1361 Hu Bin was there talking about the Indian soldiers to Patton. Patton heard it and felt it was feasible. Because there was also a problem with the source of American soldiers, so when he heard Hu Bin say this, he immediately started to think about it.

"No, Commander, if the British guerrillas pass by, we will not get many troops. Those Indians will surrender to them, and those who are British will not surrender to us in the United States!" Patton said to Hu Bin.

"Oh, why don't you say you won't be flexible? Think about it, if we fight now, those Indian soldiers will definitely resist. How do you fight? Kill them all? No way?" Hu Bin looked at Patton and said.

"But they will be captured by the British!" Patton said.

"Yes, but think about it, since Indian soldiers surrendered to the British, but during the war, we will not let them get close. The Indians know that they can surrender and surrender to you Americans. They will also think that sooner or later, will they go to the UK? There must be a beginning.

Also, there are millions of Indian soldiers in the prisoner-of-war camp now. The British want those soldiers on the battlefield. You can ask for those soldiers in the prisoner-of-war camp. Can they refuse you? Do they dare to force them to ask for them? Is it?

Let’s talk to them, there are also India and the source of troops. You can use this to talk to the British. This is not a problem!" Hu Bin said to Patton.

"Yes, yes, yes, commander, you are right!" Patton nodded repeatedly and said.

"I don't know what you two countries are doing. In theory, you can think of such a thing yourself, and you still need me to do it?" Hu Bin looked at Patton and said.

When Patton heard this, he nodded with a smile.

"The guerrillas asked them to go, reduce our casualties and increase our military resources. Why not do this? As long as we win, we can win this matter. What did you think of, report to you and make a decision. I feel that the people above you will not ignore this, right?" Hu Bin continued to look at Patton and said.

When Patton heard this, he nodded.

"Okay, let's go!" Hu Bin said to Patton, who followed Hu Bin out.

When they arrived at the room in Montgomery, Hu Bin told Montgomery that he agreed to their guerrillas to go there. However, the United States may have any conditions. They will go to talk to it themselves, and Hu Bin will not interfere.

Montgomery was also happy to hear Hu Bin say this, because in this way they could accept more prisoners. Those prisoners could become troops and protect their British kings with just a little tidying up.

Soon, Hu Bin and the others returned to the command center, and Patton also sent a telegram to Marshall and Roosevelt about the meeting between Hu Bin and Montgomery and the Indian soldiers mentioned before.

Hu Bin is still waiting for news from the front line. Until now, the heavy fog on the western front has not yet dissipated. Now I don’t know the specific combat results there, whether the Japanese troops have retreated, so everything needs to be waited.

At this time, in Marshall's office, Marshall saw Patton's telegram and was quite surprised. He had never thought about this before.

"Commander, I feel that Hu Bin is not completely content with kindness. I think Britain and China must have reached some agreement, so Hu Bin will help them like this!" An admiral looked at Marshall and said.

"I know everything you said, but now let's discuss whether the telegram sent by Patton is operational?" Marshall asked looking at them.

"Yes, absolutely, and, if possible, I am very much in favor of doing this, so we in the United States will not need so many troops.

Now that most of our country has been destroyed by Japan, many places need to be rebuilt. If other sources of troops can appear, it is the best. However, this requires our President and the King of England to discuss it. If the negotiation is completed, it is the best!" An admiral heard it and nodded and said.

"Yes, this will allow our last batch of recruits to go to the battlefield, especially in the European battlefield. I feel that it is feasible, and the UK will agree.

We also went to help them with Britain. The United States did not send troops, but the troops sent were relatively fewer, and most of them were used to fight with their Indian soldiers!" Another general heard it and spoke.

"Then we still have to thank Hu Bin for this matter!" Marshall heard it and looked at them and said.

"Maybe, but Hu Bin is definitely not determined to help us. He must have taken the benefits of the British!" a consultant said.

"The advantage must be that it is accepted. Hu Bin is the kind of person who cannot be invited without money. Moreover, his considerations can also be held true. He does not want our troops to suffer too much casualties. Once the casualties are too large, our United States will not be able to withstand it.

He has done something for us in the United States, and this is still worth affirming. Okay, I will go to see if he can talk to the King of England about this matter. We also hope to reduce the casualties of the troops. Fighting with Germany is not that easy to fight!" Marshall said.

When the others heard this, they nodded frequently, agreeing with his approach.

At the Presidential Palace, Roosevelt was also discussing this matter, and the staff agreed that when Roosevelt wanted to let the secretary inform Marshall, the secretary learned from the General Staff that Marshall was already rushing here.

Roosevelt heard it and nodded. He knew that Marshall must have agreed to the plan. Soon, Marshall arrived at Roosevelt and talked about this matter with Roosevelt!

On the Western Front, the fog began to dissipate, and the soldiers were holding guns in front. They could not go out yet, and they had to know the situation below the position before they could act.

"Top your guns, then come out, raise your hands, and kneel down!" The American soldiers lay in the trenches and shouted loudly. There could be seen people moving below here, but they didn't show up, they just hid there.

"Let's throw down the gun, don't shoot!" The Indian soldiers who could speak English in front of the position shouted loudly.

"We promise not to shoot, but you are not allowed to shoot. You'd better be sure of your surroundings. If someone wants to shoot, you'd better stop it, otherwise we'll shoot!" The American soldiers on the position shouted.

"We don't shoot, we don't shoot!" cried the Indian soldiers.

"Everyone comes out, raise your hands!" shouted the American soldiers, slowly, the Indian soldiers raised their hands and stood up.

"Some people went down and gathered the Indian soldiers to a safe place, and let our scouts go out. We must know where the Japanese troops went now!" Liang Chulong stood at the observation port and saw the Indian soldiers coming out, and immediately ordered them.

"We have ordered the scouts to go out long ago!" a staff officer said, and at this time, the chief of staff went downstairs to inspect the troops and returned!

"How is it?" Liang Chulong immediately asked when he saw that he was back.

"The morale of the soldiers is pretty good. Our 289th Division is estimated to be very good if the entire division has 2,000 people left. How many people are still counted now? It is estimated that the remaining 5,000 people are still available, which is quite good!" The Chief of Staff finished speaking and sighed!

"There are 5,000 people, so I am grateful to God. I sacrifice 7,000 people. I, I, I, I can accept it!" Liang Chulong stood there and spoke.

"It should be similar. There is no specific statistics on the hospital. However, the data sent this morning was about 3,000, and other brother troops, and more than 1,000. I guess the problem is not big!" The political commissar heard it from the side and spoke.

"Okay, as long as you live, it's good. If you are disabled, our country will support them and will not let them suffer grievances. If the country doesn't support them, I will support them. Brother Bin will support them!" Liang Chulong heard this and nodded and said.

"The Indian soldiers outside are surrendering now, many, Lao Liang, I just roughly estimated that there are 50,000 or 60,000!" said the Chief of Staff, looking at Liang Chulong.

"That's good. Tell the soldiers not to kill them or hit them. Alas, pitiful! It's pitiful! If China is destroyed, it will probably be similar to their Indians!" Liang Chulong explained to the Chief of Staff.

"Okay, I'll inform you and don't let them beat the prisoners, but it's hard to say anything from the United States!" The Chief of Staff said and looked at the American generals.

"Don't worry, we will restrain our soldiers and will not kill them, but we can't guarantee it when we fight!" said a division commander from the United States!

"Okay, just don't beat him to death!" Liang Chulong said.

He also knew that those Americans not only hated the Japanese, but also hated Indian soldiers, and Indian soldiers also killed them too much, so it was understandable that American soldiers would beat them after they surrendered!

"Thank you for understanding!" said a US division commander.

At this time, Liang Chulong continued to stand there and watch the situation outside. Now all the Indian soldiers were lined up at the request of soldiers from the Chinese and American countries and walked down the mountain, while the guns were gathered together by soldiers from the Chinese and American countries.

These weapons can be sold for money, and sometimes they can find that the Japanese are not required to take action by Chinese soldiers. The American soldiers will fire first, and they will not fire a single shot, but will directly send bullets to smash everyone. The Americans hate them.

"We are preparing to send a telegram to the military headquarters, Brother Bin, telling them that we are now accepting the surrender of Indian soldiers and the situation of the Japanese troops. We have dispatched scouts to investigate their situation!" Liang Chulong said to a staff officer beside him.
Chapter completed!