"But, the commander, the Americans seem to support the Chinese. If we use force against Myanmar, the consequences will probably be unimaginable." Lieutenant General Slim was a little worried.

After all, the British Empire is no longer as bad as before. Even if the support of Americans is needed, they can survive. If they offend Americans, they may not be able to survive. This is the most deadly thing.

As for whether they could beat the Japanese and Japanese rescue, General Slim had never thought about this. In his opinion, the combat effectiveness of the British army was much stronger than the Japanese and Japanese rescue. Although they were chased by the Japanese in Myanmar before, they had already voluntarily forgotten this shame. In other words, they believed that being defeated by the Japanese was just an accident. The reason why the Japanese could defeat the Japanese was completely because they received strong support from the United States. The support they received was no worse than the Japanese rescue. Therefore, there was no reason for them to lose to the Japanese.

"Americans? Humph! Although those guys gave us great support in this war, they have always been uneasy. If it weren't for their provocation, the Chinese might not have had such courage. However, we are also allies of the United States, and our role is much greater than those of the Chinese. Americans cannot have had the trouble with us for those of the Chinese." Admiral Weiville looked confident.

Although Lieutenant General Slim was a little worried, he still recognized General Wewell's point of view. After all, in their concepts, even if Britain and the United States have differences and contradictions, they are at least allies of the same language and race! No matter how good the relationship is, they must be closer than the Americans and the Chinese. How could Americans stand completely on the side of the Chinese and not support them?

"General Stanley, send your troops and prepare for attack. Of course, the scale should not be too large. A brigade of troops is enough. If the Chinese are vulnerable, send more troops into Myanmar and snatch Myanmar from the hands of those Chinese." General Weiville ordered. He believed that in the face of the British army's active attack, the anti-Japanese rescue would definitely not dare to exchange fire with them. Those Chinese have always been to bow down in front of them. It would be very easy for them to take down Myanmar.

"Yes, Your Excellency Commander." Lieutenant General Slim nodded.

Lieutenant General Slim's 15th Army has three infantry divisions, namely the 5th, 7th Indian Division and the 81st West African Division. Because the size of the British Army is relatively large, after the war broke out, the British Army expanded on a large scale, and it was also a unit composed of colonial soldiers and British Army officers. To put it bluntly, it was a unit composed of colonial artillery fire led by British officers. Such a unit naturally could not be expected to have a combat effectiveness. Not only could it be far from being compared with the pure British Army, but it could not be compared with the enemy on the battlefield, and could only fight with the wind.

The British infantry division had three infantry brigades and an artillery brigade. There were battalions under the brigade, each with more than 1,000 people. The organization of the brigade was even smaller than the organization of the anti-Japanese regiment. One infantry division had only more than 13,000 people, and nearly 5,000 fewer than the one infantry division rescued by the anti-Japanese regiment.

The border between northwestern Myanmar and British India is the densely forested Patkai Mountain. After the anti-Japanese rescue and rescue control of the entire Myanmar, no troops were sent to enter these dense forests. Although there were some recommended roads built during the British colonial rule in the dense forests. However, the conditions inside the mountain were very bad, and the anti-Japanese rescue departments had to be supplemented and expanded. Therefore, they only sent scouts to enter the dense forest to guard the guard. The troops on the plains outside the mountain mainly guarded the intersection.

Xinbeiyan, a small town in northwestern Myanmar. However, because there is a simple road crossing the Patkai Mountains, the 4th Infantry Division of the Anti-Japanese Rescue deployed an infantry battalion of the 8th Infantry Regiment here. In the Hugang Valley, dozens of kilometers away from Xinbeiyan, there are other troops of the 8th Infantry Regiment.

The 4th Infantry Division's direct division troops were deployed in Myitkyina, on the Hugang Valley and Grape Plain to the north, and the 8th Infantry Regiment and the 12th Infantry Regiment were deployed respectively. As for the 4th Infantry Regiment, they were deployed in places west of Myitkyina and on standby.

In the dense forests of Mount Patkai, towering trees are one after another, and many big trees require several people to be surrounded by them. In the dense forest, there are countless poisonous insects, snakes and ants. If you don’t pay attention, you may die in it.

The recommended roads built by the British meanders meandered and circled in the dense forest. These recommended roads are only five meters wide and are mostly dirt roads. When it rains, even such dirt roads are much better than having no roads.

Originally, Mount Patkai was probably rarely visited. However, now, on the winding and simple road, there are thousands of British soldiers wearing short clothes and shorts uniforms. Of course, if you look closely, these British soldiers are not pure British people. Except for a few officers, a few British people with white skin, high noses and blue eyes, the rest of the soldiers are all black Indian A San wrapped in a headscarf.

Of course, these Indians are also white in terms of race. But perhaps because the weather in India is too hot and the sun is too poisonous, they are all black.

Now, the British soldiers were marching in the dense forest sweating profusely. The military uniforms were wet and stuck to their bodies, and they looked very embarrassed.

"ah!"

Suddenly, a scream sounded, causing a hint of panic in the British marching formation.

I saw that a big bearded Ah San had already fallen to the ground and twitched, and his mouth was foaming. Beside him, there was a cobra with a letter.

"Shet!"

A British officer couldn't help but curse, this was the eighth person whose company had been bitten to death by a poisonous snake after entering the jungle. He really didn't know how many people his troops could save after walking through the jungle.

The other Sanbing rushed forward and used a bayonet to tear the cobra to pieces, but the bitten Sanbing no longer had any noise.
Chapter completed!