When the war in southern Anhui was in full swing, the Eighth Route Army, far away in Shaanxi, also began to prepare for the New Year. Perhaps the new commander of the North China Front Army had not yet taken office, and the originally speculated air strike did not seem to have occurred.

The various units of the Shanxi Expeditionary Army, which bordered the Eighth Route Army, seemed to be able to feel that the New Year approached, and the Eighth Route Army's movements seemed to have become much smaller. This made Itagaki Seishiro, who was currently suffering from insufficient troops, also felt relieved.

The Zhengtai Railway, which was bombed in the previous battle of the New Taiyuan, is currently under urgent repair. However, judging from the current repair progress, I think it will take at least a few months before this railway connecting Shanxi and North China can be completed.

Compared with the war in the south, the Central China Front Army also launched an attack on Hefei, Anhui and other places while attacking southern Anhui. This made Chiang Kai-shek, who originally wanted to sit in the mountains and watch the tiger fight, could only strictly order the troops to block the Japanese army's edge.

Although the previous Nanjing beheading battle made the Central China Front Army lose a lot of face. However, while the Central China Front Army was deploying the battle to encircle and suppress the New Fourth Army in southern Anhui, the other main force also advanced into Bengbu and other places in Anhui.

The 10th Division of the Japanese Army, which was a member of the North China Front Army, also launched an attack on Shandong. The Central Army and the Eighth Route Army were also paying close attention to the Japanese army's intention to open up the Jinpu Railway and connect the two battlefields of North China and Central China.

On the other hand, He Zhengdao, who was far away in Yulin, received information from the headquarters and quickly made a judgment that the Japanese army would attack Xuzhou. In fact, He Zhengdao also truly realized that his arrival had really changed a lot of history that should have been.

Faced with such a situation, Lao Jiang, who was also a little nervous about the troops in his hands, was also hesitating whether to transfer the Eighth Route Army into Shandong to fight. But in the eyes of many generals, it is easy to ask for the gods and is afraid that it is difficult to send the gods.

The most important thing is that the Central Army is now starting the war in southern Anhui, and the Central Army first set up the Eighth Route Army. As for the Eighth Route Army, I hope that the Central Army in Anhui can cooperate with the New Fourth Army to fight, it is powerless.

Now, I want the Eighth Route Army to cooperate with them in the battle, so how can Chiang Kai-shek speak?

Considering that the war in the future may also burn to the area bordering Henan and Shaanxi, He Zhengdao advised the headquarters that guerrillas could be sent to start activities in Henan, preparing for the next battle in Henan.

Even if He Zhengdao knew, doing so might attract the vigilance of the Central Army stationed in Henan. But in his opinion, once the Battle of Xuzhou begins, Henan's location will become very important. The Eighth Route Army also needs to expand its base area a little.

In addition, the troops rotated next year can completely replace the main division of the Eighth Route Army currently in Shanxi, or simply advance directly into North China. Establish a base behind enemy lines in Hebei and Shandong and other occupied areas.

As for the column's plan next year, it will also recommend the bases behind enemy lines in Shanxi, Chaji, and Hebei. For the future recovery of Suiyuan and Datong, aiming the troops at Rehe, Chahar and other places. This will also effectively ensure the safety of the Shaanxi base.

When the war in southern Anhui was about to begin, He Zhengdao, who was far away in Yulin, received a telegram from another special forces team to Beiping. The anti-traitor team composed of the second team had successfully arrived in Beiping City.

Compared with the special forces team sent to southern Anhui, it was to retaliate against the crimes committed by the Japanese army in Nanjing. This special forces team entering Peking was a retaliation against the previous bombing of Yan'an by the North China Front Army.

The special forces teams heading to Peking, the task they were to assassinate the Provisional Government of the Republic of China that the North China Front Army had just supported. In He Zhengdao's view, these hard-core traitors and traitors should be killed more than Japanese devils.

Although the Japanese will support others to come to power even if they kill these people. But in He Zhengdao's view, as long as they kill these senior officials of the pseudo-government, they will be able to intimidate a group of businessmen and celebrities who have some influence in the Republic of China.

At least we must let these people know that holding the Japanese thighs is also a high-risk thing. Once they become famous, the special forces team with the pseudonym "Eighth Route Army Anti-Traits Team" will come to them for their lives.

Looking at the telegram sent, He Zhengdao said directly: "The Second Team of Telegram, in addition to assassinating these big traitors, this time, we can also create some chaos in Peking, so that the Japanese can know the consequences of provoking us.

After the assassination mission is completed, the special operations team will remember to reconnaissance the Japanese troops in North China and the garrisoning tasks of various local troops. The next combat plan will be followed by corresponding instructions after this mission is completed.”

With the issuance of He Zhengdao's order, the Second Saber Team that infiltrated Beiping City also began to reconnaise these senior pseudo-government officials. During the reconnaissance, the special forces members sensitively discovered that there seemed to be another group of people monitoring these people.

When the telegram was sent back, He Zhengdao said directly: "Tele to the Second Team, don't bother these people. If nothing unexpected happens, these people should be members of the Central Military Revival Society. Some people hate these big traitors more than us!

Next, keep a close eye on the actions of these members of the Fuxing Society. Once they launch an assassination operation, they can provide secret support. Even when eliminating these traitors in the later stage, they can also put credit on the Fuxing Society.

Although this kind of credit will help increase our popularity, it is better for us to be more low-key. Since Fuxing Society has taken the blame for us, why don’t we be more beautiful!”

Listening to He Zhengdao's words, political commissar Xiao Jinguang said in a little puzzled manner: "Since that's the case, why do we still have to send special operations teams to Peking to fight against the traitors? Isn't this just warnings and retaliation against the Japanese?"

Facing Xiao Jinguang's words, He Zhengdao smiled bitterly and said, "Political Commissar, do you think with the virtue of the Japanese, they will be afraid of such revenge? In my opinion, as long as we can achieve our goal, we can show less attention in some places.

Although pushing the credit to the Fuxing Society will make this spy organization famous. But accordingly, the Japanese spy organizations in Peking and North China will definitely make every effort to crack down on the Fuxing Society's intelligence station in North China.

In a sense, in addition to losing a little fame, our goal has been achieved. In any case, in North China, the strength of our party and our army is still quite different from that of the North China Front Army.

The most important thing is that the Japanese army has a stronger Kanto Army unit in the Northeast. I dare say that the troops that confront our column in the future are probably the Kanto Army, which is known as the strongest Japanese army.

Therefore, the fewer people know about the Saber Special Forces, the better. What's more, as long as the Japanese occupy such a large area as North China, I believe there are still people who are willing to praise their stinky feet. Traitors will not be killed in a short time."

As a special force of the Eighth Route Army, in He Zhengdao's opinion, if it is unnecessary, this force cannot be exposed casually. This is why, the current affairs about saber are limited to the reason that a very small number of people know.

Another thing that He Zhengdao was always wary of was that after the Japanese learned of the combat mode of the special forces, they believed that they would vigorously develop such elite troops. Therefore, the longer this killer weapon is, the better.

After He Zhengdao forwarded the information to the Central Committee and the Eighth Route Army headquarters and reported his ideas to the Central Committee and the Headquarters, both Mao Taizu and General Zhu agreed and affirmed He Zhengdao's actions.

Even in this telegram, He Zhengdao said that the main divisions of the Eighth Route Army behind enemy lines could develop armed forces behind enemy lines under the basis of the existing guard forces of each division, and go deep into rural guerrilla leaders and guide the war of resistance.

In this way, a squad and platoon will be the backbone of the division guards and reconnaissance units. If it is sent to the guerrillas, it may become the captain of a guerrilla team. At the same time, the guerrilla team will be led to the regular troops.

Once the time is ripe, these guerrillas can also support the main forces and play a greater role behind enemy lines. It seems that the main divisions have fewer military backbones, but in fact they have obtained more guerrilla troops with improved combat effectiveness.

This proposal was soon recognized by the Eighth Route Army Headquarters. Compared with sending large troops deep into some dangerous enemy-occupied areas, the chance of being exposed will be much smaller than sending such military backbones to enter the enemy's backbone.

In addition, these armed forces teams can better control and guide the guerrillas formed in various places when they go deep behind enemy lines. When fighting small groups of Japanese and puppet troops, the guerrillas will also have more possibilities for victory.

In this way, under the advocacy of He Zhengdao, the special troops of the Eighth Route Army, were also in the process of being formed in advance. The decentralization of these elite regular military backbones also helped to enhance the combat strength of various guerrilla areas.

On the other hand, the column has actually been doing this for a long time. Currently, there are at least one squad of military backbones in the enemy-behind guerrillas active in Xinzhou, Shuozhou, Datong and other places. The combat effectiveness of these guerrillas has caused great headaches for the local Japanese and puppet troops.

It can be said that the existence of these guerrillas behind enemy lines made the Japanese and puppet troops stationed in various cities in Shanxi rarely concentrate on dealing with regular columns facing them. In a sense, the guerrillas shared the pressure of regular troops.

If this model can be promoted among the guerrillas under the jurisdiction of the main divisions of the Eighth Route Army, He Zhengdao believes that it will make the Japanese army in all parts of North China more troubled. Similarly, it can also train more soldiers proficient in guerrilla warfare for the Eighth Route Army.

As an advocate and practitioner of guerrilla warfare, Mao Taizu undoubtedly highly recognized He Zhengdao's suggestion. Combining frontal combat with guerrilla warfare is the most suitable combat principle for the Eighth Route Army.

The Eighth Route Army Headquarters forwarded the guidance documents for establishing the armed forces behind enemy lines and were in several main divisions in the enemy-occupied areas. With these military backbones, they could also effectively control the guerrillas.
Chapter completed!