Bright Sword: Follow Kong's fun and build the strongest military industry

Of course, there were also two tons of sugar and a large amount of sulfa drugs. However, when Secretary Duan discovered these deadly strategic materials, he immediately imposed martial law on the entire carriage and selected the most trustworthy soldiers to carry out the transportation.

After putting these things on the carriage, they did not tell anyone. They just asked Li Xiangyang and Instructor Xu to escort the guerrillas to the county brigade’s base.

The whole thing was kept secret because Kong Hao led the team to the front to stop the Japanese, and no one even told him about it afterwards. Except for the people involved, it was pretended that nothing had happened.

After all, these things are too important, even more important than the seized weapons and ammunition.

Two tons of sugar is not too much, but it is not too little either.

In the material collection list drawn up by Minister Zhang of the Logistics Department, white sugar would definitely be ranked in the top ten. Generally in the major cities occupied by the Japanese, our comrades often collected it one ounce at a time. It was considered very rare for the entire city to collect ten kilograms of white sugar in a month.

After collecting a certain amount, they will find a way to transport it out of the city. After going through a series of transportation levels, it is finally handed over to the logistics department. The hardships and dangers involved are simply unimaginable to outsiders.

Moreover, strategic materials such as sugar cannot be transported on a large scale, otherwise once discovered by the enemy, the losses would be extremely heavy.

In many cases, comrades at the transportation station would sacrifice a life for five or six kilograms of sugar, but they had to do this.

In fact, the biggest role of white sugar is to rescue the wounded on the battlefield. Some soldiers who were seriously injured on the battlefield can survive until they are treated in the rear hospital if they are given a bowl of thick sugar water.

For those injured patients who need surgery without anesthesia, the chance of success will be much higher if they have sugar water. Severely injured patients also need sugar to supplement their nutrition after surgery.

This is just the sugar used by the army. There is also sugar needed for industry, which is not a small amount every month.

Now we have harvested two tons of sugar at once. To be honest, this has exceeded everyone's expectations.

As for those medicines, Kong Hao specifically asked the system to clearly mark them so that people could understand at a glance that these were precious sulfa anti-inflammatory drugs.

As for the effect, no one could have predicted how many outstanding soldiers of the Eighth Route Army could have saved their lives with this batch of medicines, and it would not be an exaggeration to overestimate it.

If the news of this deadly stuff leaks out, the Japanese in the nearby counties will probably go crazy and will definitely mobilize a large force to find a way to destroy these things.

Therefore, apart from Secretary Duan and Li Xiangyang, no third person knew the specific situation, and all the signs outside were removed as soon as possible. Secretary Duan personally lit the fire and burned all the signs outside to leave no clues.

These things were disguised as ordinary items, and our comrades were on guard with guns at all times. It took half a month to transport them to the military district headquarters.

When the commander and the political commissar learned the details, they were also shocked and immediately sent a telegram to the headquarters for instructions. In the end, a small part was left and the rest were sent to the headquarters in batches, thus saving the lives of countless soldiers.

Of course, these belong to the later story, so we won’t talk about them for now.

In fact, Kong Hao was not angry at all because he was not informed. Instead, he felt that this was the right thing to do, and the higher the level of confidentiality, the better.

After finishing the work here, Kong Hao decided to lead the team to leave, but before he left, he also specifically explained a few things:

"Captain Li, here are the explosive packs and detonators we brought with us. There are ten left in total. We won't be using them for the time being, so I'll leave them all to you."

"We have also taught you how to use it. If you have the chance, you can use it on the railway again."

After hearing this, Li Xiangyang quickly expressed his gratitude and promised that he would use these things to make new contributions in the future.

But Kong Hao didn't mean that. He still said earnestly:

"The Japanese are still very powerful now. We can't just fight them head-on. We have to try every possible way to defeat them."

"For example, many enemy supplies are currently transported by train. We can use tools to remove the screws on the rails. Even if the Japanese find out, it doesn't matter. At least we can delay their trains for a certain period of time."

"We can also ambush the two sides of the railway and wait for the Japanese road construction team to come out and then ambush them."

"One or two times may not have much effect, but more times can also consume some of the enemy's strength. Maybe the Japanese are engaged in a tense battle in the front, and the train transporting weapons and ammunition did not arrive in time, resulting in the failure of the battle."

After that, he explained to everyone present the story of "a horseshoe leading to the destruction of a country", which aroused everyone's continuous thinking.

In fact, the Chinese nation is now engaged in a total war with the big nuclear nations. It is not necessary to kill the Japanese devils to weaken their strength. Our large militia guerrillas can dig many big holes on the roads. Once the Japanese devils' transport vehicles fall into them, they will be damaged, causing the enemy's transportation to be blocked and causing certain losses to the enemy.

Of course, if conditions permit, you can bury mines to thwart the Japanese ambush, which will be more lethal and cause more damage to the enemy.

Through Kong Hao's suggestion, a new door seemed to be opened in everyone's minds, and all kinds of strange and bad ideas came out of everyone's mouths at once.

For example, you can use a big wooden stick to directly cut off the enemy's various telephone lines or power lines while the enemy is not paying attention, so that the enemy will find a way to rebuild them;

You can even scatter some nails or glass on the route that the Japanese transport team must take. As long as you smash the enemy's tires, you can delay the Japanese transportation. Even if the Japanese take the time to repair the tires, it will waste a lot of resources.

After all, rubber is a strategic material and the Japanese themselves have to import it, which requires spending their precious foreign exchange. Of course, there is also gasoline, which is even more valuable.

For example, if you put a big rock on the railway, it would be a lot of fun if the Japanese train driver didn't pay attention.

The main thing is that this kind of thing is not dangerous. You just need to find a few young guys to do it, and you can do it every day, just as a form of exercise.

If they were to fight the well-equipped Japanese with swords, spears or even dung forks, many people might not have enough courage. But if they were to cause sabotage and make life difficult for the Japanese, everyone would definitely be a good hand at it.

Kong Hao looked at everyone's discussion and felt very satisfied. Now that the seeds have been planted, we just have to wait for them to blossom and bear fruit in the future.

At the same time, he wanted to go back and write a book called "On Total War", writing down everything he saw and heard along the way, as well as some classic cases of guerrilla warfare, and promote it nationwide.

Sometimes you don't have to fight the enemy head-on, continuously bleeding the enemy is also a good choice.

"Everyone, we will leave first. See you later."

"Captain Kong, thank you and your comrades for your help. Take care on your journey and we will see you later."