As the battle line moved to the doorstep of the house on the west side of Fengjiang, there was a person who was really depressed. He was not Zhao Yu, but Zhao Zheng.
The commander-in-chief of the Fengjiang Air Force assigned to Zhao Yu by the Tang Empire once boasted in front of Zhao Yu that no enemy plane could fly over Fengjiang.
But now his airport is less than 50 kilometers away from the front line, which reduces the response time of the Toyoe Air Force to almost zero.
Even in order to protect Fengjiang Airport, Luo Xiao assigned almost all the anti-aircraft guns that could be found near Fengjiang to Zhao Zheng, and Fengjiang City itself was basically no different from running naked.
Therefore, as long as the Dahua Empire's planes attack Fengjiang, it will actually be easy to succeed: even if the warning radar of the Datang Empire on the other side provides early warning, the response speed of Fengjiang Air Force is actually not enough.
In order to hide these loopholes, Zhao Zheng had to let Fengjiang's air force take offensive operations and suppress the aircraft of the Chinese Army to ensure the relative safety of Fengjiang City.
In any case, his tactics have achieved a certain degree of success recently. At least the air force of the Great China Empire has not attacked Fengjiang recently, and nothing has changed in Fengjiang.
Unfortunately, many people still know the truth: about 20 kilometers outside their city, it has now become the front line of fierce fighting.
As long as the Chinese army advances about 5 kilometers further, the large-caliber artillery they are equipped with can almost hit Fengjiang City.
Just when Zhao Zheng thought he could keep hiding things like this, the Great China Empire's bomber force took the risk and approached Fengjiang City.
At that time, the Fengjiang defenders only had two fighter jets in the sky, which were completely insufficient to intercept the bombers of the Dahua Empire.
Although the fighter jets deployed at the airport scrambled to take off, these bombers from the Great China Empire still dropped about 3 tons of bombs on the city.
This frightened the civilians of Fengjiang. Many of them had witnessed the Battle of Fengjiang between China and Tang Dynasty, and they could still remember this kind of bombing.
Now these nearly forgotten scenes appeared before their eyes again, suddenly awakening the horrific memories buried deep in their hearts.
Although the bombers of the Dahua Empire are still old-fashioned bombers with poor performance, these aircraft can still create a certain degree of panic among civilians.
These planes did not bomb power plants or water plants, nor did they bomb railway stations or various important key facilities.
They didn't have the courage to fly to the airport to challenge those powerful Butcher fighter jets, so they just dropped the bombs hastily on the edge of the city and quickly fled back to their own control area.
By the time the Butcher fighter jets arrived, these bombers had disappeared without a trace. In desperation, the Elf mercenary pilots could only return to the sky while watching the smoke rising from the city beneath their feet.
This bombing did not actually bring a devastating blow to Fengjiang City. In fact, with the quality of the bombers of the Great China Empire, it would probably take tens of thousands of sorties to destroy Fengjiang.
But this bombing is indeed no small matter. This is the first time that enemy forces have attacked the urban area of Fengjiang since the outbreak of the Fengjiang Civil War. The impact this has on Fengjiang is inestimable.
Soon, there was a wave of fleeing in Fengjiang, but the direction these civilians wanted to go was not to the south, but to the east.
Countless cars were jammed on the Fengjiang Bridge. Although the Tang State implemented strict border crossing controls, they had to allow 2,000 Fengjiang people to pass through every day.
Most of these refugees in Fengjiang are wealthy people - they have their own cars, and many of them have temporary passes. There are shouts and shouts everywhere, and many people even start to take the risk of swimming across Fengjiang to seek help from the Tang Empire.
shelter.
"I'll say it again! It's forbidden for people to pass here! Don't embarrass us!" Handing back a letter of introduction to the other party, the Tang Empire soldier standing in front of the bridge checkpoint explained righteously.
"I'm very familiar with Sir Lu Ming..." The businessman from the Great China Empire pulled his daughter and wife. Regardless of the abuse from the people behind him, he still begged here: "If it doesn't work, let my daughter and wife
You can go there first!"
While he was talking, he even took out a gold bar from his pocket and secretly wanted to hand it to the young man carrying the Type 56 assault rifle.
"If you do this again, I will be rude to you!" The soldiers of the Tang Empire quickly took a step back, with impatience written all over their faces.
How dare he casually accept such a large amount of money? If the squad leader found out, he would probably be sent back to his hometown to serve his sentence the next day.
Damn it, God knows how much effort he put into becoming this soldier: in the Tang Empire, being a soldier was a glorious thing, and walking on the street was even more glorious than being a star.
"I said, if there is no traffic increase, get out of here! Don't delay our queue!" The people behind the businessman were already very dissatisfied and shouted loudly.
The businessman pulled his family and reluctantly got out of the way. The person behind him immediately dragged his family forward and placed a small book on the ground.
The soldier took the book and examined it carefully. The paper used on it was indeed special. It is estimated that only the Tang Empire in the world could produce such "banknote paper". He handed the document back to the other party, and then asked
Opened the location.
Under the envious eyes of a group of people, the family and their car were allowed to pass. On the other end of the bridge, there was a peaceful world.
The Chinese man who crossed the bridge immediately respected the friend who gave him the certificate: It seems that Pan Yiping is indeed very capable, and he can actually get such a useful certificate.
On the other side of the bridge, there were still crowds of people, and some were still pleading: "Please, let us pass!"
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! At the feet of these crowded people, a train full of dwarf soldiers roared past. The crowded carriages were all filled with dwarf soldiers. They were crowded one by one like animals.
Breathing hard in the small car.
In order to transport more soldiers to Fengjiang at one time, the train utilization efficiency of the Tang Empire was raised to the highest level.
As long as no one dies, you can arrange the rest as you like. Under such a requirement, all the vehicles were loaded with "space magic".
The carriage that originally carried 100 people was required to hold 200 people. When it was full, some luggage had to be piled inside to fill the space. Even if the soldiers inside wanted to go to the toilet, they would have to make a huge effort.
The saved transportation capacity was filled with various materials: 150mm artillery imported from other countries, 105mm artillery, and a 50mm long-barreled anti-tank gun temporarily produced by the Tang Empire.
Of course, there are countless bullets, as well as grenades, shells, flares: hundreds of thousands of Cyric 1 rifles.
Having said this, I have to say that because it is cheaper and does not have obvious Tang ancestry, the Cyric 1 rifle is now simply a star in the arms market: it sells very well and has become a weapon in many countries.
The output of standard weapons and equipment is even more astonishing.
A total of 20 million of this rifle have been produced, far surpassing the Mauser 98K rifle previously used by the Tang Empire and becoming the most produced bolt-action rifle in the world.
The second ranked rifle is not the Mauser 98K rifle, but the Mosin Nagant rifle produced by the Ice Empire. The third ranked rifle is the Mauser 98K rifle that has been eliminated by the Tang Empire.
The train, stuffed with weapons, munitions, and all kinds of supplies, rushed into Fengjiang City, and then drove all the way to Fengjiang Railway Station, where it was unloaded.
The area around the train station is already densely packed with various supplies. Many Fengjiang soldiers are building fortifications here and placing various anti-aircraft artillery pieces that have just been transported in place.
This railway station may be Fengjiang's most important supply base, so there is no room for error. The Tang Empire directly assisted Fengjiang with 40 searchlights for night air defense operations, 20 of which were deployed here.
Under the Fengjiang Bridge, on the seemingly calm river, you can often see people taking boats or simply swimming to sneak across.
At a place on the shore, a man who had put all his belongings in a sheepskin float was twisting his clothes.
Standing next to him was the soldier from the Tang Dynasty patrol force who had just arrested him. In the man's desperate eyes, the other man was inspecting all the items he carried with a half-smile.
Such people will be sent back soon: all people crossing the border must be "good citizens" recognized by the Tang Empire. The Tang Empire has passed the stage where everyone is welcome.
The minimum requirement is to see if these refugees are carrying prohibited items. Are they spies infiltrated by the other party?
On the river under the bridge behind them, a patrol boat from the Tang Empire was slowly passing by. These small boats could actually move very fast. They were also equipped with a large-caliber machine gun, and their firepower was quite powerful.
In fact, there are two 350 mm caliber giant cannon turrets on the river bank of the Tang Empire. It is precisely because the Tang Empire installed these two giant turrets here that the Great China Empire built a
There were so many river defense turrets installed on the other side to fight against it.
Thinking about it now, this confrontation is ridiculous from any aspect. Because if these turrets are really useful, the Tang Empire should install more.
In fact, the situation is like this: the Tang Empire built two more turrets for the Dongwan-class battleship. Currently, the Dongwan-class battleship is either eliminated or used as a training ship, so there is no place for these two turrets. They are useless.
Use it and leave it here in Fengjiang as a "river view".
As a result, the Dahua Empire spent a lot of money to purchase some artillery from Cyric, and an arms race began across the river...