Anti-Japanese War: The whole world is a base vehicle

Chapter 128: He can't even speak human language properly, let alone the devil's language!
It’s no wonder that Sakurada Takeshi’s subordinates were so surprised. It was because they had never gained an advantage in their battles with the other side.

This situation really shocked and helpless Sakurada Takeshi's subordinates.

The experience of repeated defeats dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese army, not only causing setbacks militarily but also leaving psychological trauma.

This series of failures was a huge challenge for Japanese officers.

They may have been full of confidence and fighting spirit, but repeated failures made them begin to doubt their abilities and strategies.

The psychological shadows created may affect their decision-making and actions, making them more cautious and hesitant when facing future battles.

Of course, during this period, the Japanese army was also reflecting on issues such as strategy and tactics.

We are still looking for solutions to the problems, readjusting strategies and improving our own capabilities, while overcoming them through positive psychological counseling and motivation, and restoring the confidence and morale of officers.

It still didn't work.

Because the most fundamental problem between the two sides was that the Japanese artillery was inferior to the other side.

In the confrontation with the opponents, the fundamental problem of the Japanese army's inferior artillery firepower became increasingly prominent, but it was difficult to solve for various reasons.

The Japanese military leaders were unwilling to face this problem and were actually in a dilemma.

Steel resources were largely occupied by the navy for building warships, which reflected Japan's imbalance in resource allocation.

Under the strategic decision to move south, all artillery was supplied to the Southern Army first, making it difficult to meet the equipment needs of other troops.

For a unit like Takeshi Sakurada's, it is already difficult to ensure basic artillery supplies.

Many Type A divisions were reorganized into three-command systems, which further reflected the impact of resource constraints on the overall combat effectiveness of the Japanese army.

This situation put the Japanese army in a passive position on the battlefield.

Without sufficiently strong artillery support, the Japanese army often fell into tough battles when facing well-equipped opponents, and repeated defeats were inevitable.

The inaction or inability of the top leaders to act further exacerbated the troops' predicament.

Soldiers' morale will also be affected if they lack effective fire support on the battlefield.

At the same time, this unreasonable allocation of resources may also cause internal conflicts and dissatisfaction, affecting the cohesion of the entire army.

To change this situation, the Japanese army needs to re-examine its resource allocation strategy, rationally balance the needs of various services, and increase investment in army artillery and other equipment.

However, under the war situation at the time, Japan's strategic decisions and resource conditions made it extremely difficult to solve this problem.

"What do you think of this plan?" Major General Sakurada Takeshi seemed to see the concerns of his subordinates, so he asked back.

"Mr. Brigade Commander, do you think this information is true and valid?" The major who spoke earlier did not answer, but asked back.

"What do you mean? Do you suspect that Snow Fox has rebelled?" Major General Sakurada Takeshi is no fool, so he naturally knows what his subordinates mean.

"Hai, I just think this plan is too bold and risky." The major shook his head.

Major General Sakurada Takeshi narrowed his eyes slightly, examining his subordinates' concerns.

He understood the other party's doubts. After all, this plan was indeed bold and risky, which made people doubt the authenticity of the intelligence.

"It is possible that the Snow Foxes have rebelled, but we currently have no solid evidence." Major General Sakurada Takeshi said slowly, "Although the source of this intelligence is reliable, you are right. We cannot blindly believe it. We must further verify and analyze it."

"Hi, Your Excellency the Brigade Commander is wise, but how should we verify this information?" the major asked doubtfully.

Major General Sakurada Takeshi pondered for a moment and said, "First, we need to strengthen reconnaissance in the surrounding areas to see if there are any signs that match the intelligence."

“Secondly, we can try to cross-check with other intelligence channels to determine the accuracy of the intelligence.”

"Finally, we must be prepared for all scenarios, and we must not take it lightly, regardless of whether the intelligence is true or not."

"Hi, Your Excellency the Brigade Commander is wise." The major couldn't help but admire him.

"However, I am more inclined to believe that this telegram is true." At this time, Major General Sakurada Takeshi spoke again.

"Because the snow fox is reliable."

His previous remarks were just to appease his subordinates, but he then insisted on his own opinion.

Major General Takeshi Sakurada's attitude left his subordinates helpless.

He first calmed his subordinates' doubts about the authenticity of the intelligence, and then firmly expressed his inclination that the telegram was true, citing his trust in "Snow Fox".

The subordinates looked at each other in bewilderment. Although they had doubts in their hearts, in the hierarchical military system, disobeying orders was not an option.

They could only obey the decision of Major General Takeshi Sakurada, even though they were full of worries.

This situation reflects that in war decision-making, the judgment of superiors often plays a decisive role, and even if subordinates have different opinions, it is difficult to change the decisions of their superiors.

This may also lead to increased risk in some decisions, especially when there is uncertainty about the superior's judgment.

However, under the pressure of war, they had no more choice.

We can only try our best to carry out the order and hope that Major General Takeshi Sakurada's judgment is correct to avoid possible serious consequences.

Fortunately, the troops sent by Takeshi Sakurada this time were not large, only one battalion.

Even if it really was a fraud, he wouldn't feel bad.

.........

On the other side, Long Wenjian began to deploy his troops according to the plan, but soon someone raised objections.

"Commander, will the Japanese really be fooled?" Meng Fanle, who had just become Long Wenjian's communications soldier, asked in annoyance.

"Why wouldn't you be fooled?" Long Wenjian frowned slightly.

Long Wenjian and Meng Fanle had a disagreement on the battle plan.

Meng Fanle expressed his doubts as to whether the Japanese army would be fooled, while Long Wenjian frowned and asked in return.

Long Wenjian has his own calculations and judgments in mind, and the plans he makes must be well thought out.

Since the Japanese army sent such a high-level spy, they would definitely believe the information provided by the other party.

Coupled with his clever deployment of troops, he would definitely be able to lure the Japanese army into the trap.

Of course, Meng Fanle’s doubts are not without reason.

In many battles with the Japanese army, they were well aware of the Japanese army's cunning and caution.

It is not easy to fool the Japanese army. It is necessary to consider various possible situations and the Japanese army's reactions.

The atmosphere at this time was tense and full of suspense.

Long Wenjian needed to further explain his plan to dispel the doubts of Meng Fanle and other soldiers.

Meng Fanle also needs to listen carefully to Long Wenjian's analysis in order to give better and more reasonable suggestions. "Is this snow fox reliable?" Meng Fanle asked again.

"He should be reliable. He has been repaired by Milong several times. He should not lie." Long Wenjian explained.

"Then the test now is how much the Japanese army trusts this spy." Meng Fanle looked at the other party with a determined look.

"Yes." Long Wenjian nodded.

Meng Fanle looked at Long Wenjian with a determined look, expressing his deep understanding of the situation.

Long Wenjian nodded in agreement. They knew the key to this contest.

If the Japanese army had full confidence in the "Snow Fox", their plan would have a chance of success; otherwise, they would face the risk of failure.

This tense situation is full of uncertainty and tests the wisdom and decision-making ability of both sides.

"But I don't think there is much hope. The Japanese army definitely sent more than just him. There must be other spies." Meng Fanle said confidently.

"Maybe, but so far, the highest-ranking person arrested is Liu Hu." Long Wenjian sighed.

If he could catch another high-level spy, he would be able to operate better.

Now he could only rely on gambling, betting on how much the Japanese army trusted him.

But this plan does have many uncertainties, which makes people feel uneasy.

They didn't know whether other Japanese spies would interfere with the plan, nor were they sure what decision the Japanese would ultimately make.

Under such circumstances, Long Wenjian, Meng Fanle and others faced tremendous pressure.

They must always be vigilant and prepared to deal with various emergencies.

At the same time, they also need to find opportunities in uncertainty to maximize the possibility of success of their plans.

This battle with the Japanese army is full of challenges and risks. Whether they can succeed will depend on their wisdom, courage and luck.

"Commander, may I ask, if the Japanese army really sends troops here, what will you do then?" Meng Fanle continued to ask.

"What do you mean?" Long Wenjian looked puzzled. Did he doubt his own ability?

You have to know that among the several security regiments, his troops are not weak in strength, and are even very strong in some aspects.

After all, he is Lu Yuhua's direct subordinate and has all the necessary equipment. In addition, he has automatic weapons, which are obviously superior to those of other regiments. Moreover, his number of people is also higher than that of other security regiments. This is enough to show how much Lu Yuhua values ​​him.

Even if he faced a Japanese brigade alone now, he would not be afraid.

But based on his understanding of the Japanese army, he would be lucky to have a regiment come.

Although Long Wenjian's assessment of the Japanese military strength had some basis, the uncertainty of war made anything possible.

Even though he believed that the Japanese would only send one regiment at most, he could not rule out unexpected situations.

If the Japanese sent more troops or adopted unexpected tactics, Long Wenjian's troops might face greater pressure.

In this case, the response strategy needs to be considered more carefully.

"Even one regiment is an overestimation of the Japanese army. I estimate that there is only one battalion at most. A mere battalion can wipe them out in the blink of an eye." Long Wenjian said confidently.

He deployed a lot of reconnaissance troops with the aim of strengthening intelligence gathering so as to grasp the movements of the Japanese army in a timely manner.

At the same time, he also organized targeted training for the troops during this period to improve their responsiveness and combat effectiveness.

"So you think this so-called Snow Fox is only worth a battalion in the eyes of the Japanese army?" Meng Fan chuckled.

"That's about the same." Long Wenjian did not refute.

"Commander, then we have to make good use of this brigade." Meng Fanle suddenly came up with a plan and a cunning smile appeared on his face.

Obviously, he already had a plan in mind. This plan might be to use the Japanese army's emphasis on the "Snow Fox" and the large number of troops they sent to set traps or adopt clever tactics to achieve the goal of attacking the Japanese army.

"What do you mean?" Long Wenjian didn't react and looked at Meng Fanle in confusion.

It was obvious from his expression that he had not fully understood Meng Fanle's thoughts.

In this situation, Meng Fanle explained his plan to let Long Wenjian understand his intentions and strategies.

"You mean to destroy this Japanese army and then pretend to be the Japanese army? Fake to open Wuzhou city?" Long Wen Zhang instantly understood Meng Fanle's plan. This plan was bold and risky, but it had huge potential benefits.

Long Wenjian's original plan was to first eliminate the Japanese army's manpower, and then use his own advantages to attack Wuzhou City.

Meng Fanle's proposal was even more radical. He wanted to destroy the incoming Japanese troops and disguise himself as a Japanese soldier, so as to open the gate of Wuzhou and seize Wuzhou city when the Japanese were caught off guard.

High risks often come with high rewards, and if this plan succeeds, it will achieve a major victory with fewer troops.

But the risks involved cannot be ignored. Once discovered by the Japanese army, they might fall into an extremely dangerous situation.

After weighing the pros and cons, Long Wenjian felt both excited and nervous.

I am excited about the great results that this plan may bring, but I am nervous about the various uncertainties in the implementation process.

He began to think carefully about the feasibility of this plan and what preparations needed to be made to reduce risks and increase the chances of success.

At this time, the atmosphere in the command center became tense again.

The choices made by Long Wenjian and Meng Fanle will determine the direction of this battle and the fate of Wuzhou City.

"Let's do it. The brave ones will die of overeating, and the timid ones will die of starvation." Long Wenjian gritted his teeth and thought it was worth a try.

If you fail, you will only lose a small part, but if you succeed, you will make a lot of money.

"But there is a problem, that is, there are not many people in our army who can speak the Japanese language." Meng Fanle pointed out the most important problem of this plan.

This was indeed a major obstacle, because in order to disguise themselves as Japanese soldiers and trick the city gates into opening, language communication was a crucial link.

If you can't speak Japanese fluently, it will be easy for the Japanese army to see through your plan, causing it to fail.

This question made Long Wenjian fall into deep thought, and he began to think about how to solve this problem.

Perhaps we can urgently train the troops in some simple Japanese terms, or find people who can speak Japanese to join the operation.

In any case, this problem must be solved as soon as possible, otherwise the plan will be difficult to implement.

"Don't even think about it. Most of our team members are illiterate. They can't read a single word and they speak the Japanese language. They can't even speak human language properly." Meng Fanle sneered again.

Meng Fanle's sarcasm reflected the reality of the team. Most of the soldiers were illiterate, and some spoke dialects and could not even speak Mandarin fluently, let alone Japanese.

This indeed brought great difficulties to the plan, but Long Wenjian was not panicked at all and sneered.

"That makes sense. Although no one in our group knows how to do it, I believe the general manager will definitely have a way to solve this problem."

(End of this chapter)