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Text Chapter 565: Taking advantage of the situation

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    w Pearson analyzed this situation in detail in the telegraph.  In his opinion, this situation may not be unclear to the Soviets who have long-term liaison personnel in this army.  At least the Soviets would not be aware of the disappearance of their agents.  Even though they were doing it very secretly, the Soviets, who always had a keen sense of smell, should still be able to find clues.

    They did this perhaps because they did not trust the Soviets, or perhaps they did not want to be controlled by the Soviets.  It is more likely that in order to appease the people in Manchuria who had previously been repelled or even strongly disliked the Russians in the past and the Soviets in the present, they consciously did not carry out this kind of propaganda.  Latest novel Baidu search ""

    Just why the Soviets, while only maintaining superficial harmony, still provided them with the raw materials they needed to develop their military industry at preferential prices. Last year, they even assisted them in importing a batch of new fighter jets from the United States through loans.  They also trained a group of pilots and armored technicians for them, but it is unknown.

    But on this point, Pearson and Yang Zhen have the same idea.  The only difference is that one believes that one must have strength even if they are begging for food, while the other believes that the Soviets would rather spend a fortune in order to build a strong reserve force in the Far East under the increasing threat on the western border.  It¡¯s just too much money to buy peace.  Latest novel Baidu search ""

    ¡°In fact, in Major Pearson¡¯s view, the equipment obtained in Poland provided by the Soviet Union to the Anti-Japanese Alliance was almost a business without capital.  By providing this batch of useless equipment to the Anti-Japanese Alliance, they not only earned a loan, but also earned a good reputation and established a powerful enemy for the Japanese army.  But I just paid a shipping fee.

    In Pearson¡¯s opinion.  The two sides are actually just using each other.  The Soviets paid, at least in their view, a small price to pay for a safe eastern border.  In order to at least provide them with a stable rear area on the European battlefield in the future.  For this team, this only neighbor is its only bridge to the outside world.

    ¡°It¡¯s just that in Pearson¡¯s view, perhaps the real relationship between the two parties will be more complicated than he imagined, and the specific situation requires long-term observation.  But in any case, among the so-called lifeline of the Japanese army in Manchuria and Mongolia, there is one force that fights resolutely against Japan, and its combat effectiveness is also quite strong. The most important thing is that it is not as close to the Soviets as we imagined.

    Although this army received considerable assistance from the Soviet army, its leaders always maintained their own combat style.  Compared with the Soviet army, this army is more flexible in organization and pays more attention to its own combat style.  Its firepower configuration is also obviously more reasonable.  Most crucially, this army was never controlled by the Soviet Union.

    In addition to a detailed analysis of the relationship between Yang Zhen's command and the Soviet Union, Pearson also explained his views on this army that had repeatedly inflicted heavy losses on the Japanese army.  In his opinion, this army was full of extreme hostility towards the Japanese army from top to bottom.  Perhaps this has something to do with most of their personal experiences.

    Their senior officers may have been those who fought hard in the mountains and forests for many years after the fall of Manchuria.  Or they were subjected to unusual torture by the Japanese army in a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp.  Many of the mid-level and low-level officers were those who had suffered abuse by the Japanese army in the Japanese labor camps.

    Based on these reasons, and the fact that the Japanese army is currently aggressively invading mainland China, this force is extremely determined to fight against Japan.  And although their various trainings have their own strong styles, most of them are obviously designed to target the weaknesses of the Japanese army.  Even the organization of its weapons and equipment is specially designed for the Japanese army's weapon configuration.

    The most important thing is that this army cannot see any possibility of compromise with the Japanese army.  They would not surrender to their powerful opponents who had occupied most of China within two years.  This army's tenacious fighting will, powerful combat effectiveness, and superb combat technology far surpass most armies in the world.

    Not only are they far higher than their government forces, they are even higher than their immediate neighbors, and are almost the same as their opponents.  In terms of tactical use, although it still seems a bit immature, it is more flexible than its opponents.

    Even compared to the British Empire's army, apart from equipment factors and a huge navy and air force, it did not have it.  The rest are very different.  Especially in terms of combat effectiveness, which mainly reflects combat will and tactical application, the British Empire Army lags far behind this army.

    It is for this reason that Major Pearson suggested that the White House give this army maximum support, at least to enable it to maintain its independent military supply capabilities in the event that the Soviet Union cuts off its external channels, so as to strengthen  Their ability to carry out the fight restrained the Japanese army from Manchuria and greatly reduced the Japanese army.?Threats to U.S. interests.

    It should be said that Major Pearson's sense of smell should be very sensitive.  He suggested that the United States support this army to a certain extent and enhance its own hematopoietic capabilities so that the United States can obtain a strong ally to support its possible future war against Japan.  And share the strong military pressure brought by the Japanese Empire for the United States.

    In addition to sending a telegram to the U.S. War Department, Pearson sent what was later called the telegram that prompted the United States to make the most correct but also the biggest wrong decision in World War II.  An unedited original battlefield film documentary about the battle also returned to Chongqing along with representatives of several American pharmaceutical companies.  And then a special plane was used to send it back to the United States in the shortest possible time.

    Compared with the experience of hiding in the cabin for several days without getting off the plane when I arrived.  The U.S. delegation, which had been exposed now, returned in an upright manner.  Not only did they not have to be as sneaky as when they arrived, but they did not even dare to get off the plane when resting in the Soviet Union, so as not to expose their whereabouts.  Even in order to shorten the time in the Soviet Union, the plane did not perform any rest except landing for refueling.

    And he took a Soviet civil airliner chartered by the U.S. Embassy in the Soviet Union and returned directly to Chongqing via Outer Mongolia.  On the way, the Soviet army agreed that the plane would pass through Outer Mongolia, which had always prohibited foreigners from entering.  They even dispatched fighter jets to escort them all the way to the border between Outer Mongolia and mainland China.

    The Soviets didn¡¯t know what they were thinking. They once suggested to Li Yanping, who was in charge of the work in the military region left behind, that Americans should go to the Soviet Union and then take a train back to the country via Moscow.  to avoid the Nationalist Government and speed up the journey.  However, after careful consideration and soliciting the opinions of the Americans, Li Yanping decided to return directly to Chongqing for safety reasons.

    Facing the good intentions of the Soviet people, Yang Zhen felt a little complicated.  The generosity of the Soviets this time is somewhat intriguing given their character.  Not only did they not show any abnormalities or protest after learning that some Americans had flown to the base area through Soviet airspace without permission, they also did not protest.  On the way back, the light was green all the way.

    It even generously allowed materials arriving from the United States to use its important military bases that have always been prohibited to foreigners, and its main Pacific Fleet stationed port in Vladivostok.  Major General Grigorenko, chief of staff of the Soviet Far East Military District who is still in the base area, specifically told the commander-in-chief that the Soviet Union has decided to waive transit fees for all military supplies shipped from the United States to the base area from now on.  Transit fees for other supplies are also charged at one-third of Soviet practice.

    Facing the good intentions of the Soviet people, Yang Zhen felt a little uneasy.  Yang Zhen still had a certain understanding of the Soviet people, especially the character of their leader.  Facing such generosity from the Soviet army, it seemed a little abnormal to Yang Zhen.  Yang Zhen couldn't figure out whether the Soviets were trying to show their goodwill to the United States or whether they had other agendas.

    But Yang Zhen knew that the Soviets¡¯ generosity this time would never be without purpose, just like what Major General Grigorenko said all day long, in order to support the Chinese people¡¯s anti-Japanese struggle.  For the Soviets, taking advantage of the situation is their traditional habit.

    Although most people in the Northeast Bureau disagree with Yang Zhen's views.  But the subsequent development of things did not exceed the expectations of Yang Zhen, who knew the Soviet Union and their leader's character very well.

    Just after Yang Zhen accompanied Major Pearson on the flight back to Jiamusi at Dongning Airport, his buttocks were still hot.  Major General Grigorenko, who had been staying in the base area, came to the door after receiving the notice from the country.

    After the uninvited Major General Grigorenko found Yang Zhen, he directly asked to share all the military technology aided by the United States to the Anti-Japanese War, especially aviation technology.  All military equipment shipped by the Americans to the base area must be installed and operated with the participation of Soviet experts.

    And some machines and equipment that the Soviet Union also urgently needed, but the Americans banned exports to the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union hoped that Yang Zhen could transfer some of them to the Soviet Union.  In order to make up for these losses of the Anti-Japanese Alliance, the Soviet Union will provide a batch of replacements to the Anti-Japanese Alliance according to the purpose of this batch of machinery and equipment.  And agreed to sell a batch of the latest military technology to the Anti-Japanese Alliance.

    And help the Anti-Japanese Alliance to build an aircraft manufacturing plant, and transfer all the technology of the latest Soviet model MiG-3 fighter jets that the Anti-Japanese Alliance had always hoped to purchase.  But as for the Yak-1 fighter jets and Pier II fighter-bombers that Yang Zhen hoped to obtain more, the Soviet Union continued to deny the existence of these two new aircraft.  It only agreed to sell SB II bomber technology to the Anti-Japanese Alliance.

    Although Yang Zhen was surprised by this request from the Soviets, he was slightly relieved.  Compared with the Soviet Union's disguised idea of ??stealing American industrial technology, he was more worried about the Soviet Union's attempt to containThey refused to have contact with the Americans and refused to use the Far Eastern Railway and ports.

    At the same time, the Soviet Union agreed that the Americans could use the Soviet Union's largest port in the Far East, its most important military base, Vladivostok, and the Soviet Far East Railway for transit when transporting supplies to aid the Anti-Japanese Alliance.  And when collecting transit fees, we can provide preferential prices.

    As long as the Soviets do not embarrass themselves in terms of transportation, Yang Zhen will not object to the Soviets' idea of ??obtaining the latest American military technology from themselves without paying any price, and he does not want to object.  He knew even more that he was powerless to object now.

    Yang Zhen knew very well that if he opposed or did not accept the so-called suggestions from the Soviet Union, the vengeful Soviets could cut off his external channels at any time.  Without access to the outside world, he became a tiger locked in a cage.  Although he was disgusted with the Soviets' taking advantage of the situation, Yang Zhen finally partially agreed with the Soviets' suggestions.  m
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