Add Bookmark | Recommend this book | Back to the book page | My bookshelf | Mobile Reading

Free Web Novel,Novel online - All in oicq.net -> Historic -> The Immortal Legend of Anti-Japanese War Veterans

Volume 1, Battle of Songhu, Chapter 269

Previous page        Return to Catalog        Next page

    The Americans mobilized hundreds of thousands of soldiers and began to compete with the Japanese army island by island in the Pacific. The technical and tactical qualities of the American soldiers were indeed not comparable to those of the Japanese soldiers who had been trained in actual combat for a long time on the Chinese battlefield. However, the American soldiers were angered.  After that, their fighting will was by no means inferior to that of the Japanese soldiers. In order to seize the islands in the South Pacific from the Japanese army, the American soldiers showed unimaginable fighting spirit. There were hundreds of Pacific islands, and almost every small island had people sleeping there.  The heroic souls of American soldiers, tens of thousands of American soldiers are buried on islands such as Saipan and Iwo Jima.  Compared with the U.S. Army, the performance of the U.S. Navy is even more dazzling. After the Pearl Harbor incident, the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet was almost completely destroyed, with only two aircraft carriers narrowly escaping. However, just six months later, the Americans  Relying on its strong shipbuilding capabilities and refitting a large number of merchant ships, it quickly rebuilt the Pacific Fleet.  However, it needs to be noted that the rebuilt Pacific Fleet lags far behind Japan's combined fleet in terms of total tonnage of warships, performance of warships, and overall quality of naval officers. However, in the Battle of Midway, which determined the strategic initiative in the Central Pacific,  In the middle of the war, the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet defeated the greater Japan with less, and defeated Japan's combined fleet. The Japanese Navy never recovered. "There is a saying in China that if you come out to mess around, you will eventually have to pay back."  Half a century ago, little Japan bet on the fate of the country with war and used a combined fleet that did not have any advantage to severely damage the Qing Dynasty's Beiyang Fleet in the Sino-Japanese War. Little Japan was able to escape the fate of slavery and quickly became one of the world's great powers.  .  Half a century later, Little Japan once again gambled on its national destiny with war. However, this time, Little Japan no longer faced the decadent Manchu Qing Dynasty, but a vibrant United States with a large population base and a strong industrial manufacturing base. Therefore,  , the result is almost certain.  After the Battle of Midway, the U.S. military immediately launched a strategic counterattack from the Pacific.  In order to block the fierce offensive of the U.S. military, the Japanese base camp had to mobilize troops from the Chinese battlefield again and again. By the 33rd year of the Republic of China, almost all the main forces of the Japanese Army in Central China, the Japanese Army in North China, and the Kwantung Army had been mobilized.  The base camp was thrown into the bottomless abyss of the Pacific Ocean. However, until the end, little Japan failed to fill the bottomless abyss of the Pacific Ocean. Although the main Japanese army divisions drawn from the Chinese battlefield were all well-trained in actual combat, and each one was beaten by the fanatical military  Although Japan's weak industrial manufacturing base has severely restricted the firepower projection of its army, it has been thoroughly brainwashed by ideological ideology.  After the combined navy fleet suffered heavy losses, the small Japanese army was always ravaged by American naval guns, bomber groups and heavy artillery groups in the battle for various islands in the Pacific. With its strong industrial manufacturing base, the US military had extremely ferocious firepower.  Projection capability After three years of stubborn resistance, the U.S. military advanced step by step to the doorstep of Little Japan. By the 33rd year of the Republic of China, the U.S. Air Force's bomber group could take off from the Air Force Base on Mariana Island and directly bomb the main island of Little Japan.  Japan's death knell has sounded.  According to the Allied forces¡¯ plan, the national army should also launch a counterattack in a timely manner to share the pressure.  However, what is jaw-dropping is that among the national army, except for the Chinese Expeditionary Force commanded by the American Stilwell, which is capable of counterattack, except for the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army on the battlefield behind enemy lines, which are capable of launching small-scale counterattacks and recovering some remote counties.  As the main force of the Anti-Japanese War, the National Army was completely unable to organize a counterattack. From the 30th year of the Republic of China when the U.S. Congress passed the Concession Act to the 33rd Year of the Republic of China, the U.S. government provided a total of nearly one billion U.S. dollars in economic assistance to the Nationalist Government in the three years. However, it was jaw-dropping.  Unfortunately, this huge aid of one billion US dollars was unable to help the national army organize a decent counterattack. What no one knows is that at least 600 million of this one billion US dollars in economic aid was deposited back to the Bank of the United States by Song Ziwen in his own name.  , this well-dressed beast also topped the throne of the richest man in the 1940s. It is no wonder that the newly elected US President Truman became furious and cursed after knowing the details. Chairman Chiang and the senior bureaucrats of the Nationalist Government should all be thrown into the  prison.  The corruption of the Kuomintang or the National Government has reached an outrageous level. Therefore, when the Allied Forces General Headquarters asked the National Army to launch a counterattack from the Chinese battlefield, the National Army was not only unable to counterattack, but even failed to respond to the last wave of Japanese troops.  The army was defeated during the offensive. This was the jaw-dropping fiasco of Henan, Hunan and Guangxi. As Japan was retreating steadily on the Pacific battlefield, the sea transportation channels connecting Southeast Asia and the main island faced serious threats. In addition, US bombers took off from the air force bases in mainland China.  , could carry out bombing on the Japanese mainland, so the Japanese base camp instructed China to send Commander-in-Chief Okamura Neiji to launch the Henan-Hunan-Guangxi Battle code-named "Operation No. 1".  Because the main intention of Operation No. 1 was to open up the mainland's communication lines, it was also called the Mainland Opening War. ?From March to October of the Republic of China, after an eight-month offensive, the Japanese army captured part or all of Henan, Hunan, Fujian, Guangxi, Guangdong, Guizhou and other provinces, covering more than 200,000 square kilometers.  The country was lost, and more than 60 million people became slaves. The Nationalist government mobilized more than one million troops to participate in the war, and the final casualties were as high as more than 600,000. What is particularly outrageous is that among the 400,000 Japanese troops who participated in the Henan-Hunan-Guangxi Battle,  There are not many veterans with rich practical experience. The vast majority of Japanese soldiers are industrial workers who have just been mobilized from the country. Although these industrial workers received military training when they were young, they have been retired for many years.  No one may believe it. In the 33rd year of the Republic of China, among the Japanese soldiers on the Chinese battlefield, there were even teenage child soldiers and grandfather soldiers over sixty years old. After seven years of continuous consumption, Little Japan  Their manpower is nearly exhausted and they have no more troops to recruit.  However, in the face of such child soldiers and grandfather soldiers, the national army still suffered a complete defeat. According to normal logic, such a tragic defeat cannot be explained at all, because in the three years from 30 to 33 years of the Republic of China, the Japanese army did not  No large-scale offensive operations were launched on the Chinese battlefield. In other words, before Okamura Neiji launched Operation No. 1, the national army had already gone through three years of consolidation and training.  Even the equipment level has surpassed that of the Japanese army. Before the Battle of Henan, Hunan and Guangxi, the Chinese army had an absolute advantage in strength and firepower. Even in the Chinese army's always weak air force, Chennault's Flying Tigers also had an advantage.  With an absolute advantage, and the fact that the Japanese army is engaged in defensive operations, it can be said that they have taken advantage of the right time, location, and people. If we have to find a disadvantage of the Japanese army, it is that the commander of the Japanese army, Okamura Neiji, is better than the Japanese army.  The commander-in-chief, Chairman Chiang, was several levels higher.  However, the national army lost despite having the right time, location, and people, and it was a disastrous defeat. One million well-equipped and well-trained national troops faced 400,000 soldiers who lacked training and even less strength.  It can even be said that the Japanese army, which was temporarily gathered, was completely defeated.  Such a result is absolutely unbelievable, but if you analyze it open, it is not surprising at all.  Because in the 33rd year of the Republic of China, as the U.S. military advanced rapidly on the Pacific battlefield, even the most ignorant and idiotic people could see that the defeat of little Japan was a certainty and inevitable. Therefore, Chairman Chiang and the senior leaders of the party-state  The generals had no intention of fighting against Japan.  Where are the thoughts of Chairman Chiang and the senior generals of the party and state?  Chairman Chiang Kai-shek and the senior generals of the party and state were all focused on preventing communism.
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