The method I used to deal with Persol was not actually my creativity, but from the practice of modern Americans...
What is the best way to control a country? Is it a threat of force? Is it a garrison?
Actually, none of them...the best way is to sell weapons.
Just like what modern Americans did...selling arms to their younger brothers...For example, Japan, on the surface, seems to be Japan taking advantage, and you can buy advanced equipment, such as fighter jets without spending much research costs.
Warships, armed helicopters, etc...
But in fact? The core technology of these equipment, upgrades and even replacements of some parts are in the hands of the United States. As long as the United States is unhappy... stop all this supply and support, then these equipment will be in less than a few years.
Entering an old, damaged and unusable state... Facing such a situation, can you not listen to the Americans?
Therefore, if any country wants to safeguard its sovereignty and wants its politics to be free from interference from other countries... it must have its own complete military system.
This principle also applies to Persour and me...Pesour did get supplies by sneak attacking the Soviets' transportation lines, but we actually know this sentence... It's easy to say but difficult to do.
The most important thing is that sneak attacks on traffic lines and getting supplies are two different things. If you just sneak attacks on traffic lines, it is easy to do... Burying two landmines on the road is also called sneak attack. Ask a few people to ambush the roadside and shoot a few shots or fire a few shots.
Rockets are also called sneak attacks, and after a few shots, they can run away without a trace.
But getting supplies is different... If you want to get supplies, you must ensure that the vehicles are not blown up, and it is easy for the Soviet army to be attacked to do this. Secondly, it must spend more time and greater risks to run to the road.
Get supplies... Even if all this goes very smoothly... I still have to escape in the mountains with the seized supplies.
So... it is difficult and dangerous to obtain supplies from the enemy, and the amount seized is very small. This is a bit like the state of our army when we used to fight guerrillas...
How do you sing the guerrilla song?
"No guns, no cannons, the enemy will make it for us!"
In other words, our troops' supplies were also supplemented from the enemy at that time... But what was the result? Each soldier could only shoot three shots, and after three shots, he had to fight for a bayonet!
This mode may have the power of fighting when the bolt-pull rifle was used to, but now... when everyone is using the ak47 or even the ak74... only three bullets are actually seeking death!
I think... maybe it is precisely this reason, so although Persul has always insisted on relying on the power of the Afghans to repel the invaders, he still couldn't resist my temptation to provide assistance to them...
They are short of food and bullets, and China is indeed as I said, not a strong country at this time. It can only be considered a big country... So, it is better to accept China's aid than to accept the aid of the United States, right?
, better than being annihilated by the Soviet army in the Sigeo Valley without ammunition!
So Persul thought about the gains and losses in his mind... he felt that accepting China's aid was the best way, and it was even possible that he had planned this from the beginning.
But what he didn't expect was... His promise was actually what I wanted!
You should know that at this time, most of the equipment used by the Soviet army was AK74, and the weapons we equipped with the Xigeo Valley must be 56-rush... The reason is that a large amount of equipment needs to be supplied for a long time, and the replacement of parts must be ensured. Naturally, we can only use it.
China has the ability to produce weapons, there are not so many AK47 seized from the Vietnamese Japanese, right?
So the problem arises... After we supply gun bullets for the Sigeo Valley for a while, it is best to wait for them to change gears in large quantities... At that time, if we suddenly cut off their ammunition supply, what would happen
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So... Xigeo Valley promised to accept our aid. In the long run, it actually puts the power of life and death into our hands. This is just like Japan and other countries handing over the power of life and death into the hands of the Americans in modern times.
The truth is the same.
So our aid to Sigeo was soon launched...
First, two teams of mules and horses were organized to transport weapons and ammunition from two mountain roads to the valley... After the second sweep of the Soviet Union, the US government realized that the US military's individual equipment was not suitable for use in Afghanistan, so it reached a conclusion with the Chinese government.
After an agreement to purchase weapons and equipment from China... Of course, most of these equipment are Type 56 submachine guns, as for 56 and a half... This kind of semi-automatic weapon has long been ashamed to take action.
So Chinese equipment is transported from sea to sea, and after it is shipped, it is divided into two parts, one part is transported to the US base and the other part is transported to our base... This makes us
I have a large number of 56 rushers, 56 squad machine guns and rocket launchers in my hand...
Then we carefully selected these weapons... Although the quality of our country's weapons in this era is not good, we can still pick taller ones from the short ones, and we soldiers are used to touching on the battlefield 56
I am a veteran, so it is not difficult to pick out a good quality gun from it.
Why choose a good gun?
Some soldiers were wondering when picking guns: "We are giving guns and food. We not only risk our lives but also have to pick out good ones for them! No matter how we think about it, we feel frustrated!"
But what they didn't know was that this was exactly part of the plan, and it was a key step... If the 56 and a half sent to the Sigeo Valley were of poor quality, then it was obvious that the guerrillas were used to using the worn out in their hands.
The ak47 and even the Lee Enfield rifle...
Yes, the guerrillas did have many Lienfield rifles equipped. The reason is that Pakistan was once a British colony. When Britain withdrew, many of these bolt-pull-type rifles were left in Pakistan, so the gun would naturally flow into it.
Afghanistan.
Don't underestimate this bolt-pull-type rifle... The bolt-type rifle during World War II can reach 800 meters, and it also has a capacity of ten bullets. Although the ak74 equipped by the Soviet army has strong firepower,
The range is only 400 meters... So most people sigh when facing the Li Enfield rifle gunman ambushed on the high ground next to the road... It is the situation where the guerrillas can beat the Soviet army but the Soviet army cannot beat the guerrillas
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Because of this... the Soviet army had to equip the troops with a large number of SVDs in order to fight against this old-fashioned bolt-pull-type rifle.
Now... our goal is to use 56 to replace the old rifles in the guerrillas, so that their individual weapons can be unified in caliber and ammunition. So... if they want to make them make up for the guns, of course, they must have the 56 to rush.
If you have confidence, how can you not choose the best ones for them?
Secondly, we set up several transit stations on the Pakistan-Arab border near Pakistan... This is relatively simple, we just need to mention it to Major Rana. On the one hand, it is because of China-Pakistan friendship, and on the other hand, it is because of ours.
The troops have a good reputation in Pakistan, so the transit station was quickly established with the help of Pakistani engineers, and even the guards of these transit stations were responsible for Pakistani soldiers.
The purpose of establishing these transit stations is very obvious. All the weapons and supplies we want to transport to Sigeo are stored here. The mule and horse team can travel back and forth between the transit station and Sigeo Valley and continuously transport supplies to their destinations.
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Finally, it is the most difficult... to open the way!
As I said before... It is far from enough to have two mountain roads leading to the Sigeo Valley. What I hope is that there must be at least a dozen mountain roads between the Ba-A border and the Sigeo Valley. These dozens of mountain roads are
The mountain roads are close and far away, some are open and some are secret, and they also lead to the Sigeo Valley from different directions.
This is actually to prepare for the future confrontation between the Sigeo Valley and the Soviet army. Just imagine... If there are so many supply lines, then when the Soviet army besieges the Sigeo Valley with limited troops, they will be able to prevent this one, but they will not be able to prevent it.
That line, coupled with the complex terrain of the Xigeo Valley, will prevent it from being surrounded and killed by the Soviet army.
However, it is not easy to open a road in the mountainous areas of Afghanistan. The reason is that there are stone cliffs and high mountains everywhere. Sometimes the straight line distance on the map is only a few kilometers, but in reality, perhaps the one that is blocking the front is a three or four thousand altitude above sea level.
The mountains of rice...
Fortunately, what we were going to open was just a mountain road that allowed mules and horses to pass through, and our explosives were quite sufficient... The explosives we used to open the road were actually all explosives blocks of military explosives, so along with a wave of waves
With the roar, the mountain road extends one by one towards the Sigeo Valley.
Of course, we didn’t do it alone when we were building these mountain roads... When I was doing this hard work, I also pulled Persour...
My statement is: "In order to better transport supplies to the Xijer Valley, and to avoid the Soviet army cutting off the supply line one day, I think it is necessary to build a few more mountain roads to lead to the valley, so I hope that the leader of Persour can
Send someone to participate in the road construction project!”
Because we had sent a batch of guns and ammunition to the Xijer Valley before, the guerrillas were very satisfied with this batch of arms. In addition, my request was reasonable, and it could even be said to be for the safety of the Xijer Valley.
...So Pelser immediately sent thousands of guerrillas and people to help build the road... and those guerrillas and people who came to build the road were still very energetic... because these roads are for them
Weapons and food are provided!
But what they didn't expect was... In addition to providing them with weapons and food, these roads can also facilitate us to send an army to the Xijer Valley... (To be continued, please search for Astronomy, novels are better, updated and more