Chapter five hundred and seventy-eight the reaction of the powers
Americans only have mixed feelings, while the Soviets and the British are directly envious and jealous. In addition to envy, jealousy and hatred, Churchill and Stalin also began to re-examine their relations with China. They both realized that they could no longer use the old
Let’s look at this big Eastern country from a different perspective. Poverty, barbarism, and backwardness were once synonymous with the country. But now, although wealth is still not linked to this ancient country, advancement has become the consensus of Western countries.
It started with penicillin, then transistors, then televisions, tanks, airplanes, radars, etc. When penicillin came out, Westerners could still describe the Chinese people as having great luck. Now, with the military technology and military technology of Xuebingjun,
When electronic technology was completely leading the world, even if they didn't want to admit it, they knew that it had nothing to do with luck. In these aspects, our country was actually at the forefront of the world.
Both the British and the Soviets are having a hard time now. The United States' Pacific Fleet suffered heavy losses from the Japanese Combined Fleet, and all the newly produced warships in the country had to be used to make up for this loss. As a result, the Atlantic Fleet was delayed
Without access to fresh blood, the original absolute control over the Atlantic Ocean was no longer available. At that time and space, a big reason why Rommel was defeated by Montgomery in the North African battlefield was because of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Now, although the Battle of El Alamein takes place as scheduled
, but the results were different. Montgomery failed to defeat Rommel, and the war situation in North Africa was still shrouded in fog and its direction was unclear. The UK currently uses the most troops in North Africa. The war situation in North Africa is unclear. The Queen's Government surrendered to India, and the restoration of the country seems to be far away. With
Compared with the British, the situation of the Soviet Russians is even worse. The German Air Force jet fighters have been put into service, and surface-to-surface missiles have been put into use in batches. The Soviet military industrial base has suffered a devastating blow. Now, the Soviet Union
The Russians have lost the ability to engage in regional decisive battles with the Germans, and can only maintain limited resistance through guerrilla warfare.
Both the British and the Soviets were extremely repulsive to China at first, and the reason was nothing more than territorial interests. The British even protested repeatedly when their cadet troops entered Burma to help them fight the Japanese army, believing that China had violated their national interests, so naturally they were even more reluctant to part with Hong Kong.
Soviet Russia has always regarded Outer Mongolia as its peripheral defense line in the Far East, which can effectively help Soviet Russia resist enemies from the east and south. In addition, its Far Eastern territory is basically taken from powerful countries, and it is worried about the Chinese government.
They would make requests in this regard, so naturally they are not willing to take the initiative to give the Chinese people this opportunity.
The British and the Soviets both regarded themselves as strong countries and were unwilling to bow to the traditionally weak country. However, the situation was stronger than the others. Seeing the country's successes in various battlefields, they themselves were struggling to survive. Finally, they couldn't help it anymore.
.On the second week after the end of the Timor Sea Battle, Britain first sent a military delegation to Chongqing headed by Vivier, the former commander-in-chief of the British Army in India. Then, the Soviet Union also sent a military delegation of the same level to Chongqing.
delegation.
At this time in the Indian Ocean, the Japanese aircraft carrier fleet Nipponzu, commanded by Tsukahara Tsukahara, has withdrawn to the Coral Sea. The Takeku aircraft carrier fleet, commanded by Koizumi Toshiichiro, has also changed its previous action plan. The aircraft carrier and other surface ships
All were parked off the coast of Singapore, and only a considerable number of submarine units were dispatched to carry out the original plan to attack Karachi - the Japanese were frightened by Poseidon.
The Battle of the Timor Sea seems to be just a slightly larger battle between Japan and Japan, but it actually had a profound impact on the current pattern of World War II. This is because the Timor Sea is close to the Australian battlefield, so
For the United States, Japan and Australia, which are fighting fiercely in Australia, its impact is direct and decisive.
According to preliminary post-war statistics, the Yamato aircraft carrier fleet lost a total of 654 fighter aircraft during the battle, including more than 200 Fifty Special Attack aircraft.
The Fifty Special Attack Aircraft, in American terms, is an inhumane and evil weapon against humanity. The reason why the Japanese Combined Fleet was able to win more battles with the U.S. Pacific Fleet and ultimately defeat it was because of this type.
The fighter planes completely suppressed the aircraft carrier group of the U.S. Pacific Fleet. Japan now only equipped less than 600 of the 50 special attack aircraft, and now more than one-third has been removed at once. In addition, the domestic battlefield has been divided into nearly 600.
One-third of this type of fighter aircraft, which means that the deterrent effect of the Japanese combined fleet in the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean has been directly reduced by half.
In the Australian War, why did the U.S.-Australian coalition forces suffer repeated defeats? The reason is that they lost control of the sea and air. But now, as the Pacific Fleet joins the war and has actually regained considerable sea and air control, it is foreseeable that Australia will lose control of the sea and air.
There will inevitably be new changes in the war pattern.
Isoroku Yamamoto and a group of big bosses from the Japanese military launched the Indian Ocean strategy with confidence, hoping to completely annihilate the Pacific Fleet and dominate the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Unexpectedly, in the first battle between the two sides, the Japanese Combined Fleet
This resulted in the loss of one-third of the combat strength. Because of the telegram Nagumo Chuichi sent back at the last moment, it is conceivable that before finding a way to restrain Poseidon, the Japanese army actually lost the courage to continue fighting.
Being strong and competitive even though you know you are outmatched is what stupid pigs do. Yamamoto Isoroku and others, all the elites of the Yamato nation, will naturally not make such a low-level mistake. However, should we just give up on the results achieved in the Australian War?
Will the efforts of the previous half year be in vain? In Tokyo, regarding the deployment of the upcoming Australian war, the Japanese military department staged a wonderful internal fight.
India, Pondicherry, after the French government-in-exile came to India with the British Queen's government, it became the nominal hub of the "Fighting France". "Fighting France", the full name of "Fighting France Committee", was born out of the "Free French Nation"
Committee", whose leader was General de Gaulle.
Because of Ouyang Yun, the golden finger of the time traveler, in this time and space, the French resistance organization has more "resurgences" like Ambos. At one time, de Gaulle hoped to bring the "resurgences" under his command, thereby forming a unified resistance front to wait for the future.
It was the right time to launch the Restoration War. For this reason, the "Fighting France" often had verbal disputes with the Xuebing Army and "Restored", and even made many small moves in private with the help of the British. Of course, the "Resurgence" of the Xuebing Army
With the help of the French army, its strength was far greater than that of fighting France, so in the end, de Gaulle did not achieve his goal. Instead, he widened the gap between peace and recovery in vain.
When the demobilized members were dispatched to join the Australian Army, de Gaulle was deeply worried, believing that this was a conspiracy by the Chinese, and that his final fate would be to become the cannon fodder of the Chinese. For this reason, he wrote a letter to Ampos to analyze it for him.
The stakes are high, reminding Angpos to be careful not to be fooled by the Chinese people.