Special Forces of Crossing: Cloud's Anti-Japanese

Chapter 1972 Positioning
Jiang Huangyong's words before leaving were heart-breaking and deafening, which was undoubtedly a blow to Wu Keren.He stood there in a daze, his face turned blue and white, and his expression was ferocious, which fell into the eyes of his subordinates who surrounded him, so no one dared to disturb him, fearing that something bad happened to him.

Today, if he could go back and start over, Young Marshal Zhang would definitely not choose to quit the three northeastern provinces.As for front-line fighters such as Wu Keren, they will definitely choose to ignore their fate and choose a heroic road that seems to be lost but can be left in history.During the period of living in Larong, because there were no political and military disturbances, and because they had to face the direction of the troops, whether it was Young Marshal Zhang or Wu Keren, they were able to calm down and reflect on the past.When the Northeast Army was caught in a dilemma, and there was a little brother like Xue Bingjun who was advancing in the same situation, the Northeast soldiers were suffering physically and mentally.

Before Wu Keren’s mission, senior officers above the division commander of the Northeast Army held no less than ten small meetings. After some intense quarrels, they finally came to a unified opinion: the person who tied the bell must be untied. If the Northeast Army wants to get out In the current predicament, we can only turn to the Xuebing Army for help.Realizing that the Xuebing Army can no longer provide help without asking for anything like it did at the beginning, a low profile and certain concessions and even sacrifices are necessary.As for the final result, most people hope to get Guangxi to establish a new base, and if it is not good, then Zhejiang will be fine.Zhejiang is at the forefront of the Anti-Japanese War. According to Zhang Shaoshuai and his team's analysis, if the Northeast Army is stationed, it is tantamount to working for the Xuebing Army. Why not the Xuebing Army?

Wu Keren originally thought that Guangxi was difficult to find and Zhejiang was easy to find, but after Jiang Huangyong's disturbance, he realized that Ouyang Yun had no intention of letting them go back to China.He patrolled the line drawn by Jiang Huangyong's fingers with a cloudy expression, chewing on the words Jiang Huangyong said repeatedly in his heart, and said to himself, do we really want to die in this southwestern border?What exactly was Ouyang Yun's idea?

"Commander Wu, our commander-in-chief has invited you to meet," suddenly, a voice came from afar.

Wu Keren looked up, and recognized that the person calling was the confidential secretary next to Ouyang Yun, he relaxed slightly, and asked his adjutant to put away the map, and said, "Let's go!"

His subordinates were originally worried about how they would be treated, but at this moment they were calm and surrounded him and walked towards Xinbao.

After Jiang Huangyong left Wu Keren angrily, it was only then that he remembered that he hadn't said anything important.go back again?He couldn't let go of this face, and he was afraid of losing face to the Xue Bingjun because of it.When replying to Ouyang Yun, he said in a shameful tone: "Principal, I'm sorry, I messed up what you entrusted."

"Ok?"

After Jiang Huangyong explained in detail, Ouyang Yun calmed down and said: "It's okay, leave the next thing to me! Just keep pretending to be a villain."

With a car instead, Wu Keren will arrive soon.He thought a lot in the car, and he was already thinking about what happened in front of Ouyang Yun.

In a temporarily arranged reception room, Ouyang Yun and Wu Keren saluted each other. After shaking hands and greeting each other, the former asked as if he didn't know anything: "Commander Wu, how do you feel after walking around?"

"I'm shocked. I really didn't expect your army to have such a grand layout in Karachi. As a large maritime country, if you don't have a large navy, it will be like blocking half of the country's gates. Commander-in-Chief, you have worked hard!"

"Hehe, Commander Wu is overrated. As a soldier, it is our bounden duty to defend our home and country. As long as we can expel the Japanese invaders and recover the rivers and mountains as soon as possible, the blood can still be shed and cut off. What is a little hard work? Commander Wu Please sit down. How is the young general? I haven’t seen him for a long time. When we flew from Nanjing to Guangzhou, we agreed to work together to end this evil war as soon as possible. Well..." Ouyang Yun first chattered about a lot of past events, and finally changed the subject: "The Japanese army is determined to open up the western battlefield. There are still many vicious battles to be fought between your army and our army, but I don't know that your army will do well. Are you ready?"

After the Northeast Army lived in La Rong, Ouyang Yun once sent a power call to Young Marshal Zhang, asking him to send troops, but he was rejected by Young Marshal Zhang on the grounds that he was not ready for war.When he asks this sentence now, it is also a link between the past and the future.

The speaker has no intention but the listener does, because of Jiang Huangyong's reprimand not long ago, no matter how he listened to it, Wu Keren felt that there was a deep sense of irony in this sentence.He blushed and said: "Preparation, we have been doing the preparation work, but, but there is no stable logistics supply. Now, the troops are now having problems eating. It is really difficult for us." He said with a bit of a stutter After finishing these words, the tragic image of the soldiers' lack of food and clothing flashed through his mind, his eyes were tearing, he gritted his teeth and felt ruthless in his heart, suddenly stood up and bowed: "Commander-in-Chief, please see that for the sake of being descendants of Yan and Huang... Give us a hand! Please."

Ouyang Yun was taken aback, quickly stood up and reached out to support him, saying: "Commander Wu, what are you doing? Are you trying to scare me?"

Wu Keren straightened up and said, "Commander-in-Chief, it's not that I want to discourage you, but our Northeast Army is at the end of its rope. If you don't help us, then our Northeast Army may die in name only."

This is a bit serious. Ouyang Yun didn't dare to take it lightly. He quickly helped him sit down and said, "Is it so serious? You sit down first and talk slowly. In any case, we all belong to the Chinese Expeditionary Force system, right? We learn Bingjun will not sit idly by."

Wu Keren sat down and slowly explained the current situation of the Northeast Army.

Ouyang Yun asked Chu Tiange to pay attention to the Northeast Army, but because no spies were planted, he only knew the general situation.After listening to Wu Keren's speech, he made an analysis based on the information he had, and came to the conclusion that although what Wu Keren said contained exaggeration, it was not too much water.

The Northeast Army will play a huge role in the post-war situation that Ouyang Yun envisioned.The task he entrusted to Jiang Huangyong before was to let him wake up Wu Keren and let him know where the Northeast Army's way out is.It's a pity that Jiang Huangyong was filled with righteous indignation and overacted. As a result, the branch plot became the main plot, which delayed the real work.

Looking at Wu Keren apologetically, Ouyang Yun said sincerely: "It's my fault. During this period of time, I was busy with the construction of the Pacific Fleet, and I was distracted from paying attention to the Philippine campaign, so I ignored your army. Commander Wu, you and I both It’s a soldier, so let’s talk about it. How does the young commander position your army? Now you have seen the situation in Southeast Asia. Although the Japanese army still has the upper hand, it has already shown signs of decline. Take the Japanese army for a while. As far as the offensive is concerned, except for the Philippines, when it used troops against Australia, Burma, and Bangladesh, its main force was the natives of Southeast Asia. This shows that the Japanese’s local elite troops have run out. It is not difficult to foresee in time, as the Japanese army’s The standing army is exhausted, and their end is at hand!"

(End of this chapter)