On the battlefield, in terms of military strength, it is not only twice as powerful as possible to defeat the opponent. In terms of strategic firepower, 30 to 40% are enough to overwhelm the opponent in terms of strength, not to mention artillery like 155. As the longest range and most powerful artillery among the army's regular firepower in this world, this is China's most powerful strategic force. It weighs less than 10 tons, and can be moved with the help of more than ten horses and some soldiers. This is the largest weight of non-rail and non-highway transportation.

Of course, this is not needed in China. The 155 is definitely a car. Even in a strange place, it will not pursue speed. The field artillery is a tank. Most of the infantry divisions follow the tanks. Engineers along the way build simple roads. Otherwise, they would rather not carry it. The largest artillery that follows the Army Field Corps is the lightest 108mm recoil-free cannon. Under the premise of using new materials, the weight of the combat part is only 155 kilograms, which can even meet the needs of paratroopers’ airborne. However, compared with the traditional 108mm howitzer, the power of such artillery is not average, and it is more convenient to carry.

Of course, the 108mm recoilless cannon cannot be given to the Bolsheviks. It is China's most advanced army-supporting artillery. Even the 155 cannons are the original model. China has gone through 2 generations and 12 improved models, and the combat effectiveness of the artillery has changed dramatically. The early 155 has withdrawn from the front-line troops and can only be sold to the Bolsheviks. But even so, so far, even in three or seven years, such a 155 is also the most advanced artillery in the world. Perhaps some so-called 270mm, 300mm, or even 800mm cannons will overwhelm it from the caliber, but in terms of comprehensive performance, it is the strongest.

Because of this, such a Bolshevik division could deal with at least three or four of them before, but the expenses were too much for Stalin. Of course, what China gave to Russia would not be the ex-factory price. When the Chinese field army was equipped, the price of the rifle was 38 yuan, the price of a general machine gun was 260, and the price of the Bolsheviks was 120 US dollars, the general machine gun was 1,800 US dollars, the rifle was 6 times faster, and the machine gun was more than ten times more.

Almost most weapons have obtained 5 or even 10 times profits. In this way, Stalin was still grateful. After all, China's cost is obtained by the advantages of large-scale manufacturing and machine tool industry strength. Even if the same weapon is produced by the United States, it is basically at this price and cannot even be produced. In short, the more technical the content is, the higher the profit. At the level of artillery, the price of 155 artillery is as high as US$280,000, which is almost twice the price of all 155 artillery in the world, and is even more expensive than some 0 artillery. However, comprehensive performance analysis, after Stalin finished looking at 180, 200 and 0 artillery, he finally decided on the expensive 155 artillery. The reason is very simple, it is worth this price.

The army that Stalin gritted his teeth and equipped was more than 10 times more than that of an ordinary division, which also made Stalin stop by trying to equip four divisions and gather one army. This division has become the core of the current Bolsheviks and is a strategic strike force. It will be invested in the areas where it is most needed and used as a tough attack.

Training, dressing, and concentration take time, and China does not urge it. As long as Stalin leaves, it is enough. The migration of a million-scale scale is not 10,000 or 20,000 people, and it must be properly resolved. As long as he is really willing to leave, it seems that Stalin is really leaving, and some of the most elite troops have begun to deport camps, and have implemented the car swab through China. As long as the time comes, they will set off.

After knowing the total number of Stalin left, China's huge war weapons were launched. After more than 6 years of development, the Chinese Army Staff Headquarters has honed itself in repeated foreign wars. With China's excellent military officer education, it has become a giant department. It has more than 30,000 staff members of various staff members all year round, all of which are composed of the most elite officers. Perhaps a few years ago, when the General Staff Headquarters was just established, there were some Zhao Kuo who talked about the war on paper. However, a large number of middle-aged and young officers studied through military academy and entered the army, some even went to the battlefield and returned to study again. They added the weakest staff team to talk about the war on paper, some of which only those who really led the troops understood, and the experience they had found on the battlefield, and integrated into the Army Staff Department to make the staff plan better.

One person is short and the others are long. After solving the biggest problem of communication, it becomes possible for the rear to command the front. Although the front officers are closer to the front and feel more sensitively the changes of the enemy ahead, the single side is one-sided. In the era of cold weapons and the era of underdeveloped communication, they will not be able to accept foreign military orders because it is difficult for the rear to know the situation ahead. However, after many technological means, such as radar, aircraft reconnaissance, and infantry supplementary reconnaissance, communication can grasp the battlefield situation anytime and anywhere, and even contact each radio station on the front line, the role of the front line command is decreasing. Only in the staff in the rear can we concentrate more manpower and material resources, analyze these clues in a short time, find usefulness from the middle, and then form a combat plan, and then feed back to the front line, the ability to command operations is even stronger than that of the front line commander.

In fact, the US military later generations took this path. Under the premise of global reconnaissance and intelligence collection, the requirements for officers were no longer super battlefield keenness and command capabilities, but the ability to control and train soldiers, as well as obey orders and execution. As long as these are done well, the command ability is not very strong, they can become famous generals, because the command center in the rear has helped him complete the intelligence of command operations. He just needs to do it according to the requirements of the command center in the rear. As long as communication is not interfered with, the command from the rear is often the most correct.

This battle was not participated by the Chinese, and this battle was not complicated, which made the Chinese military very interested. As the battle situation in Australia has ended and for a considerable period of time in the future, in order to ensure the strength of the General Staff, the General Staff is currently deducing the battle situation in Alaska, because it is not a Chinese side, and the requirements for details are not high. To a certain extent, as a bystander, just as watching the show, watching the progress of this battle.

Stalin, in accordance with the Chinese suggestion, set his target for Kazakhstan. The same is true. The General Staff Department drew 300 staff members to open an area for deduction for Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan is different from Alaska. In terms of location, it is closer to China. After the aircraft can be used, China has used the unique advantages of Chinese reconnaissance aircraft to reconnaissance aircraft. High-speed and high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft can search out this area of ​​terrain in a carpet style with the help of high-definition cameras.

With these clear photos and supplementary reconnaissance by ground personnel, a high-definition map was finally formed. Referring to the map and photos, a large-scale sand table was created in the General Staff. Similar work has been done in China. At least, most areas in Asia have independent sand tables. Some sand tables and sand tables can be turned into a large sand table or a small map alone.

There were less than 50 senior staff members, and at least once they participated in a battle in person and served as chief officers at battalion level or above. Even among the Chinese staff, they were the top staff members. They were the leaders of this deduction. The rest were all ordinary staff members, or they had just finished company commanders from reserve and field troops. There were very few people who had participated in the war. They were able to stand out from grassroots officers and reach the position of Army Staff. Each of them was a dragon among the people. Under the leadership of the senior staff, they used solid basic skills to make basic judgments and deductions. Soon, the war situation between the two sides came out.

Kazakhstan is just a small country in Central Asia. In the past, Russia's focus was in East Asia and it was not hesitant to build a large Siberian railway, directly connecting Russia's hinterland to China in the Far East, providing continuous logistics and military support here. If it were not for the Russo-Japanese War, Japan, with the support of Britain, blocked Russia's eastward expansion, I am afraid that China would not be able to escape the opponent at that time. It is precisely because of this railway that Russia's control over Kazakhstan began to rise. The weakest part of the railway was not the beginning and the end, but the central part. If someone was in the center and cut off the Siberian railway in half, it would have a great blow to Russia's strategic plan. In order to protect the Siberian railway, Russia strengthened its control over Central Asian countries and also dispatched a large number of troops to increase its control over Central Asia.

However, Russia suffered two large-scale attacks in the Far East. One was the Russo-Japanese War. Russia lost the Russo-Japanese War with huge casualties and the Far East Fleet and the subsequent fleets. Russia insisted on cede land and did not pay compensation. But in fact, he still lost. The other was the Sino-Russian War in the Far East. This time it was even more thorough. Not only did it lose millions of troops, but it also completely lost Siberia. Siberia was occupied, and the Siberian Railway was cut off near the Ural Mountains. Although China did not enter Central Asia, Central Asia was already in a semi-independent state. In fact, most of the huge Central Asian countries were in a semi-independent state. There were very few real Russian troops. If Stalin entered Kazakhstan, he would deal with more indigenous armed forces. (To be continued.)

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