But today, Lin Haifeng was furious in his study for such the same thing. He was in his study, heading to Li Kaifang, the chief supervisor of the Red Army who was in charge of the logistics work of the Red Army, and Tang Zhengcai, the commander of the Red Navy.

At first glance, Lin Haifeng seems to be very reasonable.

Lin Haifeng severely accused the General Director of the Red Army and the Supreme Commander of the Red Navy in front of him. The supply difficulties encountered by the Red Army in the American theater were closely related to the General Logistics Department's poor prior coordination and the serious slackness of the Red Navy in material transportation.

He was particularly angry that since the Red Army had completely controlled Vancouver, the generals of the Red Navy headquarters, like the generals of the General Logistics Department of the Red Army, have been infected with blind optimism.

Instead of taking advantage of the greater conveniences they have obtained, they quickly increased the transportation of materials needed by the Red Army in the American theater to ensure the next greater actions that the American theater will surely take, and even regarded the multiple supervision orders of the Supreme Command and the National Defense and Military Commission as a warning.

Because if the Red Navy headquarters did not slacken, the Red Army of the American Theater could complete the reserves of all required materials earlier. In this way, the Red Army of the American Theater could provide considerable material supplies for the main force of the American Theater of the American Theater of the Southeast Canada before the rainy season unexpectedly hit southern Canada.

Then, the main force of the Red Army, which was intended to move south in the American theater, would not fall into the current situation. When the great opportunity has come, they were extremely sharp, but they lost the ability to move forward.

Although Bullbron soon understood that the "hungry" situation that the Red Army soldiers in the American theater were about to face, Lin Haifeng was also criticized by Yang Xiuqing, Shi Dakai and others for the work of the National Defense and Military Commission at the briefing meeting of the Supreme Leader of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom government yesterday. However, Bullbron still felt that his old friend's approach was quite unreasonable.

On the contrary, Bullbron expressed considerable understanding of Li Kaifang and Tang Zhengcai's explanation that was definitely not a relief from their own responsibilities.

In the eyes of the bystander, Bulbronn, compared with the real national strength of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom government, facing the three major battlefields that were spread out at the same time, Li Kaifang, who was as stressed as a mountain, and the General Logistics Department of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom led by him, not only had all the efforts they could do, but also had a very high work efficiency.

The same is true for the Red Navy headquarters, which controls all maritime transportation capabilities.

You should know that apart from the battlefield in the western Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, whether it is the American theater or the African theater, even every grain of rice and every bullet is absolutely relied on the support from the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom.

Until now, no matter in the war zone in Africa or America, we have not encountered the dilemma of not having a real cut in the cooking and fewer shootings. In fact, it is a real explanation.

Of course, Bulbron, who already has a very comprehensive and clear understanding of the whole story, would not regard Lin Haifeng's obviously emotional anger as absolutely nonsensical.

Because Boulbron also knew that the main force of Tan Shaoguang, who gathered in southeastern Canada, was so unfortunately dragged down by the unexpected early rainy season.

That is, the Western Front Group, which has been concentrated in Vancouver and is preparing to go to the west coast of the United States of America to carry out a large-scale landing, with Chen Tingxiang's Red Eighth Army as the main force. It does occupy most of all the supplies that have arrived in Vancouver.

Of course, this is definitely not Chen Tingxiang's "greed". After all, according to the combat intentions formulated by the Red Army's American Theater headquarters at that time, Chen Tingxiang's landing operations on the west coast should have been carried out before the East Line Group's southward journey.

However, this plan at the Red Army's American Theater headquarters was eventually denied by the Supreme Command.

Because the Supreme Command has its own concerns.

Since the main force of the once ambitious British Pacific Fleet suffered a catastrophe, although there will be a little wandering of the maritime forces of the Allied Powers like a ghost, it will no longer pose any threat to the Red Army.

It is precisely because of this that the Americans who have already begun to be frightened all day long will not prevent threats from the Pacific. If the Western Front Group implements the West Coast landing operation too early at this time, the losses they face will likely be huge.

Unfortunately, for the Red Army's American Theater headquarters, the final veto by the Supreme Command was slightly late. Because the rainy season that suddenly arrived early did not leave more "error correction" time for Tan Shaoguang and his American Theater headquarters.

No matter what, I was angry and I had explained what I should explain. When the hostess Liu Xianghe had walked into this hot study room for no reason and informed me again that the food downstairs had been hot again, everything was over.

Lin Haifeng looked at the wife who had entered the house this time and had a baby in her arms. His gloomy face suddenly calmed down.

The one who was held in Liu Xianghe's arms was her younger brother Liu Xihe's child.

As early as the last year, my younger brother had already stepped onto the battlefield in South Asia with Chen Yucheng. At the end of last year, my younger sister-in-law refused to leave her child who was still in her infancy and galloped on the distant African land with her younger brother.

So, Liu Xianghe took on the responsibility of raising this little niece.

Lin Haifeng walked to the wife, stretched out his hand, gently stroked the child's pink little face, then turned his face, looked at Bulbron, and then looked at Li Kaifang and Tang Zhengcai, "Comrade Lao Bu was originally invited by me to have dinner at home, but now it's just right. You two will be together, right?"

Li Kaifang, who rushed back to Beijing from the Tianjin Logistics Station of the General Secretary, looked at each other with Tang Zhengcai, who was also from Tianjin. He looked up at the hour hand in a corner of the house that was already pointing to the clock close to 8 o'clock in the evening. At the same time, he patted his stomach, which had already been bulging, and smiled.

The meals on the dining table in the small dining room are basically an old acquaintance of Boulbron, who comes and goes to often.

The essential tofu and chili, plus two kinds of vegetables, are extra one fish and a plate of fried steak that looks very full of appetite. (To be continued...)
Chapter completed!