Heroes of the Anti-Japanese War

Chapter 822
After waiting for two hours at Nagoya Airport, Qian Xiaobao boarded the plane to Tokyo.

When he hurried to Akio Doi's house, there were twenty or thirty people crowded in the living room, all of them capitalists.

War means the disappearance of tens of thousands of lives and a piece of scorched earth.

But none of these people had a sad expression on their faces. They all had uncontrollable excitement on their faces, because they knew that the opportunity to make a fortune was probably coming.

"General, do you think the Americans will send troops?" one person asked.

"I think so." Doi Akio replied briefly.

"The easiest way to make someone run amok is to call him a coward! From now on, we will call Americans cowards every day in the newspapers. This incident is a slap in the face of Americans!" another person said.

Qian Xiaobao fully believes that tomorrow's newspaper will say so, because now the entire Japanese capitalists are looking forward to this war being bigger and better.

"If the Americans really participate in the war in the future, will all the military supplies be transported from the United States across the Pacific Ocean? It is obviously impossible! We must unite to let the Americans cancel the restrictions on Japanese production and provide unlimited technology. And ingredients!" said another.

Everyone present nodded frequently.

On the external front, Japanese businessmen are still very united, and it is not easy to be defeated individually.

The chaotic discussion continued until the evening, and after everyone left, Qian Xiaobao asked Akio Doi: "Sir, will the Americans really intervene?"

Akio Doi nodded: "Definitely! Several generals who used to station troops there in the 40s and [-]s have already called me, and they all entered the headquarters of the occupying forces for questioning. Why do you make such an inquiry without fighting?"

"You Takashima Textiles should also prepare for the day that is coming soon." Akio Doi continued.

What are you ready for?Just get ready to make money.

Military uniforms, backpacks, quilts, military canvas, and a huge amount of supplies.Army field camp insecticides are likely to be required as well.

In particular, American soldiers are prone to waste, and the consumption of military supplies will be huge.

Sure enough, the articles published in major newspapers the next day were all mocking Americans.

"The peninsula incident is a demonstration and provocation by the northern powers against the Americans!"

"The incident on the peninsula shows that Americans are essentially weak!"

"Americans who are afraid of death dare not confront the great northern country!"

"The American is just a mollusc with a hard shell!"

Some newspapers even vividly wrote on the second and third pages that a certain American general said in an interview that if the Americans send troops, they must prepare a large amount of medicine in advance to deal with a series of diseases that American soldiers are easy to get, such as syphilis.

These diseases have caused great damage to the combat effectiveness of the US army!

The war on the peninsula sent Japanese newspapers on a collective frenzy.

There is no doubt that there is a hand of Japanese capitalists behind this.

Although it cannot play a decisive role, it can at least add fuel to the flames.

Half a month later, the Occupation Army Headquarters issued an invitation to invite hundreds of Japanese entrepreneurs to the Occupation Army Headquarters for inquiries.Qian Xiaobao also received the invitation, but he didn't go.

Most of the people who received the invitations were business owners who produced light industrial products in the field of textile and food. It seemed that the Americans were preparing for war and planned to put part of the production of military supplies in Japan.

There is no way, the United States is too far away from here, and it will cost a lot of money to transport a can of American cans and a can of Coke across the ocean to the peninsula.

When being questioned, Japanese entrepreneurs unanimously demanded that the US release restrictions on the production of textiles. 400 million ingots were too few, and they asked for unlimited production by Japanese companies.

These people also implicitly stated that if the American people do not meet their requirements, they would rather give up their immediate interests and refuse to produce military supplies for the United States.

What helped the Japanese entrepreneurs a lot was the powerful northern army. In less than a month, almost all places except Busan have been occupied by the northern army.

The No.20 Fifth Division of the United States was besieged in Busan, and sent a telegram to Japan every day to urge support for a large amount of military supplies.

In the end, the Americans could only compromise in the face of monolithic Japanese entrepreneurs, allowing Japanese textile companies to purchase unlimited raw materials and produce unlimited quantities.

"As long as the American people give us technology, we are willing to produce nylon for them. We have a huge advantage in labor costs and transportation costs!" Qian Xiaobao said.

Hearing Qian Xiaobao's words, the presidents of other textile enterprises also nodded.

Now the production technology of nylon is in the hands of the American people, just take this opportunity to let the American people hand over the technology.

"Not yet, it depends on the development of the war." Akio Doi said.

Akio Doi laid out the map of the peninsula on the table and saw the red and blue pencil drawings on it. It is obvious that Akio Doi has been studying the war situation on the peninsula during this month.

"The No.20 Fifth Division of the Mi Army has built a circular defense circle in Busan. It can receive continuous assistance by relying on the port, and the cannons of the Mi Army warships can directly bombard the enemy's positions at sea. The bombers can fly directly from the Japanese airport. The bombing is carried out there, and you can go back and forth several times a day, so the defense is solid." Akio Dogu said.

"Although the enemy's momentum is fierce, their weapons and firepower are much worse than those of the Mi Army, and they are too tired after fighting continuously for a month. So it will be impossible for them to capture Busan for a while." Akio Doi continued.

Among these businessmen, only Qian Xiaobao and a few former soldiers can understand Akio Doi's words, but this is enough, as long as the war can continue for a long time, this is what profit-seeking people like them hope to see most.

As long as they make money, they are willing to let them produce coffins for American soldiers.

When everyone left, Akio Toju left Qian Xiaobao behind.

"I'm only telling you about this matter. The United States has already begun to summon people from the Kwantung Army's Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department. They also consulted me about intelligence two days ago. They will probably call in intelligence like you in the future. People from the other side." Akio Doi said.

"Japan must have intelligence personnel who have been active in the peninsula. I am not familiar with the situation there. They must be more suitable than me." Qian Xiaobao hastily refused.

War is inseparable from people who engage in intelligence, not to mention that it is difficult to distinguish Japanese and Peninsulars when they are together, so it is easy to hide.

Akio Doi nodded and said, "Yes, you are the president now, so it's really inappropriate to do those things."

(End of this chapter)