On the Soviet-Russian battlefield, the German army had firmly grasped the initiative from the beginning of its surprise attack. At that time and space, the turning point in the Soviet-German war began with the Battle of Stalingrad. In this battle, the Soviet Red Army successfully implemented the "Uranus" plan. That is to say, Moscow was used as bait to capture the most elite Sixth Army of the German army, and then encircled it with reserve troops. At this time and space, because the German army did not divide its forces into two groups at the beginning of the attack on Stalingrad, therefore, although the German army was fighting in the streets of Stalingrad, Although the fight was equally arduous, the outcome was different. The German army finally occupied Stalingrad last month and successfully drove the Soviet army to the east bank of the Volga River. The capture of Stalingrad by the German army was a fatal blow to the morale of the Soviet army. Yes, Stalingrad originally attracted heavy German troops. Many Soviet arsenals located on the west bank of the Volga River were still able to maintain production even though they were also located on the front line. But now, with the fall of Stalingrad, these arsenals have actually ceased to exist. It is possible to go down, and the fall of these arsenals will mean that the Soviet army will have a gap of more than 50% in weapons and equipment, and this cannot be made up by US military assistance alone. Fortunately, Soviet Russia still has a long way to go. The strategic depth was the last straw. When the German army invaded more than 2,000 kilometers into Soviet Russia, their logistical supplies finally had problems. So, as the weather gradually turned colder and winter was coming, the two warring parties on the Soviet-Russian battlefield It began to turn into a confrontation, and the Soviet army finally got a chance to breathe.
Against this background, if Japan could attack the back of Soviet Russia from the Far East as promised, then the German army would grit its teeth and endure the severe cold in Siberia, and might completely defeat Soviet Russia. The Germans were not originally satisfied with the agreement reached with Japan. Very cold. The Japanese boast that their army is the second strongest in the world. Little do they know that in the minds of the Germans, they are simply not good enough, that is, they are just better than the Italians. Japan responded that Germany has been unable to fulfill its obligations. The excuse is that the China incident has not yet been resolved. This excuse is acceptable to the Germans. Regardless of other reasons, Germany has helped China train its army and provided a number of weapons and equipment. In other words, it is a "master-apprentice relationship". As the saying goes, great teachers give birth to great disciples. If China was defeated so casually, it would seem to be a disgrace to the Germans. As for the Xuebing Army and Germany, in fact, they have nothing to do with each other. The Germans would not think so. Yes, they take it for granted that the Xuebing Army is also a part of the Chinese army, and the most advanced military concepts of the Chinese army come from Germany, so naturally the Xuebing Army also has German blood. Of course, there are not many people who think so. More, because more people still like to discuss the matter and look at this issue from a general direction. Therefore, when the Japanese army was frequently in emergency and asked them for tactical and equipment support, Germany still gave the Japanese army a lot of help and was relied on by the Japanese army for air defense. The powerful 88mm caliber anti-aircraft gun comes from Germany.
The top German military officials began to pay attention to the Xuebing Army. Initially, it was because of the missiles. They even secretly sent a military delegation for this purpose. Later, their continued attention to the Xuebing Army was mainly due to the Japanese army's "technical cooperation request". Because of these "technical cooperation requests" "The targets of the project were all the weapons and equipment produced by the Xuebing Army and the corresponding tactics. This made some German officers who were highly sensitive to military technology couldn't help but look at the Xuebing Army with admiration. Many people even suggested to Hitler, hoping that he would make an early decision. Be prepared and be wary of this Chinese local army,
Germany and the United Kingdom were the first countries to develop jet aircraft, and later they were even ahead of the United Kingdom. Germany's first jet fighter, the "Comet," was actually born around the same time as the Golden Eagle. However, because Germany at the time General Garland, the Air Force's fighter director, thought the "Comet" looked too weird and asked Messerschmitt, the designer who designed it, to make improvements. As a result, the "Comet" was always under development, but it was still unable to be put into service. The Germans had learned about the news that the Bingjun had produced the jet fighter "Golden Eagle" early on. However, the conceited Germans reacted with deep suspicion and did not believe it. Now, when the information about the air battle at Shuangqian Airport was obtained After it was confirmed, the Germans couldn't sit still, and the relevant information was sent to Hitler. After reading it, he found Air Force Commander Gore and warned him: "I have told you so many times, you must not underestimate the Chinese. Napoleon's Do you still remember that sentence? China is a sleeping lion. Once it wakes up, it will definitely shock the world. You have always told me that Messerschmitt is the best aircraft designer in the world, and there is no One, but why are you behind the Chinese this time? I hope you will come to grips with this matter in person. By the end of the year at the latest, I hope to see our air force possess jet fighters."
In the past, Hitler would never say such words to inflate other people's ambitions and destroy his own prestige. However, because of the precedent of missiles learning from the experience of the Xuebing Army, they were able to shorten the development cycle and put them into actual combat. In addition, there were too many missiles coming from the Chinese battlefield. The information that the Japanese army was defeated by the Xuebing Army proved from one level that his initial hesitation in choosing Asian allies was correct. He unconsciously improved the treatment of the Xuebing Army.
The Führer spoke, and Gore naturally did not dare to take it lightly. The Air Force was the biggest vested interest in the missiles being put into actual combat. If the missiles had not participated in the war, the Great Britain air war would have become a shame for the Air Force. Therefore, Gore began to rely on intelligence from Asia. system, hoping that they could find a way to obtain the detailed information of the golden eagle. On the other hand, he once again had the idea of Fackenhausen,
The secret military delegation headed by Falkenhausen received extremely high courtesy in Guangzhou, and thus promoted the cooperation between the Xuebing Army and Germany in missile development. This was not a secret among the top brass of the German army. It was just that at that time, the Xuebing Army The military's popularity is far less powerful than it is now. After this incident, no one in the top German military is interested in continuing this relationship. It is normal for the Germans to do this. After all, because of the allied relationship with Japan, this has existed for a long time. great political risk,
Compared with that time and space, although there were variables in the Soviet-Russian battlefield, there was no tendency to change the outcome. As Germany and the Soviet Union, which had no direct relationship with Ouyang Yun, the butterfly, Germany reaped the benefits of missiles from Ouyang Yun. , Soviet Russia also gained something. By partially cracking the Baiji technology, Soviet Russia developed a La-7 fighter that was sharper than the prototype. The improvement of Soviet fighter technology put a lot of pressure on the German Air Force. The poor logistics supply lines made the supply troops too vulnerable to attacks by Soviet fighter planes. Under such circumstances, the Germans' eagerness to obtain jet fighters seems understandable.