Special Forces of Crossing: Cloud's Anti-Japanese

Chapter 2388 Trap
"Is war a trifling matter? Or, in your mind, we are your country's servants, who can come and go at will?!" After maintaining a good temper for about 3 minutes, as Fan Xuande and Stilwell said As expected, Ouyang Yun lost his temper.The two looked at each other, but breathed a sigh of relief.

Because of Ouyang Yun's status, the U.S. intelligence agency has long established a special file for him.In the description of this file, there is a record about Ouyang Yun's character, which says that Ouyang Yun's character is relatively irritable, and he is the kind who can't hide his words.In addition, he is more cunning, so if he has an opinion on someone or something but does not express it in person, it means that he has a bigger conspiracy and will be more difficult to deal with.

The battle of Guadalcanal seemed simple, but the sacrifices made by the Xuebing Army were not light.In this case, after Ouyang Yun gave up the dominance of the war in a very eloquent manner, and ordered the Australian Aid Corps, including the French Restoration Army, to withdraw from Guadalcanal, the Americans actually began to feel drums in their hearts.Without it, Ouyang Yun was notoriously not talkative, but now he suddenly became very talkative. The so-called abnormality must be a monster, and Americans inevitably have imaginations.Originally, if the Americans could win the Falklands War and stabilize the line of defense, the Americans could not care about these.But things turned out to be contrary to expectations. When the Xue Bingjun was the main force, those Nanyang monkeys and Dongyang devils were like paper tigers, and the Chinese broke through with a light finger.But when it was the turn of the Americans to take the lead, the paper tiger turned into a real tiger. "Before and after are different armies", this is MacArthur and King's evaluation of the Japanese army and the Indonesian National Liberation Army when they were summing up after the war.If it weren't for the Chinese who also made a lot of sacrifices for the Battle of Guadalcanal, the Americans would even suspect that the Japanese and Indonesians treated the army of soldiers and the U.S. army separately—they were so confused by their defeat that they couldn't find and learn from them at all. The gap between soldiers.

"Your Excellency, you are serious. Our two countries are equal allies. We have common enemies and common goals. We have always respected your army..." Fan Xuande seemed to be alive when Ouyang Yun lost his temper. turned around.After returning to normal, his eloquence was brought into full play.

Just as he was spitting, Chen Jiayao stood up untimely, flashed out her watch and reminded him: "There are 5 minutes left."

Fan Xuande was startled, quickly stopped talking, and then said sincerely to Ouyang Yun: "Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. President invited you to visit our country at this time to discuss the future cooperation between your two militaries. I think, maybe you It doesn’t take a meeting with the President to resolve this issue.”

Ouyang Yun frowned, took out a cigarette and lit it, then took a deep puff, and spit out: "No, I thought we did not violate the original agreement. My Australian Army Corps did not leave Australia, and continued to bear the burden. The expenses of the French Restoration Army. But the actions of some front-line commanders of your army are really frightening. Mr. Special Envoy, you have not been to the battlefield, so you may not be able to understand it, but General Stilwell should know. A brave man What do soldiers fear most on the battlefield? No matter how fierce the enemy is, they will not scare them. However, if they are betrayed by their comrades, if their backs cannot be guaranteed, no brave soldier will continue to stand on the battlefield—you know What do I mean? Perhaps you can ask General Stilwell for advice."

The sweat on Fan Xuande's forehead came down again.Ouyang Yun's words were too harsh, it was clearly a public admission that he did not trust the US military.

However, Stilwell's face was flushed red. As a soldier, the honor of his country's army was involved, so he couldn't keep calm.He stood up and stared at Ouyang Yun and said, "Commander-in-Chief, I dare not agree with your words. As far as I know, so far, this kind of thing has not happened in the Australian battlefield."

Ouyang Yun and Stilwell looked at each other, and said coldly: "It didn't happen in Australia, but in Burma and in the Philippines, our army encountered such things at least twice. General Stilwell also led troops. Knowing this kind of thing is a blow to the morale of the troops. And as their commander-in-chief, if I can't nip this kind of thing in the bud, then what right do I have to sit here?"

This kind of thing did happen in the Philippines. Of course, because Guo Kui handled it properly at the time and the Japanese army cooperated, it did not cause much loss to the Second Xuebing Expeditionary Army.But just as Ouyang Yun said, this kind of thing has a great blow to morale, and morale is directly related to combat effectiveness, so no matter how much Ouyang Yun expressed the importance, it was justified.

"We promise that this will never happen in Australia!" Stilwell exclaimed in desperation.

"Guarantee?! How do you guarantee it?" Ouyang Yun retorted unabashedly.

Stilwell's face flushed.

Fan Xuande quickly smoothed things over and said, "Mr. Prime Minister, we said earlier that we are willing to let Chen, no, Commander Chu take full command of the allied forces in Australia."

"This is a solution, but I want to ask, how much power does this full power have. And, does it include the navy?"

Fan Xuande was questioned.Roosevelt gave him no mention of the navy at all in his instructions.

Stilwell knew more about military affairs, and he continued, "Commander-in-Chief, our Pacific Fleet has lost its ability to move, I think—"

"That means the navy is not included?" Ouyang Yun was aggressive.

Stilwell gritted his teeth and looked away, speechless.

Chen Jiayao interjected at the right time and reminded Ouyang Yun: "Prime Minister, the time is up."

Ouyang Yun nodded, cast a sideways glance at Fan Xuande and Stilwell, and said, "I think, let's talk after you have asked Washington. Jiayao, send me off." Then he turned and left.

Ouyang Yun expected the failure of the US-Australian coalition forces to attack the Falkland Islands, and it was also expected that the US government would have to seek help from China again, which even made him feel uneasy, wondering if he would be able to grasp this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity .After the intermittent apprehension, it was replaced by vigorous ambition.If God does not take it, he must bear the blame. Since a broad road to dominate Asia and even the world is already in front of him, if he still dares not go forward, is it not that he has crossed this time in vain? !Completely replacing the United States and taking full control of the Pacific War has become an easy goal.As for how to do it specifically, how to do it is more thorough and beneficial to post-war diplomacy, and it has become the focus of the work of Ouyang Yun's think tank during this period.

Ouyang Yun Think Tank, this is an unofficial organization established by Mu Jiandie at the request of Ouyang Yun.If he is not in his position, he does not plan for his own affairs. Ouyang Yun really realized his lack of relevant professional knowledge when he reached his current position.Under Chen Jiayao's suggestion, he had the idea of ​​forming a think tank.The gap in Ouyang Yun's professional knowledge is mainly reflected in international affairs and foreign affairs related to the West, so most of the members of these think tanks have experience studying abroad and have a certain understanding of the West.And their job is to provide Ouyang Yun with reference and plan specific plans on foreign affairs.And precisely because of the existence of the think tank, Ouyang Yun was particularly easy to talk to when MacArthur and King were seeking to dominate the Australian and Pacific wars.And this is actually a trap set by think tanks for Americans.

It now appears that this trap was successful and achieved the expected purpose of the think tank.

(End of this chapter)