"Who asked you to kill prisoners? I asked who asked you to kill prisoners at will? This is an unethical act of war! The Japanese are beasts. Are we also beasts?" An officer looked at the corpses of Japanese soldiers on the ground, looked at the two regiment commanders under his command, and looked up and down with a strange look: "Nonsense! Is there no organization or discipline?"

"Teacher Commander! Some of these soldiers' hometowns were slaughtered by the Japanese devils. If they were not allowed to vent at this time, I... wouldn't have to bring this soldier in the future." A regiment commander took off his hat and scratched the back of his head while confronting him with emotion.

"You! You! At this time, you still contradict the master..." A staff officer pointed at the commander with a grudge and scolded: "Shut up and listen to the master finish his words!"

The commander lowered his head, still not convinced, but did not dare to say anything anymore. The commander looked at his subordinates and laughed: "International law clearly stipulates that prisoners are not allowed to be abused. We are soldiers of the Allied Powers, so we should pay attention to our image and international influence."

He said, looking at the Japanese soldiers on the opposite side who were forced to sit on the ground by bayonets. The Japanese soldiers were full of frustration, and their faces were pale and thin, and they also looked at the Chinese Expeditionary Force officers who had just arrived here with their eyes. They didn't know what fate they would have, so they could only wait quietly.

This is the case on the battlefield. As long as you hand over the weapons in your hands, your destiny will be in the hands of others. The Chinese people once handed over their weapons, but they got the abuse of the Japanese army. Now the Japanese soldiers handed over their weapons, so they can only wait for the Chinese team to fall.

The Chinese team was able to win this great victory because of a secret piece of information. It is unknown where this piece of information came from. However, after reading this piece of information, Chiang Kai-shek, who was far away in Chongqing, immediately held a combat meeting to discuss the possibility of intercepting the 15th Army of the Japanese army.

In the conference room, Chiang Kai-shek insisted on carrying out this counterattack plan because of his insistence, and he was sure that the Chinese team could easily win in the jungle of Myanmar and defeat the 100,000 elite Japanese troops in Singapore that even the British troops in Singapore could not defeat. After scolding Wei Lihuang, who was worried about failure, the meeting passed Chiang Kai-shek's combat plan, because since Chiang Kai-shek came to power, he had never proposed such a detailed and feasible combat plan.

The entire plan included where to pre-arrange defensive positions, in which time period the supply line of the 15th Japanese Army was cut off, and when to close the net to launch a counterattack. Even the commander of the troops who carried out the counterattack plan recommended the new commander of the 38th Division, Sun Liren.

Only a few people in the world know where this counterattack plan came from, and these people know that the reason why this counterattack plan can be so detailed is entirely because it was drafted by the German Army General Staff, the most powerful combat command center in the world. 14 German Army generals, including Blauchic, took time to complete it, and used the Romanian 1st Army, which had a small difference in combat power, as a specimen, tailored for the Chinese Expeditionary Force.

In addition, the front-line commander Sun Liren, who had the most experience in combating Japan in the Kuomintang army, gave the details to the front-line commander to improve, which made the entire plan perfect.

Moreover, this plan was a feast that made Chiang Kai-shek feel refreshed. It hit the itch in China from the inside out. With Sikte's reputation as the forefront, the cooperation between China and Germany left a deep impression on people, which fundamentally touched Chiang Kai-shek.

The Chinese team did not easily believe in Germany, which was theoretically hostile, but gave up the first phase of the plan to cut off the Japanese supply line. The rainy weather in Myanmar helped to complete the first step of taking advantage of the situation. Immediately afterwards, the Japanese defeat, which was determined in the combat plan, made the Chinese Expeditionary Force determined to fight such a large-scale sniper battle.

To put it bluntly, it is actually no different from robbery. The Chinese team collected strategic materials, including ammunition and weapons, and supplemented the US cut off aid to China, causing the cut off of the US. Although these weapons expeditionary forces were not attracted by it, they were transported back to the country and armed some second-line troops.

The commander of the division commander who cursed his subordinates, General Sun Liren, the commander-in-chief of this battle, finally issued his order: "Abuse of prisoners is not allowed by international law. This is a principle that we must adhere to... But this time we should not capture prisoners, let all these Japanese troops be released."

He waved his hand generously, glanced at his two commanders who were trying to persuade him, and signaled them not to speak. Then he continued to say, "The release of people is for the humanitarian considerations of international law, but in order not to allow these Japanese soldiers to continue to be enemies with the people of the world, they broke their left legs and let them go!"

"Cough cough, cough cough..." Hearing his general saying such shameless words seriously, the commander who was about to persuade him was choked by his saliva and coughed violently.

"..." Another leader felt that the killing of prisoners he had just discussed was too idiotic. As expected, this kind of thing was still experienced by scholars who graduated from Tsinghua University. Look at our teachers, we soon thought of a way not to violate international law, which is to have knowledge.

In this case, letting these Japanese soldiers who became skeleton soldiers go back to their occupied area, which is no different from killing them. I guess no one of the ten people will be left... If they are broken now, it is probably God's fortune to walk a few miles away.

After this Battle of Impal, the Japanese attack in the direction of Myanmar was completely defeated, and the 15th Army no longer had the ability to attack westward, and the British battle situation in India improved for a while. However, compared with the Chinese Expeditionary Force, the British side was not the biggest beneficiary of this battle.

The Chinese Expeditionary Force annihilated about 15,000 Japanese soldiers and picked up almost 50,000 arms for free, alleviating the damage caused to the Chinese battlefield by reducing material supplies.

Because the Japanese army suffered heavy losses in western Myanmar and lost important strategic strongholds one after another, the three B-level divisions that were originally used to reinforce the Pacific region and the Chinese theater were eventually cancelled their trips and stayed in the Myanmar region to participate in the consolidation of the defense line. The entire Japan's strategic plan was completely disrupted, and the entire Pacific theater was developing in a direction that was beneficial to the United States.

...

Akado was having dinner with a middle-aged man about 50 years old. He cut a piece of steak and did not look up at the guest. He said while cutting: "Mr. Dominis, I gave the documents to Mr. Chiang Kai-shek of China through a special way according to Mr. Augustus' plan. But I still don't quite understand why Mr. Augustus is so anxious to give Americans an advantage in the Pacific battlefield."

The middle-aged man named Dominis in front of him was one of the few successors that Augustus had identified, and he was Augustus' most proud disciple. From him, Akado seemed to see many shadows of August, which made him, as the head of state, quite fond of Dominis.

What made Akado even more helpless was that Mr. Dominis was also a complete supporter of the king. In other words, like Mr. Augustus, he was a "capable man" who kept instigating Akado to be emperor and compared himself to the future prime minister. The only disadvantage was that Dominis paid more attention to internal affairs and lacked the essence of the old man's analysis of the international situation.

Dominis took a sip of red wine before answering the question of the head of the head. As a typical new Prussian aristocrat, it is a very important science to maintain his grace and demeanor at all times. He spoke slowly and said to Akado in a peaceful tone: "My head, I only understand this matter."

He put down his glass and continued: "In the report provided by the intelligence department to Prime Minister Augustus, it confirmed that about 700,000 American troops were armed and were boarding the ship to go to major war zones around the world. Prime Minister Augustus believes that at this time, it is necessary to allow the United States to send more troops to the Pacific Ocean, rather than the Middle East where we are going to take action."

"Are you too worried?" Akado glanced at Dominis and said, "Information shows that about 300,000 US troops are about to be sent to Australia. It seems too early to stab Japan twice at this time."

"My teacher, Prime Minister Augustus, feels that assisting the Chinese team in Myanmar is not to help the Americans end the war as soon as possible. On the contrary, I have to start planning now. My ability in this matter is limited, and the teacher handed over the specific implementation to Ribin Troop of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs." Dominis replied gracefully.

After he finished speaking, he added a few more words: "The attempt to seal the Japanese army south and force them to continue to return to the road to attack the Soviet Union north is a necessary effort for us to end the Eastern Front War... Of course, supporting a pro-Germany China in the Far East is also very in line with the interests of Germany."

"You mean, those Japanese idiots may turn their attention back to the north because of the defeat in the Battle of Impal, heading south?" Akado asked in a lit up eyes.
Chapter completed!