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The last leg of the two German Navy nuclear submarines around the world was Japan. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 infoWhen the two German nuclear submarines arrived in Tonkin Bay, the Chinese Empire was greatly shocked.

Although the Imperial Chinese Navy has vigorously strengthened the construction of anti-submarine forces, in addition to the Osprey Y-2 anti-submarine patrol aircraft on combat readiness duty, a number of helicopter carriers have also been successively equipped with Z-6 anti-submarine helicopters equipped with the same anti-submarine equipment. The anti-submarine power from the air of the Chinese Empire continued to increase, leaving the German submarines with almost nowhere to hide, but this did not break the nuclear balance between China and Germany, but went further than the German Union to counteract.

After the visit to Japan by two nuclear submarines of the German Union, Hitler sent his right-hand man von Tleskov to Japan to pave the way for Hitler's official visit to Japan.

As a matter of fact, Germany's contacts with Japan were not a matter of a day or two. As early as the middle of World War II, Hitler began to make contact with the three countries of East Japan, West Japan, and North Japan. At that time, Germany's strategy was to plan to contain the Chinese Empire, intending to support three Japanese countries to contain the Chinese Empire in the Pacific Ocean and delay the Chinese Empire's entry into the war as much as possible.

However, because Germany was busy with the war at that time, its support for the three Japanese countries was insufficient, so it failed to complete the strategic task of containing the Chinese Empire.

At the end of World War II, Germany was spared death, but Hitler's ambitions remained the same. He was actively preparing for World War III, so Japan remained his strategic focus.

As the Chinese Empire vigorously strengthened its missile defense system and the construction of air anti-submarine forces, the deterrent effect of the German Union's ICBMs against the Chinese Empire continued to decline, and the German Union's nuclear submarines almost did not dare to leave the port. The secondary nuclear counterattack force has also been significantly weakened.

The situation became increasingly unfavorable for the German League, and Hitler had to take a more extreme approach to balancing the delicate nuclear balance of power between China and Germany.

The war in the Japanese archipelago in the Pacific Ocean opened Hitler's eyes to new opportunities.

On March 5, the 46th year of Guanghua, Eastern Japan, Western Japan, and Northern Japan avoided the intervention of the Chinese Empire and convened a secret meeting for the unification of Japan in Edo. At the meeting, Hideki Tojo put forward various plans to end the chaotic situation among the three countries of Japan, unify Japan, and restore the former glory of the Japanese Empire, which was unanimously approved by the representatives of the three countries.

The Chinese Empire's strategy toward Japan has always been to maintain the status quo, that is, to put Japan in a state of tripartite warfare. Now the three governments of Japan are planning to reunify, which is the last thing the Chinese Empire wants to see.

Diplomatic pressure has gone nowhere. The three governments have decided to form a coalition government on May 1 to restore the name of the Empire of Japan. Therefore, the Cabinet and the Ministry of Defense of the Chinese Empire immediately held successive meetings, and finally decided to send troops to intervene in the reunification of Japan.

The Chinese Empire has always retained a certain military force in Japan, of which the army is not large, only a marine brigade at the Sasebo base. The Navy, on the other hand, is the Pacific Fleet's Seventh Cruiser Squadron stationed in Sasebo with only a dozen cruisers, destroyers, and submarines.

In its strategy toward Japan, the Chinese Empire has always pursued the tactic of using Japan to control Japan. The Chinese Imperial ** Brigade directly participated in combat operations very rarely, and used Japanese servant troops to sweep and suppress the Japanese guerrillas who resisted the Chinese Empire.

With the unification of Japan's tripartite forces, the Japanese Civil War ended. Hideki Tojo became the supreme commander of the 450,000 Japanese army. This man was extremely belligerent and a staunch believer in Hitler's prison diary. At the same time, he was also one of the most hostile to the Chinese Empire.

Hideki Tojo got his wish and became the head of the Japanese Empire. He did not recognize all kinds of unequal treaties imposed on Japan by the Chinese Empire, and demanded that the Chinese Imperial Army withdraw from Japanese territory.

The Chinese Empire regarded the Pacific Ocean as the inner lake and backyard of the empire, and there was absolutely no room for a disobedient state and a leader who was hostile to the Chinese Empire.

On May 2, the 46th year of Guanghua, the day after Hideki Tojo came to power, the Chinese Empire imposed economic sanctions, military blockades, and political isolation on Japan on the grounds that the new Japanese government refused to recognize the various treaties it had signed with the Chinese Empire and that it was developing offensive military forces.

The expulsion of Hideki Tojo's government from the United Nations and the Warsaw Pact military bloc left Japan politically isolated. Not a single country in the entire Pacific Rim is willing to engage in dialogue. The German Union and NATO countries in Europe, including those far away, did not have the legitimacy of the new Japanese government, because during World War II, there were many Japanese servants among the Chinese emperors, and they caused great disasters to Germany and Italy at that time. After the Japanese servant army entered Europe, they burned, killed, and plundered everywhere they passed, and the Europeans hated it.

Hideki Tojo's government was politically isolated from the whole world, but this did not affect his rule over the Japanese Empire. The Chinese Empire imposed a military blockade and economic sanctions on Japan. As a result, Japan's maritime trade was completely interrupted, and the economy suffered heavy losses. However, Hideki Tojo did not give in, but took the opportunity to stir up nationalist hatred. Large-scale arms build-up warfare.

On 7 July 46, Guanghua, three aircraft carriers of the Pacific Fleet of the Imperial Chinese Navy sent to Tokyo Bay and held a large-scale naval and air military exercise near Tokyo Bay with more than a dozen warships and marines of the Ninth Detachment of the Pacific Fleet stationed at the Yokosuka base.

At nine o'clock in the evening of the same day, under the pretext that an imperial soldier was missing at Yokosuka Naval Base, the Chinese Emperor ** requested that Marines be sent into Tokyo to search. Hideki Tojo's government immediately refused, and the Chinese Emperor then launched an attack on Tokyo.

Accompanied by the fighter group of the Imperial Chinese Naval Air Force dropping aerial bombs on the Japanese barracks in Tokyo Bay, the 17th Armored Brigade of the Imperial Chinese Marine Corps launched a surprise attack on the Mari Camp in Tokyo.

When the Sino-Japanese War broke out, there was a huge disparity in military strength between China and Japan. The army, navy, and air force of the Chinese Empire have already achieved mechanization and modernization, and have experienced the baptism of war in World War II, and have far surpassed the Japanese army in terms of equipment, tactics, and combat quality of personnel.

The government of Hideki Tojo had just completed reunification, and the military development of the original three Japanese countries was extremely unbalanced, and Western Japan, which was once supported by the Chinese Empire, was better equipped, and basically all of the world's mainstream equipment during World War II. The military force is relatively strong, with a scale of about 50,000 people. Northern Japan, which had always opposed the Chinese Empire, had very backward equipment, basically all of which were from World War I, but it had a large number of troops, with a scale of more than 450,000 people, and was good at jungle guerrilla warfare. East Japan has always been neutral, with equipment and troops between the former two countries.

Japan has just completed its reunification, and all aspects of its work are far from being coordinated, and in particular, there are great differences in the merger of military commands. Hideki Tojo wanted to reuse his subordinates, but was opposed and resisted by the other two giants.

Outcome. The inconsistency of government orders and military orders made the Japanese army even more passive under the premise that it was already lagging behind the Chinese emperor.

On the night of the war, the Marine Brigade of the Imperial Chinese Army, with the support of powerful naval and air force firepower, broke through the defensive position of the Japanese garrison in Mali, and 50,000 Japanese troops were defeated without a fight, and the Chinese Emperor ** completely occupied Tokyo at noon the next day. Hideki Tojo's government fled to Edo overnight.

The battle did not stop there, and Hideki Tojo did not give in and continued to fight against the Chinese Empire.

Over the next three months, the Chinese Empire dispatched eight aircraft carrier battle groups. More than 790 warships and 300,000 aircraft sorties. Mobilized 130,000 troops to attack Japan, and occupied more than 70 large and medium-sized cities in Japan before and after.

By mid-October, all of Japan's coastal areas were under the control of the Chinese Emperor.

However, Hideki Tojo and his army were not defeated, and they retreated to the inland mountains and continued to fight against the Chinese Emperor. However, the mechanized troops of the Chinese Empire were unable to launch a decent offensive in the backward mountains of Japan, but were attacked by the Japanese troops who were fighting guerrilla warfare everywhere, and the logistics and supply were difficult, and the offensive soon stopped in the coastal plain area. Attacks on mountainous areas relied on naval and air forces.

Hideki Tojo refused to surrender, and the Japanese abandoned the city. Accumulating strength in remote mountain villages, taking guerrilla warfare as the main mode of combat, refusing to fight head-on with the Chinese Emperor, but only sneaking around to attack the logistics supply line of the Chinese Emperor.

This war lasted for fifteen years. After paying a huge price for millions of dead and wounded, the Japanese army finally ushered in a turnaround.

The Chinese Emperor ** was mired in the quagmire of the Japanese battlefield and could not extricate himself, and the huge military expenditure was spent on encircling and suppressing the Japanese guerrillas every year, but he was never able to eliminate Hideki Tojo. On the contrary, the Japanese people are more and more inclined to support Hideki Tojo.

Hitler was originally not optimistic about Hideki Tojo, and he did not think that Hideki Tojo would be able to survive long under the cannons of the giant ships of the Chinese Empire. But for more than ten years, Hideki Tojo has not only not been eliminated, but has grown stronger and stronger. Meantime. In the Sino-German struggle for hegemony, and the military and economic superiority of the Chinese Empire almost overwhelmed Hitler, Hitler decided to cooperate with Hideki Tojo.

Hitler provided military equipment and technology to Hideki Tojo, and even gave Japan a large amount of free loans and financial aid. Hideki Tojo also believed that Japan's own capabilities could not compete with the Chinese Empire, and he needed military equipment and funds from the German Union, so Japan and Germany finally established diplomatic relations, and soon became as close as a honeymoon couple.

At first, the Chinese Imperial Government wanted to prevent the German Union from approaching Japan, but the Chinese Imperial Government believed that the Chinese Imperial Army's military equipment and combat tactics could be tested through the war in Japan.

As a result, the Chinese Imperial Government did not prevent the German Union from making peace with Japan. The Japanese army quickly acquired a large amount of German equipment and quickly modernized its armament.

However, in the wars of the following years, the Japanese army was still not the opponent of the Chinese emperor. Although the Japanese army had advanced tanks, planes, and artillery provided by the German Union, the Japanese army did not have naval strength, and the sea supremacy was completely in the hands of the Chinese Empire.

In every battle, it was the Chinese Emperor who had an absolute advantage, causing heavy losses to the Japanese army.

The Chinese Emperor was happy to see this kind of war, and by fighting the Japanese army, the Chinese Emperor was able to understand the performance and development direction of the latest military equipment of the German Federation.

Seeing that such a war would not benefit the German Union, Hitler decided to take the plunge and deploy ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons in Japan.

The National Security Bureau of the Chinese Empire soon discovered the military intentions of the German Union, and the Imperial Chinese government was shocked by De Lenovo's decision to deploy nuclear weapons in Japan, and finally became angry. (To be continued.) If you like this work, you are welcome to come to the starting point (.) to vote for recommendation, monthly pass, your support, is my biggest motivation. )