1293 Hu Bin received Marshall at the gate. Marshall said that Roosevelt had agreed to Hu Bin's opinion and the spoil was opened in half.

Hu Bin heard it and said with a smile: "There are many media reporters outside now, so let's keep a low profile!"

"Oh, yes, I'm so excited. You know, we have always hoped to establish a joint command with you, so, I'm a little excited, sorry, sorry!" Marshall also thought of this at this time and said apologetically to Hu Bin.

"Yes, please!" Hu Bin said with a smile.

"Thank you, please!" Marshall nodded, and made a call to Hu Bin. Hu Bin and Marshall walked forward together.

After arriving at the conference room, the two sat down separately.

"General Marshall, you just said that your president has agreed to my proposal. We are very happy. Thank you for understanding it. Otherwise, we don't know how to deal with those supplies!" Hu Bin said to Marshall after sitting down.

"We want to thank you. These materials are also very useful to us in the United States. This is our material allocation agreement. Please take a look. If there is no problem, we will look at the overall agreement!" Marshall took out a piece of paper and handed it to Hu Bin.

Hu Bin took it over and looked carefully. He saw the seized materials written on it, which was divided into 55% of them. Among them, if China does not want the materials, it can be sold to the United States. They purchase these materials according to the market price. If China needs them, it will be handed over to China for processing.

Hu Bin saw this and nodded with satisfaction. Then he handed over the agreement to other staff members to see. They also need to participate in the specific discussion, because after they reach an intention to cooperate with the agreement, the rest will be left to them, which will also exercise their abilities!

"I don't think there is any problem. You, the United States, are really considering our China. In this way, let them deal with the rest. Do you have time? If you have time, I want to talk to you alone! I just need to bring an interpreter. You can bring a very trustworthy translator, but I suggest you don't bring it!" Hu Bin said to Marshall.

"Oh? Okay, let's go, I won't bring the translator!" Marshall heard it and nodded. He knew that Hu Bin must have something very important to him, otherwise he wouldn't have done this.

Marshall and Hu Bin explained the officers below to discuss the agreement one by one. The two went to another small conference room, and Hu Bin brought a translator over there.

"Don't shoot, don't shoot!" Hu Bin shouted loudly after he arrived at the conference room.

"Brother Bin?" Mo She said.

"Take the battle map!" Hu Bin said to Mo She.

"Okay!" Mo She immediately went out. After a while, he took the combat map. Hu Bin told him that no one could come in without his orders.

The translator also said to Marshall. This was explained by Hu Bin. Unless he said he didn't want to translate, he had to translate what he said to Marshall.

"General Hu, have you had a combat plan?" Marshall heard what the translator said, and saw Hu Bin holding a map in his hand, and immediately asked.

"Well, please sit down!" Hu Bin said to Marshall with a smile, and then expanded the map!

"Look at the map, I'll tell you after reading it!" Hu Bin said to Marshall.

"Okay!" Marshall took the map and started looking.

"What? Japan has now transferred so many troops to the Western Front. Now there are only so many troops left on the Eastern Front, which are just over 1 million. And look at the signs above, these troops have retreated in the past few days!" Marshall said to Hu Bin.

"They just retreated and started to retreat!" Hu Bin said.

"Damn it, more than 1 million troops, what a pity!" Marshall said sighing when he heard it.

"What a pity?" Hu Bin asked when he heard this.

"It's a pity that our troops are not good. We are a little afraid of fighting, for fear of too much casualties. If it weren't for our general, we didn't know how to command it now, and when facing the Japanese troops, we didn't have enough confidence. I really want to kill the troops here and ensure the safety of our Eastern Front!" Marshall said to Hu Bin.

"Ha, I'm here to come here today!" Hu Bin said, drawing a circle on the map, inside which are these cities in eastern Canada.

"You want to fight?" Marshall asked in surprise when he heard this.

"No, we are going to fight!" Hu Bin said to them with a smile.

"Nee~! Aren't you going to play the Western Front?" Marshall heard it and looked at Hu Bin in confusion.

"Yes, our goal is the Western Front, but this is the place where we train troops!" Hu Bin said.

"Training troops?" Marshall became even more puzzled when he heard this.

"You also know that if our two troops have established a joint command, and according to the agreement, you are under our command of the troops of the same level. Moreover, your officers must obey our officers' command, but there is one question, that is, can we cooperate well?

At the beginning, our two troops must have to be adjusted, including smooth command, consistent command concepts, cooperation between soldiers, and building the confidence of your generals. This is very important.

I think you know as the chief of staff of the United States!" Hu Bin said to Marshall, and the translator said it quickly to Marshall.

When Marshall heard this, he nodded, thought for a while, and said to Hu Bin: "What do you mean is to use the 1 million Japanese troops here to train our troops to cooperate with each other and train our officers?"

"That's right, General Marshall, if we don't train, we fight on the Western Front, facing millions of troops, and fight at that time, if the lower level cooperates poorly and makes a little mistake, then our troops will suffer a heavy loss at that time, and will affect the entire battle situation.

Once the casualties are too large, we will be passive. Therefore, the 1 million Japanese troops here are for training. Of course, if you want to make it 500,000, it is OK.

As long as I make a feint, the Japanese side will continue to mobilize troops to the western front. If you want to kill these 1 million Japanese troops, then we can attack and fight after the New Year!" Hu Bin said to Marshall.

Marshall heard it, thought for a moment, nodded and said, "You are the commander now, we follow your advice, and you can fight whatever you say.

If we can kill the Japanese on the Eastern Front, the pressure on our American troops will be much smaller, and we hope so too. But now you are the commander, we can only give you advice and not let you fight. Now you say you want to fight us, of course it is welcome!"

"Very good, I thought you didn't agree. After fighting here, we will go to the Western Front. There are two benefits. First, kill 1 million Japanese troops first, and the Japanese troops will be reduced. If there is a huge battle on the Western Front, then there will be no more support troops on Japan.

Second, let our troops cooperate more skillfully! This is also very important, and can reduce our casualties on the Western Front. Although we will also suffer casualties on the Eastern Front, it is controllable!" Hu Bin said to Marshall.

"No problem, let's listen to you. Now you are the commander of the Joint Command. Actually, I just said that the United States hopes to completely solve the security issues on the Eastern Front. If you fight, we are very welcome!" Marshall said with a smile at Hu Bin.

"Okay, that's it. After signing the contract, your troops can come to us. At that time, the two countries will complement each other and ensure that at the first level of the company, we are both a translator, so that we can command!" Hu Bin said to Marshall.

"Yes, we have found many Chinese soldiers now and let them act as translators. They are all trustworthy. Of course, we will also review them. We are worried that some of them are Japanese. After all, for us, the faces of Asians are consistent, and it is difficult for us to distinguish them!" Marshall said to Hu Bin.

When Hu Bin heard this, he nodded with a smile. It was indeed like this.

"Okay, that's it. I'll go to inspect my troops tomorrow, because China is about to celebrate the New Year, I'll go to see my soldiers. At that time, the Joint Command will be set up here. You can send the chiefs of staff here first and let them set up first.

By the way, my political commissar, Li Nian, he will receive him, and I will also appoint him as deputy chief of staff." Hu Bin said to Marshall.

"Yes!" Marshall nodded and said.

Hu Bin also smiled. He did not expect that this matter would go so smoothly. The United States also wanted to completely lift the security of the Eastern Front. After all, many of the heavy industries in the United States were on the Eastern Front, so they supported Hu Bin to fight like this.

The negotiations continued, and the agreement was signed until ten minutes noon. At this time, Hu Bin and Marshall attended the press conference and announced the establishment of the Sino-Military Joint Command to launch a counterattack against Japan.

When the reporters heard this, they were of course excited. They also knew that Hu Bin was very powerful in the war. The people on the United States knew that Hu Bin came to command their troops to fight, and they believed that Japan would definitely not be able to withstand it.

After the press conference, Hu Bin and Marshall had a lunch together, which was Chinese cuisine and the Americans liked it very much.

In the afternoon, Hu Bin sent Marshall back. After Hu Bin came back, the political commissar came to him and told Hu Bin that Montgomery was here. (~^~)
Chapter completed!