Chapter 367: Picking Up the Fall

Inadequate training of recruits and overly rigid tactics have increased casualties on the front line. The pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info This situation has formed a vicious circle among the Soviet army. Poorly trained recruits suffer heavy casualties on the front lines. And in order to replenish the casualties on the front line and maintain the speed and efficiency of the attack, only those poorly trained recruits can be sent to the battlefield.

In order to fill the huge shortage of soldiers in the army, the Soviet Union Navy has not replenished any soldiers for two consecutive years, not to mention the continuous transfer of veterans. It can be said that by the end of April 44, if the Anti-Union is transferred back all the personnel. With the exception of some submarines and naval aviation, the Soviet Navy basically reached the point where there were no ships to go to sea.

By the end of the Soviet-German war, the entire navy was almost devoid of soldiers, except for some of the remaining technicians. The Navy is not an army, and you can go to war after three months of training in military uniforms. As a technology-intensive service, the Navy's basic training time is much longer than that of the Army.

Whether the Soviets are redeployed from the large army to replenish the navy, or whether they retrain the navy soldiers, it will take some time. Although at the end of the war, the Soviets had begun to reorganize their navy. However, the trained personnel can only replace the Northern Fleet, which was transferred back to China ahead of schedule, as well as part of the Black Sea Fleet.

As for the other two fleets, the Soviets were not yet able to provide sufficient personnel to take over. This is why even after the end of the Soviet-German war, the Soviets repeatedly demanded that the personnel of the Anti-Japanese Navy in the Soviet Union remain in the Soviet Navy after the war and serve for five to eight months.

In other words, the period from this month to the beginning of August may be the last chance for myself. And whether this last opportunity can be grasped also involves whether the follow-up plan can be carried out smoothly. In particular, it also involves the development of the domestic situation in China after the war, which makes Yang Zhen very cautious.

In Yang Zhen, who has already predicted that the neighbor in the north, there may be a follow-up reaction. On the one hand, they stepped up the deployment of this operation, and on the other hand, they constantly instructed the personnel of the Anti-Japanese Union in the Soviet Union to seize every opportunity to collect German military technology, as well as aviation and naval equipment, by taking advantage of the fact that the war in Europe had subsided.

Four or five years ago, Yang Zhen had already given an order to the anti-Japanese personnel in the Soviet Union to step up the collection of German-style equipment. The German No. 4 and Leopard tanks, 105 howitzers and 150 howitzers, as well as the matching ammunition, could be used as many as they could. The aviation side is mainly focused on the FW 190 fighter jet, the Junkers 52 transport aircraft, and sufficient spare engines and spare parts.

In this latest order, Yang Zhen clearly told the personnel of the Anti-Union that it is best to get some of the manufacturing processes and physical objects of German-made jet engines. If possible, we are trying to collect some of the information and technology of German rocket research. If you can't get the real thing, then some key parts can also be used.

According to Yang Zhen's order, the anti-United Nations technicians who followed the Soviet army forward, regardless of the battlefield full of mines and explosives, carefully searched every corner of Germany that could be walked. Every FW 190 fighter and every aircraft engine that can be collected will be transported back to China by all means.

In the tide of the United States and the Soviet Union plundering German scientific and technological personnel and the Soviets dismantling the industries of the German Soviet theater, although the collectors of the Anti-Japanese Union were very inconspicuous, they were also working hard to search. Not only the Soviet theater, but even some personnel wore Soviet uniforms, and more often than not, they were dressed in civilian clothes and entered the US-British occupation zone for collection.

Despite the fact that the guns have fallen on the battlefields of Europe, the weapons and equipment abandoned by the Germans can be said to be piled up. But it was not easy to collect the equipment designated by Yang Zhen. The assistance provided by the Soviet army was half-hearted, and the greatest support was the transfer of German goods that were being equipped in the army of the former German Eastern European client states in the Soviet Union to the Anti-Japanese Union.

And the British, who were already close to a complete reversal, even forbade the Anti-Union elements to enter their occupied areas, even to collect the rags they didn't want. As for the attitude of the Americans, it is better, but people can come, and things can't be transported if they want to.

But fortunately, Germany, which had become a feast for the victors to plunder, was now in full swing in wartime, and the weapons and equipment of their masters, which were no longer used, were scattered in every region of Germany. As long as you are patient and careful, there will always be unexpected discoveries and gains.

At the same time, there is no shortage of such powerful characters at any time and in any place. In the aftermath of the war, there was no shortage of such figures among the Germans, who were in dire straits with everything from food to clothing. And for these people, as long as they can get it in exchange for dollars, they can get their hands on anything.

The new occupiers were staring only at the technology of the Germans, one with the technology and the equipment for the production of the factories. Only for these weapons and equipment that have lost their owners, no one has taken a fancy to them. Although the weapons and equipment in it are no worse than those used by these victors.

However, in the case of a unique category of equipment, these weapons, which were scattered throughout Germany, could only be stacked in designated places to be destroyed. Whether it is the Soviet army, the American army, or the British army, as long as these weapons do not fall into the civilian population and cause trouble to their own occupation, they will not be able to take these things into account for the time being.

Except, of course, those particularly advanced equipment, such as the jet fighter of the Germans, and the world's first real ballistic missile, the V-2 missile, and the first air-to-ship missile developed by the Germans. These things are all for everyone to break their heads and bleed, and no one is willing to let go.

Although this period of time is only temporary, after the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union have divided the pie, these weapons that have brought them serious casualties on the battlefield. It will either be reduced to a pile of molten iron, or completely blown into a pile of rags, or it will be turned into some civilian object.

Although the time is short, this rare blank period has given considerable convenience to the collection personnel of the Anti-Japanese Federation. Although the United States, Britain, and other countries have strict control over this equipment, as long as they find a way, they may not be able to get it. For example, it is still possible to pay a certain amount of dollars to the people of the United States and Britain who guard the spoils of war, and get something.

For example, at the end of May, through a special amount of funds allocated by their superiors, the Anti-Japanese Union personnel were able to deal with the British personnel in Hamburg who were responsible for destroying the weapons and equipment of the German army. When a Swiss-flagged 8,000-ton freighter left the port of Hamburg on 29 May, its hold was loaded with 150 mm and 105 mm howitzer shells.

In addition, there were 60 brand new FW-190 fighters, 400 spare engines, and a large number of spare parts and 20 mm ammunition. There were also sixteen engines for the German King Tiger tank, two tank guns for the King Tiger tank, and one hundred and fifty tons of tank armor steel plates.

The freighter, which was chartered by an American company, and the one that followed from Denmark, was loaded with 500 tons of aviation aluminum, 40 tanks No. 4, and a large number of parts for tanks No. 3 and No. 4. and 20,000 MP 40 submachine guns, 100 tons of submachine gun ammunition, and 200 Junkers 52 transport planes use engines.

In addition to 20 German-made 150-millimeter howitzers and a number of Panamanian freighters with military equipment, the real destination is not South Africa, but the port of Dalian in northeastern China. In the fifth, sixth, and seventh months of the fourth or fifth year, there were an average of about 10 such freighters leaving the territory of the western occupation zone every month.

These ships of registration are of all kinds, and the names of arrival in Germany are also varied. Some are for transporting grain, some for transporting cleaning equipment. But when the ships left, the cabins were filled with fighter jets, engines, German artillery and ammunition, as well as spare parts for various tanks, and even a large number of finished products.

Through this means, Yang Zhen not only obtained a large number of urgently needed equipment, as well as some valuable technologies, but also obtained some precious drawings and materials. There were also dozens of German aeronautical engineers and submarine engineers, who arrived on the territory of China by this means.

It was only in August 45, after the situation in Germany had completely stabilized, that the US and British intelligence departments, which had a very sensitive nose, discovered that the German weapons and equipment that had been planned to be destroyed, especially the fighter planes and spare aircraft parts, had been lost on a large scale and began to trace them with all their might. This kind of smuggling operation, which began in April of April 45, gradually stopped.

In fact, the reason why this kind of activity was finally exposed was that those who were getting bolder and bolder stretched out their hands too long. Not only were the equipment abandoned by the Germans on top of them, but they even had the audacity to steal American tanks and aircraft engines. Moreover, the disappearance of several aviation experts named by the Americans also made the Americans aware that something was wrong.

Just trying to track down these companies registered by Americans or South Americans, the Americans found that the company had long been emptied, and all the registered information was fake. It took a lot of effort, but in the end, nothing was traced to the Americans, and the case could only be thrown into the file.

But at this time, Yang Zhen had basically gotten what he wanted. Although I didn't get a German jet fighter, I did get a copy of the latest German jet engine, two jet engine engineers, and several German ME262 jet fighter engines.

Drawings of the latest German submarines, several submarine engineers, three shipbuilding engineers. Seven of Germany's latest acoustic guided torpedoes, plus the latest technology and drawings of the King Tiger tank engine, the radar of the German night fighter and the material, and a German-made air-to-ship missile.

As well as several hundred tons of German-made submarine steel, as well as three thousand tons of armored steel for tanks. A large number of German-made tank tracks, spare parts, and spare engines. Part of the Germans abandoned the fighters in the American-British occupation zone, as well as spare engines and spare parts. The most important thing is the formula and process standards of the armor steel of the King Tiger tank and the steel used in German submarines, which the Soviets will not hand over to the Anti-Japanese Union, and they can't even buy with money.

Of course, it is not without a price to be able to get these things, in addition to paying hundreds of thousands of dollars. In order to obtain the assistance of those Nazi real power figures who held quite secrets in their hands, Yang Zhen secretly sent dozens of Nazi war criminals named by the Allies to be brought to court in South America.

When these Nazi war criminals escaped, they handed over to the agents of the Anti-Union what they had secretly kept. In a secret cave in Norway alone, the anti-union collectors found hundreds of new FW 190 fighter jets, as well as a large number of spare parts and spare engines. A new batch of Junker 88 night fighters was also found on an airfield in Denmark in the woods.

After paying a certain amount of money to the Norwegian and Danish governments, which were eager to obtain funds after the war and rebuild their countries, the fighter jets, together with more than 200 tons of German-made light weapons and ammunition found in Norway, were transported to the port of Tianjin by a Swedish-flagged freighter. The most critical thing is that among this batch of equipment, there is also the German ME163 rocket propulsion fighter that Yang Zhen urgently needs, the solid rocket engine used, and dozens of tons of propellant.