After the Qin army occupied the islands between Singapore and East Malay, they immediately began to build simple airstrips, and the progress was rapid. However, the airstrips at this time were all grass, not cement, gravel, and asphalt like in later generations.
, so the speed is very fast
After taking these islands, the transport ships and merchant ships wandering in the outer waters immediately transported ammunition and oil and gas to the Nasna Islands, South Nasna Islands and Anambas Islands. At the same time, fighter jets and bombers also stationed on these islands.
As for Qin, with the South Nasna Islands and Serasan Island, this simple airport, the Qin Air Force does not need to take the risk of making an emergency landing in East Malaysia. If it makes an emergency landing without control somewhere, the aircraft will not only become a British Air Force
breakfast, and will also become the breakfast of the British Army Artillery
Britain was attacked again. When it got dark, the British army did not know who was attacking it, but they immediately telegraphed the situation back to the country. King George V and Prime Minister Churchill were woken up by the phone while they were still sleeping.
When they learned that Hong Kong and East Malaya had been violently attacked, they were shocked. Their first thought was that if these two places failed, Britain would have no foothold in Southeast Asia, and the interests of East Asia would also be lost.
There is no guarantee that if there are changes in East Asia, they can only mobilize military forces from distant places such as India or Australia in the Pacific to safeguard their own interests. However, when the troops are mobilized here, everything will be cold.
George V and Churchill discussed that the only people in the world who dared to be enemies of the British Empire were the Qin people, but it was obvious to all that Qin’s navy was weak, and both Hong Kong and East Malaysia were six or seven hundred kilometers away from Qin.
How dare the country's navy attack these two places? Although the British ships in Hong Kong and East Malaysia are the most backward, they are still huge compared to the Qin State. Do they just rely on cruisers and think of airport battleships?
Another country that may attack Britain is Japan. Japan's navy is among the top three in the world. If they attack by surprise, they can easily succeed. Even if they attack blatantly, the British Far East Fleet can only squeeze through their teeth.
The two of them were not sure whether the Qin people did it or let others do it. The Qin people wanted to do it but did not have the strength. Although the Japanese had always been ambitious, they would not have the guts to fight against the British before they conquered China.
enemies, as for France, the Netherlands, and the United States, they can be completely excluded.
In the end, Britain still believed that Qin was the most suspicious, but the Qin government only went to work at 8:30, so the British ambassador could only wait at the gate of Qin's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
While the British ambassador was waiting at the gate of Qin's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Qin's air force had already deployed a battalion of nearly 500 paratroopers in the Lunle area in eastern Malay at half past seven.
With the help of lurking special forces and overseas Chinese, the paratroopers spent half an hour controlling Lun Lecheng and the surrounding areas. At the same time, they armed an infantry company composed of overseas Chinese and marched into Lundu. This area was relatively
Barrenness is not the focus of the British defense, so the east of Lundu and Lunle is basically the domain of the Qin army, and the airport reserved by the overseas Chinese does not station aircraft.
The last wave of the Air Force mainly dropped paratroopers to explore the route. The next wave is the real beginning. The next wave is an hour away from the previous wave. They will land in the Lundu and Lunle areas, and not only will they land
Fighters and transport planes
After the Qin army took control of Lianglun, they immediately organized local people to build and expand the airport. Xiao Qipeng led a battalion of special forces to guard Kuching and Shilongmen in the east. At the same time, there were 300 paratroopers to cooperate with them.
The British army was stationed on a large scale in the west of East Malaysia, including Kuching. Kuching is the oldest and largest city, industrial and commercial center and port in East Malaysia, the capital of Sarawak. Kuching is located in the west of Sarawak, on the south bank of the Sarawak River.
About 35 kilometers away from the coast, the city has alternating old and new buildings, crisscrossed rivers, green water, and small boats carrying rubber, coconuts, and peppers. It is known as the "Water City"
Kuching has a population of about 60,000, of which about 30,000 are Chinese, accounting for half of the total population. Most of the Chinese living in Kuching are Hakkas. Among the Chinese, Fujianese and Zhaoan people are mainly engaged in business and construction.
Mainly, Hakka people are mostly engaged in farming, Xinghua people are mostly engaged in fishing, tires and other parts industries, Hainan people are mostly engaged in coffee shops, Chaozhou people are mostly engaged in groceries, and Fuzhou people are mostly engaged in business, as well as finance and timber industries. It can be said that in ancient times
Jin is actually a very prosperous small town.
The British army has two regiments of more than 4,000 people in Kuching City, as well as some administrative and police personnel. However, they cause a lot of trouble and cannot hinder the Qin army's actions. What the Qin army has to do is to eliminate the main force of the British army.
In order to avoid falling into an offensive and defensive battle of siege and land siege, when Wang Jiuling and his staff made a plan, they planned to kill the British aircraft first, and then attract the British army to the outside of the city for a decisive battle. This would be more able to take advantage of the Qin army's advantages.
The British army soon received the news that Lun Le was occupied. They detached an infantry regiment to stop the enemy. At the same time, more than 30 aircraft, 20 fighter jets, and 12 bombers in Kuching went to bomb Lun Le.
They wanted to steal the chicken while the Qin army was not yet firmly established, but they were lucky enough to survive. At this time, the Qin army's huge air force just arrived in the sky above Lunle. This time there were fifty transport planes, fifty fighter planes and 40 bombers.
Originally, they had twenty fighter planes and twenty bombers heading to Kuching to bomb an airport somewhere. Unexpectedly, they encountered an incoming enemy plane as soon as they arrived. After seeing the number of enemy planes clearly, they did not hesitate and immediately
Thirty fighter jets pounced on the British fighter jets, and another 12 pounced on the enemy bombers. The remaining mecha fighters covered the transport aircraft and landed safely. However, the plan to bomb Kuching, Sibu, and Sarikui fell through in this way.
When the British Air Force arrived in the sky above Lunle, they suddenly found such a huge fleet. They were trying to decide whether to take action or escape. The Qin Army discovered them, and the fast-moving fighter jets pounced on them.
The people Qin sent over this time were all veterans of the air force who participated in the previous attack on Burma, India, and Singapore. The British bombers were the first to be attacked by the Central Government. Their performance could not be compared with that of fighter jets. Twelve of them flew in just over ten minutes.
They were all shot down, but the British fighter jets were still good, and some of their pilots had participated in World War I. Although the Qin Air Force's thirty fighter jets besieged twenty, it was not easy to defeat them.
After chasing in the sky for more than ten minutes, three of the Qin army's fighter jets were shot down, two pilots were able to parachute, another one was killed, and four more were damaged, while ten British aircraft were shot down. At the same time,
, several other aircraft also suffered varying degrees of damage, but with the addition of the twelve aircraft that shot down the British bombers, the Qin Army had an absolute advantage, and soon the Qin Army shot down these ten British aircraft.