Long Jia frowned and said, "With that being said, we should try our best to be careful."

Speaking of this, Long Jia said again: "After all, the radar station is a big deal."

When grandpa mentioned the radar station in the ancestral grave mountain, the young man's face finally became serious, he nodded and said, "What do you mean by grandpa?"

Long Jia thought for a while and said, "From today on the start of your Self-Defense Force, your self-defense Force will patrol continuously for twelve hours, focusing on patrolling the periphery of the ancestral grave mountain. The team members who do not patrol will be on standby at any time."

The young man said, "Grandpa, do you need to patrol at night?"

"We need to patrol." Long Armor said unquestionably, "and no slight slack of slack."

The young man said, "Grandpa, I'll go to the office now and I will definitely protect the radar station."

"Well, go." Long Jia thought about it and said, "From tonight, you don't go home. You can deal with anything you have when you have," he said.

"Okay." The young man turned around and left.

Watching the grandson disappear, Long Jia sighed and murmured: "I hope I'm thinking too much."

...

Long Jia is not alone in worrying about the safety of the radar station.

There is also someone who is more worried about the safety of the radar station than Long Jia, and this person is Zhong Yi.

Even though the 13th Japanese Division had launched an offensive and even if the Japanese Guard Division had advanced towards Yiwu, Zhong Yi still did not forget the safety of the radar station.

"You must pay attention to the radar station." Zhong Yi said to Yu Liangzhen, "Duke Liang, be careful of the Japanese attacks."

"Zi Ren, don't worry, everything has been arranged." Yu Liangzhen said, "I have asked Tang Shizun to send troops to garrison, and there will definitely be no problems."

Zhong Yi said: "But I'm still a little worried."

"Okay." Yu Liangzhen spread his hands and said, "Then I will call Tang Shizun again."

After saying that, Yu Liangzhen walked to the side and grabbed the phone and said, "Check me the 23rd Army."

After a while, the phone was connected, and Yu Liangzhen said loudly: "Hey, is Commander-in-Chief Tang? I, Yu Liangzhen."

"It turned out to be Chief Yu." Tang Shizun's strong Sichuan accent immediately came from the other end of the phone, "Do you dare to ask Chief Yu if you have any instructions?"

"That's right." Yu Liangzhen said, "The radar station in Zufenshan, Huzhen is very important. Your 27th Army must pay attention to protecting the radar station. Is there no problem?"

"No problem." Tang Shizun slapped her chest on the other end of the phone, and said, "I, Tang Shizun, use the head of my neck to guarantee you that there is nothing wrong with the radar station in the ancestral grave mountain."

"Okay, Commander-in-Chief Tang is here. When the war is over, I will ask for credit for all the soldiers of your 23rd Army!" Yu Liangzhen put down the phone after saying that, and turned around and said to Zhong Yi, "Zi Ren, you should rest assured now, right?"

Zhong Yi nodded, turned his gaze to the staff present, and said, "Continue the sand table operation."

The dozen combat staff who stopped became busy again and placed war games or models representing the Japanese and national troops on the sand table.

Wargame deduction is underway.

Regarding the third Zhejiang-Fujian Battle, the Zhejiang-Fujian War Zone has already done a lot of ten deductions.

Based on the basis of war chess deduction, the Zhejiang-Fujian War Zone has also made sufficient preparations.

But being prepared is one thing, and whether it can be truly performed in actual combat is another matter!

Another thing is that no one can guarantee that there were no important clues in previous military chess deductions, so Zhong Yi decided to do another deduction.

Zhong Yi said: "The general combat guidelines of the Japanese army are completely predictable, and there will definitely be no big difference from the previous two Zhejiang-Fujian battles. It should be done by cutting off the Zhejiang-Jiangxi highway. The specific step is to first seize the central Zhejiang region centered on Xinsheng and Yiwu."

"And using Xinsheng and Yiwu as bait to lure our army to fight against the hills in central Zhejiang."

"Our army's tactics are also clear, that is, we will never fight the decisive battle with the Japanese army in the northern Zhejiang plain and the hills in central Zhejiang. We will only defend the Yinjiang River, and the main force will retreat to western Zhejiang. Relying on the complex mountainous terrain in western Zhejiang and the support of the 1st Aviation Division, we will carry out elastic defenses against the Japanese army."

"The Japanese army's intention to lure our army to fight against it in the hills in central Zhejiang is destined to fail."

"Once this intention cannot be achieved, the Japanese army faces two options."

"One possibility is to station Xinsheng and Yiwu on the spot, adopt the bunker tactics to stalemate our army, trap Yinjiang to death through long-term siege, drag our army to death, and eventually attack Yinjiang, and at the same time seek a decisive battle with our main force."

"The other possibility is to continue to advance westward and fight with our main force in the mountainous area of ​​western Zhejiang."

"But at present, the second possibility is not great, because the mountainous area in western Zhejiang is more conducive to defense. Our army can also obtain nearby fire support from the 1st Aviation Division based on the mountainous area in western Zhejiang. The Japanese army cannot fully utilize the advantages of the fire layer. Therefore, I judge that the possibility of the Japanese army adopting the first tactic will be greater."

"So the focus of this wargame deduction is the stalemate between Zhejiang and Central."

"What will happen if the Japanese army uses Xinsheng and Yiwu as a support to stalemate with me?"

"If the Japanese army digs extensively and tries to cut off traffic, how should our army deal with it?"

"If the Japanese army adopts a cage policy, will our army have enough ability to ship mobile warfare?"

"Let me talk about the first question first. Once the Japanese army decides to stalemate with me in Xinsheng, Yiwu area, what will happen? How will the eight divisions of the 13th Army be deployed?"

Accompanied by Zhong Yi's oral narration, the war room quickly became busy.

...

Let’s talk about the 23rd Army.

Since the 23rd Army headed to the battlefield in Zhejiang and Fujian, it has been stationed in Longyou County for rest and rest.

Today, the 23rd Army has been resting in Longyou County for more than four months.

Compared to when I first arrived at the Zhejiang-Fujian War Zone more than four months ago, the changes in the 23rd Army can only be described in one word, that is, transformation!

The first change of troops organization.

The organization of the 23rd Army Group has not changed much, and it still has the 21, 23 and 50 armies under its jurisdiction.

Among them, the 21st Army has two divisions under its jurisdiction, the 23rd Army has two divisions under its jurisdiction, the 148,167th Division, the 50th Army has three divisions under its jurisdiction, the 7th Division, and the 144,145th Division.

What changes is the strength of each division.

There are many types of national army organization. The highest-standard A division is like the Central Military Academy Teaching Corps, which has a total force of nearly 30,000, which is larger than the organization of one army!

The second-level Division B has six regiments under the third brigade.

The 7 divisions of the 23rd Army belong to the B Division.

The first-level Division C had only two brigades and four regiments, and the three divisions of the Eighth Route Army were the C division, which only had two brigades and four regiments. In any case, the Ministry of Military Affairs only recognized four regiments of two brigades.
Chapter completed!