(To correct a big bug in the previous chapter, the Red Army's war in Fujian should have taken place in 1934, I misremembered the time when the sea was opened, and this bug has been corrected in chapter 122.) According to the timeline, the Red Army's summer and autumn offensives in 1932 defeated He Yingqin, and in 1933, it went south to Fujian to open up the sea mouth, and the time for the rat cage tactics against the 19th Route Army and Song Ziwen should be in 1934. ）

1934 was the year in which the strength of the Red Army developed the fastest.

The countries that supported the Red Army in Jiangxi, except for Germany under the manipulation of Lin Han and Hannah, Stalin, who had always looked down on the CCP, also changed their "stingy" attitude towards the CCP after the Kiel secret talks.

In May 1934, when the 19th Route Army was forced by Li Runshi's Red Army to "sell (crab) body" to Song Ziwen, two cargo ships from the Soviet Union docked at Dongshan Port, loaded with 30,000 Mosinagan rifles and 10 million rounds of ammunition. This was the first batch of weapons that Stalin promised to aid the CCP after the Kiel Conference. In addition, there are hundreds of 50mm mortars and matching shells.

Most of these Mosinagan rifles are the same model as the "Shui Lianzhu" rifles of the Soviet Union's assistance to the Guangzhou government during the Northern Expedition, and they are no strangers to the Red Army. The Jiangxi Red Army also had a lot of Mosinagan rifles brought out during the Nanchang Uprising.

However, due to the lack of ammunition and the later support of Lin Han's massive German Mauser rifles, the Mocinagan rifle was relegated to the back burner and given to the use of new recruits or local militia.

Compared to the German Mauser rifle, the Mocinagan rifle is simpler in structure and easier to maintain. In terms of accuracy, it is even known as the most accurate rifle in World War II. What is even more commendable is that even in 1942, the most dangerous year in history for the Soviet Union, when production was simplified and the quality of weapons was greatly reduced, the performance of the Mocinagan rifles produced in the Soviet Union still did not deteriorate much, compared to the 1944 version of the German Mauser 98K. The only drawback of the Mocinagan rifle compared to the Mauser rifle was that it was relatively difficult to open the bolt, which affected the rate of fire, but this was not a disadvantage for the Red Army, which was not too rich in bullets. Although the Red Army received assistance from Linhan. There has been a significant improvement in the supply of weapons and ammunition. But when fighting, you still can't shoot with the luxury of shooting as when Western countries are fighting wars.

In 1934, as the territory continued to expand, so did the number of the Red Army. By 1934, the number of regular Red Army troops in Fujian alone had reached 20, with a total of 150,000 men. The number of Red Army troops in Jiangxi and Hunan combined. It reached a staggering 300,000. And that's not even counting the local non-part-time militias, the Red Guards. The Red Army was able to expand on such a large scale. First, the successive victories in the 1932 war, with more than 100,000 guns captured, coupled with Lin Han's continuous assistance. The issue of weapons was solved. On the other hand, it was a brilliant victory in the "currency war" of the Nationalist government in Nanjing. With the help of counterfeit (crab) banknotes, Lin Han frantically purchased grain in the "national control area". Except for a part that was repeatedly resold for cash, the rest was given to the Red Army. For Germany, rice is not a staple food in Germany, and it is not cost-effective to ship from China to Germany.

Therefore, during the two years from 1932 to 1933, the grain supply in the red base areas of Hunan, Jiangxi, and Fujian was very sufficient. The Red Army, which had greatly improved its food and nutrition, was also able to expand its army and train its troops freely.

Among the weapons of the Red Army, the first number of equipment is the German-made 1888 rifle (that is, the famous Hanyang-made), from the "generous" support of various warlords in the country), but the technology of this type of rifle is backward, the quality is even more uneven, many guns have been smoothed, and its bullets can only use round-headed bullets, far less popular than other firearms. Hanyangzao was used in China in large quantities, and it was the main equipment of various warlord armed miscellaneous armies, militia groups, and landlord armies, and the Red Army captured more than 100,000 pieces in the war.

The second place is the 1898 rifle used by the German army in World War I sent by Lin Han, this classic Mauser rifle is even the main equipment of the German army in World War II after improvement. In total, Lin Han delivered more than 60,000 Mauser rifles of this model to the Soviet area. Another source of this rifle in the hands of the Red Army was the generous "gift" of the artillery party, and the total amount of equipment was about 100,000.

The third place was originally the Japanese-style 38 big cover, which came from the seizure of Fengtian Bank, the smuggling of the Japanese, and Chen Jitang's "generous" "gift", with a total of about 10,000. Considering the peculiarity of the geographical location of the Fujian battlefield facing Taiwan, almost all the 38 big cover rifles in the Red Army were concentrated on the Fujian side.

However, with the arrival of a large number of Soviet weapons, the Mocinagan rifle immediately surpassed the Japanese rifle to become the third most equipped weapon in the Red Army, and it was more abundant in ammunition.

Almost at the same time that this batch of weapons was unloaded at Dongshan Port, a 300-ton cargo ship flying the British flag was also swimming upstream in the Yangtze River.

But this ship was actually a smuggling ship that had been hidden by Lin Han for many years, and had been running on the Yangtze River as early as 1932, and had no intentional contact with the Red Army in the past. This dark line, which has been buried for two years, was finally opened this month. The ship was loaded with ten field guns of the 1902 type of state smuggled by the Soviet Union and matching shells. (To correct a big bug in the previous chapter, the Red Army's war in Fujian should have taken place in 1934, I misremembered the time when the sea was opened, and this bug has been corrected in chapter 122.) According to the timeline, the Red Army's summer and autumn offensives in 1932 defeated He Yingqin, and in 1933, it went south to Fujian to open up the sea mouth, and the time for the rat cage tactics against the 19th Route Army and Song Ziwen should be in 1934. ）

1934 was the year in which the strength of the Red Army developed the fastest.

The countries that supported the Red Army in Jiangxi, except for Germany under the manipulation of Lin Han and Hannah, Stalin, who had always looked down on the CCP, also changed their "stingy" attitude towards the CCP after the Kiel secret talks.

In May 1934, when the 19th Route Army was forced by Li Runshi's Red Army to "sell (crab) body" to Song Ziwen, two cargo ships from the Soviet Union docked at Dongshan Port, loaded with 30,000 Mosinagan rifles and 10 million rounds of ammunition. This was the first batch of weapons that Stalin promised to aid the CCP after the Kiel Conference. In addition, there are hundreds of 50mm mortars and matching shells.

Most of these Mocinagan rifles are the same model as the "Water Lianzhu" rifle that the Soviet Union aided the Guangzhou government during the Northern Expedition. No stranger to the Red Army. The Jiangxi Red Army also had a lot of Mosinagan rifles brought out during the Nanchang Uprising.

However, due to the lack of ammunition and the later support of Lin Han's massive German Mauser rifles, the Mocinagan rifle was relegated to the back burner and given to the use of new recruits or local militia.

Compared with the German Mauser rifle, the Mocinagan rifle is simpler in structure, more convenient to maintain, and even known as the most accurate rifle in World War II in terms of accuracy. What is even more commendable is that even 1942, the most dangerous year in the history of the Soviet Union. Production simplification. In a year when the quality of weapons had deteriorated considerably, the performance of the Soviet-produced Mocinagan rifles remained not much lower, compared to the 1944 version of the German Mauser 98K, which was too bad. Compared to the Mauser rifle, the only drawback of the Mosinagan rifle is that it is relatively difficult to open the bolt. Affected the rate of fire. But for the Red Army, which was not too rich in bullets, this was not a disadvantage. Although the Red Army received assistance from Linhan. The supply of weapons and ammunition has improved considerably, but it is still not possible to shoot freely in combat with the luxury of Western countries when they were engaged in war.

In 1934, as the territory continued to expand, so did the number of the Red Army. In 1934. The number of regular Red Army troops in Fujian alone has reached 20, with a total of 150,000, and the number of Red Army troops in Jiangxi and Hunan combined has reached an astonishing 300,000. And that's not even counting the local non-part-time militias, the Red Guards. The reason why the Red Army was able to expand on such a large scale was that the successive victories in the war in 1932, the capture of more than 100,000 guns, and the continuous assistance of Lin Han, the problem of weapons was solved. On the other hand, it was a brilliant victory in the "currency war" of the Nationalist government in Nanjing. With the help of counterfeit (crab) banknotes, Lin Han frantically purchased grain in the "national control area". Except for a part that was repeatedly resold for cash, the rest was given to the Red Army. For Germany, rice is not a staple food in Germany, and it is not cost-effective to ship from China to Germany.

Therefore, during the two years from 1932 to 1933, the grain supply in the red base areas of Hunan, Jiangxi, and Fujian was very sufficient. The Red Army, which had greatly improved its food and nutrition, was also able to expand its army and train its troops freely.

Among the weapons of the Red Army, the first number of equipment is the German-made 1888 rifle (that is, the famous Hanyang-made), from the "generous" support of various warlords in the country), but the technology of this type of rifle is backward, the quality is even more uneven, many guns have been smoothed, and its bullets can only use round-headed bullets, far less popular than other firearms. Hanyangzao was used in China in large quantities, and it was the main equipment of various warlord armed miscellaneous armies, militia groups, and landlord armies, and the Red Army captured more than 100,000 pieces in the war.

The second place is the 1898 rifle used by the German army in World War I sent by Lin Han, this classic Mauser rifle is even the main equipment of the German army in World War II after improvement. In total, Lin Han delivered more than 60,000 Mauser rifles of this model to the Soviet area. Another source of this rifle in the hands of the Red Army was the generous "gift" of the artillery party, and the total amount of equipment was about 100,000.

The third place was originally the Japanese-style 38 big cover, which came from the seizure of Fengtian Bank, the smuggling of the Japanese, and Chen Jitang's "generous" "gift", with a total of about 10,000. Considering the peculiarity of the geographical location of the Fujian battlefield facing Taiwan, almost all the 38 big cover rifles in the Red Army were concentrated on the Fujian side.

However, with the arrival of a large number of Soviet weapons, the Mocinagan rifle immediately surpassed the Japanese rifle to become the third most equipped weapon in the Red Army, and it was more abundant in ammunition.

Almost at the same time that this batch of weapons was unloaded at Dongshan Port, a 300-ton cargo ship flying the British flag was also swimming upstream in the Yangtze River.

But this ship was actually a smuggling ship that had been hidden by Lin Han for many years, and had been running on the Yangtze River as early as 1932, and had no intentional contact with the Red Army in the past. This dark line, which has been buried for two years, was finally opened this month. The ship was loaded with ten field guns of the 1902 type of state smuggled by the Soviet Union and matching shells. (To correct a big bug in the previous chapter, the Red Army's war in Fujian should have taken place in 1934, I misremembered the time when the sea was opened, and this bug has been corrected in chapter 122.) According to the timeline, the Red Army's summer and autumn offensives in 1932 defeated He Yingqin, and in 1933, it went south to Fujian to open up the sea mouth, and the time for the rat cage tactics against the 19th Route Army and Song Ziwen should be in 1934. ）

1934 was the year in which the strength of the Red Army developed the fastest.

A country that supported the Red Army in Kiangsi. In addition to Germany under the manipulation of Lin Han and Hannah, Stalin, who has always looked down on the CCP, also changed his "stingy" attitude towards the CCP after the Kielmi talks.

In May 1934, when the 19th Route Army was forced by Li Runshi's Red Army to "sell (crab) body" to Song Ziwen, two cargo ships from the Soviet Union docked at Dongshan Port, loaded with 30,000 Mosinagan rifles and 10 million rounds of ammunition. This was the first batch of weapons that Stalin promised to aid the CCP after the Kiel Conference. In addition, there are hundreds of 50mm mortars and matching shells.

Most of these Mosinagan rifles are the same model as the "Shui Lianzhu" rifles of the Soviet Union's assistance to the Guangzhou government during the Northern Expedition, and they are no strangers to the Red Army. The Jiangxi Red Army also had a lot of Mosinagan rifles brought out during the Nanchang Uprising.

However, due to the lack of bullets. In addition, he was later supported by Lin Han's massive German weapon Mauser gun. Mocinagan rifles took a back seat and were given to recruits or local militia.

Compared to the German Mauser rifle, the Mocinagan rifle is simpler in structure and easier to maintain. In terms of accuracy. It is even known as the most accurate rifle of World War II. What's even more commendable. Even 1942, the most dangerous year in the history of the USSR, was a year in which production was simplified and the quality of weapons was significantly reduced. The performance of the Soviet-produced Mosinnagan rifle still did not deteriorate much, and the 1944 version of the German Mauser 98K was too bad in comparison. The only drawback of the Mocinagan rifle compared to the Mauser rifle was that it was relatively difficult to open the bolt, which affected the rate of fire, but this was not a disadvantage for the Red Army, which was not too rich in bullets. Although the Red Army received assistance from Linhan and greatly improved the supply of weapons and ammunition, it still could not shoot freely in battle with the luxury of Western warfare.

In 1934, as the territory continued to expand, so did the number of the Red Army. In 1934, the number of regular Red Army troops in Fujian alone had reached 20, with a total of 150,000, and the number of Red Army troops in Jiangxi and Hunan combined reached an astonishing 300,000. And that's not even counting the local non-part-time militias, the Red Guards. The reason why the Red Army was able to expand on such a large scale was that the successive victories in the war in 1932, the capture of more than 100,000 guns, and the continuous assistance of Lin Han, the problem of weapons was solved. On the other hand, it was a brilliant victory in the "currency war" of the Nationalist government in Nanjing. With the help of counterfeit (crab) banknotes, Lin Han frantically purchased grain in the "national control area". Except for a part that was repeatedly resold for cash, the rest was given to the Red Army. For Germany, rice is not a staple food in Germany, and it is not cost-effective to ship from China to Germany.

Therefore, during the two years from 1932 to 1933, the grain supply in the red base areas of Hunan, Jiangxi, and Fujian was very sufficient. The Red Army, which had greatly improved its food and nutrition, was also able to expand its army and train its troops freely.

Among the weapons of the Red Army, the first number of equipment is the German-made 1888 rifle (that is, the famous Hanyang-made), from the "generous" support of various warlords in the country), but the technology of this type of rifle is backward, the quality is even more uneven, many guns have been smoothed, and its bullets can only use round-headed bullets, far less popular than other firearms. Hanyangzao was used in China in large quantities, and it was the main equipment of various warlord armed miscellaneous armies, militia groups, and landlord armies, and the Red Army captured more than 100,000 pieces in the war.

The second place is the 1898 rifle used by the German army in World War I sent by Lin Han, this classic Mauser rifle is even the main equipment of the German army in World War II after improvement. In total, Lin Han delivered more than 60,000 Mauser rifles of this model to the Soviet area. Another source of this rifle in the hands of the Red Army was the generous "gift" of the artillery party, and the total amount of equipment was about 100,000.

The third place was originally the Japanese-style 38 big cover, which came from the seizure of Fengtian Bank, the smuggling of the Japanese, and Chen Jitang's "generous" "gift", with a total of about 10,000. Considering the peculiarity of the geographical location of the Fujian battlefield facing Taiwan, almost all the 38 big cover rifles in the Red Army were concentrated on the Fujian side.

However, with the arrival of a large number of Soviet weapons, the Mocinagan rifle immediately surpassed the Japanese rifle to become the third most equipped weapon in the Red Army, and it was more abundant in ammunition.

Almost at the same time that this batch of weapons was unloaded at Dongshan Port, a 300-ton cargo ship flying the British flag was also swimming upstream in the Yangtze River.

But this ship was actually a smuggling ship that had been hidden by Lin Han for many years, and had been running on the Yangtze River as early as 1932, and had no intentional contact with the Red Army in the past. This dark line, which has been buried for two years, was finally opened this month. The ship was loaded with ten field guns of the 1902 type of state smuggled by the Soviet Union and matching shells. There was no intentional contact with the Red Army in the past. This dark line, which has been buried for two years, was finally opened this month. The ship was loaded with ten field guns of the 1902 type of state smuggled by the Soviet Union and matching shells. The ship was loaded with ten field guns of the 1902 type of state smuggled by the Soviet Union and matching shells. (To be continued......)