Chapter 1105: Smoke Everywhere
"There's no need to rush!" Although Roosevelt was also a little anxious about the umbrella company's fall to China, he still comforted everyone, "Huaxia people can't last long!" ”
Both the Americans and the British have always held the idea that the Chinese people will not be able to support it for long, so they have always refused to back down and compromised and insisted on fighting.
The impression left by China as a third-rate country in the past was too deep, and even if there was a copycat company or even an umbrella company, the United States and Britain would not think that relying on two arms companies could support the consumption of a country's long-term war. In particular, Germany, which has a strong foundation supported by copycat companies, is about to fall, which has given the United States and Britain greater confidence.
Even if the war was taken advantage of by the Chinese at the beginning, it was difficult for them to last long in the end. After all, after the death of Lao Xi, it seems that the Germans who have evacuated their faith are no longer worried, and the total strength of the Allied forces began to gradually press on China, and the number of people participating in this war may not only be more than 10 million, but even several times more than that.
Although there was a slight gap in the performance of some weapons, the Allies had the advantage in numbers.
"We have an army of more than 30 million, which is enough to completely crush the Huaxia people!" Many Allied generals even used the total number of Allied troops to dispel concerns about the large population of China.
The war was a battle of strength, not just one or two battles, or the Germans would not have been defeated after years of swaggering.
If you change the opponent of China, it is the same, it is difficult for one country to compete with the whole world. In this situation, it is really going to be against the sky in Huaxia, so many old empires might as well find tofu and kill them.
"Continue to expand the battlefield and open up the strategic space!" Roosevelt instructed.
He has been keenly aware that at present, it is a local point that has won victory in Huaxia, not the entire front.
The North American battlefield is the most significant, and the distance from Alaska to the mainland of the United States is so long, the Chinese people can't care about it at all, so they can only choose local nodes to counterattack. It seems that there are victories in some places, but the whole strategy is still a disadvantage. And even with the attack of the Allies. The logistics line that stretches from the Bering Strait in China has been cut to pieces.
Arguably. The Americans have partially fulfilled their strategic goal of destroying the Chinese logistics line. This is also a reason why Roosevelt firmly believes that the Chinese people will not last long, how long can they hold on to the reserve support of the umbrella company? You must know that it is an army of more than a million, and the materials needed can stun several arms giants.
The Americans also saw the lack of Chinese people early on, so they lengthened the battle line. Just like the Chinese army did against the Japanese at the beginning, it was ready to drag the enemy to death with strategic space.
The long front in North America dragged down the two million Chinese troops, including logistics.
The French and Spanish positions in Europe were again four or five hundred thousand.
The Italian and Balkan battlefields, although the war there was delayed for a while because of a narrow German defensive line, there was also a million-dollar confrontation between the Allies and China.
On the Eastern Front of Europe. There are even two or three hundred Chinese troops and the Russians fighting to the death.
The main battlefield of Europe and the United States almost dragged the five million troops of China, but the allies were still not satisfied, and took the initiative to light the beacon smoke in more places.
In order to contain the actions of the Chinese army in Spain and France, the Allies relied on the last positions in Morocco and Western Sahara to launch a counteroffensive. It also relied on West and Central African countries to organize troops to attack North and East Africa and contain the North and East African corps in China. Attacks from Congo, Angola, Namibia and other countries also contained the South African Army in China.
It stands to reason. The old empires of Britain, France, and the United States had only more than 500,000 regular troops in Africa, and they could not compete with the more than one million Chinese troops stationed in North, East and South Africa.
But they have two more allies, the blacks and the Arabs, around them.
Although black Africans hate whites more, after all, Europeans have run Africa for so many years, and with all kinds of seductive promises and large amounts of pounds and francs and gold, they can attract many black tribes to jump out and become the servant army of the Allied forces. Black Africans hated whites, but they chose to believe in whites with low self-esteem, and the rumors propagated by the Allies that the Chinese wanted to seize the land and wealth of blacks eventually made more blacks choose to be neutral.
Many black tribes are also not optimistic about the future of the Chinese, fearing that the white people will retaliate against them. It is simply not going to take refuge in China so quickly. At this time, Huaxia, which was not known to African black buddies, finally attracted only a very small number of people. Far inferior to the Allies.
For the same reason, the Arabs chose the allies who made a lot of promises, and aimed their guns at the yellow people they did not like.
Indigenous African tendencies towards the Allies. As a result, China can only have a slight advantage in Africa in a short period of time, but it cannot expand its advantage rapidly.
It's not just a few words of flickering that can make the poor buddies rebel. If it was really so easy to fool, the Germans would have done it a long time ago. The national tide of later generations is just that the Soviet Russians, the second most powerful country in the world, are taking advantage of the trend.
In the context of interests and unoptimistic about China's future, it is difficult to open up the situation in some places. Even if it is flickering, it takes a lot of people to do the work, and it also takes time.
However, Huaxia lacks the relevant background and time, so it can only divide and do work while stubbornly picking everyone out.
Fortunately, the unpopularity of the old empire made most blacks and Arabs choose neutrality, otherwise even if the Chinese army has a million, it will be difficult to move an inch in Africa.
But now, although the Allies are at a disadvantage in Africa, they are able to set fire everywhere and drag down more than a million Chinese troops.
The Allies also set fire to the Middle East in Asia, agitating and arming the Arabs, Turks, and Persians to cause trouble for the 500,000 Chinese troops in the Middle East from time to time.
But these, like the troubles created by the instigation of the indigenous people of Southeast Asia, did not pose much of a threat to the Chinese army.
However, the Indians, carried away by the many promises and interests of the Allies, could cause great trouble for China.
Although the combat effectiveness of the Asan was limited, the Indians, stimulated, dispatched an army of four million in one go, and under the command and leadership of the British and Japanese, launched a counteroffensive against China from the east, west, and north.
Although most of the weapons used by these four million troops were second-hand goods eliminated by the Allies, they could not stop the large number. The Chinese army west of the Indus River is only about 200,000, and the army east of the Ganges, including the Burmese army, is only about 300,000. Combined with the 100,000 troops on the plateau to the north, and the dwindling 500,000-odd indigenous armies in Southeast Asia, it is just over a million.
In these jungle areas, advanced weapons such as tanks and airplanes are more restricted, and the role of people is more prominent.
As a last resort, China itself supported an additional 500,000 troops in the Indochina Peninsula, on the one hand, taking the opportunity to eliminate more indigenous bandits, and on the other hand, stabilizing the India-Myanmar border.
Compared with the relatively mild fighting on the Western Front of India commanded by the British, the fighting on the Eastern Front of India commanded by the Japanese was particularly fierce.
At this time, Japan also joined the Allied side, although it knew that it was cannon fodder that the United States and Britain could push out at any time, but it also got the right to temporarily rest in India. The Japanese, who had a chance to breathe, continued to collect in the past two years, and there were less than 3 million people in India. forced all the people to be soldiers, and all the young and old picked up guns.
They also understood that only by defeating China could they rescue fewer and fewer compatriots on the Japanese mainland, and only then could their nation recover its vitality through the land of China, otherwise even if China did not look for trouble, it might be swallowed up by the British and Indians in the future.
This time, they worked very hard to fight China, and the Indians in the Japanese-occupied areas who were stimulated by various means also went crazy.
Those Southeast Asian natives were not used at all, and the defense line near the Ganges River occupied by the Chinese was frequently urgent, and the Chinese had to send troops to support.
In India and Indochina alone, the Chinese army was held back by more than 1.3 million. And to counter the Allied forces occupying the Solomon Islands and the Allied navies that attacked from the Indian Ocean, more than 600,000 troops were scattered on the islands.
Although even the Americans did not dare to easily attack the idea of the Australian mainland, they continued to transfer affairs from Irian Island, New Zealand and the Australian islands, and stationed 700,000 troops in the whole of Australia.
In addition, the Far East, Siberia and Central Asia, as well as North Korea, Japan, and other places, also have a total of more than 2 million troops.
In this way, the overseas Chinese army would have exceeded 13 million long ago, and if it were not for the support of the base, Huaxia would have been dragged down long ago.
It will also take at least three million to maintain the security and stability of China's coastal and important areas.
The original 1,500 troops scattered on the battlefields of the world are simply not enough, and there are still two million navies among them.
It was only when the Americans saw this point in China that they planned to take advantage of the numerical superiority of the allies to open the front, intending to let Huaxia ignore the end and eventually lead to a complete collapse.
But what the Americans did not expect was that even in this situation, the Chinese opened up a new battlefield and launched additional counterattacks.
China's 600,000 troops are constantly landing in the Philippines, and China's emerging navy has stepped out of the coast of China and begun to show its sword to the allies in the traditional regions of Europe and the United States, such as the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the Arctic Ocean, and even the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean.
What surprised the Allies even more was that China even opened up new battlefields in the British Isles and the backyard of the United States. (To be continued.) )