＜ Episode 339 >
“America’s arms are being rebuilt, little by little.”
I skimmed the report again.
Attack planes in the shape of an isosceles triangle were parked on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier of unusual shape with an angular shape.
“The United States Navy has restarted a number of aircraft acquisition projects. Details.”
“Where did you get it from?”
“The U.S. government is currently researching a space military airfield near the Nevada nuclear test site. Our main research is on the Space Shuttle, but we are also developing this kind of stuff.”
In Irina’s report, mock-up photos of the fighters, target specifications, and additional costs, etc., were literally filled with top secrets that governments of each country kept and hid.
“Where do you get all these things?”
“Anna and Karina took them all out.”
“What?”
“The phantom company they founded has now become one of the most significant military industries in the United States, and the two have been involved since the establishment of this base, Area 51. It was so easy to get it out.”
I smirked.
“Yeah, there’s one thing I’m sure of.”
“The U.S. government has destroyed most, but not all of its capabilities against conventional strike forces. At least not all of those skills have been lost.”
“Then they must have come up with a plan to restore it.”
I skimmed through reports of the US military’s plans to build up arms.
“Of course, you can move Congress to stop it. Even if the U.S. Department of Defense came up with such a plan, if Congress doesn’t give it up, it’s over. The peacock is already preparing.”
“The CIA?”
“As expected. President Kennedy, who was disgraced in Shanghai, is trying to dismantle the CIA. Considering that many of our human resources in the United States are also linked to the CIA, we cannot rule out the possibility that they will be caught together.”
“No response from the CIA?”
“Why not?”
At Irina’s words, I laughed out loud.
“John Fitzgerald Kennedy… that man won’t live long.”
It’s like my child.
“Honestly, I should prepare to cover the coffin soon, so I will live another 20 years.”
Right now, I don’t really want to do anything big.
It was my job to prevent the expansion of the desert through the reforestation project to turn the desert into a grassland, and the afforestation project in the desert area, while running a clearing project for food security under the pretext of coexistence and co-prosperity of mankind through the UN. It will most likely be the last masterpiece.
***
An aircraft bearing the Tibetan Air Force’s mark was gliding through the air without making a sound.
The observation and reconnaissance aircraft developed by attaching a low-noise propeller engine to a glider took pictures with an infrared camera in the dark.
Soldiers of warlords shooting at each other were photographed.
“Red Guard, OK, armed with Type 1-5 rifles.”
“An automatic rifle with a bipod…. That is a Type 44 rifle of the Republic of China regular army. Confirmation of engagement between warlords and Red Guards.”
“Grenade attack.”
“Confirmed. The Red Guard’s grenade attack with the warlord’s Yu Gae-ho armed with a Type 44 automatic rifle.”
The Type 1-5 rifle was obviously German technology, and it is a standard rifle in present-day South China that is rumored to have been made by a Nazi German engineer after he fled to the People’s Republic of China to escape the purge, and it was the main weapon of the Red Guard.
To maximize productivity, it was made by simplifying welding and riveting without using screws on the press-working base, and was completed as a semi-automatic rifle that was not bad, and the rifle was used by the Red Guards at a low price.
In fact, it was designed by press working to be good for mass production, but it was a comedy from afar and a tragedy from a close look to see it from afar, but to make it by cutting all the keys one by one because there was no press working technology.
On the other hand, the Type 44 automatic rifle was created in North China with reference to the AKM because Russia did not give it a license from the AKM. It was considered of no value to its allies.
“Automatic rifle positions destroyed, the Red Guards are breaking through the defensive positions. The Republic of China Army is retreating, and there seems to be no order.”
“It’s over.”
The army of the warlords lacked the spirit of fighting spirit. To be precise, they lacked the motivation to fight.
Because they don’t even know why they fight.
Not to prevent the motherland from aggression, nor to protect the family.
The fact that he enlisted in the military to make a living and then just got caught up in a power struggle and expected a spirit of bravery from those who fight would be a sign of a thief.
They did.
Their parents and grandparents, even before that, have lived as they were told. Because it was natural.
The nature of those fighting down there now was not different, but one was different.
The flag on which he is kneeling, the leader he follows.
Those who truly believe and follow that they will change this land forever, those who simply succumb to violence and external pressure and come to the battlefield with a mindset no different than a punishment unit.
Which of the two will fight better? There is no will to fight, and no matter how good a weapon is, it is meaningless.
However, the core that North China thought could overwhelm the People’s Republic of China was the Yanxishan Guards, which fed well, slept well, trained well, and had high loyalty. As soon as the Yanxi Mountains covered it and entered, internal strife broke out and was dragged around and exhausted.
In fact, from the outside, the main force of the South Chinese army is in a head-on confrontation with the Indochina Army, so if South China decides to invade the North, the unification of the enemy would seem like a matter of time.
Of course, the military that was once raised by the United States was setting a record exchange rate against the Indochina Army, which had been swept away by the Cultural Revolution and the Great Leap Forward, showing combat power not much different from that of the Red Guards, fighting the Anglo-French Empire and accumulating practical experience.
No, it was the current state of the People’s Liberation Army that doubted whether it would be possible to win a serious head-on confrontation with the Red Guards.
The reality was that the Indochina army was incapacitated and invaded by indiscriminately conscripting civilians to try to overcome it again and pushing millions of unarmed civilians to the border. It was just that there was a large-scale confrontation between the People’s Republic of China and Indochina, and they went back and forth.
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Meanwhile, Mao Zedong didn’t care whether millions or tens of millions were killed, he just looked at the map and pointed out that the war would last for two years, pointing out that the pace of the army’s advance was slow, and he did nothing.
If I had to add to that, the delusion of annexing Indochina and then going north to complete the unification of Central Korea was only added.
The fear that Russia might launch a nuclear attack if it attacked North China was dispelled by a single word from Mao Zedong’s teachings that even if 90% of Chinese people die, the remaining 10% will have children and farm again.
***
Sochi, Russian Empire.
The man sitting opposite Veronica drank tea.
“glass.”
“Say it.”
“Did you get permission for this?”
“Can’t you see that Anna and Karina cooperated?”
The power of the United States is being grasped to the bone by Russia. The intelligence service puts the security field of the United States on the palm of your hand to the extent that, with exaggeration, you can match the color of the panties of the US president, defense minister, and major generals today.
Would you believe it if you could even guess the passwords of the Pentagon and White House guards tonight?
“Father will also allow us when the situation we fear comes true.”
“This is the overpass, Yuri.”
“Nikita went to East Japan, and Lev went to Korea. Do you know what that means? And, in the first place, the situation itself was unusual.”
For a while, the United States assumed nuclear war as its basic doctrine and Asia as its main battlefield.
In other words, when a new world war broke out, it was predicted that the Russian army would launch an offensive against China and Japan.
No other country could block Russia with ground power, and as long as East Japan existed, even western Japan could not be safe from the offensive of the Russian Empire.
Therefore, the United States government devised a plan to block the advance of Russian forces by secretly deploying and detonating nuclear warheads in North China, Japan, and other countries in order to protect South China, which was then an ally.
The targets of the attack were major cities in eastern Japan and northern China.
The plan was already known to the Russian Empire, but it was not taken seriously within the Russian Empire.
In the first place, whether North China and East Japan were the expected roles of Russia, and whether the US dropped nuclear weapons on it and millions were killed, the Russian Empire had no intention of worrying about it unless the state collapsed and reunified.
Thus, the Russian Empire was condoning whether or not the United States would infiltrate agents with remote detonation backpacks, unless they entered the country and were not under the control of other states.
However, now he was going to turn the card over.
“There are ways to move some of the foreign intelligence forces to seize the nuclear warheads, or to use CIA inside information to get the detonation codes. Both are in the works, but the latter will be quieter.”
“still…….”
“It’s just reverse use. When the Communist Party hits the North, it sends a detonation code and ravages China and Japan. In this way, it not only breaks the Communist Party’s power, but we are not responsible. Because I can.”
“What about radio transmission?”
“Khabarovsk Frontier Anti-Pacific Early Warning Radar Base. With small changes to the code in the system, we can convert the code into a radio signal and emit it instead of a radar radio wave.”
“Your father’s estate.”
“You have hardly ever been there. It’s also where my father’s citadel is located. Thanks to you, it was easy to take over. If the situation we’re concerned about actually happens, we can say to our father, ‘I knew this was going to happen and I had a plan in place!’ and submit it.”
“I don’t think it will look good.”
“Who wants to be nice to you? Can you be greedy for the throne just because you look good to your father in the first place? It would be nice if it didn’t get filmed as a purge target for nothing.”
“I know.”
“But the Russian Empire won’t do any harm, the American image will be severely damaged, and China can definitely be crushed, but Japan… it’s a pity for them.”
Russia does not know exactly where and how many nuclear weapons are there. To be honest, I didn’t really need to scrape that kind of information.
First of all, it is not within the territory of Russia or its major allies, and is distributed in China and Japan. After checking this, he turned off his attention.
So, how many deaths will this cause?
However, one thing is certain, they don’t care how much they die, unless they are their citizens, and all they need to care about is the benefits they can get from it.