In addition to leaving two bodyguards to guard and guard outside, the other six bodyguards all wore masks and compressed air bottles and followed Yang Jing into the base together.

Even Chris and others are well-informed and amazed after seeing the structure of this base. This base is not as good as many modern military bases today, but it was extremely difficult to build such a base more than 70 years ago, especially the design similar to an airtight cabin, which made Chris and others even more amazed.

"Mark, search for these military camps outside to see if there are any missing things." Yang Jing ordered, and Mark nodded and agreed.

The others followed Yang Jing and stood in front of the somewhat simple air-tight cabin, waiting for Clark to open the watertight door.

"BOSS, is the design of the spacecraft built when Armstrong landed on the moon? Is the design of its airtight door inspired by here?" The group stood in the steel passage, even with a mask, but Clark's incredible expression was still visible.

"It's almost the same. Japan has been our Americans since the war. I guess this design has been handed over to Roosevelt or Truman after the war." Chris quipped with a smile. Although it was a bit boring, the group of people around him also chuckled.

When the group of six people entered the base, Yang Jing ordered: "Open all the warehouse doors and see if there is still something good left inside."

Five bodyguards responded with a loud bang and ran quickly towards the solid warehouses below. Yang Jing stayed alone in this row of long houses similar to the base command center, and began to carefully check the information in the desks in these houses.

Yang Jing did not find any valuable information in these rooms outside. Most of them were the expenses incurred by the officers and soldiers stationed at some bases for eating, drinking, defecating, and sleeping, as well as basic information and daily supplies for some bases.

However, one conclusion can be drawn from these materials, that is, although this secret base is not large, there is a standard squadron of the Japanese Army to garrison.

The Japanese army organization was different from China, and it was also different from that of most countries in the world. The army organization of this country was a top-down organization structure such as divisions, brigades, gangs, brigades, brigades, squadrons, squadrons, and squadrons. According to the Japanese Army organization during World War II, there were as many as 181 soldiers in a squadron.

This base is not large. Compared with the military base in the ordinary sense, this polar region with an area of ​​less than 20,000 square meters is a miniature type. However, the top Japanese troops used a squadron of soldiers to garrison here, which is enough to prove the importance of the top Japanese leaders to this secret base.

This also shows that this warehouse must have had a lot of good things and property, otherwise the top Japanese military leaders would not attach so much importance to this base.

Is it easy to transport supplies to such an isolated military base? Especially in the middle and late stages of World War II, the Americans had already obtained absolute sea and air control in the Pacific. If Japan wants to transport supplies to this base, it must always pay attention to not being discovered by American reconnaissance aircraft. This is definitely not easy.

Perhaps, the base has been closed since 1944. After all, in that year, the Americans took Guam back again, and the entire Mariana Islands returned to the hands of the Americans. If this base was still left under this situation, the Americans would have discovered this base long ago.

Don’t think that Americans are good birds. The top figures in this country are the most greedy guys in the world. Let’s not talk about anything else, look at the situation where Americans desperately make money from their own country after World War II. That’s not just making money. It’s simply a fire-ridden robbery!

This country is good at taking advantage of the situation. Whether it is the Germans, Italians, Japanese, or the former Soviet Union after the disintegration, they are all snatched away by this country!

If the Americans knew that there was such a secret base in their territory that stored a large amount of property, it would be like a piece of flesh and bone in front of the evil dog. If the Americans did not attack this base, the Sun would be happy to come out from the north!

Perhaps these information are not secret information, so it is easy to find it by just putting it in the drawers of these desks.

But these information were not what Yang Jing wanted to see, so when Yang Jing walked into the last house, his eyes fell on the safe placed in the corner of the wall.

Judging from the decoration of this room, it is obviously the place where the highest officer stationed at the base usually works. Yang Jing took out all the information in the drawer with hope, but it was useless. Then Yang Jing broke the safe again, and the inside was empty.

This disappointed Yang Jing very much. But it is no wonder that information about the real situation of a secret base, such as what property was stored in the base, when it was brought in, and when it was pulled out, these things are top secrets. How could such information be forgotten here?

However, Yang Jing picked up a cigarette box in a corner of the house. Including this cigarette box, Yang Jing had already picked up two different brands of cigarette boxes at this base. On the way to the warehouse area, Yang Jing picked up a cigarette box in an inconspicuous corner.

Just as he met with several subordinates, Kevin Martin brought Yang Jing an exciting news. It turned out that this guy actually found a book that was suspected to be left by the warehouse manager in the corner of an empty warehouse.

In any warehouse, the most fundamental account book must be in charge of the highest official, but at the same time, the warehouse manager responsible for entering and leaving the warehouse must have a simple account book that belongs to the warehouse manager, which is something similar to the flow account.

A warehouse like this secret military base will definitely store a large amount of property. No matter how good the warehouse manager is, it is impossible to remember it all. And no matter how long it takes to report the amount of warehouse inventory to the base chief, they all need to set up a simple account book and record all the things in the warehouse they manage.

Judging from the legacy account of this book, this warehouse manager should be four warehouses with separate managers, accounting for one-sixth of all warehouses in the entire base.

However, the four warehouses managed by this warehouse management office made Yang Jing feel a little thrilling.

This book was written in Japanese, neither Kevin, Martin nor Chris could understand it. Because Yang Jing had studied some Japanese in the book "Japanese-English Dictionary" when he was at Lorengao, he was able to barely recognize what was recorded in this book book.

The format of the account book is very simple. After all, it is just a book of records. It contains five items: serial number, item name, quantity, source, and date of entry from left to right. At the back of the book, there is also a record of outbound storage, and the record format is the same.

Although the format of this book is simple, the number recorded in it is extremely amazing.

For example, the first item in the ledger is written like this: 1 (serial number), gold foil, eight boxes (3.2 tons), Malaya, May 8, 1943.

In other words, the first inventory of the four warehouses managed by this warehouse manager was the gold foil plundered by the Japanese army from Malaysia in Southeast Asia, with a total of 3.2 tons.
Chapter completed!