[69 Book Bar-www.] Feng Shuting thought for a moment and then analyzed:
"Climate change will have a great impact on troop mobilization, transportation, and even combat between the two sides. In particular, the impact on air combat will be greater. For example, if there is heavy fog in Nanjing, planes at the airport cannot take off and land. The rear of the battlefield
If there are heavy rains and floods along the supply line, it will cause difficulties in supplying the front. Therefore, the weather will play a very important role in the outcome of the war. As for the superiors of the Japs, why did they call the Japs in Nanjing to provide weather forecasts for Nanjing?
This shows that the weather changes in Nanjing will directly affect the Japanese’s next major military operation in Nanjing.”
"What did you say?" Zhu Youde suddenly thought of something, "The Japs provided their superiors with Nanjing's weather forecast to prepare for their next military action in Nanjing? What military action will the Japs' next military action have to do with the weather?
What plane did you just talk about... Oh, by the way, it's a plane. Aren't the Japs going to have a high-ranking official come to Nanjing? Yes, this is it. This is to prepare for welcoming the high-ranking Japs official. This means that the Japs' high-ranking official is going to take the plane.
The plane is coming... Yes, there is definitely nothing wrong. The Japanese officials want to come to Nanjing by plane! So they need the weather forecast for Nanjing."
Zhu Youde said to Feng Shuting again:
"You ask Section Chief Zhang to come over too."
Feng Shuting went out, and not long after, Zhang Shuishan and Feng Shuting came to Zhu Youde's office together.
Zhu Youde said to them:
"You go tell our insiders and let them know what the Japanese have done to Nanjing Airport recently? Have the troops been increased? Have the enemies stepped up their vigilance on the road to the airport? Then notify the Qinglong Society and ask them to also step up.
When collecting airport intelligence, if there is any new information, please report it immediately!"
Zhu Youde also said to the translator:
"Go and tell Director Qian of the telecommunications room and ask him to tell the staff in the telecommunications room to ask them to pay more attention to the progress of the Japanese telegrams, especially the weather forecast, and to report any situation immediately."
In the THT Telegraph Room, Nakamura received the telegram that the translator had just handed over to him. Nakamura quickly came to Taro Matsuyama's office and handed the telegram to Taro Matsuyama.
Taro Matsuyama was very happy after seeing it. He put down the telegram and started making calls. He picked up the phone and said to the phone:
"Your Excellency General, I have received a very important piece of information here. It is Miss Kyoko's counter-reconnaissance plan, which has been noticed by China's intelligence agency. What did you say? Do you want to see this information? Okay, okay, I'll do it right away.
Send it."
Taro Matsuyama said to Nakamura again:
"Go and send me a car right away. I want to go to the general."
Nakamura reminded:
"Sir, Colonel, what kind of car are you going to take? Is it a car, a motorcycle, or a big car? You'd better not take a small car out of Tesco's yard. Now the killers in Nanjing are all looking at the cars that Tesco uses when going out. It's very dangerous for you to ride in a small car.
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Taro Matsuyama thought for a moment:
"You're right. I don't want to sit in the small car. I'll take the big car. Wait for a while and the military police will go ahead. Onosakuei will take the people with me!"
After Matsuyama finished speaking, Nakamura saluted and went out.
As the whistle continued to blow, dozens of Japanese soldiers rushed to a large car in the courtyard of the Special High School. Nakamura and Ono Zakuei were sitting on two motorcycles leading the way. The Japanese car was in the middle.
With the soldiers behind them, and with the roar of various vehicles, the convoy left the UHT compound and headed towards the dispatched army headquarters.
The convoy came to the street in front of the dispatched army headquarters. The Japanese soldiers who came with the convoy suddenly felt that they were much safer now. So they put away all the guns they were carrying, some on their shoulders and some on their shoulders.
Carrying it, the convoy continued to move forward.