"What's more, if we have weapons, does the Chinese army have no?

And don’t you see that the individual weapons they carry are more advanced and sophisticated than ours. If we use the weapons, we will only lose even worse!"

Speaking of this, Ricci spread his hands in a very decadent manner and said, "These damn Chinese guys are not easy to mess with."

“That’s true.”

Mike sighed and nodded deeply, saying, "These Chinese guys are really not easy to mess with, they are not the Chinese army we imagine."

"Since that's the case, there's no need to continue."

O'Ginlake said with a dark face: "That's the end of the matter, Mike, go and mediate immediately with the Americans. It's time to see enough of these damn Americans."

O'Ginlake really felt ashamed of shame and anger at this moment. This time, he really lost the rice without losing it.

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"yes!"

The leader said a message, and Mike responded quickly and pushed open the car door and jumped out of the car.

At this moment, Patton and Sutherland, who were watching the fun not far away, were also confused. Things were completely beyond their imagination.

"Mr. Commander, I'm not dazzled?"

Chief of Staff Sutherland rubbed his eyes, revealing a ghostly look and said, "The British Allied Forces, which had more than 10,000, were completely lying down by the Chinese Expeditionary Force, which was more than 3,000?"

"Although I'm reluctant to admit it, it's true."

Patton rubbed his forehead and sighed: "And it is obvious that the Chinese Expeditionary Force did it on purpose. They were going to use such a huge gap in force to slap the British in the face!"

"The result is really incredible. I don't understand how the Chinese Expeditionary Force did it?"

Sutherland shook his head vigorously and said, "It is obvious that these Chinese soldiers are far inferior to those of the British, and their total strength is so different, but the final result is that the British army is completely defeated."

"It seems that we all underestimated this Chinese Expeditionary Force that came to support."

After pondering for a while, Patton nodded thoughtfully and said, "The Japanese beat the British in Southeast Asia, but the Chinese Expeditionary Force led by Yang Fan can kill the Japanese in Myanmar, which is enough to show a lot of things."

Speaking of this, Patton paused and said, "Before this, I insisted that the reason why the British army was defeated by the Japanese in the Southeast Asian battlefield was because they were too proud and underestimated the enemy!

The reason why the Japanese were defeated by the Chinese Expeditionary Force on the Myanmar battlefield was that they were also because of underestimating the enemy or accidental events mixed with certain factors.

But now, I finally understand why President Roosevelt had tried to bring in this Chinese reinforcements, because it was indeed an army with very strong combat power.

Maybe they can really help us defeat Rommel’s Legion!”

"Your Excellency Commander, don't rush to draw conclusions like this, right? After all, this is just a fight, and it's still very different from a real war."

Sutherland looked at Patton in confusion, really not understanding how Patton's attitude changed so quickly.

After a little pondering, Sutherland then said:

"After all, the battle is not the ability to fight alone and barely-handed fighting. The most important thing is the excellent weapon and equipment of the armies of both sides, the control ability of technical equipment, and the tactical guidance ability of the commander.

In this regard, the Chinese Expeditionary Force is definitely not as good as the British army, and our US army, not to mention Rommel's German-Italy coalition."

"No, no, you still haven't understood."

Patton shook his head with certainty and said, "Everything will not exist in isolation. We need to see the essence through phenomena.

I didn't think about that before, but now I figured it out. It would definitely not be that simple if the Chinese Expeditionary Force was valued by President Roosevelt and General Marshall, and would offend the British."

"General Patton, General Sutherland!"

At this moment, Mike, chief of staff of the British 8th Army, hurried over, said straight to the point after saying hello to Patton and Sutherland, "I think it's time to come forward to stop this big fight."

Patton smiled and said, "General Mike, we wanted to stop this fight from the beginning. We didn't want some minor conflicts to cause discord within the Allied forces, but you should also see that the Chinese army does not accept the mediation of our American military police at all."

Patton made the blame very carefully and washed himself clean.

Mike frowned and said, "After all, this Chinese army was transferred from you in the United States. Shouldn't they listen to you?"

Patton spread his hands unsupportedly and said, "Sadly, I really don't know what to do. This Chinese army was reinforcements invited by President Roosevelt, not transferred by orders.

If it was the American army, I really only needed one order and they had to stop obediently, but this Chinese army was not my subordinate.

General Mike, please understand that my orders do not work.”

Hearing these quarrels that were not related to one's own high, Mike frowned even more and said angrily, "General Patton, since you can't make the decision, then let's find someone who can manage the Chinese army now. Find that damn Chinese commander Yang Fan!"

However, at this moment, a very disharmonious voice came: "General Mike, I'm afraid there is no need to find Yang Fan."

Mike suddenly became a little confused, turned his head and glared, "General Sutherland, what do you mean?"

"General Mike, don't get me wrong, it's not what you meant."

Sutherland shook his head helplessly, then pointed his hand and said, "You will understand when you look forward!"

"What? Why is this happening?"

Mike looked in the direction of Sutherland's finger for no reason and was stunned in an instant.

I saw that in the moment of negotiation, the scene of the gang fight in front had stopped. More than 10,000 British Allied Forces were all lying on the ground, and no one was standing.

The scene in front of me was spectacular. More than 5,000 British troops were all lying down, and there were more than 1,000 Canadian troops, more than 2,000 Indian troops, more than 2,000 non-military troops, and hundreds of New Zealand troops. More than 10,000 people were all lying on the ground, and no one could stand.

No, it should be said that there are still many standing, but they are either the majestic Chinese Expeditionary Force, or the British Allied Forces and the US Army who only dare to stand in the distance to watch!

In addition, there are many Chinese journalists taking photos with their cameras, posing at various tricky angles without any moral integrity.
Chapter completed!