Bright Sword Military System

Chapter 745 General Counsel

Wang Xuexin and Li Yunlong discussed many plans, including setting up early warning intelligence personnel and radio stations among the people, but they were all rejected in the end.

It is not impossible to set up intelligence personnel among the common people. After all, there are many common people, and they usually do what they should do just like the common people. They only need to send the news to the Eighth Route Army as quickly as possible when an enemy plane is found. The possibility of exposure is small. It is also feasible.

The problem is that this means that all the original intelligence personnel who penetrated into the enemy's interior cannot be used, and another group of intelligence personnel needs to be set up, and the number of them must not be small... At this time, from the south of the line of Zhengzhou and Xi'an, almost all of them are recalcitrant The area controlled by the army is more than 500 kilometers just from this line.

Five hundred kilometers does not sound like much, but to ensure that enemy bombers fly by can be seen, do you want to set up a station every ten kilometers with a radio station?

That's fifty stations.

What's more, this is just a line at the junction of the two armies. If you see a Devil plane on this line, you only have a few minutes of early warning. If you want to have a 10-minute early warning, you have to push it out. The further you push the distance, the more information you need. The more people and stations there are.

So many intelligence personnel and radio stations... Let alone whether the Eighth Route Army is worthy or not.

In fact, if you really want to match, you can afford it by gritting your teeth. After all, it is related to the Eighth Route Army Air Force and is the top priority.

The important point is that the signal transmitted by the radio station can still be tracked in the territory of the stubborn army. If the stubborn army finds out that the Eighth Route Army has set up early warning points inside to grasp this law, as long as they track the signal when the devil plane appears... then they will catch a large number of them.

In comparison, it was much easier for the Eighth Route Army to warn the devils.

The reason is that the devils basically have no control over the mountainous areas. The early warning points set up by the Eighth Route Army on the front line of Luliang Mountain are safe and reliable. Fighting with the Eighth Route Army all the year round has already established a very mature counterintelligence system in this regard. The puppet army is either hooligans or bandits, and the more regular ones are just defeated surrenders. They don't have much means and experience in counterintelligence.

In addition, there are even many people in the puppet army who help the intelligence personnel openly or secretly or turn a blind eye to the abnormal actions of the intelligence personnel... After all, they are all Chinese, and everyone knows that helping the devil will not do them any good, so One more thing is worse than one less thing. Pretending not to see is the best choice. Only by not offending both ends can you live longer.

This resulted in a result: During the period of cooperative resistance, it was more difficult to deal with one's own people than with the enemy. This can only be called an irony.

Several people discussed for more than an hour, but there was still no result. The consensus reached in the end was that it could only suggest that the headquarters should start from several aspects at the same time, and make every effort to do a good job of early warning on the basis of ensuring the safety of intelligence personnel's lives.

But that being said, Wang Xuexin is not satisfied with this consensus.

Because he knows that the airport warning is not a joke, just "making every effort" is far from enough, the plane is one aspect, this is only a problem of money and can be solved, the worst is to change the equipment for Yingjiang with some technology.

The more important thing is the pilots... The Eighth Route Army spent a lot of effort, recruiting troops and "swindling and abducting". It was hard to gather more than 100 pilots. Now, it will not be so easy to find another group of pilots.

However, what else could be done?

Move the airport to another location?
In the end, don’t do this. The manpower and material resources consumed are trivial. The point is that the Eighth Route Army’s purpose of setting up this airport and even forming an air force is to assist Yuncheng’s defense.

It’s not that the Eighth Route Army doesn’t have a safe airport, but if it’s set up too far from Yuncheng in the rear, it will lose its meaning... Once Yuncheng loses copper and iron mines, the Eighth Route Army will return to the average of ten bullets per capita in a short time At that time, it was useless to have an airplane.

Buy radar from Eagle Sauce?

Not to mention whether it can be obtained, even if it is transported from the hump route, the detection is also in the direction of the stubborn army, and the stubborn army also has aircraft... When the radar detects the plane of the devil or the stubborn army?

So this doesn't seem like a good option either.

Just when Wang Xuexin was frowning at this question, the guard came in and reported: "Battalion Commander, Major Lemon Lokoff wants to see you!"

"Lymon Lokov?" Wang Xuexin almost forgot who it was, but as soon as he heard something, Cove immediately realized that it must be Maozi, and then remembered that it was the person from Maoxiong's general counsel. He was the one that Mao Xiong sent when he first came into contact with buying a bazooka.

At this time, Lemon Lokoff was being stopped outside the airport... The airport is an important place, not anyone can enter it if they want.

Wang Xuexin thought that Lemon Lokoff's visit might have something to do with the successful bombing of Linfen Airport by the Eighth Route Army.

Wang Xuexin was right, Lemon Lokoff was for this.

In fact, it was the General Counsel who sent Lemon Lokoff to learn from him because of this matter.

Because the general counsel was in Chongqing, he knew about the victory of the Eighth Route Army at Linfen Airport relatively late, and he only knew a general idea...

This matter is not a secret to the Eighth Route Army, but it is still a secret to other people.

Things on the battlefield are often like this. Even if some things are used on the battlefield, they must be kept secret if they can be kept secret. Maybe they can be used again?
For example, the Eighth Route Army put rockets on the planes to fight against the ground. Although the devil's airport has been blown up to a mess, the devil knows what the Eighth Route Army used to bomb it?
If you don't know, how can the devil make targeted countermeasures or preparations?

Just like the devils did to Mao Xiong in the Nomonhan War, the plane was hit by Mao Xiong's rocket and thought it was hit by a shell, but he was too scared to let go and fight for air supremacy.

This time, after the Eighth Route Army finished the battle, although they publicized the results of the battle to boost morale, they never mentioned the whole battle and what was used to bomb it.

As for the devils, because they were defeated and worried about affecting morale, they never mentioned it. They even said internally that a fire broke out at the airport and caused a chain explosion.

On the side of the stubborn army, they just integrated the information obtained by the two sides, and then came to the result that the Devils Airport suffered heavy losses due to the bombing of the Eighth Route Army.

Others may not think anything of it, because most of them are laymen who don't know the inside story, and more just think that the Eighth Route Army is exaggerating its propaganda... The stubborn army often does this, so they are used to it.

But when the general counsel heard the intelligence, he realized that it was unusual.

The Eighth Route Army had only ten planes, and they were still fighter jets. How could they cause so much damage to the enemy?

(End of this chapter)