Sure enough, the sniper rifle and 500 broken armor bullets brought back by the observer of the General Staff immediately caused a sensation. After several leaders tried the gun without believing in the evil spirit, they were almost shocked, and were simply shocked. Unexpectedly, the first regiment and the second regiment almost broke into a regiment in the division headquarters to fight for the gun. In the end, Yang Chengwu, commander of the First War Zone and commander of the Independent First Division, stopped the scene. The sniper rifle and 100 broken armor bullets were left at the Military Region Command. As the treasure of the division, it was left to the best sharpshooters in the guard company to defend the leaders, and the other four hundred broken armor bullets were used as rewards to the sharpshooters in the army.

This time the Japanese were in trouble. The Eighth Route Army sharpshooters who had red headshots did not show off their eagles, and they specifically arrested senior Japanese officers with red headshots. For a long time, the Jin-Cha-Hebei War Zone was called the headless military area by the Japanese. Most of the senior officials who died were killed for headshots. This was a great shame for the Japanese devils who advocated Bushido. When they shouted and charged wildly, many Japanese officers were beaten and shot in many battles. The soldiers below immediately fell into chaos of losing command. Even the puppet army was scared and shivered. The morale was rapidly declining. They often collapsed without fighting, and the large-scale mobilization was even more unsustainable.

After suffering a lot in the Taihang Mountains, the Japanese devils, who were in a crazy attack, had to give up the original large-scale mobilization. Instead, they used the "cage policy" surrounded by blockades to establish a maintenance meeting and a stronghold artillery tower, attempting to block the Jin-Cha-Hebei anti-Japanese revolutionary base areas by blocking resources, and trap them to death and starve them to death.

Just thinking about the 7.92 red headshot that is comparable to sniper bullets, even my own people are sweating coldly, let alone the Japanese devils?!

In May 1940, Li Wei counted on his fingers that he stayed at the First Arsenal, Huangyadong, the anti-Japanese revolutionary base in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei region, for six months. He was a little glad that he was assigned to the Arsenal, otherwise he would have joined the combat team. At this moment, he might not know which battlefield he would be on.

Li Wei regretted that he did not play computer games CS too much. In his spare time, he only practiced fighting with the guards in the arsenal.

On this day, Director Li found someone to call Li Wei, who was supervising the production of red headshots.

"Report!~" Li Wei entered the factory director's office.

"Weizi, here we are here. I have something to do. Wait a minute, you go to the division headquarters to pick up someone!" Director Li looked through a letter.

Li Wei touched his head and said, "Who is it?!" He was very curious. Director Li usually gave him tasks, and it was the first time he could get someone to work. He really couldn't figure out what the old man's gourd was selling.

"A big guy is coming today, hey, guess who it is?" Director Li teased Li Wei.

"What, you old man, tell me!" Li Wei was very depressed. He was a little annoyed that he had not studied the history of this period. Otherwise, if he had known what would happen here today, he would have been fooled by this old man factory manager.

"Hey, tell you, keep it confidential. The superiors are interested in our arsenal and focus on development. They sent an expert to be the Minister of the Military Industry Department of our Jin-Cha-Hebei Department. I heard that the Party Central Committee was specially transferred from the Soviet Union. They had eaten foreign bread and had a good military industry." Director Li looked happy. He turned out to be a small military center with constant talent. In Li Wei's strange words, it felt so good.

"Have you eaten foreign bread?!" Li Wei almost laughed out loud. This old man could really make fun of him, but if someone who really works in military industry comes here, he is much better than him, a half-way monk.

"After talking for a long time, what's the name of the newly arrived Minister of the Military Industry? Is it a foreign devil or a Chinese when I came back from the Soviet Union?~" Li Wei began to imagine that the newly arrived Minister of the Military Industry was a Russian beard, and he almost laughed out loud again.

Since the Red Army period, there have been no shortage of comrades in the Communist Party of China.

"Bad, you guys will talk nonsense, such as foreigners, authentic Chinese goods, which seem to be called Liu Topp. The letter said so, I won't tell you too much. This is the letter just handed over by my superiors. You have read it yourself. You have learned more about some aspects than me, and you can speak them out loud. You may have a more common language with him. On the way to pick him up, you two have a good chat and learn more from the new leaders." Director Li threw the letter to Li Weidao.

"Oh!~~~~~~~~" Li Wei's voice made the old man. He and Director Li, the old man and the young man, were usually joking without any scruples.

It happened that both of them had surnames Li, and neither of them regarded each other as an outsider. They always had no big or small words in their words.

I went back to my room and found my newly-built SG-552, put my back on my back, took out four or five magazines, stuffed the Desert Eagle full of bullets into my left trouser bag, and took more than a dozen diamond steel darts, leaving me almost unarmed my teeth. This outfit was for the purpose of taking the opportunity to advertise for the arsenal, and of course, it was just in case.

Amid the shocked gazes of the others in the arsenal, they rode three horses with the soldiers of the two guard companies. God knew whether this guy was going to participate in the equipment exhibition or find someone to fight.

Because the arsenal was deep in the Taihang Mountains, it set out at noon and arrived at Wangjiayu, where the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army was located, until the sun sets.

In the office of the newly established Military Industry Department, Li Wei successfully met Liu Topp. The middle-aged man, who was almost forty, exuded a sharp sword out of his body. From his wise eyes, Li Wei knew that this new minister of the Eighth Route Army was definitely not simple.

Due to the common topic, Li Wei and the Minister of Military Industry, who was almost twice as old as him, almost hit it off at first sight. Compared to Li Wei, the fake military industry, this real military industry is real. Minister Liu Topp has set out from Sichuan since he was 22 years old and traveled to Germany to study. He was extremely addicted to weapons knowledge. Later, he met Zhu De. After his introduction, he went to the Soviet Union the following year and participated in the Far East Guerrillas. This year, because of the First Arsenal in Huangyadong, he unexpectedly became the Jin-Cha-Hebei War Zone because of the First Arsenal in Huangyadong.

The superiors intend to focus on cultivating this self-sufficient arsenal. As an era of the War of Resistance Against Japan, when war resources were lacking, it was impossible to maintain the consumption of long-term warfare by just seizing and purchasing. It was simply a matter of being able to own an arsenal. The commander of the Eighth Route Army and the deputy chief of staff specially invited this military industry expert Liu Topu to establish the military industry department, not only responsible for the First Arsenal in Huangyadong, but also responsible for managing other small ordnances in the Jin-Cha-Hebei War Zone.

Minister Liu Topu, who had just arrived in the Jin-Chahar-Hebei War Zone, needed to understand the situation of the military industry departments under his jurisdiction, and also had a strong interest in the First Arsenal of Huangyadong. Li Wei's arrival gave him a source of first-hand information.

To Li Wei's surprise, the new military industry minister who had eaten foreign bread was very easy to deal with and had no expert airs at all. Instead, he enthusiastically invited Li Wei to dinner. The two of them were not restrained at the dinner table and had a harmonious conversation.
Chapter completed!