"The war that binds one's hands is a failure at the national level. With such restrictions, letting American soldiers fight is equivalent to letting people enter a big pot and hoping that they will fight it themselves." Marshal Zhukov appeared again at the Ministry of Defense meeting after eight years. This time he didn't say much, but no one ignored his opinion. In any case, his prestige was fought from the Patriotic War.

The same reason also occurs here. Marshal Huasilevsky. After the incident in Podgorne, Khrushchev re-thinked many marginalized generals, including Zhukov and Huasilevsky. Both have left the Ministry of Defense for several years, and this time they have also received warm reception from their former colleagues. However, after the ups and downs of the past few years, both of them have become unlucky.

"From the battlefield trends over the past six months, the United States has mainly used air bombing attacks on North Vietnam, and the main force is concentrated in South Vietnam for anti-infiltration operations. Of course, this combat intensity cannot be said to be weak, but if this continues, it will still not change its strategic disadvantage." Marshal Huasilevsky supported his chin with one hand and looked at the Vietnam situation chart and said, "Which country will be dealt with by the Air Force? Will the Americans trust their air force advantages too much?"

"It should be China's factors that play a role. It seems that the United States does not want to have a war with China on land." Zhukov noticed the China behind Vietnam and immediately knew where the United States' concerns were.

"But this concern is too obvious, as if it was discovered." Selov patted the five-pointed star on his military uniform, "In this case, the United States faces an unbeatable opponent. As long as North Vietnam does not give up the ideal of the same country, will the United States continue to fight?"

The military uniform of Selov's General Political Commissar of the National Security General Political Commissar of the National Security General Political Commissar is very different from that of the Soviet Union in this era. This is not because he insists on being innovative. The General Political Commissar of the National Security General Political Commissar has not been twenty years old. The military uniforms of the Soviet Union twenty years ago are different from the current military uniforms. The new military uniform has not been designed yet, which has caused Selov to wear a sickle, hammer and five-pointed star.

Take out a stack of posters from the briefcase you carry, and Sellov put them on the table, saying sarcastically, "The psychological warfare of Americans is still as ignorant and shameless as ever. This propaganda strategy is not uncommon. It can be said that Western Europe played an invincible and unfair role in World War II, but Asia is different. People there are very sensitive to this propaganda themselves. Under the national liberation of the general environment, this propaganda can only have the opposite result."

Among the posters, each of them was a half-dressed woman. Judging from the posters, they were all Vietnamese women. From the aesthetics of the East, at least these Vietnamese women are considered to be good-looking.

Sexual psychological warfare was widely used by the US military in the Vietnam War. During the Korean War, the US military was "armed to the teeth" and developed to the Vietnam War. They had already armed to the sexual warfare. During the Vietnam War, the US military specially set up special agencies such as psychological warfare operations teams to be responsible for psychological warfare operations against North Vietnam's armed forces. Half-naked beauty is acceptable by Western standards, but it offended the moral norms of the local people.

Americans often distribute such stimulating photos, but rarely use women dressed. Americans think that these pictures can make their Vietnamese enemies homesick. However, for most Vietnam, such women are not tempting to them. This is the sadness of the US military's psychological warfare. Qian said that it is correct. Such picture leaflets generally failed. North Vietnamese soldiers believed that letting a girl wear a three-point swimsuit like this was an insult to Vietnamese women. They believed that the girl in the photo was a bar girl.

"Most countries in Southeast Asia are influenced by Indian culture. From Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, and even to Indonesia, Indian culture has had a great cultural impact on these countries. But one country is exceptional, and this country is Vietnam. Whether it is North Vietnam or South Vietnam, unlike ordinary Southeast Asian countries, that country is more influenced by China. Although Chinese culture does not treat this matter as serious as peaceful countries, it is still very sensitive compared to European countries. This propaganda offensive is very irrational." Selov stood up again and said, "The important reason for a man to defend his country is to protect his family, and women are an indispensable part of family organization. Let's imagine what happens when a country that values ​​this issue very much when he sees these posters?"

Calculate how many bombers are used and how many bombs are released to achieve the results. This is not Selov's strength. There are so many professional officers of the Ministry of Defense. Even if they and Selov calculate at the same time, the Ministry of Defense will first come up with the results. So he can only say something that others don't understand and pretend to be his own personality. Now it seems that the effect is pretty good...

"It seems that the United States is destined to fall into a quagmire. I wonder if you KGB are prepared for this?" Army Commander-in-Chief Marshal Grechko exchanged views with his colleagues and asked. According to his understanding of Selov, under normal circumstances, the Political Commissar of the General National Security, who has been watching the fun and not being too serious, should have rushed forward long ago. But now the KGB has been in a calm state, which is simply unreasonable.

This problem made Selov, who was fiddling with American propaganda posters, paused slightly, and then raised the poster girl over her head. After two seconds, he said in a strange tone, "This year, our KGB has a big move to do. When it succeeds, we are pulling out our hands and focusing on getting things done in Vietnam."

Indonesia is the largest country in Southeast Asia, both in terms of population, area and resources. Since the beginning of the Vietnam War, Americans will definitely feel that Indonesia, which has more and more than 3 million Indonesian Communist Party, is like a spear on its back. In this case, it is normal to prepare to instigate actions to eradicate the Indonesian Communist Party. Similarly, Selov also feels that most of the generals in the military are pro-US in a country that is important in Southeast Asia, and they are also very disliked.

Calculate the comparison of the strengths of the two sides. Shelov feels that he can win. With the organizational strength of the Indonesian Communist Party and the execution of the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs, it is a situation where he or she has a 50-5 or even a slight advantage. Since the United States dares to gamble, there is no reason why Shelov dares not gamble. The entire Southeast Asia covers an area of ​​4.5 million square kilometers, and Indonesia accounts for 40% of the area. If the Indonesian issue is solved, Southeast Asia is equivalent to a part of socialism. The frontline of the Cold War will be greatly advanced to Australia.

If Indonesia's success is used as an optimistic estimate, the situation in Southeast Asia will change again, and the importance of South Vietnam will be improved. The United States may increase its military offensive and preserve its own strength from being driven into the sea. The war may be more intense, but the final result will not be changed. The foundation of South Vietnam's rule is very weak.

The KGB is drawing forces from various departments to prepare for the anti-coup. The purpose is very simple. As long as you succeed, you will be able to capture all pro-US forces in one go. The results of Indonesia before the end of the year will tell Selov whether these preparations are useful.

After the meeting of the Ministry of Defense, Selov sent Marshal Zhukov and Marshal Huasilevsky to the Kremlin. The two long-marshals who had long been marginalized came back, which can be said to be an ice-breaking journey carried out by Khrushchev. Several people also had a meal, and Selov, who was about to return to Ruby Yangka, was also called and stayed together.

"I have seen the report from the Ministry of Defense. When the United States is trapped in the Vietnam War, we should develop our economy and catch up with the pace of the United States. Yuri's judgment is correct. This is our opportunity to turn the situation around." Khrushchev looked at Marshal Zhukov and Marshal Huasilevsky with a hint of admiration and asked, "Do you think our General Political Commissar of National Security have your own unique insights in military aspects?"

"His insights are focused on situation analysis, but that's enough. In fact, understanding the grand strategy is not simpler than directly leading troops to war." Marshal Huasilevsky answered this question. Unlike general commanders who were promoted to marshals, he was not famous as a front-line commander. In the war, Huasilevsky mainly planned in the commander's headquarters, rather than as a front-line commander to fight the battlefield. His direct record was insufficient. During the war, as the chief of staff of the Soviet army, Huasilevsky's main activity was to plan with Stalin and Zhukov in the commander's headquarters, or as a representative of the Supreme Commander to coordinate the actions of several front-line troops, rather than as a commander of the front-line troops to command the army and fight decisively against the enemy on the battlefield.

Therefore, Marshal Huasilevsky did not have an exclusionary attitude towards the young political commissar of the National Security General Political Consultative Conference like other Marshals of the Defense Ministry. On the contrary, when he saw Selov analyzing the situation, he could always remember his experience as the Chief of Staff in the Soviet Command.

"Our country does not lack commanders, but there are fewer officers who truly control the overall situation." Selov also maintained a respectful attitude towards Marshal Huasilevsky, but in fact he respected any marshal very much.

Today, Selov completed Khrushchev's ice-breaking journey. Khrushchev then issued a written document expressing his forgiveness for Marshal Zhukov's previous mistakes, and the Central Committee officially restored his reputation to Marshal Zhukov. At the same time, Marshal Zhukov and Marshal Huasilevsky were appointed as deputy ministers of the Ministry of National Defense, and the two returned to the military.

"Have the first batch of illegitimate children of American soldiers trained? Well, their English is great, and after several years of training, they have mastered a lot of combat skills. They are immediately sent to Indonesia. The Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs will respond and finish the work." Selov issued the document and ordered, "The more people there are, the better. We need to find more illegitimate children of Americans. The kind that is currently very difficult to live. When the number of people is enough, it is possible to consider setting up a special force." (~^~)
Chapter completed!