In fact, at this point, Kawabian Masato's worries are not necessary at all.

The reason is that Stilwell is now with the British, who are not really going to attack the Japanese troops stationed in the Aragan Mountains.

This situation occurs because Stilwell hopes to better control Myanmar and maximize the interests of the Sino-US coalition forces in Myanmar.

As mentioned earlier, Stilwell has accepted Zhang Chi's suggestion and decided to support Myanmar's independence in giving Myanmar political and economic freedom, and only control its military.

The key is to control it military... Whether it can be controlled by military forces or the extent of control depends on whether Myanmar is in danger.

If Myanmar is not in danger, then Myanmar will not need the protection of the Sino-US coalition forces, so the new Myanmar regime will hope to drive away the Sino-US coalition forces and establish their own army, which is the actual independence.

But if Myanmar is in danger... Myanmar still hopes to actually drive away the Sino-US coalition forces without real independence, then the result that awaits them will be the only way to be occupied by the Japanese army again.

Stilwell is not a fool, of course he knows this, so he cannot do his best to attack and even destroy the Japanese troops stationed in the Alakan Mountains. At most, it is just a good deal... because when destroying the Japanese army, it seems that it is time for the Chinese and American coalition forces to leave Myanmar.

This is also the reason why Americans always act as world police on the other hand but constantly provoke disputes between countries in modern times... Only by messing up other countries can the American world police intervene and gain benefits from it.

Of course, Masazo Hebian could not think of these, so he used a strategy of "surrounding Wei and saving Zhao" to weaken the strength of the Chinese army stationed in Myanmar.

Kawabian Masazo's strategy did work, and Principal Jiang was shocked under the attack of Okamura Yasuji... At the same time, he felt that Myanmar would not need to be stationed so many troops, so he immediately sent a telegram to Stilwell, hoping that Stilwell could mobilize some of the troops back to fight with the Japanese army.

When Stilwell received this telegram, his face looked very ugly.

Of course, he didn't want the troops that were in use to be transferred back to China shortly after they just started training. Not to mention that these troops were trained with a large number of American equipment and American tactical weapons. In the future, he still plans to let them play a role in the Pacific battlefield. How could they be adjusted like now?

But the problem is...Stilwell is very clear. Although the army in his hands is commanded by him, most of them are Chinese.

The reason why these Chinese people are willing to obey their orders is mostly because the wars they are fighting now are in the interests of China and the United States at the same time. On some principled issues, such as "peanuts" and their orders are issued to them at the same time, they will probably still listen to "peanuts", especially those Chinese officers sent from Chongqing later.

"General!" At this time, Colonel Hill suggested to Stilwell: "This may be a good thing!"

"you mean……"

"Aren't the general going to drive a group of disobedient Chinese officers back to the country?" Colonel Hill said: "Then, it's the right time!"

"If all peanuts are needed is the officer, I will give it to him without hesitation!" Stilwell replied distressedly: "But he also wants soldiers... and what we lack now is also soldiers!"

"No..." Colonel Hill replied: "We are not short of soldiers."

Stilwell looked at Colonel Hill in confusion.

"As long as we have equipment!" Colonel Hill spread his hands and said, "Then peanuts will be sent to the soldiers at any time!"

Stilwell thought for a while and nodded and said, "You may be right... Although the soldiers we trained will be transferred by peanuts, as long as we train fast enough and have enough equipment, we will have enough troops!"

"That's right!" Colonel Hill replied: "And we can also negotiate terms with peanuts, such as... allowing us to transfer Chinese troops to the Pacific battlefield, otherwise we will no longer provide them with such services!"

"You're right!" Stilwell couldn't help but feel enlightened when he heard this, and at the same time he quickly thought in his mind whether it was time to form a special force... Most of this special force was composed of Chinese officers who did not obey the command, and then sent it back to the country.

Of course, Zhang Chi doesn't need to worry about these things.

The next day, Pete received Zhang Chi's appointment documents. He excitedly raised the documents to Zhang Chi and said, "Hey. Zhang... You are the regiment commander now! I have also become a lieutenant colonel!"

Zhang Chi had known about this for a long time, so he didn't have many surprises. He just smiled at Pete: "Happy cooperation!"

"Of course!" Pete patted Zhang Chi's shoulder friendly and joked: "Of course our cooperation is pleasant, especially the promotion is so fast. What do you think? I was thinking, on the day I went home, maybe I was already a colonel! Man, thanks to you..."

"Uh..." Zhang Chi couldn't help asking Peter when he heard this: "When it comes to going home, can you American soldiers go home in three months? It's time for you to go home!"

"Yes!" Pete smiled: "It was supposed to be home last week. But General Stilwell asked me to stay in the army, and I agreed!"

"Why?" Zhang Chi asked strangely.

Zhang Chi knew that holidays were important to American soldiers because it meant they could go back and enjoy it for a while.

"This aspect is the general's request!" Pete replied: "He thinks I cooperate well with you, so he doesn't want someone else to disrupt this state. But in fact... I did nothing. More importantly..."

While opening two bottles of beer, Peter handed it to Zhang Chi. He took a sip and looked around him, and said, "You don't believe it. I fell in love with this place, maybe I can say... I fell in love with this war!"

"Are you kidding?" Zhang Chi couldn't help laughing.

"No!" Pete replied seriously, "Do you know what I did before coming here? I am a gangster on the street and often rely on my wife to live. Because of the incident, the judge asked me whether I would choose to go to jail or go to the battlefield... I chose the latter!"

"Well!" Zhang Chi remembered that when the United States was in a tense military source, it seemed that it did take the method of joining the army to forge the sentence for a while.

"Do you know?" Peter raised the bottle of wine to Zhang Chi, and said, "I found my place here, thanks to you... If it weren't for you, I think I might have found my place in heaven!"
Chapter completed!