San didn't consider the issue of artillery shell consumption at all. He knew that even if the factory's supply was insufficient, as long as the patriarch took action once, it would be enough for them to use for a long time.

Anyway, Wu Sancai doesn't care about infiltration or tactics, he just uses hard power to overwhelm them.

In this terrain, any individual tactics are useless.

All the new city scouts were equipped with small radios.

It only takes two minutes from discovering the enemy to attacking him.

These scouts were distributed throughout the front lines, and some even hid in the Malayan region. Their mission was to detect any movements of the enemy and report their positions if they discovered any enemy movements.

Except for the Malayan support troops, any other actions would result in shelling.

Raman was the first to know the news of the start of the war, but the news that came back from time to time was worse than the last, and his face was gloomy throughout the day.

While the battle was going on at the front, he was not idle in the back either. He kept urging the conscription of soldiers and then sending them to the front in batches.

Most of the time, they were running around various consulates trying to buy weapons. Malaya had just gained independence, and the weapons in the country were all left over from the British rule.

There weren't many to begin with, and they were all made in various countries, with various firearms models not being standardized.

During this period, because the United States and the Soviet Union refused his weapons purchase requests, he could only buy guns and ammunition from arms dealers at high prices.

After all, even if there are no heavy weapons, basic firearms are still necessary. You can't let soldiers go into battle with spears and bows and arrows.

After continuous efforts, the United States still refused to supply weapons and Britain ignored them.

There was only some hope with the Soviet Union, but the requirements were very high. If he purchased Soviet equipment and agreed to the Soviet demands, it would be no different from joining the Soviet forces.

He was hesitant to make the decision to join the Soviet Union's regime in Southeast Asia. He felt that if he agreed, the people would rebel against him.

Because after joining, what will happen to Allah, the God they believe in?

With no weapons procurement in sight, Raman became increasingly pessimistic about the war.

According to the telegram sent back from the front line, the Xincheng tanks were useless even when hit directly by rocket launchers. The artillery had been firing for almost a day and was still attacking non-stop.

Soldiers on the front line suffered heavy casualties but were unable to receive medical treatment.

Any troops attempting to leave the Bukit Kayu Hitam area would be subjected to artillery fire.

On the contrary, the support troops will not be attacked and can reach the front-line positions smoothly.

Everyone understands what this behavior means, but even though they understand it, unless they want to give up this position, they will continue to send troops even if they know they are sending people to die.

This is one of the few high grounds on the front line. If we can’t defend here, what will we do next?

Raman picked up a Singapore newspaper lying nearby.

The homepage above is a photo of a huge battleship.

He closed his eyes in pain. Just one day of contact had wiped out any thoughts of victory in his mind.

We have more people on our side, but Xincheng won’t engage with us at all, they just use artillery fire.

Observers sent by the United States were also at the Malayan Command Post to learn about the battle.

They wanted to go to the other side to observe, but were rejected by Xincheng.

Now looking at the battle reports and the sound of artillery fire from the front line that has never stopped since dawn, they are already considering retreating. If they stay here, they will be bombed sooner or later.

In this era of crushing pressure, they have completely lost hope for Malaya.

The sky gradually darkened, but the shelling did not stop, and the flares kept floating in the sky.

This made the entire front line as bright as day, and also made Malaya officially give up hope. They had originally planned to charge in the dark and engage in close combat.

But now it is no different from daytime, even the shelling has not stopped, and there is still a shot from time to time.

The Malayan soldiers hiding in the caves on the front line suffered a whole day.

Not to mention the poor food, hiding in the cave, they could even vaguely hear the faint cries for help of their comrades who were buried inside the cave after its cave collapsed.

But no one offered to rescue them. They just lay there and sat there in the cave, listening to the noises from the collapsed cave next to them gradually fade away.

Even though they were the regular army of Malaya and were all veterans, they had never thought about the current battlefield environment. This was not a war at all, but a way to die.

They even felt that their troops were not as valuable as the artillery shells they fired today.

Wu San's mouth twitched as he looked at the Xincheng telegram. He had fired nearly 100,000 artillery shells today, and he was very happy, but Wu Yi was not going to do it anymore.

The cost-effectiveness is too low. If we continue like this, the production in Xincheng will not be able to keep up.

Wu Yi directly pointed out that only 10,000 artillery shells would be supplied to the front line every day, and asked Wu San to save some.

It’s not that Wu Yi doesn’t support the front-line decision, but Tian Yi came to protest. Tian Yi believes that if the war continues like this, Xincheng will go bankrupt. Tian Yi and Wu Yi are both senior commanders of the base. They want Xincheng to operate independently instead of requiring the clan leader to come out to cover the bottom every time.

This will make them look a bit useless.

Therefore, everyone reached a consensus that shelling was allowed, but it must not exceed the industrial production capacity of the new city.