Others show their swords, I show my missiles!

In February 1941, Major General Xiaoshuxia of the Japanese Army succeeded Lushu Qingnuo as the Chief of Staff of the Eleventh Army.

Next, the commander of the Eleventh Army was replaced by Lieutenant General An Buweiji, who replaced Yuan Jiaosheng Ernan.

Xiao Shuxia has just taken up his post and feels that the atmosphere in the army is not very good and morale is not high.

After I came for my own sake, I studied the battle plan with Xiaoshuxiacoun.

At this time, the two Japs who parachuted in should listen to the opinions of the original Japs.

The combat staff wrote a report with great concentration.

Under the small tree, I took a look and said: What kind of battle plan is this? It is completely shirking the responsibility for the failure in [-]!

They all talked about what kind of difficulties they faced back then, how powerful the opponent was, and how difficult it was to defeat them.

Under the leadership of General Shantun, the Eleventh Army overcame many difficulties and achieved significant results.

Xiaoshu threw the report aside and smiled awkwardly at An Buweiji: "It seems that we can only count on our two brothers to formulate a battle plan!"

In fact, it is not that these staff officers are afraid of fighting, but that they think it is not the right time to attack Changsha!

The Changsha area is full of river mud, which is not conducive to the movement of the locust army's mechanized troops, and they are facing those who have the strongest combat effectiveness on Jiang Wufa's side.

Moreover, Jiang Wufa recently got some magical birds from Ha Qilu, who had always been at odds with him, so that the Locust Army's aviation troops did not dare to take off easily.

Coupled with the successive defeats in the battles in Jin Province in the north, the staff of the Eleventh Army felt that they could not fight Jiang Wufa now!

At this time, the country of Plaster and Omanrik were already on the brink of war, and a war could break out at any time.

At this time, the base camp of the Plaster Kingdom was divided into the "Northern Advance" faction and the "Southern Advance" faction.

Moving north refers to hunting bears; moving south refers to Southeast Asia.

Whether we are marching north to fight against Xiongda or south to Southeast Asia, we all have to look at China.

Only when we, the great China, surrender at the feet of the devils, can the devils dare to send their troops with confidence.

Otherwise, the Japanese will always be afraid that once the army moves out, the Chinese will kill the remaining Japanese!

If this is the case, I'm afraid the Japanese will be beaten with flying bullets!

The two factions refused to give in to each other and decided to compete, and they quarreled for [-] days.

Later, the northern faction gave in and was suppressed by the southern faction. They decided to pull Xiong Dali from the north and concentrate their forces to move south.

If you want to go south, you have to go through Changsha. Changsha is blocking Jiang Wufa.

The Japanese are now going to fight Changsha! He vowed to fight Jiang Wufa.

The Japanese also negotiated with Xiong Da that if the Plaster Country went to war with other countries except Xiong Da, Xiong Da would remain neutral;

And the reverse is also true: when Xiong Da is at war with other countries, the plaster country must also remain neutral.

At the same time, Xiong Dahe has also agreed to torture you, and neither party will hit the other.

Xiong Da took the result of the discussion with Torture You seriously, but Torture you relied on this and caught Xiong Da off guard.

To torture you, a large number of planes were suddenly dispatched to bomb Xiongda's industrial areas, military bases, airports, and key cities.

Five and a half million troops were gathered together and attacked Xiongda in three groups.

Xiong Da was completely unprepared.

More than a thousand planes were lost in half a day. If this were in Plaster Country, these planes would be enough to fight five Brood Wars.

In half a month, more than a thousand tanks, more than [-] cannons, and [-] trains of supplies were lost.

Twenty-eight divisions were reduced to nothing, and more than seventy divisions suffered heavy casualties. The number of captured Xiong troops alone was [-].

As soon as the plaster country heard the news, its ambitions immediately swelled.

If you put it together yourself, you can create an army of seven or eight million.

Is it possible to torture all the surrounding countries just like it tortured you?

Seeing this, do you think the Northern Movement is going to gain the upper hand? Taking advantage of this opportunity, the Kwantung Army marched north, attacking you from both sides, and carving up Xiongda. Wouldn't there be as many strategic resources as there are in this way?

The result was surprising: most senior Japanese leaders believed that the conditions for attacking Xiong Da Teng from the north were not mature, and they should take advantage of Xiong Da Teng's inability to attack Xiong Da Teng and move south into Southeast Asia.

They think that Tormenting You and Xiongda had an agreement, and Torturing you broke the agreement. At this time, Xiong Da must also be on guard against the plaster country tearing up the agreement.

If he sends troops to the north, he will definitely let Xiong Da vent his pent-up anger on his head.

The aircraft and tanks that were destroyed by Xiong Daguang were all counted in thousands, so the remaining ones shouldn’t be calculated in units of tens of thousands?

This kind of firepower, not to mention the plaster country, even ten or eight independent brigades from China and Jin Province can withstand it!

It seems that you can't do it in the north, so let's try to squeeze the soft persimmons in the south.

Then we began to prepare in many aspects to move south to Southeast Asia.

Omanric was very angry when he found out that the Japanese were going south.

If the Japanese want to advance south, besides China, there is another obstacle, and that is Omanric's fleet.

So the Japanese showed their kindness to Omanrik, meaning:

Let's be good friends. You assist us in obtaining necessary supplies. We agreed to withdraw our troops from China, but with a bunch of conditions attached.

But Omanrik wanted to maintain stability in the South Pacific.

The two sides have not reached an agreement.

Now that the Japanese want to move south, they threaten Omanrik's interests.

Omanrik wanted to use the method of supporting China to bring the battlefield from Southeast Asia back to China.

So they supported some Chinese aircraft and pilots, as well as some other supplies. Freeze the assets of the plaster country and do not sell them to the plaster country's oil.

And if the plaster country wants to go south, it doesn't matter if it doesn't go to Changsha, it just needs to go a little further.

But the problem of insufficient troops is a thorny one.

The only way to solve the problem of military strength is to mobilize troops from China.

In the current situation, can you still smoke?

Originally, the battle in the south was planned to include the [-]th, [-]th, [-]th, [-]rd, [-]st and [-]th divisions.

But now, is it possible for you to give an order to send the [-]rd Division south?

If it can go south, why bother with Shao Dijun?

Not to mention the [-]rd Division, even the [-]st Division that was not surrounded was half disabled.

Where to mobilize troops?

And the Air Force also has problems.

It turned out that the Japanese used Yichang Airport to continuously bomb the mainland.

Later, Jiang Wufa got a lot of magical birds from the Eighth Route Army, and he clicked his little slingshots at the sky, and the Japanese planes fell down with clatter.

The Eleventh Air Force crushed his back molar in pain. Come on, I won’t play with you anymore!

The Eleventh Air Force withdrew from China.

That’s why I say it’s not the right time to launch the Changsha Battle!

Moreover, the base camp did not approve this battle.

Because the base camp wants to advance southward, it needs to draw troops from China to move southward, which requires China not to break out any more big battles.

Therefore, I have to convince the base camp to agree to my plan, which is quite troublesome.

But I don’t think for myself: If there is no war in China, it will send a signal that the Japanese will not grow up in China!

This may set off another anti-Japanese wave.

Some unstable elements who have taken refuge in plaster countries may return to the anti-Japanese camp.

Therefore, after a lot of talking, the base camp reluctantly agreed to my plan.

But there are conditions attached: one is that you don't move the troops that need to be transferred to the south, the other is that Yichang cannot be lost, and the other is that the aircraft must be used less, don't be wiped out by the magic bird!