Film and Television Beacon Fire: I Have an Equipment Column

Chapter 340 Air Force
International Hotel, in the room.

Lu Feng was hand-copying what he just heard.

Without recordings, the content of the information could only rely on Lu Feng's personal memory. He tried his best to record in detail what he had just heard.

Although the negotiations between Inoue Narumi and Hall were almost all about various commodities, there was little that directly involved military content.

But Lu Feng knew that in the hands of professional intelligence agencies, a lot of key information could be deduced through the trade of these commodities.

After transcribing a first draft and revising it for almost an hour, Lu Feng finally finished writing such a monitoring record document.

Then, he began to summarize the contents, trying to find something valuable to himself.

After carefully checking the contents of the agreement between the two parties, Lu Feng was a little disappointed to find that there was really nothing he could do here.

Because transactions between the United States and Japan are all conducted through the Pacific route, Lu Feng's current ability can only be described as beyond his reach.

In this agreement, the national government's situation can be said to be extremely passive. The United States has decided to sell the national government to the Japanese. At this time, no matter how hard the national government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs work, it will not help.

At present, the only thing the government can do seems to be regarding aircraft.

Furthermore, after the outbreak of the all-out Anti-Japanese War, the United States immediately cut off trade channels for military supplies.

It can be said that this Chinese Air Force, which was founded on the basis of grassroots, used their young lives to practice the cruel school motto.

She deposited the huge amount of funds used to purchase fighter jets into her private account to earn interest, and then used only a small portion to buy some trainer aircraft and fighter jets for training at the Central Aviation School.

As mentioned before, because the World War I agreement did not clearly stipulate the new weapon aircraft, the government can import fighter jets from the United States.

In the 21st year of the Republic of China, that is, the second year after the "September 18th Incident", the Central Aviation School was newly established in Jianqiao, Hangzhou.

Because of the special requirements of pilots, all students recruited must have a high school degree or above. In this era, a high school degree or above is basically synonymous with being a child of a scholarly family or a wealthy family.

According to statistics, almost all of the more than 1,700 students at the Central Aviation School, including the school's instructors, died for their country in the first few years of the all-out war of resistance.

"Our bodies, aircraft and bombs should perish together with the enemy's warships and positions!"

After being tricked once by Italy, the national government finally learned a lesson and purchased Hall series aircraft from the United States.

It's expensive, but you get what you pay for, and there's still a guarantee of quality.

It was precisely because it was too expensive to buy an airplane that the wife in charge of air force construction came up with a saucy operation that will be "talked about" by future generations.

This smart shutdown operation first caused a shortage of aircraft at the Central Aviation School. Most of the students' flying time was too short and they lacked flying experience.

According to my wife, these aircraft are enough for students to train anyway, and it won't be too late to buy fighter jets when war actually breaks out.

Back to the present.

Speaking of aircraft, we have to mention a term that is rarely mentioned in the history of the Anti-Japanese War:
Chinese Air Force.

The motto of the Central Aviation School is also unique:

Because for the United States, Japan is an extremely important partner.

This is also true. There are more than 1,700 students in the Central Aviation School, and almost all of them can be said to be pampered young men. But it was them who chose to rise up and serve the country when the country was in crisis.

Their average age of death was only in their twenties.

The government, on the other hand, seems dispensable.

Airplanes are no longer available.

So after the war, there were pilots but not enough aircraft. It was obvious that the Japanese Air Force was far away from the army, and the Chinese Air Force, which was waiting for work, did not have enough strength to deal with it.

Regarding this matter, Lu Feng actually had the idea of ​​​​intervening a long time ago, but the identity of the other party is there. If Lu Feng wants to do something, it will be too difficult.

Nowadays, such a piece of information may be able to slightly influence the other party's thinking.

If we can buy more fighter jets before the U.S. government cuts off trade channels, it will definitely be extremely beneficial to future wars.

Thinking of this, Lu Feng took out the paper again and copied another copy of the monitoring record in his hand.

One copy was given to the Red Party, and the other was sent to Dai Chunfeng. Not long after, Duan Haiping's home.

Time was urgent. After Lu Feng copied the information, he rushed to Duan Haiping's house and handed the surveillance records into his hands.

After briefly reading the above content, Duan Haiping knew the seriousness of the situation.

The Japanese are almost ready to negotiate terms with the United States, which shows that war is close at hand and everyone must be prepared.

"I will send a report to my superiors now to report the situation."

On the other side, the liaison office of the Shanghai District Special Agent Brigade.

Yu Manli took another monitoring record and approached Zheng Yaoxian.

After reviewing the intelligence content, Zheng Yaoxian made the same decision as Duan Haiping, and immediately asked the telecommunications team to report to the capital.

After drafting the brief contents of the telegram, Zheng Yao first called the concubines over.

"My concubine, take this document with you personally and go to the capital to meet with me."

After hearing Zheng Yaoxian's solemn arrangement of the task, the concubine also understood the importance of this information.

He immediately saluted and said:

"Students are committed to completing their assignments."

"Go ahead and leave now."

"Yes."

The next morning, Dai Chunfeng saw the concubine who had traveled all night to the capital in the office.

Dai Chunfeng comforted the concubine for her hard work, which made the concubine extremely excited.

After sending the concubine away, Dai Chunfeng frowned at the information in front of him. It must be said that the value of the information that Lu Feng suddenly sent was very high.

This almost directly shows that the Japanese are about to launch a war. It stands to reason that the government should start preparing for war next.

But the problem is that this information is all Lu Feng's personal dictation, and there are no relevant recordings or valid documents as evidence.

Under such circumstances, Dai Chunfeng did not think that he could convince the principal to start comprehensive preparations for war.

more importantly.
Dai Chunfeng looked at the part about the Air Force. The affairs of the Air Force were handled by his wife. If he intervened rashly, he would definitely make his wife unhappy.

If it comes to slightly offending the principal, Dai Chunfeng thinks he can handle it.

But if I offend my wife,
Thinking of this, Dai Chunfeng's brows were almost knotted.

In fact, if he wanted stability, Dai Chunfeng could have verified all the other pieces of information before reporting to the principal.

After all, for such a large amount of trade, there must be very thorough preparations in the early stage, and you can't hide it from each other.

As long as the above items are confirmed, then even if you don't have ironclad evidence, the authenticity of this information is worthy of trust.

But the question is, after I have confirmed all these situations, when will it be?

The most important thing in intelligence work is timeliness.

A piece of information may be valuable today, but worthless tomorrow.

Judging from the intelligence content, the Japanese have reached a state where they may provoke a war at any time.

If the Japanese take action during the period of their own verification, then releasing such an afterthought will simply make themselves uncomfortable.

Just when Dai Chunfeng was hesitant, he looked at the person who recorded the information and suddenly had an idea.

Dai Chunfeng picked up the phone on his desk and dialed a number.

"Hey, Central Military Academy? I'm Dai Chunfeng, help me pick up Director Zhang from the training department."

(End of this chapter)