The fall of the Northeast suffered huge losses, first of all, the arsenal of the Northeast Army.

At that time, the Fengtian Arsenal was the most advanced and largest arsenal in China. It could produce 150 cannons, 200,000 shells, 60,000 rifles, and 180 million bullets a year. In addition, heavy weapons and machine guns could reach more than 1,000.

Moreover, the arsenal can manufacture 80 mortars in a month, and the shells reach 40,000.

It’s just a pity that many senior officers misjudged their actions at that time, all these arsenals and weapons fell into the hands of the Japanese.

In addition, the Northeast Air Force at that time also had strong strength, with more than 400 combat aircraft of various types.

At that time, there were only about 320 aircraft in China, while the Northeast Army had more than 400 aircraft.

Moreover, some of these aircraft are the latest models of fighter jets purchased from abroad.

Unfortunately, these fighter jets did not play their role in the battlefield, but became a powerful tool for the Japanese army to advance to North China.

In addition, at that time, the Northeast Army also had a powerful naval formation, with 21 warships of various types, and was known as the third fleet of the Chinese Navy.

However, the Third Fleet was not completely captured by the Japanese army, but most of them went south to Guangzhou and formed a new fleet.

Moreover, the Northeast Army had a relatively mature chariot force at that time.

Most of them are equipped with French Renault ft17 tanks, as well as the m1917 tanks produced by the United States. The armor capabilities and thickness of these tanks are far greater than that of Japanese Type 92 tanks, but unfortunately, these eventually fell into the hands of the Japanese.

It can be said that the fall of the Northeast was the biggest failure in the international situation at that time.

Of course, these are all on the surface, including the minerals in the Northeast, materials, cash, etc. left by the Northeast Army, and countless other materials.

Moreover, various minerals are important targets for the plunder of the Japanese.

For example, the iron ore in Lushunkou and the coal mine in Hulan County are important targets of the Japanese.

So after seeing the granary of the Japanese in Hulan County, the Dragon Boat Festival and the Japanese in Chira went to the mine outside the city.

The Kira Devils led two teams of guards and two platoons of puppet troops.

Colonel Kira said: Although the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces suffered heavy damage in the previous Iron Barrel Plan, there were still some residual rebels moving in the wild mountains. So in order to ensure the safety of the Dragon Boat Festival, he brought more people.

The Dragon Boat Festival sat in the car and looked back slightly at the Japanese riding in front and behind him, thinking: "It seems that the Chunjiang Good Guerrillas have good combat power, otherwise Kira would not be so careful."

But the journey was safe and there was no ambush.

Kira flatteredly: "These rebels all know Sato's power, so they hid."

But Dragon Boat Festival doesn't think so. If it were him, he wouldn't stay in the wilderness day by day.

Of course, if he had no choice but to have no source of information, he would choose to wait for the countryside.

Although this method is stupid, I have to say that it is indeed a method.

However, it is obvious that Chunjiang’s good guerrillas don’t need this. They at least have eyeliners in Hulan County, otherwise they would not have come to Gao Yanan when he arrived at Dragon Boat Festival.

So the Dragon Boat Festival concluded that the ambush should happen on their way back.

When they leave the city, the anti-Japanese allies' eyeliners will immediately report to the anti-Japanese allies, and after receiving the message, the anti-Japanese allies will choose the best place to ambush.

So the way back may not be peaceful, and he doesn't want to go back to Dragon Boat Festival. Because he felt that things in Dalian might not be able to be covered, and someone would come to him sooner or later. So it would be better to pretend to die again, making Sato Hideo a mystery.

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At the same time, Jiang Mulingzi in Dalian found a clue, and Sato Hideo and his wife actually got on the train to Hulan County.

Although the murder case in the laboratory is still not confirmed to be related to Sato Hideo, Jiang Mu Lingko brought Yamamoto Nii. With this person who knows Sato Hideo, then it is clear whether Sato Hideo is true or false.

So after receiving the news that he went to Hulan County on Dragon Boat Festival, Jiang Mulingzi immediately rushed to Hulan County with his people.

Instead of taking the train, they drove two cars and could arrive in Hulan County in about an hour.

But at this moment, Dragon Boat Festival and Kira had already arrived at the mine.

The coal mine is located in a col surrounded by steep peaks and dense forests.

The valley is very large, covering an area of ​​at least dozens of acres, facing north and south. On one side of the valley is a large pile of coal. Although trucks transport coal away every day, due to the accelerated plunder of the Japanese, the coal mined is still piled up more and more.

On the other side, there are the Japanese living area and rows of miners' dormitories.

Since there were hundreds of people living in the mine, the Japanese, puppet troops, and the miners about 600, the entire mine building complex was like a small town.

On the south side of the mine, under a small hill that is not very high, are slanted mine caves.

At the entrance of the mine are placed one by one, a group of mine carts pieced together from wood.

The minecart is empty above, and it is lined up in a row waiting for the minecart below to come up.

The pale-faced workers were resting with the mine cart, while the puppet troops holding whips on both sides kept shouting the workers in the mine to push the mine cart loaded with coal up quickly.

The Japanese in the distance were also scolding, not caring about the already tired and breathless miner.

They were all caught in the mine, saying they were paying money, but after working for several months or even half a year, no one got a penny, and many people died.

The dead were either thrown by the Japanese behind the mountain or dig a big hole and throw everyone into the big hole.

Some people even get sick and not die, but are thrown into a pit and let them die.

The Japanese are not so kind-hearted and even go to ask the doctor to see you. Being sick in the mine will mean death.

"Ahem!"

At this time, a worker who had just left the mine coughed violently, and after a moment, he actually coughed up a mouthful of blood with black dust.

This is a common problem among many coal miners.

But he did not dare to be discovered because if the Japanese knew that he had lost his ability to work, even if he was not killed, he would reduce his food supply, or even not provide, waiting for him to starve to death.

When the miners around him saw their coworkers coughing up blood, they quickly pushed the mine cart harder to protect their coworkers from being discovered.

Otherwise, they all knew that once the Japanese knew that someone had pneumoconiosis, they would definitely reduce the other party's food supply until the other party was weak and died.

They have seen such things too much, so when they find that someone around them is sick, they will cover each other until they can’t cover them and lie down and be pulled away by the Japanese.

Of course, the Japanese would never say that they were throwing them to the foot of the mountain or into a mass grave, but would say that they would take them to treat.
Chapter completed!