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- Desperate and desperate.
Seeing this, Meijiro Xiangzu also knew that he had no other option.
This is not a multiple-choice question, this is a fill-in-the-blank question, and the answer is unique.
And this answer may not lead them to the winning side.
¡®Okay, I understand. Now pass on my order to immediately mobilize our last legion in the border area and ask them to rush to the Harbin area to cooperate with Guderian¡¯s troops in the battle in the Harbin area. ¡¯
??Xiangzu Meijiro said.
"yes!!!"
The Japanese staff officer, as he spoke, immediately began to pass on his orders.
At this moment, Xiangzu Meijiro looked at the map, his eyes finally flickering, and he decided to prepare the last escape route for himself.
His eyes were focused on the direction of the peninsula.
强牺 suyingwang.net 读牺。 Korean Peninsula, here in the middle of the Sino-Japanese War After the Japanese War, it became a Japanese colony.
The Japanese are frantically plundering all available resources on this land, and at the same time building many industrial bases here.
Many weapons used by the Japanese army, as well as bullets, other industrial products, etc., were produced here.
Originally, the Japanese army stationed four divisions here, with a total strength of 100,000 troops. However, due to the constant deployment of troops from various places, the number of troops here gradually decreased.
The Japanese army currently has only two brigades and two regiments in this area, totaling about 20,000 people.
It is naturally impossible for them to rely on such 20,000 troops to withstand the enemy's attack on the opposite side.
In addition to the Japanese troops stationed here, there are also many local troops composed of Korean traitors.
One of the top commanders of this unit has a name given by the Japanese, called Masao Takagi.
He will later leave his name in history. At this moment, Masao Takagi is inside the headquarters, listening to two people discussing the defense issues in the Gaima Plateau area.
"We should build a strong enough defense line along the coast of Changjin Lake.
The mountain roads here are very difficult to walk, and going to the Northeast region is a large area of ??mountainous forest.
This time z.com Zhang Si. The enemy's armored forces are unable to move forward in this area, and it is even more impossible for them to launch a large-scale armored attack on us here.
What we need to do then is to build defenses on the highlands along these roads to block enemy attacks. "
The one who spoke was the South Korean puppet army, the top commander here.
He now only allows others to call him his Japanese name, and does not allow others to call him his previous name.
His name is Kitamura Ikki.
"It is not enough to just rely on infantry for defense. We need to build enough artillery positions in depth to provide powerful artillery support for our infantry troops stationed in the front."
The speaker was the top commander of the Japanese army here, his name was Tsuda Shouguang.
"But the enemy forces on the opposite side are also very capable in mountain warfare. How can we resist their detours?"
Tsuda Shouguang said, with unconcealable anxiety in his eyes.
After Kitamura Ikki heard this, he also fell into thinking.
¡°Sir, I¡¯m wondering if the enemies on the opposite side will simply give up attacking our peninsula.
You should know that in our place, there are no resources to plunder, nor is there such a large population. The most important thing is that this is not China¡¯s territory. "
Kitamura Ikki said.
¡°If that¡¯s really the case, that¡¯s good. The enemies on the opposite side will not attack them at all. He can continue to be his emperor here without having to face the cruelty of war.
War is really not a good thing, he is very (remember this website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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