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

"Wow, these white pigs are so tactful?" After receiving the invitation to the dance party hosted by the white people, Colonel Ryunosuke Kusaka, the captain of the Japanese aircraft carrier Akagi, immediately showed a satisfied smile on his face.

In his impression, these white pigs used to be very arrogant. They looked down on the Japanese from the bottom of their hearts and would never give them a good look on weekdays. Their attitude was arrogant and rude.

But now the situation is very different. Not only can they smoothly enter the Cam Ranh Bay port and regard it as one of their important bases, but now they can even receive invitations to this dance party. This change in treatment really makes Colonel Kusaka Ryunosuke feel very happy.

"Captain, do you agree?" The subordinate stood respectfully by the side, bent slightly, and asked softly.

In his opinion, although this dance invitation seemed to be a good opportunity to have fun, it involved dealing with white people after all, so he had to listen to the captain's opinion first.

"Agree, why not? Let everyone participate." Colonel Kusaka Ryunosuke said without thinking, but then he pondered for a while.

He thought that there had been no wars for a while, and the soldiers on the warships were working very hard, either training or performing various patrol missions every day. It was a rare opportunity to relax, so it would be better to let the soldiers have some fun, which would also help ease their tense nerves.

"Captain, should we send someone to stay behind?" After hearing the captain's words, the subordinates felt uneasy.

He thought, if everyone went to the dance, there would be no one to guard the battleship. What if something happened?

So we thought it would be better to leave some people behind so that we can have someone to look after and guard the warship.

"Are you suspecting some conspiracy?" Colonel Kusaka Ryunosuke was not a confused man. When he heard his subordinate's words, he immediately guessed what he was thinking.

He knew in his heart that his subordinates made this suggestion because they were worried that there was an ulterior motive behind the dance invitation, and that it might be a trap set by those white pigs.

Hearing this, the subordinate hurriedly shook his head and explained seriously: "No, I just think it's better to leave some people behind."

In fact, he couldn't quite explain why he had such concerns. It was just out of a soldier's instinctive intuition that he felt that he had to be careful in everything and couldn't send out all the people. He had to ensure that the warship was always guarded.

After hearing this, Colonel Kusaka Ryunosuke thought about it and felt that what his subordinate said made some sense, so he did not reject his proposal.

After all, the safety of the warship is of vital importance. If something goes wrong just because of attending a dance, it will be troublesome.

So he began to arrange for some soldiers to stay on the battleship to guard the Akagi aircraft carrier, while the rest of the soldiers could go to the ball without worry.

.........

"Are you all ready?" Jin Zhijie asked softly with a steady gaze as he looked at his subordinates in front of him. His voice was soft but revealed an unquestionable seriousness.

"Well, everything is ready, and our people have already sneaked into the ball." Upon hearing the question, the subordinate straightened up and reported with a focused look.

He was fully aware of the importance of this operation and that every step could not be missed, so there was a hint of nervousness and caution in his tone when he was reporting.

"Have all the dancers been arranged?" Jin Zhijie frowned slightly and asked again.

In his plan, these dancers are a key link. Their performance will directly affect the success or failure of the entire operation, so he must ensure that everything is foolproof.

"Everything has been arranged, and everyone has been given a generous reward." The subordinate responded quickly. He clearly remembered all the details when arranging the dancers. In order to get their full cooperation, he really put in a lot of effort. The rewards given were also quite considerable. He just hoped that they could act according to the plan.

"The others are not important. The most important person this time is Kusaka Ryunosuke. This person is especially important." Jin Zhijie looked solemn and reminded again.

He knew very well that the core target of this operation was Kusaka Ryunosuke. As long as he could achieve his goal with him, many subsequent things would develop in a direction that was beneficial to him.

Kusaka Ryunosuke, the eldest son of Sumitomo Corporation's director, Kusaka Chomō Jiro, had a rather remarkable background. He was born in Tokyo, originally from Ishikawa Prefecture, and graduated from Tennoji Junior High School in Osaka, and then from the 1913st class of the Naval Academy in 41.

Within the navy at the time, he was highly regarded as a "brilliant figure in aviation warfare." His professional expertise was torpedo warfare, and he was an important figure in the Japanese Navy.

"In addition, according to the intelligence we have obtained, he is about to become the chief of staff of Chuichi Nagumo." Jin Zhijie continued. As he spoke, he stared at his subordinates, hoping that they would deeply realize the seriousness of the matter.

"As long as we capture him, we can influence the Japanese army's next actions." Jin Zhijie reminded again in a firm tone.

He was well aware of Kusaka Ryunosuke's position in the Japanese army and the important position he was about to hold. If he could successfully implement his plan on him at the dance party and use him for his own purposes or disrupt his normal deployment, then he would be able to interfere with and influence the Japanese army's subsequent combat operations, which would be crucial for controlling the entire situation.

"Yes." The subordinate responded with a serious expression and a firm gaze.

He knew very well that the success or failure of this operation depended on this one move, and he had to go all out to ensure that he could complete the mission and achieve the set goals.

"Yoshi." Soon, the long-awaited dance party officially kicked off.

The scale of this dance party was quite large. The organizers really spent a lot of money and even invited all the dancers that could be found in the entire Cam Ranh Bay. For a while, the dance floor was full of beautiful girls and it was very lively.

In addition, a variety of drinks and delicacies were prepared on site. The drinks ranged from mellow wines to spicy spirits. There was also a wide variety of delicacies, including exquisite French desserts and delicious seafood dishes, which made people salivate.

It can be said that this is simply a grand entertainment event for the troops.

At least in the eyes of Colonel Ryunosuke Kusaka, he was very satisfied with this dance.

He looked at the lively scene and thought to himself that these French people are really sensible now. They no longer put on a condescending look towards the Japanese as they did in the past. The treatment they are receiving now is really good.

The content of the party was quite monotonous. Most people just ate and drank, enjoying the pleasure brought by the food and wine. Then, they hugged the invited dancers and danced on the dance floor, twisting their bodies to the rhythm of the music, immersed in this atmosphere of decadence.

Of course, some Japanese officers were not so law-abiding. They sneaked into the room on the second floor with the dancers.

Hey, when these Japanese officers came out of the room on the second floor again, there was already a different person.

It turned out that all of this was part of a meticulous plan that Jin Zhijie and his team had carefully planned and arranged in advance.

Those Japanese officers who had originally entered the room on the second floor were already dead at this moment.

In this way, a trick of replacing one thing with another was quietly taking place at this lively dance party.

At this moment, the only remaining key target is Kusaka Ryunosuke.

On the other side, Kusaka Ryunosuke drank one glass of wine after another during the dance. The wine had a strong aftereffect, and with the ambiguous and blurred atmosphere lights flashing at the scene, he soon felt dizzy and a little drunk.

Moreover, the dancer next to him would tease him from time to time, sometimes throwing him a wink, sometimes whispering seductive words in his ear. This had already made Kusaka Ryunosuke distracted, and the fire of desire in his body was completely ignited. How could he bear it?

So, he couldn't wait to take the dancer to the room that had been prepared in advance, thinking that he would enjoy this gentle land to the fullest.

But he could never have expected that what was waiting for him next was not a paradise, but an elaborately designed trap.

As soon as he entered the room, before he could react, Kusaka Ryunosuke was knocked unconscious by a club from someone hiding behind the door.

After that, he seemed to have evaporated from the face of the earth and completely disappeared from the dance scene.

Then the new Kusaka Ryunosuke walked out of the room.

.........

"So smooth?" Lu Yuhua held the telegram he had just received in his hand, looking at the results of the action reported on it, and couldn't help but widen his eyes in surprise, his face full of disbelief, and couldn't help asking.

He really didn't expect that this operation would go so smoothly. He successfully squeezed in more than 20 spies at one time, and they were all middle and senior military officers.

This was far beyond his original expectations. Similar actions in the past had never achieved their goals so easily, so this result naturally surprised Lu Yuhua.

"Yes, they easily replaced all the original Japanese officers under the pretext of a dance party." The intelligence officer in charge of the operation explained in detail with a smug look on his face.

He also knew that the success of this operation was hard-won, but fortunately everything went smoothly according to plan, and now he could finally give Lu Yuhua a satisfactory answer.

"Very good, now we just have to wait for the spy to play his role." Lu Yuhua's mouth corners slightly raised, a relieved smile appeared on his face.

He knew in his heart that it had taken a lot of trouble to successfully implant so many mid- and high-level spies. Now he hoped that these spies could play a good role within the Japanese army, obtain more key intelligence for their side, and then influence the Japanese army's combat deployment, etc., so that they could take more initiative in this complicated war situation.

He knew a lot about Kusaka Ryunosuke, for example, his cousin Kusaka Rengen, who was a vice admiral of the navy.

Kusaka Renji had an extraordinary swordsmanship learning experience since he was a child. He first learned the Ittozhengchuan No-sword-style swordsmanship from Konan Ichi (you should know that Konan Ichi was the disciple of Yamaoka Tesshu, the founder of No-sword-style swordsmanship).

Afterwards, he studied Wudao-ryu in depth from Zenjiro Kagawa (the 2nd generation main branch of Wudao-ryu) and Ishikawa San (the 3rd generation main branch of Wudao-ryu), and finally inherited the 4th generation main branch of Wudao-ryu.

It can be seen from here that it is not easy to become a general in the Japanese army. For ordinary people, there is basically no chance.

The hierarchy within the Japanese army is very strict. Without a good background, it is impossible to be promoted to a high position like general. This shows how much importance is placed on family background in their promotion system.

On the other hand, the appointment notice of Colonel Kusaka Ryunosuke has also been officially announced. He will serve as the Chief of Staff of Nagumo Chuichi's First Air Fleet.

"Declare war on the rice and livestock?" Nanyun Chuichi narrowed his eyes slightly, with a hint of thought in his eyes, looking at Major General Kusaka Ryunosuke in front of him, and asked slowly.

"That's right, Commander. The American cattle are our biggest enemy in dominating the entire Pacific." Major General Kusaka Ryunosuke spoke directly and crisply with a firm look and without even frowning.

In his view, the presence of the US military in the Pacific region posed a huge obstacle to the Japanese army's ambition to dominate the world.

"Their occupation of Luzon has a great impact on our logistics. Once they send troops, they can cut off our supply lines in a very short time." Major General Kusaka Ryunosuke continued to analyze. He was well aware of the importance of Luzon's geographical location. The US military's occupation of there was like burying a bomb that could explode at any time on the Japanese army's logistics supply line. This was a considerable hidden danger.

Upon hearing this, Lieutenant General Chuichi Nanyun did not refute, but nodded slightly, agreeing with his opinion.

"Yoshi, you are right. The rice farmers in Luzon are indeed a big hidden danger, but the people in the base camp don't want to provoke them for the time being. We still need them to supply steel and oil." Lieutenant General Chuichi Nanyun frowned and said helplessly.

He knew in his heart that although the presence of US troops in Luzon was a trouble, the Japanese army still had to rely on the supply of many materials, especially steel and oil, from the US military, so the headquarters did not want to provoke the US military for the time being.

Hearing this, Major General Kusaka Ryunosuke did not stop there, but continued: "Commander, don't you find that the rice and livestock supply to us, steel and oil, has been greatly reduced?"

He felt that this was a very critical issue. Since the U.S. military had begun to strangle the Japanese army in terms of material supply, shouldn't it be time to reconsider their attitude toward the U.S. military? They couldn't always be so passively dependent on them and always have to be on guard against the U.S. military cutting off their supply lines.

"Let me think about it." Nanyun Chuichi did not answer immediately, but shook his head to signal the other party to stop talking. (End of this chapter)