Chapter Three Hundred and Thirty Treated Separately
There was a fierce debate among high-level officials in the U.S. government over inviting Ouyang Yun to attend the Cairo Conference. The only ones who insisted on inviting Ouyang Yun instead of Chiang Kai-shek were General Roosevelt and General Kim. [Fly] Roosevelt was based on realistic considerations, and he was very
It is clear that Chiang Kai-shek's central government has no deterrent effect on the Xuebing Army. The most important reason is that he believes that only by giving Ouyang Yun enough respect can he cooperate with the US military's actions and withdraw from the Philippines to ensure the Philippine Department's more than 40,000 troops.
Troops can be sent to Australia. Admiral Jin basically has the same view as him, but the help to the student army is more urgent. After the Japanese army captured Luzon Island, Leyte Island and Siragao Island, the troops were directed towards the secret
In Kronesia, Admiral Jin knows that once the Japanese combined fleet re-enters the Pacific, the overturn of these islands will only be a matter of time. And once these islands are occupied by the Japanese army, then he will want to withdraw the Philippine Department from Taiwan and the Philippines.
, unless a large-scale air force is used, it will no longer be possible - "They will become cannon fodder for the Chinese people, and even chess pieces used by the Chinese people to blackmail the United States. This is the last thing we want to see, so we must ensure that these islands, especially
"The security of Guam. Our current strength is not enough to compete with the Combined Fleet. We need the help of the student army." Admiral Kim elaborated his views at the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The Joint Chiefs then expressed their opinions on Chiang Kai-shek's proposal.
The Central Army and the Xuebing Army conducted a strength analysis. This analysis did not matter. The hidden strengths of the Xuebing Army came to the surface. The Americans were surprised to find that unknowingly, the Xuebing Army had grown into a huge force.
A war monster.
French Restoration, Southeast Asian National Independence Liberation Army, Thailand...
"What is certain is that if the Allied forces want to make a difference in the Far East, especially in Southeast Asia, they cannot do without the help of the cadet army. Now we just hope that they will not have such a great influence on the forces in the southern peninsula, so that we will have sufficient supplies to lay the groundwork.
Maybe we can win over these forces." After General King, US Vice President Wallace spoke on behalf of Roosevelt, directly supporting General King's view that "we need the help of the military army."
It can be said that Roosevelt had thought of all aspects before coming to Cairo, but now it seems that they still ignored one thing - they seriously underestimated the political wisdom of Ouyang Yun and the group behind him.
Once he was tough, Roosevelt interpreted it as a young man's impulsiveness. Two times, Roosevelt thought it was due to Ouyang Yun's warlord habits. However, after the third time, he knew that he was wishful thinking on certain issues. Not only him, but Churchill also made the same mistake.
Wrong. Ouyang Yun acted aggressively. On the surface, it seemed that he was just having a dispute with Churchill. However, Roosevelt thought deeply and immediately captured such a message. The relationship between France and the Cadet Army was definitely not what they thought.
As speculated, the Xuebing Army actually fully controls this army that is nominally French.
"It seems necessary to recalculate the strength of the student army," Roosevelt made this judgment quickly, and then said to Ouyang Yun: "General Ouyang Yun, allies should treat each other openly and honestly. Based on this understanding, I understand your
Worry. However, unilateral accusations and quarrels are not helpful in the current situation. I think we should still base ourselves on reality and unite all the forces that can be united to defeat the current offensive of the axis of evil as the first priority. Our country’s position on Japan is sufficient
Taking into account the interests of all the allies fighting against Japan, I think it is appropriate to have a unified understanding. As for the interests and territorial disputes between the allies, I think we can wait until after the war to consider them. Or, the countries involved can also
Negotiate privately. Do you agree with my point of view?"
Ouyang Yun nodded, sat down and crossed his legs again, and said to Roosevelt: "Mr. President, your words make sense. I can feel the goodwill of your government and people towards our government and people. What I need to solemnly state is that,
The country undertook a very heavy task in the war against Japan. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is precisely because the country contained more than 70% of the Japanese army that the situation in the Far East did not completely deteriorate. As you have analyzed,
It is necessary to coordinate the stance of allies towards Japan, and I think the United States should assume leadership responsibilities and play a more important role in fighting Japan and coordinating the stance of allies. The United States has this ability, and currently only the United States has this ability."
Regarding the relationship with the United States and Britain, everyone in the Xuebing Army discussed it all night last night, and finally had to admit the fact that because the United States almost supported the material supplies of the entire Allied front, the status of the United States as the leader of the alliance is unshakable.
The army has the ability to be self-sufficient, but due to demographic and political factors, it is impossible to shoulder the nationwide combat mission against Japan on its own. The army may be able to defeat Japan alone in a long time, but the country and other
Sorry. With this understanding, everyone agreed that we should treat Britain and the United States differently, be tough with Britain and gentle with the United States, recognize the leadership status of the United States, and promote the United States to provide material assistance to the rear area, in order to ensure that these materials can be used in full
For its use, the Xuebing Army should take the initiative to participate in it. It is best to be able to control the distribution of materials in exchange for the right to reorganize the rear troops. Gu Lianyun and Chen Shichang agreed that there is no need to form a coalition government at this stage to participate in the central government.
Decision-making must be made, but military superiority must be ensured to ensure that the war can develop in a trend that is beneficial to the Xuebing Army and the country. In order to achieve this goal, the Xuebing Army can be more proactive militarily to help the United States alleviate the crisis in Australia. As for the
Britain is now a paper tiger and is not worth worrying about. Just let the Americans deal with it.
Ouyang Yun's statement made Roosevelt and Stilwell very excited. The United States had actually achieved the leading position among the allies, but this position was guaranteed by U.S. aid supplies. It happened that the Xuebing Army had no need in this regard, so why
, whether it is military or military-industrial technology, the United States still has requests for the student army, which makes the U.S. government appear timid when dealing with the relationship with the student army, and even seems to be afraid of the enemy.
It is a clever move to promote the country's reorganization of the coalition government. The country with unified military and political affairs can play a more important role in the war against Japan. Secondly, once the Xuebing Army joins it, Ouyang Yun must look at everything from the national level.
problem, and in Roosevelt's view, they would have to seek help from the United States.
Ouyang Yun rejected the temptation of a coalition government. Roosevelt originally thought that the United States had to pay other costs to obtain the help of the cadet army, but now he publicly recognized the leadership of the United States. Regardless of its purpose, it was the most important thing for Americans to do.
Needed. Roosevelt immediately responded to Ouyang Yun's expression of goodwill. He reiterated the U.S. government's admiration for the Chinese people's ability to persist in the war of resistance under harsh conditions, and then announced that in order to help the Chinese people strengthen their confidence in fighting Japan, it would provide 5,000 soldiers.
US dollars in free aid…
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