Film and Television Beacon Fire: I Have an Equipment Column

Chapter 341 Transfer
It's mid-May.

On this day, Lu Feng met Fang Shengli and others who had been transferred from Shejia Village at the security brigade station in Baoshan County.

As well as a complete set of equipment for the "Wind" camp.

It was obvious that he was preparing to fight.

After Dai Chunfeng, through Zhang Wenbai, reported the information that Lu Feng overheard to the principal, the principal also followed the principle of "better to believe what he has than to believe what he doesn't have" and asked his wife to transfer the money in the account Take it out and purchase the fighter jets as soon as possible.

After seeing his wife's dissatisfied look, Dai Chunfeng was extremely glad that he had found Zhang Wenbai as a shield for him.

Soon, Governor Song, as the representative of the pro-American faction in the government, rushed to Shanghai to start negotiations with the American consul about purchasing fighter jets.

But for the Japanese government, the national government is just a big sieve that leaks air everywhere.

This can be seen from Huang Qiuyue and his son.

According to what Lu Feng knew, Huang Qiuyue and his son basically revealed the entire Beijing-Shanghai war zone security plan to the Japanese, even including the newly established "Feng" battalion.

In order to "clear the names" of these people.

The efficiency is even much higher than when the Japanese paid to bribe them.

As for the traitorous behavior of Huang Qiuyue and his son, the principal was also furious and directly ordered the relevant departments to handle special cases. It didn't take long for the two fathers and sons and some related personnel to be sentenced to death by firing squad.

Therefore, these people began to exert their utmost energy, trying their best to find out all kinds of information in the government and pass it on to Japan.

Thanks to the "hard work" of these traitors, the work efficiency of Japan's intelligence agencies has a tendency to catch up with the past.

However, this move did not fool many discerning people in China. In the eyes of Dai Chunfeng, Zhang Wenbai and others, the Japanese reaction just proved that they were really preparing to go to war.

This means that not long after Dai Chunfeng and Zhang Wenbai reported that piece of information to the principal, the Japanese intelligence agency learned about it.

The death of Huang Qiuyue and his son really frightened many wavering people in the government, and effectively curbed the increasingly serious anti-Japanese tendency within the government.

Just the fall of Huang Qiuyue involved so many people. If all the people who were contacted by Nakano Sanji were to be listed, half of the country would be shaken.

Suddenly, newspapers, radio and other media throughout the country from south to north were full of reports on Sino-Japanese friendship.

After learning that the national government had begun discussions with American representatives about purchasing fighter jets, the shocked Japanese intelligence agencies immediately took action.

Externally, the Japanese government mobilized a large number of pro-Japanese media to trumpet the "China-Japan friendship" in an attempt to paralyze the government and postpone the purchase of fighter jets.

But for those traitors who had surrendered to the Japanese invaders, the death of Huang Qiuyue and his son was like a reminder, forcing them to become more impatient, hoping that the Japanese would launch a war as soon as possible.

Even the Japanese army, which had been causing trouble in North China, was deliberately shrinking, as if it really wanted to bring peace to the world.

It was precisely because of the huge stakes involved that Dai Chunfeng thought of using Wang Manchun to loosen the line on Shanghai Beach first, so as not to overwhelm these people and jump over the wall in a hurry.

Internally, they found Narumi Inoue, who was in charge of the negotiations, and asked him in detail about the conversation between him and Hall to find out which link had leaked the information.

This led to the fall of Huang Qiuyue and his son, and almost the entire Beijing-Shanghai military chain began a round of strict review, which involved a wide range of things.

For this reason, the officer review work of the Beijing-Shanghai Military Region began to work overtime, and various military adjustments were also carried out rapidly.

Unfortunately, strategic deployments such as the Beijing-Shanghai line release cannot be adjusted in a short time. The mobilization of personnel and materials involved is astronomical, so Zhang Wenbai can only make some basic adjustments first.

Among them, the "Feng" Camp, which had been stationed in Shejia Village for training, was directly transferred to Baoshan County by Zhang Wenbai, replacing the original Baoshan Security Brigade. So today, Lu Feng and Fang Shengli met here.

"Report to the battalion commander, there should be 733 people in the "Wind" camp, but there are actually 733 people. Please give instructions from the battalion commander."

The "Wind" camp originally only had an infantry battalion of Fang Shengli with more than 480 people. Zhang Wenbai added an automobile company and an artillery company behind Zhang Wenbai, and now it has a scale of more than 78 people.

Lu Feng looked at the dark square array in front of him and felt a little heavy in his heart.

Some people can only see the majestic side of being a general, and they will never disobey an order. But what Lu Feng saw was a series of responsibilities. These young faces didn't know what kind of situation they would face next.

"I believe Shangfeng gave you specific instructions when you came here, so I won't talk nonsense. Everyone has been working hard all the way, so go and take a rest first. The officer will stay."

"Yes."

Soon, only a few dozen officers were left standing in the phalanx of more than 700 people.

"You are divided into ten groups, and then take turns going with me to the city to actually check the environment."

What you learn on paper is ultimately shallow, even for model simulations. In Lu Feng's view, it is very necessary to check the upcoming battlefield environment on the spot.

It's just that most of the targets are in the concession area. If I take too many people there, I'm afraid it will immediately attract the attention of Japanese intelligence agents.

To be on the safe side, it’s better to take turns checking in batches.

Soon, Fang Shengli and the others were divided into ten groups. Fang Shengli took two direct company commanders and three platoon leaders as the first group, followed Lu Feng out of the station, took the train from Wusongkou station, and headed towards Tiantong. Went to the nunnery.

An hour later, several of them got off the bus at Tiantong'an Station.

Lu Feng stopped Fang Shengli and the others from looking around with his eyes, and led them all the way to a teahouse that had been prepared long ago.

Sitting on the second floor of the teahouse, a few people can have a panoramic view of the hidden bunkers along this section of the road through the window.

"Don't discuss it, concentrate on reading it, keep it in mind if you have any thoughts, and summarize it when you get back."

After explaining a few key points, Lu Feng asked Fang Shengli and the others to observe on their own, while he picked up a newspaper and read it.

But the headline above made Lu Feng frown a little:

"The Special Envoy of the Emperor of Japan is about to visit China"

After carefully reading the content of this report, Lu Feng learned from it that the Japanese government had revealed that the uncle of Japan's Emperor Hirohito, Asaka Palace Prince Hikohiko, would visit China in the near future to show the friendship between China and Japan.

In the report, the Japanese side frantically claimed that the Prince of Chaoxiang Palace was a royal family who had great respect for Chinese culture. This visit was to ease the diplomatic relations between China and Japan.

After reading the report, Lu Feng frowned and looked through the other newspapers in the teahouse, and found that almost all of them were about the Japanese prince.

The content wording is almost the same.

However, Lu Feng didn't believe even half of the words on it. This is obviously because the previous paralyzing propaganda did not work, and the Japanese have only stepped up their efforts.

But the problem is, Lu Feng is worried that someone in the government will believe it.

Especially the principal.

(End of this chapter)