Chapter 38
"Reporting, General Kimura Buntaro.”
The Japanese's base camp, Kimura Buntaro's rescue telegram was quickly sent to the Minister of Military Affairs.
"Baka, what is that idiot Kimura Buntaro doing? An army of more than 100,000 had only fought with the volunteer army for two days and was defeated?”
The Minister of Military Affairs was furious when he saw the contents of the telegram. He wished he could strangle Kimura Buntaro to death with his own hands.
Unfortunately, Kimura Buntaro was not here. He could not strangle him to death, and he had to find a way to save him.
After thinking for a long time, the minister finally made up his mind and said to the staff officer,"Order the air force to cover Kimura Buntaro's escape at all costs.”
"We haven't found out what weapons the volunteers are using yet. If we let the air force take off rashly, we might be wiped out.”the advisor said.
As the Minister of Military Affairs, he was very clear about this problem. However, this was a dilemma. One was that the Air Force was facing the threat of being wiped out, and the other was that hundreds of thousands of elite infantry were facing the danger of being wiped out.
Therefore, when the advisor mentioned this problem, the Japanese military minister's expression was especially ugly. Didn't this prove that they had given up on the air force?
As a minister of military affairs, to let another die in order to save one was a sign of incompetence.
However, he couldn't reprimand the advisor in front of him. After all, the advisor was right. He only said coldly,"I know, but these infantrymen are the foundation of our empire. If these infantrymen are completely wiped out, the empire's infantrymen will regress by ten years. So go and send a telegram now.”
The staff officer knew that he had said something wrong and did not dare to stay any longer. He quickly saluted and left.
The staff officer quickly sent the order to the Japanese Air Force in Korea. When the Japanese received the order, they were all dumbfounded.
Was this order to send them to their deaths? Moreover, they might not be able to save the Japanese infantry even if they went to their deaths. Therefore, they could not understand why the Minister of Military Affairs would give such an order. They were not convinced.
This was the first time in history that the Japanese had refuted a high-level order.
Not only did the Korean Air Force not carry out this order, but they also sent a telegram to the Japanese headquarters, asking why they were given this order. Their Air Force was precious. The resources needed to train a pilot could train an infantry team. They wanted an explanation from the headquarters, or they would refuse to carry out this order.
No one in the Japanese base camp expected this to happen. When they received the telegram, they didn't know what to say.
Only their Minister of Military Affairs was furious. Just now, a small staff officer had doubted his orders. Now that the Air Force had refused to carry out his orders, was he still the Minister of Military Affairs? Why did these people dare to ignore him like this?
"Order them to carry out the order immediately, or they will be court-martialed!”The furious Japanese military minister simply gave an explanation to their air force and directly gave a death order.
To the Japanese, any soldier who was caught and sent to the military court was a disgrace to the military. Therefore, sometimes, they would rather die in battle than go to the military court.
Therefore, this put the commander of the Korean Air Force in a difficult position. On one side was the military court, and on the other side was suicide. No matter which one he chose, it was not an easy decision.
After hesitating for a long time, the Japanese Air Force commander in Korea finally made up his mind. It was better to die. Anyway, the one who died this time was not him, but his subordinates.
As a result, the Japanese Air Force pilots stationed in Korea were in trouble. They knew that they would die, but they could not refuse. Otherwise, what awaited them would be a military court and a military prison.
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Just as the Japanese Air Force was about to take off, Liang Jie, the intelligence chief of the volunteer army, came to Lin Fei and said,"Commander, Nozawa Umeko has sent word that the Japanese Air Force is prepared to rescue the Japanese that we have surrounded at all costs.”
"Oh?" Lin Fei did not expect Nozawa Meizi to start providing information so soon. He was a little surprised.
Lin Fei didn't know that it was a coincidence that Nozawa Meizi knew about this information. However, the Japanese didn't give up. In order to prevent the Japanese Air Force from being completely wiped out, before the Air Force took off, they gave Nozawa Meizi an order to find the location of the new weapons of the volunteers and destroy them.
Unfortunately, Nozawa was now absolutely loyal to Lin Fei. After receiving this news, he immediately told Liang Jie the information.
"What should I do next?" Liang Jie asked when he saw that Lin Fei was silent.
"You're still worried that Nozawa Umeko will really bring people to destroy our position?" Lin Fei laughed. However, in order for Nozawa Umeko to continue hiding, we still need to deceive the Japanese.”
"Go and tell the missile team that they don't have to cooperate with Nozawa Umeko when necessary. At the same time, give Nozawa Umeko some useless information and let him go back and cross over.”
The missile unit that Lin Fei was talking about was a new unit formed by some soldiers who knew how to use ground-to-air missiles. It would only take two days in the city.
"Yes, sir!" Liang Jie immediately saluted.
After Liang Jie left, Lin Fei couldn't help but laugh. These Japanese were too interesting. A hundred thousand infantrymen were about to be wiped out, and they were still not satisfied. They even sent the air force to their deaths. He had enough ground-to-air missiles now. He had drawn a hundred of them yesterday, and they hadn't been used up before. It was enough to make the Japanese air force unable to return.
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