"First of all!" Zhang Chi said: "The Japanese army would never have thought that we would kill us and retaliate. Coupled with the British performance before..."

Speaking of this, Zhang Chi glanced at Scott and continued: "This makes the Japanese army look down on the enemy. It is very likely that they have no fortifications in the oil field in the south, which is very beneficial to our breakthrough!"

Wang Mazi nodded in agreement.

The British army's retreat did not only start here, but retreated from Yangon to this. Under such combat experience, the Japanese army would certainly not waste time building any fortifications... Who should we build fortifications to prevent? The British army on the opposite side had run away before the fortifications were built.

Of course, the Japanese army would not have expected that the British army that fled along the way would have shot again... If they knew that there were already Chinese troops in these British troops, it would be possible.

"Second!" Zhang Chi continued: "The battle in Pingmanna has begun. The war in Pingmanna direction has attracted the attention of the vast majority of the Japanese Air Force, which has reduced the air pressure and we can use the tank with confidence!"

Wang Mazi nodded again.

Just as the Engineer Regiment captured the Binhe Ferry, the Japanese 55th Division had already reached the city of Pingmanna, so the Fifth Army fought with the 55th Division again.

Of course, the fact is that there are the 18th Japanese Division, which had just arrived from Thailand to fight, but the Expeditionary Force didn't know.

This will allow the Japanese army's limited air force to be put into Pingmanna's battle. As for the British army's Western Front... The Japanese can chase the British tanks on bicycles, do they still need to use planes?

"Again!" Zhang Chi looked at Scott and said, "If the British handed over all the tanks and armored vehicles to us, and the Japanese armored troops were transferred to the Binhe Ferry, then it is certain that the tanks in our hands are much better than those in the Japanese army in terms of quantity and quality, and the terrain in the Ren'anqiang Oilfield is relatively wide and relatively suitable for tank combat!"

The more Zhang Chi said that Wang Mazi was more confident, the Japanese army underestimated the enemy and was not prepared for it, the Japanese army had no air strength, the Japanese tank quality and quantity were far inferior to the engineering regiment... Then this battle was really a fight!

You should know that modern wars are not useful if there are too many people. Modern wars are firepower and equipment. Of course, these equipment must also be used by someone. If you are afraid of death and fearful battles like the British, no matter how good the equipment is, it will be a virtue to give them!

Wang Mazi thought Zhang Chi had finished speaking, but he didn't expect Zhang Chi to continue saying: "The most important thing is that the Japanese army is putting out the fire!"

"What's this advantage?" Wang Mazi was a little surprised.

Even if the Japanese army was not prepared for the expeditionary force while putting out the fire, the Japanese army's reaction speed was unquestionable. Once they knew there was an enemy situation, they would soon be ready for battle.

"Putting a fire means that the Japanese army dare not fire at will!" Zhang Chi said with a smile: "Because it is very likely that it will trigger another oil field fire, but our army can fight with confidence. It is best to put a fire on the oil to let the Japanese work in vain!"

Upon hearing this, Wang Mazi was stunned, and then laughed and patted Zhang Chi's shoulder: "Boy, you have a skill. OK, just fight like this!"

Scott was pale, and he was still worried that doing so would anger the Japanese and would not be able to escape, but he had no other choice.

"General Scott!" Zhang Chi said to Scott almost with an orderly tone: "Now you should order the 7th Armored Brigade to hand over the tanks and armored vehicles to us, and then organize your troops to follow us. Or, you can choose to let us get out, we are happy to leave this ghost place, what do you think?"

Scott looked at Andy with some anger. He couldn't believe that a Chinese soldier would dare to talk to him in such a tone. You must know that he was a major general, a major general of the British Army.

Andy just spread his hands helplessly. He had already experienced this, and now it was Scott's turn.

"Okay!" Scott replied unwillingly: "I will consider your suggestions!"

"This is not the answer I want!" Zhang Chi stared at Scott viciously: "You must know that your troops have rebeled their covenant and fled again and again and left the Chinese behind to resist the Japanese attack! You don't know how much I hope you will choose the second one! Or, if you can't give me a satisfactory answer, we have an excuse to choose to leave!"

Scott glared at Zhang Chi angrily. He didn't believe that Zhang Chi could speak so easily, but after thinking about it, he nodded in the end: "Okay, I will do what you said!"

"Very good!" Zhang Chi nodded with satisfaction.

At this time, no matter what major general Scott was, he is now a major event that concerns life and death, even if the Heavenly King is in front of him.

"Military information is urgent, General!" Finally, Zhang Chi said: "You'd better complete these tasks within half an hour!"

As he said that, he walked out of the command center with Wang Mazi.

Scott looked at Andy with an incredible face, meaning who you brought.

And Colonel Andy spread his hands and said, "I think he is right, General, you better do what he said!"

So Ren'anqiang's urban area soon became busy, and cars drove out one after another. Groups of British and Burmese troops were either boarding the bus or carrying ammunition supplies. The hundreds of missionaries trapped in Ren'anqiang's retreatment as the British troops retreated together, and the reporters were also "invited" to the car one by one. Of course, in order to avoid causing unnecessary riots, they were just told to break through.

Zhang Chi and Wang Mazi were nervously receiving the tanks retreated from the British Armored Seventh Brigade with soldiers from the Engineer Regiment. Because they had been training in driving tanks for a period of time in the Tonggu, and also operated more than 40 similar tanks and had combat experience, it is not difficult to accept British tanks now. (Note: Most of the tanks equipped by the British are m3 Stuart light tanks, and the tank crew only requires 3 or 4 people, and the operation and coordination are relatively simple.)

The problem is that these 115 tanks seem to have exceeded the scope of the Engineer Regiment... The Engineer Regiment does not have so many tank crew members at all.

In fact, it is enough to fight a war with the Japanese army at most forty tanks. Myanmar has few open land. Even if the oil field is relatively flat, it can only provide about 30 tanks to deploy, and more than ten tanks are used as reserves.

So unless you lose and you have to fight all over the forty tanks on the battlefield, you won't need any other tanks.

But of course I won't tell the British. On this point, Zhang Chi and Wang Mazi both understand it...

This is a tank. This light tank may not be anything to the UK, but it is a treasure in our country. If you can get more points, or even have the chance to get more points, you will not let it go.
Chapter completed!