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"How many people have they recruited? I estimate that they have at most a few thousand people, and definitely not more than 10,000. I think, compared with the 100,000 Japanese troops, they are still too weak."

"I've been thinking about this as well. After all, there are still quite a few new recruits here. Although I've ordered an increase in recruitment, it will take some time for them to truly become combat-ready."

Zhang Tianhao sat there, feeling somewhat powerless. After all, this was truly a battle of life and death.

"Master, I still suggest breaking it up into smaller units so that each unit can cooperate with each other. After all, our radio stations have been equipped to the battalion level, and every county town has a radio station!"

"That's true!"

Zhang Tianhao nodded, then looked at Wu Xiaoxue and couldn't help laughing.

"Xiaoxue, I didn't expect you to have such a talent."

"I can't help it. After studying with you for such a long time, it would be strange if I didn't make any progress. Have you forgotten that you taught us a lot when we were in Northeast China?"

Upon hearing this, Zhang Tianhao understood and nodded slightly.

"By the way, there won't be a radio in the car, right?"

Suddenly, Wu Xiaoxue asked with some confusion.

"It really is there, in my black bag!"

When Wu Xiaoxue heard this, she took a look at the small black bag in Zhang Tianhao's hand. It was about the same size as a student's backpack and didn't look like it contained a radio.

"impossible."

"Impossible, how can it be impossible? It's true. This time I really prepared a radio. It's in my bag. You don't think it's a book, do you?"

'It can't be that small.'

"It's the latest model, I made it myself, I know the principle and everything, but I've tried to shrink it as much as possible, but unfortunately the electronic components inside it are still too big, there's no way to make it any smaller, alas."

"Master, are you kidding?"

"You must be kidding, this is real!"

Zhang Tianhao rolled his eyes at her, then opened the car window, took out a cigarette and slowly started smoking.

There are relatively many Japanese in the west of the city, but they are not worried about these Japanese. On the contrary, they are more worried about the Japanese direction-finding vehicles, which are the biggest trouble.

The sky darkened unknowingly, and the car was still circling around. Although it was not driving on the same street, he still drove with caution.

"Pay attention to your surroundings and be careful. I need to send a message to contact the various squadrons to see what the results of their discussion are."

"Row!"

Then Zhang Tianhao took out a small box from his black bag. There were several buttons on it. It was obviously a modified item.

Zhang Tianhao carefully pulled open the antenna, turned on the power, and then started to debug carefully.

After all, the channel was not big, so he was quite careful when debugging.

He stopped when he adjusted to a certain position, and bursts of sounds came from the radio.

That was because Zhang Tianhao specially found a pair of headphones for this purpose and connected them to the small radio.

"Drive carefully, I'll try here."

"it is good!"

When Wu Xiaoxue took a look, it really was a miniature radio, but the size of this radio seemed a little too small.

But she didn't ask any more questions and just drove around. Zhang Tianhao also started to contact each squadron.

Soon, the radio stations were connected one by one.

After all, this is a public channel, which was set up by Zhang Tianhao for fifteen squadrons.

But after he got connected, he immediately turned off the radio, which lasted about a minute.

"This is……"

When Wu Xiaoxue saw that it was closed, she was also a little confused.

"Wait until everyone over there has made contact, and then I'll turn on the radio. That way we don't have to send a message, and we can receive their radio signals and understand their thoughts."

"So this is ah."

When Wu Xiaoxue heard this, she was also stunned, but she immediately understood.

Zhang Tianhao also told them that the radio station is divided into two parts, one is the receiving part, which may not send out signals, and the other is the transmitting part, which needs to send out signals.

Now for receiving, there won't be any big problems.

Zhang Tianhao looked at the time, and when it was four minutes and fifty seconds, he turned on the radio again.

Then I heard a terrifying silence in the radio station, without any radio waves coming from it.

Only when the five minutes were up did I hear the signal from the radio.

"Our captain discussed with several squadrons in Suzhong and found that if we follow your initial idea, we might have a direct conflict with the Japanese, which is not good for us. Please think about it again, young master."

"We in Southern Jiangsu also think that Young Master's initial idea is somewhat idealistic. I do not recommend doing this. It is best for us to grasp the specific intelligence now, and at the same time we should be prepared to disperse. Please approve it, Young Master."

"Our Subei Third Squadron thinks the same. According to our considerations, the two divisions and four mixed brigades are unlikely to be transferred back from the front line. They can only be transferred from other places. Therefore, I suspect that the Japanese attack route is estimated to be divided into three parts, which are the three war zones of the young master, but the Suzhong war zone is the focus of the Japanese attack."

"Other theaters of operations should not be underestimated. I still suggest that Central Jiangsu accept the advice of the Southern Jiangsu Theater of Operations and disperse the operations instead of concentrating the forces together."

"We often discuss the same idea. The two major squadrons of Yang and Huai will be close together, leaving a small force behind, and the rest will be planned later. The two or three squadrons of Yan and Nan will just be dispersed. After all, these two major squadrons basically send one battalion to each county, and the rest will be planned later. The main thing is to disperse."

"Master, it's like this. We have communicated with the New Fourth Army, but they haven't received such intelligence. They haven't taken action yet. After all, such a large-scale action must have many precursors. We will make a decision after all the intelligence is in place. However, it seems that they have also begun to mobilize."

"Master, we are a company squadron here. It is very likely that the Japanese landed some troops here. And it is very likely that they were transferred from their own country. They are probably new recruits. I wonder if we can have a fight if we have the chance."

"Indeed, I suspect they will fight from the north to the south. They may pass through Jiangsu and fight a battle. Will they destroy us?"

"Master, I suspect that this time Japan's use of troops in Jiangsu may not be aimed at us, but may have a purpose. I suspect that the Japanese want to transport troops directly from the north to the south. The benefit of this is that it can save a lot of time and reduce the dangers along the way."

The Shandong Squadron also started to speak and directly pointed out an important issue.

"The Japanese want to open up the southern line, but the railway in Jiangsu may also become a transfer point for them to mobilize troops. So, Master, I suggest that we dig up all the railways and use them to build our fortifications. Then I will see if the Japanese can come up with any good way to attack us."

"This is a good idea."

"Okay, stop talking about these irrelevant things. Young Master has his own thoughts. The question now is how do we face this 100,000-man army? Otherwise, with only a few thousand people in each squadron, we simply cannot defeat them."

"Disperse, Master. I suggest dispersing. This is the best way. If a company hides in the mountains or other places, we will not be afraid if the Japanese want to hunt us down. The most important thing is that when the Japanese are few in number, we can eat them. If they are many in number, we can hide."

As time went by, each squadron also put forward their own suggestions, which was to disperse, but first give the Japanese a ruthless blow, that is, to capture a county town or something, and grab some supplies. After all, their supplies were not sufficient, and without material support, it would be difficult for them to survive in this war.

The most important thing is that we can grab some radios. It would be even better if we can send them to company-level units. (End of this chapter)