Afterwards, Li Changfu really cooperated with Wang Xuexin's training as he said.
More than just cooperation, Li Changfu can also be called Wang Xuexin's right-hand man.
Some things only require an order from Wang Xuexin, such as a seventy-kilometer emergency march tomorrow... Li Changfu understood. He immediately divided the troops into two groups, and asked the two mechanized troops to be set up in two locations for confrontation: one simulated the Japanese and the other simulated the Eighth Route Army.
But it's a problem who should imitate the Japs, because no one wants to be the Japs... People in this era hate the Japs so much that they regard imitating the Japs as a shame, and the commanders and soldiers won't say anything.
In the end, there was nothing we could do, that is, both armies regarded themselves as the Eighth Route Army, and then regarded each other as Japanese soldiers.
These are not the key points. The key point is that Li Changfu actually has some knowledge of Bu-tan coordination... He secretly learned these from Wang Xuexin. During this time, he carefully asked his subordinate Wang Xuexin about his training subjects and methods, and then summarized them.
The experience of Butan collaboration.
But of course, Li Changfu has only learned a little bit... If he can master it after just a few days of learning, then "Blitzkrieg" will not be "Blitzkrieg".
But Li Changfu's idea, that is, the plan for mechanized troops to take the initiative was really put on the agenda.
Wang Xuexin immediately reported Li Changfu's plan to the commander, and at the same time requested that Li Changfu be retained as the commander of the mechanized force.
The commander chuckled and said: "That's good. I didn't expect that this wooden lump would have his enlightenment one day. Since he has become a qualified mechanized force commander, of course there is no need to replace him! It's just that... the time is not right for this initiative.
oh?"
Wang Xuexin analyzed: "Although the Japanese have applied mechanized troops earlier than our army and have more actual combat experience, most of the Japanese's mechanized troops are a combination of cars and shoulder bags. Their mechanized troops are more mobile-oriented.
It’s not a battle. If we talk about a battle, it’s the latest ‘blitzkrieg’ fought with a bag and a tank. They are also novices..."
"What I'm worried about is not the Japs' mechanized troops!" The leader interrupted Wang Xuexin: "The Japs' mechanized troops were almost defeated by us last time. Now this batch is also newly formed. It is said that they will be mobilized like last time.
elite infantry
, or a combination of shoulder bags and tanks, which is obviously different from our mechanized troops! What I am worried about is the Japanese aviation. Without air supremacy... the mechanized troops have to face the enemy's bombing, and there is no way.
Expand it!"
At this time, the commander already had a relatively in-depth understanding of air combat, and of course the combat of mechanized troops was not a problem. At this time, he talked about it in detail.
Wang Xuexin answered confidently: "Reporting to the leader, the new X1 has been successfully tested on land. It should be able to be used for test firing on fighter planes in the next two weeks. I am confident that I can beat the Japanese in terms of air superiority!"
The development of the new x1 is so fast because it is not very difficult... The wires are ready-made by Yingjiang. As long as the charge of x1 is increased and some combustible metals are added to increase the combustion value, its range and range can be greatly increased.
Rate of fire.
The reason why there was still a test firing was because Su and the two of them were worried that the increase in range and rate of fire would tear the wires.
Facts have proved that this worry is completely unnecessary...the gadgets produced by Eagle Sauce these days, especially the equipment used in the military, are still of high quality.
The chief nodded with satisfaction: "If we can obtain local air superiority, this plan is feasible. But... where can we set our target? I mean the target of the mechanized force."
The chief of staff gave several suggestions: "Japanese arsenal? Or the train station!"
Both of these are optional targets. The arsenal is aimed at the equipment and ammunition of the Japs. Since the Japs shifted the focus of their attack to Yuncheng, equipment and ammunition have been continuously transported to the direction of Yuncheng.
If several arsenals can be blown up, it will have an impact on the Japanese plan to attack Yuncheng.
The same is true for railway stations. Railway stations are usually places where strategic supplies are gathered, and they are very dense. Not only can they blow up supplies, but they can also destroy important traffic nodes for the Japs, and blowing up trains affects the Japs' traffic. It will also reduce the pressure on Yuncheng.
pressure.
But the leader shook his head and replied: "No, if we know the specific location of the Japs arsenal, determine the location of the Japs train station where supplies are gathered, and at the same time have local air superiority, then we can use rocket fighters to bomb. Why still?"
Do you want to go over the top and use mechanized troops to fight deep into the enemy's territory?"
There is nothing wrong with what the chief said. If it can be accomplished with rocket fighters and mechanized troops are used to attack, then it is obviously a dangerous and inefficient method of attack.
Therefore, the tasks that mechanized troops need to complete should be goals that are difficult to achieve by rocket fighters.
but……
What goals are difficult for a rocket fighter to accomplish?
The chief of staff was in trouble at this point, because he had a rough idea that there seemed to be no such goal. Whatever the mechanized troops could implement, it could be achieved by bombing with rocket fighters. If the bombing failed once, it could be bombed twice.
Wang Xuexin quickly gave the answer: "Japanese airborne troops and mechanized troops!"
When the commander heard this, he couldn't help but exclaimed: "You're right, airborne troops and mechanized troops are targets that are difficult for rocket fighters to reach!"
This is indeed the case.
In fact, not only rocket fighters, but also bombers are difficult to achieve if they target a specific small force.
The reason is simple. Troops can be moved at any time. They will not stay in one place like a train station or an arsenal.
The troops are here today and there tomorrow. Even the bombers were here before taking off, but the target was in another location after takeoff.
What's more important is that these mechanized troops and paratrooper troops are unrecognizable to pilots. Their scale is still small, with only more than a thousand people and at most two to three thousand people.
How can we find such a target from the air and blow it up accurately?
Therefore, this kind of mission that cannot be completed by rocket fighters is the job that the mechanized troops of the Eighth Route Army should do.
Moreover, the Japanese mechanized troops and airborne troops pose the greatest threat to the Yuncheng defense line.
The arsenal is nothing more than a store of ammunition.
The train station is just stocking up on supplies.
The enemy's airborne troops and mechanized troops were troops that directly penetrated into key points of the Eighth Route Army to carry out "blitzkrieg"...
If these unformed troops could be knocked out, it would not be a matter of stabilizing the Yuncheng defense line, but would also cause a considerable blow to the morale of the Japanese.