The rise of a great power: starting with military industry

Chapter 424: One Divided Into Two (asking for monthly votes at the end of the month)
"boom!"

An anti-tank missile hit a BMP infantry fighting vehicle and directly destroyed it. The entire armored vehicle turned into a fireball.

"boom!"

A shell hit a truck, causing it to explode. The truck was carrying bullets, and the hot airflow caused the bullets to explode.

"Swish~~" The propellant of the bullet ignited, and the bullet, without the restraint of the barrel, began to fly around.

Artillery shells, rockets and anti-tank missiles were fired continuously.

There are also cavalry charging.

In order to annihilate this transport convoy, the guerrillas mobilized a total of 3,000 troops.

Under this death charge, the battle was over in just three hours.

The battlefield was in a mess, with smoke everywhere.

Although they called for air support and had the advantage of air firepower, the transport convoy was still completely wiped out.

The guerrillas were celebrating, celebrating this rare victory.

Although the guerrillas suffered more than two thousand casualties, it was still a great victory for them.

After all, the guerrillas were poorly equipped. The 3,000 troops mobilized had all kinds of equipment.

Some are equipped with "Hongying"-5 air defense missiles, some are equipped with "Qianwei" air defense missiles, and there are two types of anti-tank missiles. There are both Type 56 semi-automatic rifles and Type 56 machine guns, as well as Type rifles, Hanyang rifles, Zhongzheng rifles, and so on.

As for cannons, there are also several models.

"Contact the CIA, we need weapons and ammunition supplies!" said a guerrilla leader after cleaning up the battlefield.

This time, due to the aerial bombing, the guerrillas' losses were quite staggering.

On the battlefield, many weapons were damaged.

It can be said that this guerrilla force lost its combat effectiveness in a short period of time and needs to rest well.

They have no military production capabilities, and their weapons and ammunition are provided by the CIA in addition to being captured.

They are even responsible for teaching and training guerrilla warfare tactics.

The sky is clear and you can see snow on the top of the mountain in the distance. White clouds are floating in the blue sky, which is clear and ethereal.

This is a beautiful land with quaint buildings on the streets. You can see pointed-roof palaces and red houses.

This is Nepal, a landlocked country.

Nepal is located in the Himalayas, bordering China to the north, Sikkim to the east, India to the south, and only a 27-kilometer corridor away from Bangladesh. It has a land area of ​​about 14.7 square kilometers and a population of about 1700 million.

Nepal is an agricultural country with a backward economy and is one of the least developed countries in the world.

At this time, a meeting was being held inside a building.

On the map, an arrow points directly to the 27-kilometer corridor from Nepal to Bangladesh.

"Our mission this time is to control this corridor, occupy key areas, cut off the Indian troops, and prevent them from providing support!" A middle-aged man with dark skin spoke in Chinese.

They are guerrillas from Bhutan and Sikkim.

During this month, the Bhutan and Sikkim guerrillas achieved great and brilliant results. Their bases were connected into one and they wiped out a large number of Indian troops.

This time they came here to attack this corridor, thereby dividing the Indian army into two and preventing the Indian army in the east from receiving reinforcements and supplies.

By then, the guerrillas of Bhutan and Sikkim, together with the guerrillas of Myanmar, the 20 square kilometers of land in Meghalaya, Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Tripura and Mizoram may no longer belong to India.

Moreover, if the land route to Myanmar could be opened, the supply of guns, ammunition and materials would be greatly improved. For this battle, the Bhutan and Sikkim guerrillas mobilized 3,000 troops, prepared materials and ammunition in advance, and entered Nepal in batches.

Nepal also turned a blind eye to this, because Nepal has also been bullied by India.

The guerrillas received a lot of support this time. It can be said that Kashmir is a matter of great concern, which has greatly increased the support here. However, the Indian army is now heavily stationed in Kashmir, making it difficult to fully support here.

"Launch the attack at five o'clock tomorrow morning. We must capture the position as quickly as possible and control this place!" Commander Chen Yang pointed to the narrow 27-kilometer area.

The terrain here is relatively simple and flat, with a river flowing through.

What they have to do is to blow up the bridges along the river as soon as possible, making it impossible for the Indian army to provide quick support, and at the same time seize the high ground. Although the high ground is only 400 meters above sea level, it is very important and can control the plains within 50 kilometers around it.

Unfortunately, there is only one Indian army outpost on this high ground, with only one squad of troops stationed there.

As long as we capture this high ground and build defensive positions, we will be cut off here and the Indian army will no longer be able to reinforce the east.

At night, the guerrillas set out.

Without torches, we set out separately.

Because everyone here looks similar, and no one can doubt them when they are broken down into smaller groups.

The various troops arrived at the battle site late at night, with each man carrying eight grenades. These wooden-handled grenades were the guerrillas' favorite because they could often exert great power.

The various troops took advantage of the cover of darkness and rested near the battlefield.

It was almost five in the morning and the commanders of various troops looked at their watches. They had checked the time before setting off.

When the pointer pointed to five o'clock, a flare was fired into the sky, and immediately a battle began.

A small group of troops blew up the bridge. Bridge construction is not easy. It takes India two or three years to build a bridge over a river like this one that is three or four hundred meters wide. The built bridge is likely to collapse. However, it is easy to blow it up. Just place a few explosive packs to destroy a bridge.

All five bridges were blown up immediately.

At the same time, a large guerrilla force was attacking an Indian military camp, which was the largest camp in the surrounding area, with a regiment of troops stationed there. It was also the camp closest to the highland outpost.

The Indian troops, who were fast asleep, were caught off guard.

It was five o'clock in the morning, when people were most tired and most sleepy, and it was also very safe here. The Indian army had never expected that they would be attacked.

The sound of artillery and gunfire broke the silence of the night, and the panicked Indian soldiers didn't even have time to put on their pants.

Before they could organize an effective resistance, a camp uprising broke out.

The Indian Army has never been known for its combat effectiveness, and its organizational ability is even worse.

There were even Indian soldiers holding guns and shooting at anyone they saw.

The whole camp was in chaos.

Even the head of the military camp did not die at the hands of the guerrillas, but at the hands of his own soldiers.

When daybreak came, the gunfire and artillery fire stopped.

The guerrillas were clearing the battlefield and beginning to build defensive positions.

The high ground was also taken in the first place.

Although there was a squad stationed at the outpost, they were all asleep last night and were easily captured.

The guerrillas built defensive positions on the heights, set up artillery positions, and raced against time to avoid being unable to stop the large Indian forces.

They don't have much time left, so they have to hurry up.

(End of this chapter)