calm.

calm.

Remind yourself repeatedly to be low-key.

Don't get carried away.

You only have twelve 150mm howitzers. But the Japanese invaders have more than a hundred.

Moreover, others also have more than two hundred 105mm heavy cannons. Their power cannot be underestimated.

The most important thing is that your own damage cannot be replenished.

The damage caused by the Japanese invaders can be replenished and restored at any time.

The peak period of the Japanese military production has not yet arrived. The peak period will be in 1940 and 1941.

Although it cannot be compared with perverts like the beautiful country, others can produce hundreds of 150mm howitzers a year.

And the national army...

Forget it. Not a single one.

There is no 150mm one. There is no 105mm one either.

There are no large-caliber howitzers in the Soviet aid.

We have to wait until a large amount of US aid arrives before we have the opportunity to equip the 105mm howitzer.

I wonder if there are 150mm howitzers in the US aid? I don’t think so.

Rub your hands vigorously.

I still couldn't contain my excitement.

There is a cannon...

There is a sword...

Suddenly I remembered another thing.

"By the way, Commander Meng, what supplies do you still lack?"

"gasoline……"

"I'll arrange it right away! I'll deliver it right away!"

gasoline?

There are too many, some are.

Apart from ammunition, gasoline seems to be the most important thing.

How much oil reserves does the system have? Five billion barrels? It seems to be quite a lot...

"Mr. Commissioner..."

Peng Mengji started to speak but stopped.

There are many questions that I want to ask, but I don’t feel comfortable asking them.

Worry is a military secret.

result……

Zhang Yong said directly, "Captain Peng, don't ask what you shouldn't ask. Don't know what you shouldn't know."

"Yes!" Peng Mengji was trembling and replied solemnly.

"Before dark, we must station at Yancang Bridge and then deploy. Follow orders at any time."

"clear."

"Someone is coming!"

"arrive!"

"Withdraw all ships to Xiaguan Pier."

"clear."

Zhang Yong solemnly ordered.

This tenth artillery regiment must not run away.

Even if Chiang Kai-shek personally ordered it, it would be useless.

First, move all the ships from Zhongshan Pier to Xiaguan Pier.

This is called careful sailing.

"Walk!"

Once everything is properly arranged, you can leave with confidence.

From time to time, monitor the position of the 10th Artillery Regiment on the air finger map to ensure that it does not run away.

No wonder Zhang Yong was so nervous. It was mainly due to Chiang Kai-shek's coquettish tactics.

Chiang Kai-shek often micro-managed the front line.

The frontline troops were transferred at every turn, or their affiliations were adjusted.

Many commanders and commanders suddenly discovered that a certain unit did not follow their orders at all.

After asking, I finally found out that it was Chiang Kai-shek who personally directed it without even saying hello in advance.

Cross-level commanding was the norm for Chiang Kai-shek.

If he oversteps his control and wants to transfer the 10th Artillery Regiment, Peng Mengji will definitely have to listen to him.

Zhang Yong will never allow such a thing to happen.

"Shaolong..."

"Go to the garrison headquarters."

"good."

The convoy sets off.

Go to the garrison headquarters.

Arrive at Qingliang Mountain.

The garrison headquarters is here.

They are all very low hills with air raid shelters underneath.

The security is tight.

The atmosphere is desolate.

The convoy filed in.

Zhang Yong's face tightened.

You can clearly hear the gunfire from the south.

To the south is the Presidential Palace and Guanghua Gate. The Japanese invaders have occupied Guanghua Gate.

Fortunately, there are not a large number of red dots appearing within the radar map display range. This means that the Japanese invaders' forward has not entered the urban area yet.

There are not a large number of blue dots within the radar display range. This means that neither the 66th Army nor the 100th Army is within the range.

"Commander Qian, which troops are stationed in the Guanghuamen area?"

"Wang Jingjiu's 71st Army."

"How many troops are there currently?"

"Not sure."

Commander Qian could not answer.

The situation was very chaotic. He couldn't grasp accurate information.

The casualties of each unit were huge. The shortage of personnel was very serious. Even Wang Jingjiu himself may not have accurate data.

Zhang Yong then stopped talking.

There is no other way. I have to rely on myself (the system).

parking.

get off.

Many people came up to greet him.

Some are familiar, some are unfamiliar, and most are unfamiliar.

A familiar person is Luo Zhuoying, deputy commander of the garrison. He had dealt with him on the Songhu battlefield before.

The other two deputy commander-in-chiefs, Liu Xing and Xiao Shanling, and the chief of staff of the garrison headquarters, Zhou Lan, were strangers to each other and had never met before.
To be continued...