The technological competition starts with the integration of space-time memory

Chapter 381: Troops on the border
Nakamura Kazuo's eyes lit up when he heard this, "I can guarantee to get this information. The commander of the Guam fleet is Vice Admiral Carilan, who was stationed in Japan for more than ten years.

There are many old friends in our Great Japanese Navy, and we can easily contact him."

Kawada Masahiko nodded slightly and said, "Lord Uesugi's strategy is indeed very good. With the full support of our Great Japanese, the camp will surely win the final victory!
There is a fleet sent by the Empire cruising in the waters around me, and the Covenant's ultimatum will eventually come to nothing."

Nobuda Takehisa nodded slightly and said, "Very good, this time the Star Alliance's 72-hour ultimatum crisis is also a good opportunity for us to show our strength.

As long as we overcome the crisis, Japan will become a normal country and one of the great powers on this planet!
Of course, the Star Alliance is already powerful, so we must not offend them too much.

Mr. Kawata, if necessary, we can make some concessions to buy more time for making mushroom eggs.

As long as the number of mushroom eggs increases, no country will be able to interfere in the internal affairs of Japan!
Therefore, I hope you will work together! "

"Hey, the great Japanese will surely have a long-lasting military fortune!"

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Empire Washington, Fog Valley.

Bristol chose to hold another small-scale meeting here today.

"Eastern Japan has expressed its strong willingness to support us, on the condition that we send the remaining troops of the Seventh Fleet stationed in Guam to the waters near Eastern Japan to conduct joint exercises."

Bristow informed everyone present of the information sent back by the Empire's ambassador to Eastern Japan, Hyland.

At the beginning of the war, Firwin, who escaped from the Southern Alliance Army, was very dissatisfied with the Eastern Japanese attitude of only supporting him under certain conditions.

"Does the Eastern Japanese think that without the Imperial garrison, we can no longer hold the collar around their necks? They actually dare to bargain with the Empire."

Ms. Harley digested the information she heard for a while, and then said, “I remember that a week ago, the Southern Alliance sent a delegation to East Japan.

One of the former ambassadors of the Empire to the South Peninsula, White, stayed there. Has the Southern Alliance begun to win over the Eastern Japanese?"

Bristol looked tired and nodded, "Yes, the latest news is that White has begun to set up a commercial representative office in East Japan."

Ms. Harley sighed and said, "It seems that the Eastern Japanese seized on this point to dare to put forward such conditions."

Michelle Brick said, "Ms. Harley, the Eastern Japanese need our fleet support now, and they will be able to give us the same military support later."

Ms. Harley asked in confusion: "If the Eastern Japanese have sufficient military strength, why do they ask us for support to counter the Star Alliance's ultimatum?"

Michelle Brick said: "Eastern Japan's current naval and air force strength is indeed insufficient, but its shipbuilding capabilities are greater than those of the Empire.

Now the Ingalls Shipbuilding in Missouri is in the hands of the Confederacy, and the Navy's Aegis warship manufacturing is subject to the Confederacy.

Some naval generals have begun to waver because of this.

If we can use Eastern Japan to build ships for the navy, then the navy will definitely turn to us."

In fact, as the war dragged on, the navy, which had originally maintained a neutral stance, could no longer hold on.

Because naval officers and soldiers have families, and the location of their families determines that they will eventually be involved in taking sides.

This time point is getting closer and closer, and the Democratic Party must take some necessary measures to attract the Navy to completely side with it.

Or attract more forces in the navy to side with itself.

The shipbuilding capability can be said to be a bargaining chip that plays a vital role for the navy. If a party does not have the shipbuilding capability, the navy will just sit back and wait for death.

After listening to General Brick's explanation, Ms. Hallie finally understood.

Firwin asked hesitantly, "The victory now should still be determined by the army and air force. Is the navy that important?"

Michelle Brick said: "No, if the Navy had come to us from the beginning, then after the previous right hook operation, we could have prepared another assault from the Gulf of Mexico.

With two-sided attacks, we can win that time."

Ms. Harley said with some resentment, “Alas, how come Operation Right Hook was blocked by the Confederacy?

If we had made a breakthrough and taken over New Orleans in one fell swoop, we wouldn’t be in this situation today.”

Bristol waved his hand and said, “Now that things have come to this, there is no need to say anything regretful.

Do you think we should accept the conditions proposed by the East Japan?"

Firwin was the first to say: "Now Starship 7 has successfully arrived in the orbit of Mars and will land on Mars within a week.

The image information sent back by the landing spacecraft alone is really discouraging.

Datang Aerospace has more than one base on Mars. Analyzing the images taken from the range where the spacecraft flies in orbit, there are at least six bases.

It is not known how many others are not within this orbit.

I guess that alien creature has probably fallen into Li Tang's hands, otherwise our side would be in such a mess, and Li Tang has not taken any action except taking advantage of the situation to break up the Western Alliance.

Now that we have fought this war, the empire must be severely damaged and there is really no way it can recover.

The Eastern Japanese want to use this to become equals to us, so there is nothing wrong with accepting it.

At least the East Japanese are stronger than those old nobles, and they are enough to support us in winning this war." Ms. Harley also agreed: "I also support accepting the conditions of the East Japanese and sending a fleet."

Michelle Brick also said: "We can take this opportunity to send out a fleet and lure the navy to completely turn to us.

At worst, we can take this opportunity to withdraw a batch of warships from our camp to avoid being wiped out by the Southern Alliance.

My idea is to not only send the remaining elements of the Seventh Fleet from Guam, but also send a second task force from Hawaii.

This would provide an excuse to withdraw warships from the Atlantic and other places.

The navy has seldom been deployed in the past six months, and the officers and soldiers are actually already feeling anxious. Only if they have something to do can they be attracted to join us.

After all, we did not use the warships to fight the Southern Alliance, and it did not violate the principle of naval neutrality."

Bristow looked at Ms. Harley and asked, "It costs a lot to send out a naval warship. Can we spare the money?"

Ms. Harley nodded and said, "If we can conquer the navy, we will have to squeeze out the money."

Bristow nodded slightly, "Okay, then we have unanimously decided to cooperate with the East Japan and send a fleet to support the East Japan to fight against the Star Alliance's ultimatum.

Mobilize the Second Fleet to advance to the west of Guam and prepare to support the Seventh Fleet.

Then we will draw warships from the Atlantic and other places to form the third fleet and march to Pearl Harbor."

Michelle Brick suddenly thought of something and asked quickly, "Wait, if we act like this, it looks like almost all of the navy is heading west.

Would this cause the Covenant to misjudge us and think we were going to war with them?
In addition, if the Star Alliance declares war on East Japan, how should our fleet conducting exercises in the waters near East Japan respond?

Should we cooperate with the East Japanese fleet to counterattack the Star Alliance's attack, or should we just stand by and watch?"

Bristol groaned, his eyes seemingly fixed in a certain direction for a while.

Then he said, "Please inform everyone that our fleet is only responsible for the exercise in the Western Pacific and will not participate in any substantive battles.

Eastern Japan did not pay the price for our war with the Covenant, and we certainly have no obligation to do so.

Don't forget, we are doing this operation to take down the navy."

Michelle Brick nodded immediately and said, "I understand."

As the meeting broke up, Bristow gestured to Michelle Brick.

Michelle Brick understood immediately.

About an hour later, Michelle Brick saw Bristow again on a small boat in the middle of a lake east of Washington.

"Mihiel, how are our preparations going?"

"Everything is basically ready. The launch codes and launch coordinates of all mushroom eggs have been readjusted."

Bristol looked at the water birds flying over the lake and felt an inexplicable sadness in his heart.

"Mihiel, do you think our previous decision was wrong?"

Michelle Brick smiled bitterly and said, “Whether right or wrong, things have come to this point.

But when I saw the photos taken by Starship 2, I felt that we did nothing wrong.

This is our last chance to snipe Li Tang!"

Bristow looked at Michelle Brick and asked, "Why didn't you ask Firwin to show the photos and videos taken by Starship II to Ms. Harley and others this time?"

Michelle Brick shrugged and said, “I’m afraid she’ll just give in after reading it.

In fact, the moment I saw it, I wanted to give up.

But, I feel very sad. "

Bristol nodded. "Yeah, it's hard to accept. Li Tang's progress is so fast that we can't keep up at all.

In fact, our final attack might just be a child's trick to him.

But, I am really upset! "

Michelle Brick suddenly smiled and said, "I have been studying Dragon Country culture and learning the Dragon Country language recently.

There is a phrase in Long Guoyu that can describe our mood at this moment. "

Bristol looked at Michelle Brick.

The two smiled at each other and said in unison in the Dragon Language: "We won't turn back until we hit the south wall, and we won't give up until we reach the Yellow River!"

The moment when the two finally made the final decision.

The Star Alliance's naval and air forces are approaching the Eastern Japanese troops in a way that surprises the world!

(End of this chapter)