"The Chinese Federation is full of profiteers..."

This sentence roughly summarizes the faces of the Chinese Federal arms merchants, but the indisputable fact is that they are really treacherous and well-founded. Even if everyone knows that they are profiteers, they have to put a lot of money in their pockets during the war, and then exchange for their almost all-encompassing military equipment.

"Any much-needed equipment can be bought, and any much-needed equipment can be shipped to the place!"

This is the loudest propaganda word from the arms dealers of the Chinese Federation. With the strong military industrial production capacity of the Chinese Federation, the first one can be easily done. As for the latter one, there are naturally Thunder International mercenaries who are willing to hire to do this.

For example, a country once purchased a batch of infantry equipment and asked the arms dealers of the Federation of China to transport them to the hands of an army in the encirclement. Such an almost impossible business was handled by the arms dealers of the Federation of China.

Thunder International mercenaries accepted the hiring of the arms dealers and rented airships from the Chinese Federation for transportation. The equipment was naturally transported to the besieged army without any loss. Even the Thunder International soldiers who used meteorites to airborne supplies were airborne and walked out of the encirclement as non-betting parties after completing the mission.

Although the besieged side was not very satisfied with such things, they naturally could not use military force to stop them due to the attacks of the Chinese Federation. At the same time, they were not very willing to provoke lawless mercenaries, because the thing that those guys liked to do for money was to kill people. No one on both sides of the fight liked to be set on fire by others in the backyard, but this kind of thing was Thunder International's favorite thing to do.

Although afterwards, the besieged also took out money and asked the arms merchants of the Federation of China to provide emergency supplies to their front troops. Naturally, this would not be shirked. In short, the arms merchants of the Federation of China could do anything for money.

As for conscience, people often ask this question, “Does arms dealers have conscience?”

Those who have received service from the Chinese Federation arms dealers often say this: "Although merchants in the Chinese Federation should be careful before transactions, these guys are very serious when executing contracts!"

Indeed, when Vincent Prince left Hugh Caswal Dowding's Air Force Command, he had already started to arrange operations using his wireless phone. Compared with other radio communication equipment, this kind of encrypted communication through the "stratosphere flying saucers" spread all over the earth is safer and more reliable than ordinary radio communicators.

"Action! The airborne locations are separated... Don't worry that someone will naturally greet you when you get there!"

Just two words, a unique airborne operation began over the UK. On some small civilian airports, small passenger and cargo planes made by the Chinese Federation soared into the air one after another, and behind them, they dragged the current standard equipment of the air assault division - meteorites, whistling into the sky.

Here we have to talk about the latest progress of meteorites. After 20 years of research and experiments, the longitudinal twin-rotor helicopter, Hump, has been successfully developed and has completed sufficient inventory, becoming one of the standard equipment of the Chinese Federal Air Assault Division. However, meteorites, as a relatively safe rotor landing compartment, still have a huge market.

Because of these, the latest model of meteorites -x. They have a relatively wide cabin, two propulsion engines and the rotor above the head is a powered rotor with a miniature nozzle, providing it with more lift. In this case, the meteorite-x can carry up to 6 tons (at that time, the British Hamilka heavy glider loaded 7 tons).

Although due to the limited space of the body, only one Hummer can be loaded, the meteorite-x, which has its own auxiliary gliding power, can be easily towed by a light transport aircraft.

For this business, the Chinese Association of England provided all transport planes and pilots, and for safety, these people easily obtained the uniforms of Thunder International Mercenaries. For a time, small passenger and cargo planes flying everywhere in the sky, directly or indirectly controlled by the Chinese Association of England. They towed Hummers loaded with "disc air defense capsules" and appeared in the first place in Britain with weak air defense.

Large groups of civilian planes lined up in neat formations like military planes in the sky, which attracted the attention of residents and soldiers from all over the UK. They looked up at the groups of civilian planes in the sky, and guessed whether the British government had been defeated by the Germans and actually needed these civilian transports to transport.

As they arrived at the location, meteorites and x were thrown directly from the sky. In the military camp, in the suburbs, and in the harbor, the Allied soldiers who were already waiting there looked at the sky in disbelief. They did not know where the arms merchants of the Chinese Federation came from the science and engineering so many civilian planes, nor did they understand how they could organize such a large-scale operation.

Some people even began to worry in their hearts that if these guys' planes were not sent us equipment, but instead sent us a bunch of them. This is probably the concern or the speculation that the soldiers or civilians have about the most famous mercenaries in the international community, the Thunder International.

But it goes without saying that Thunder International is absolutely more efficient in its work than in the army of any country. When fast-deployed "disc air defense capsules" dragging vehicles out of the meteorite-x, the British or Allied soldiers waiting to receive equipment were stunned.

The soldiers wearing Thunder International mercenary uniforms, all of whom looked almost completely useless. They were also those who were temporarily recruited to make up for the numbers. The Thunder International uniforms were only worn for a short while, and after completing the handover, they naturally became civilians who were nothing.

"Are you from the **** troops? Please sign the receipt. This is the instruction manual. To be honest, this thing is quite simple. I understood it on the way back when I came. If you are a person, you can play with it!"

When they talk, these people naturally don’t have the taste of a soldier. But the British or Allied people who survived them in the past year will naturally have many thoughts. After all, Thunder International is too famous, and even soldiers often discuss in private what the outcome would be if their country’s army confronted Thunder International.

In fact, there will be no result. The war zone is naturally fighting against each other with force. As for the rear... Thunder International, which is desperate for money, naturally doesn't care about what means it is used. The only problem is whether this means can make money!

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However, this also shows from another perspective that the operation of these "disc air defense capsules" is indeed very simple. As the helium in the high-pressure gas cylinder is filled into the airbag, as the engines begin to make a "buzzing" sound, the "disc air defense capsules" already loaded with bullets begin to rise to the sky.

As for the operation, it is a very simple thing. The operators only need to dig out air defense trenches for Hummers underground, and then sit comfortably in the car and use the TV screen inside to observe, aim and attack.

The wires connected to fixed cables provide sufficient power for the "disc air defense capsule" under the action of the car engine to drive the remote-controlled machine gun, searchlight and direction-controlled motor. At the same time, the TV signal is also transmitted from the thin cable to the man who is controlled in the car.

This "disc air defense capsule" produced by an Austrian military factory has obviously turned the air defense into another form. The air defense balloons that once floated in the air in London to hinder the attack of the opponent's fighter jets are obviously no better than this "disc air defense capsule".

For enemy aircraft that launch attacks at night, these air obstacles are not completely useless like landmines. The air defense range with a radius of 1,800 meters also makes its arrangement less dense as those anti-air balloons. Two "disc air defense capsules" can control the space of a cube with a side length of 3,600 meters.

As for damage, to be honest, this kind of air defense equipment with a sense of destruction is not much more expensive than those air defense machine guns and air defense rockets.

With the help of the Chinese Federal arms traders, in just a few hours before the Germans launched the most fierce attack on the Eagle Day, all British military bases, airports, important cities and buildings were already covered with such temporary air defense devices.

Marshal Hugh Caswal Dowding, the Air Force, sat behind his desk and listened to the report of his adjutant in surprise. If it weren't for the confirmation of his subordinates, he could not believe that the arms merchants of the Chinese Federation could have relied on those merchants to complete things that might not have been easily accomplished by the army.
Chapter completed!