Chapter 976 - Sino-US Joint Convention II

readx; The joint pact, like the previous negotiated treaties, is above board, and on the surface there is no clear sight of the ambitions of China and the United States, but some of its ancillary provisions are shocking to outsiders after interpretation, and Stalin even shouted after learning of the Sino-US joint pact: The imperialist countries have opened their mouths of blood!

The Sino-US Joint Convention has a total of five chapters and 43 articles, and the content of it is very extensive. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

But in a few inconspicuous subsidiary clauses, it has a great impact on the world situation!

For example, Article 8 of Chapter 3: China and the United States agree that the people of Asia and Africa have an inviolable freedom of reading!

Although this article may seem simple, it represents the reading power of the United States and China to jointly recognize the many colonies in Asia and Africa.

Chapter 4, Article 7: China and the United States will withdraw from the Philippine Islands and the Indonesian Islands by December 1, 1945, and promise not to use military means to obstruct or alter the progress of the local peoples.

Chapter 4, Article 8: China and the United States will commit not to send armed forces into the Arabian Peninsula under any name in the future.

Chapter 4, Article 11: China and the United States have an inviolable right of free passage, including the right of free passage in the Straits of Malacca, the Strait of Suez, the Panama Canal, the Straits of Istanbul, and the Straits of Hormuz.

Chapter 5, Article 1: China and the United States insist that post-war European countries must return to their pre-war positions, including France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland.

Chapter 6, Article 2: After the war, Germany must remove fascism under the supervision of Britain and the United States, and allow Germany to retain its territory before 1936.

This article is almost always in exchange for the interests of China and the United States in the hands of the rest of the world, and the opinions of other countries are not even directly considered.

After the promulgation of this joint treaty between China, it caused great repercussions, and even met with constant opposition from Britain, Soviet Russia, Germany, and even the Netherlands and Free France.

This is because this convention is said to be a convention for the settlement of disputes between China and the United States, but rather a convention for China and the United States to jointly divide global interests, and it directly puts the interests of other countries on the table for distribution.

The British side immediately expressed a strong protest, because in the Sino-US Joint Convention, there is not only Malaysia, a British colony, but also an article related to India's reading power, although the convention does not explicitly say what India should do after the war, but there is this article in the reading power of the Asian colonies, China and the United States will promote the peaceful reading power process of all ethnic groups in India after the war!

Although Britain has long promised to make India read, this is an internal affair of Britain in any case. However, China and the United States directly offered it in exchange for benefits.

Obviously, even if it is India, but a reading India with a huge territory and population is not in China's interests, so China hopes that India must be dispersed, and form a separate country with several states and states, and finally be called Pakistan, West India, South India, East India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka, a total of six countries.

Chen Jingyun believes that after dismembering India in this way, even if they are given 100 years, they may complete reunification and pose a threat to China.

After all, the Americans do not think that a unified Indian colony can pose any threat to China, so it is better to directly dismantle it and then work with China to seize the market for industrial products and industrial raw materials in the Indian peninsula. It is more useful to let India, which is useless, to threaten China, than to directly dump industrial products in the market.

As for what the British will think, the Americans have long been left behind.

Once again, it has been proven that the impact of the alliance between China and the United States, the largest industrial countries in the two countries, to promote the reading power of the colonies is enormous!

Despite the constant opposition of many colonial countries, including Britain, France and the Netherlands, China and the United States still do what they should do.

As for the issue of establishing a world economic and trade organization and the United Nations, which had been being discussed in the previous talks, it was put on hold for the time being because the differences between the two sides were too great, and it was probably not until after the war that they could be resolved.

The signing of the Sino-US Joint Convention ghostwriter The global military confrontation between China and the United States, which lasted from 1944 to 1945, entered a state of suspension, but what is interesting is that neither China nor the United States said that they would stop preparing for war, but continued to strengthen the building of their navy and air force.

The U.S. side has announced plans to build a follow-on Midway-class aircraft carrier, and continues to build a large number of other naval vessels.

In addition to continuing to build the three Huashan-class aircraft carriers in the 11th and 12th phases of the development plan, China is also planning to continue to build three Huashan-class aircraft carriers. At the same time, although the confrontation between the Chinese and US navies is serious, it is not yet a war after all, so the Chinese navy has also carried out a short period of recuperation to update a large number of equipment on the warships in service.

At the same time, some ships in service before the war were decommissioned, in order to free up personnel and funds to purchase advanced warships, such as a large number of destroyers and cruisers in service before the war are due to the aging of the hull and the electronic equipment can not keep up with the times, it is difficult to meet the naval repair after 1945, so the Chinese Navy began to sell a large number of these ships as military aid to dependent countries, such as Thailand, the North Philippines, Iran, Turkey, Finland and other military allies.

These types of warships include the Chailly-class light cruisers, which were built and commissioned in the twenties, and the Shen-class light cruisers. In the 20s, the Wanlin-class destroyers, Pingjin-class destroyers, and Cathay-Pacific class destroyers were built and put into service, and in the early to mid-thirties, the Minxing-class destroyers were built and put into service. Originally, the Minxing-class destroyer would not be decommissioned, mothballed, and sold, after all, the service time was relatively short, only about ten years, but this destroyer, as a treaty destroyer during the London Treaty period, only had a displacement of 1,500 tons, and the navy was not very satisfied with the great restrictions it was designed for, and the original order of more than 20 ships was reduced to nine. In fact, due to the aging of their hulls and the lack of electronic equipment, these ships only served in the second-line fleet during the Sino-Chinese War, and served only some secondary tasks such as escort, anti-submarine, and patrol.

At present, the cruisers of the Chinese Navy are all ships built and put into service after 1937 for front-line combat missions, and even the Jiehu-class light cruisers and Sino-Thai class light cruisers built during the thirties can only serve as second-line combat missions. At present, China's cruiser fleet consists mainly of Fuyan-class light cruisers, Fuguang-class light cruisers, and Xinggan-class large air defense cruisers, and their main task is air defense. The only cruisers that are still under construction are the large anti-aircraft cruisers of the Hung Yen class.

In terms of destroyers, the Zi'an-class destroyers, Zimei-class destroyers, Zigui-class destroyers, and Shao-class destroyers are the main forces, while only the Shao-class destroyers are under construction.

The navy plans to get rid of all the old auxiliary ships and then form a huge auxiliary fleet of pure new warships.

As for the capital ships, the Chinese Navy did not have many gunboats, four battleships, six large cruisers, a few heavy cruisers still had to serve as the main force, and there was also a captured fast battleship called Musashi. In addition, several old battleships captured from the so-called "Ben" were repaired and modified on a small scale, and even dismantled armor and other modifications were converted into land support ships. In the course of the landing war, although a large number of naval vessels could be supported by naval guns, the Chinese capital ships such as aircraft carriers and battleships at that time were already large cruisers, and it was sometimes difficult to find time to provide land support because they had to serve as combat readiness. Under such circumstances, the navy, in the spirit of waste utilization, converted some prisoner ships equipped with large-caliber naval guns and several old cruisers of the Chinese Navy into land support ships, with no critical importance in terms of armor, speed, and range.

According to the internal forecast of the Chinese Navy, once a war breaks out between China and the United States, all the main forces of the Navy must be used in the decisive battle of the fleet and the struggle for sea supremacy, and at that time it will be difficult to provide effective naval artillery support for the landing force.

In terms of aircraft carriers, a certain amount of rectification has also been carried out, for example, several early aircraft carriers have been reorganized into training ships to reduce the huge support in peacetime, and after being changed to training ships, these early aircraft carriers can also be rearmed at any time and re-enter the battlefield.

Not only did the Navy continue to upgrade its equipment, but so did the Air Force and the Army, which was increasing the speed of service with the F12A fighter jet, and in March 1945 officially entered service with the third jet of the Chinese Air Force.

This jet was officially designated the F13 fighter. To be precise, this is not a fighter, but a fighter-bomber that optimizes the ground attack surname, and F12A has a relatively large technical common surname, but it adopts a two-seat and straight-wing design, the low-altitude surname can be very superior, and the bomb load is also relatively large, although the air combat surname can not be as good as F12A, but the tasks of the two are different, F13 is designed to bomb the ground, and the air combat surname can only have limited self-defense capabilities, However, even the self-defense capability is much stronger than other propeller aircraft.