Brusinov looked at the military map in his hand and had already penetrated more than 150 kilometers into Mongolia. Logically speaking, he should have encountered the Northwest Army. In the battle in 1911, he lost a little unwillingly. On the one hand, the Northwest used advanced trenches and machine guns to withstand the attacks of hundreds of thousands of their troops, and then the monster-like night attack made them completely collapse. The millions of troops were flooded with miles, and there was no chance to recover. This was the fundamental reason for their failure. In addition to artillery and monsters, the Northwest left a deep impression on him in terms of reconnaissance. Back then, they could not even do basic reconnaissance. Many people sent out would be killed by the Northwest's elusive scouts.

Originally, before the attack, Brusinov was worried that this was a trap, but the flaws of the trap were too big. In addition, the Russian army concentrated its forces and it was not easy to swallow, and it might not be successful. However, at least it was impossible to make a mistake. This made him order to drive. After all, millions of Russian troops gathered in the Far East, not just for a good meal, but always had to take action. The shopping and sales city gathered heavy troops, and even the protection was not weaker than the Chita, so it was definitely not a suitable attack direction. You could only choose other directions. This huge flaw was the best choice.

But the more he walked, the greater the doubts he felt. Millions of troops gathered, giving him a sense of security. In his opinion, in the field, as long as he was careful, strengthened the reconnaissance, and did not hit the other party's pocket, it should be okay, but the intuition caused by frequent troops made him feel that things were not that simple.

Therefore, Brusinov not only ordered the two wing clusters to concentrate in the center, but the distance between them changed from more than 20 kilometers apart to now. Basically, they only wanted to be about 5 kilometers. Such a marching distance is basically not much different from a whole, and it has increased by 3 times on the basis of the original reconnaissance force. Almost within 50 kilometers, there are a large number of cavalry reconnaissances, not missing any inch.

But no matter how many investigations were conducted, there was no discovery. On the battlefield, safety was almost synonymous with conspiracy. The calmer he was, it was like a heavy pressure pressing him. Unfortunately, he entered too deeply. Intuition told Brusinov that if he turned now, he might be able to save it, but he had no choice. Even if he could escape with his army, his life would be lost. The reason was very simple. A million troops were conquered for a month, and they were in huge expenses, but they had no gains. This could not be said anywhere. The account from three years ago was still left with the Tsar. With this time, no one could protect him.

Perhaps, the Northwest will use a method they don’t know to attack them. This possibility is getting bigger and bigger in Brusinov’s heart, but unfortunately he doesn’t know what it is. He is worried that from half a month ago to now, Brusinov has been unable to sleep at night. However, the journey is about to end, not far ahead, there is a copper smelting base in Mongolia. No matter what the other party has conspired. Before this, what must be shown is less than 70 kilometers. The vanguard’s reconnaissance force is approaching the vicinity of the copper mine. Although it has not been fired for the time being, as long as it continues, it will definitely be fired tomorrow.

On September 29, a clear day, the armored cluster began to prepare since the early morning. Their location was about 70 kilometers away from the main Russian army, and it happened to be on a parallel line with the copper mine. The Russian army's main phalanx was 70 kilometers away from the copper mine, and there was only one day for his small cavalry troops to come to the vicinity of the copper mine. However, there were a battalion of scouts and infantry guards in the copper mine. With the combat effectiveness of the reconnaissance battalion and infantry battalion, and relying on the solid defense of the copper mine, there was no worry at all.

I stayed in the valley for almost half a month, and my daily maintenance was underway. I only had to check the engine and spare parts, and then filled it with oil. Due to the advantages of the Northwest in terms of engines, the heavy tank consumed a lot of fuel compared to this era. The range of mileage reached 240 kilometers, and the secondary fuel tank could even reach 360 kilometers, which was enough to shuttle the entire trap area. On the road, there were not only three division positions, but also several refueling points. With professional vehicles in the Northwest, they could refuel the entire armored force within 3 hours.

Wu Yunheng, the commander of the First Armored Division, is an old man from the northwest. He is a native of Baotou. He entered the Northwest Army since the factory protection team and gradually grew up. He does not belong to the historical generals in Yang Yuanzhao's mind, but his strength is no worse than those historical generals.

Wu Yunheng stood out from the factory protection team. When he established the 54 Mixed Editing Association, he was one of the few camp officials who were not from Feng Ying, and the other one was Yan Xishan.

Yang Yuanzhao also checked him specifically and recalled the history. He had never heard of such a person. However, the 20 years of warlord melee have buried many people. Famous generals who rose to the future generations have either had overseas military backgrounds, or had experiences from Yunnan martial arts schools, Baoding Military Academy, and Huangpu. However, these schools are basically not accessible to ordinary people. They either have political backgrounds or simply military personnel. It is unlikely that ordinary people can go.

This is how Wu Yunheng was. His ancestors were tenants for generations. That is, after the reform of the Northwest, Yang Yuanzhao took up his position in Baotou and liberated them to have the opportunity to enter the army. In the case of real history, there were constant turmoil in Baotou and bandits gathered. Even if Wu Yunheng really had the ability, he either became a bandit or died early. Judging from China's huge population base, there were countless such geniuses who died aged.

After almost 6 years of military career, especially in the later period, Wu Yunheng's talents quickly stood out from the orthodox learning of a group of military educators such as Jiang Baili. He was determined and courageous, with a very keen sense of military smell, especially his mastery of new tactics. The First Armored Division can be said to be a pilot in the entire Northwest. This is a force that has never been owned. For the application of armored vehicles and tanks, Yang Yuanzhao wrote some things, and the rest depends entirely on exploration. Wu Yunheng was the first to propose the idea of ​​concentrated use of armor and extended it very well.

In Yang Yuanzhao's view, Wu Yunheng is China's Guderian. The northwest can use advanced equipment far beyond this era to support the realization of his tactics.

Nothing is more suitable for tank clusters than grasslands and unmanned deserts. There are hundreds of kilometers of uninhabited here, and the land is full of grasslands. Although there are occasionally swamps and are not suitable for tank marching, these places have been found in past exercises and explorations. At least there are no places that affect tanks in the attack route currently selected.

The high-altitude reconnaissance planes reconnaissed every move of the Russian army. Now on Wu Yunheng's military map, the Russian army is located quite clearly. The exact distance from them is about kilometers. They have begun to pack up camps and march. At the speed of 45 kilometers per hour of heavy tanks, if they set off at 8 o'clock, at most, more than an hour, that is, around 10 o'clock in the morning, it was the best time of the day. Today, there are no other variables.

Picking up his helmet and picking up the walkie-talkie from the command car. Wu Yunheng said calmly: "All departments are paying attention, everyone has it, go!"

The vanguard's 24 tanks came out. Then there were others. The entire First Armored Division had 337 various tanks and armored vehicles, but this time it only came with two heavy tank regiments and 224 heavy tanks.

That's all. In Wu Yunheng's view, if there is not enough preparation, forming formations and digging anti-tank trenches, any position is paper-based. Tanks have absolute advantages in field battles except for urban warfare. Not to mention the unprepared Russian army, even the Northwest Army, taking the Ace First Division as an example, when there is no preparation in the field, their best choice is to run, use motorcycle-stepped cars and run from all directions, so that they can survive more.

Victor was a Cossack, in the Far East and Mongolia, which was the eternal pain of the Cossacks. At least tens of thousands of Cossacks fell to this territory forever. Even in 1912, the organization of the Cossack division was still not filled. One of Victor's brothers died on this land, which made him extremely angry. This time the entire army sent troops to take revenge. In his opinion, Brusinov was too conservative and should divide the troops into several parts. In that case, they would have set foot on the copper mine base ahead.

The people in the northwestern world have money, which is recognized by the Russian army. The copper mine is also precious metal. I heard that it is accompanied by gold. As long as you go in, you will definitely make a fortune. Thinking of this, Victor shouted loudly and said that Cossack was born on the back of a horse. For the horse, he was their close partner. His subordinates had about one company and more than 300 cavalrymen. Today's mission is to go east to explore the small hilly area to see if there is northwest protection, and the other two battalions can tentatively attack the copper mine.

"Company Commander, listen, what's that sound!" A slightly thin soldier said to Vidoc. Vidoc also heard something, like the sound of a roar of a machine. Is there a mine here, is it a mining machine?

When Vidoc thought of this, he felt a little fanatical on his face and immediately ordered his subordinates to move in that direction. He dreamed of gaining benefits, but he didn't know where the abyss was.

Just about 10 kilometers away from Vidok, hundreds of tanks formed an orderly formation and marched quickly towards the West. Behind them, more than 500 light tanks and armored vehicles, and more than 700 motor vehicles rolled up the yellow sand in the desert. The silent four fields spread from afar.

The fast horse galloped for 10 minutes, and the roar became clearer and the rolled yellow sand was quite amazing. All the Cossacks looked at all in amazement. This was not a mine or wealth. It was clearly something rushed towards them at high speed. What did it look like a cavalry, because it was completely different from the dust rolled up by the cavalry. Vadoc picked up the telescope and carefully captured the scene a few kilometers away. The speed of the heavy tank was 45 kilometers. In 3 minutes, it advanced more than 2 kilometers. In the telescope, it was obvious that a huge black guy was charging towards them quickly.

"What is this, is it a car?" Vidoc said subconsciously: "But why can't you see the wheel? It looks dark outside, like steel!"

Among the Vidoc company, there was a deserter who had participated in the 1911 War, named Sovsky. At that time, he ran back to Russia and hid incognito. Unexpectedly, he was caught again in this war. If it weren't for the gathering of troops, he might have run away. The few sensitive words that Vidoc said made him feel a sudden heart, and he couldn't help but remember that on the night that a dozen steel monsters entered the position invulnerable swords and guns. Their machine guns, grenades, and even artillery were helpless against them. If it weren't for the slow speed, they might not have escaped.

Sowsky's heart tightened, and he snatched the telescope from Vedoc's hand without caring about his superiority and looked in the direction of the smoke.

Vydok was startled by Sovsky's movements, and he was not careful for a moment. Sovsky snatched the telescope. He was angry and was about to scold him, but he found that Sovsky's whole body was shaking like a sieve, his mouth wide open, as if he saw a demon. His movements slowed down and asked in his heart: "Sovsky, do you know what this is?"

The telescope in Sovsky's hand slid silently, he was confused and did not know where he was. The nightmare of the past was once again aroused in his heart. He murmured: "Black Demon, Slaughter Cart, they have appeared!"

Not too nervous, Vidoc was shocked. These two names were so well-known among Cossacks. In the failure in 1911, almost half of the Cossacks died from this demon. Because they didn't know what it was, they were invulnerable and had strong firepower. It was much faster to harvest Cossacks than to cut rice.

Of course, a doubt flashed through Vadoc's heart. Didn't the demon's speed be slow, and even the person's fast running was faster than him, but looking at the things in front of him, it was obviously running at high speed, even faster than a galloping horse.

Sovsky was already shocked, and Vidok could not get more from his mouth. Although he didn't know what was running at this high speed, he also knew that the other party was not good and it was not suitable to stay here for a long time. It was better to go back first and inform these monsters before talking about it.

The Cossacks quickly turned and turned their horses' heads, but they didn't know that when they discovered the First Armored Division, the First Armored Division also discovered them. The speed of heavy tanks was about 40 kilometers, both above 40 kilometers, but the speed of light tanks and wheeled infantry was above 60 kilometers. If these Cossacks were put back, they would arouse the alertness of the Russian army and must be cleaned up. A team of almost 20 armored vehicles, under the command of the commander, had begun to accelerate, chased from behind to the front, and chased in the direction of the Cossacks' escape. (To be continued.) Mobile users, please visit http://m.piaotian.net
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