The military chief is no stranger to Bai Yi's "drag" tactic. He is even a master at applying the "drag" tactic to the extreme. But people like Bai Yi, like profiteers, count people to their core.

This is the first time that the armaments chief has seen the "drag" tactic.

Immediately I felt, well, Comrade Xiaobai is very good and very to my liking.

So without even thinking about picking up the phone on the table, I called Borowski, the Soviet master in North Korea, explaining that the wreckage of the H-19 helicopter was too large and vehicle transportation was not easy, and now the continued air strikes by the US military made it even more difficult.

Transportation became extremely difficult, so the Soviet Union was asked to help solve the air defense problem so that the H-19 helicopter could be transported smoothly.

After Borowski learned of the situation, he didn't dare to delay. You must know that at this moment, the chief designer of the newly established Miri Design Bureau, Mikhail Miri, was sitting in the duty room of the Equipment Bureau of the Soviet Ministry of Defense, waiting for news from him.

In fact, it’s no wonder that Mili was so anxious. On the Labor Day that just passed, he and other military industry experts were cordially received by Stalin. At the dinner that followed, Stalin highly publicized the Mi-1 designed by Mili.

Helicopters, but before Miri could be happy for long, Stalin changed the subject and warned Miri not to focus on small helicopters, but hoped that he could develop a helicopter large enough to carry an intensive class.

Stalin's words were orders, imperial edicts, and truth, and must be obeyed unconditionally. So Mili didn't even wait for the Labor Day celebration dinner to end, and hurried back to his design bureau, held a meeting overnight, and began to invest in the development of large transport helicopters.

Go in it.

However, a complex aircraft like a helicopter cannot be created just by enthusiasm and someone's words. So as expected, the development work of Miri fell into a bottleneck not long after it started. However, God was kind to Miri.

Just as he was struggling to break through the technical bottleneck, news came from North Korea thousands of kilometers away that made him extremely excited:

The Volunteer Army captured the extremely complete wreckage of an H-19.

Milidon immediately felt that the wreckage of the helicopter was his wish to fulfill Stalin's instructions, so without thinking, he went to the Equipment Bureau of the Ministry of National Defense, used Stalin's name as a banner, and forced the Equipment Bureau to contact China for him.

, when he did not receive a satisfactory answer, he simply refused to leave at the Equipment Bureau, showing the momentum of not giving up until he achieved his goal.

The heads of the Equipment Bureau were also helpless. After all, they were working so hard to complete Stalin's mission. Who could say anything? Who dared to say anything? They could only take the trouble to contact everyone in order to remove this dog-skin plaster as soon as possible.

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The hard work paid off, and I finally got the exact reply today. This made Miri so excited that he almost cried. He couldn't think of anything else. Anyway, he was already in the Ministry of National Defense, so he simply ran to the Deputy Chief of Staff in charge of the Air Force.

After crying for a while, not to mention, after he did this, the Soviet deputy chief of staff actually ordered the Soviet air force stationed in North Korea to go south to Tieyuan to escort the wreckage of the H-19 helicopter.

The Soviet pilots did not know the complicated conversion process behind this. Anyway, they thought that they were driving the MiG-15 and escorting the convoy back to the north of the 38th parallel. They would not encounter any combat missions at all. It was so easy.

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However, when the Soviet pilots drove the MiG-15 in an aviation spirit and followed the guidance provided by China to the so-called escort area, they discovered that this was not where they were asked to escort the transport convoy of H-19 helicopters.

They were clearly asked to die for those on the Tieyuan front line.

Because the escort airspace was nowhere else but the front line of the battle close to the main position of Neutron Mountain.

Seeing this, the Soviet pilots almost greeted the 18th generation ancestors of the Chinese navigator who was guiding them. They had seen deceitful people, but never such deceptions.

So these Soviet pilots thought about returning home and retreating. However, the U.S. Air Force, which was responsible for air support at the front line of Neutron Mountain, did not know what these Soviet fighters were doing. When they saw them coming with murderous intent, they thought they were providing air defense to the volunteers in the position.

Covered.

Without saying a word, three F-86 twin formations pounced on the enemy. Now the Soviet pilots couldn't leave even if they wanted to. They quickly braced themselves and started a fierce air battle with the US Air Force over Tieyuan.

It would be fine if that was all. After all, they had been hostile to each other on the Korean battlefield for nearly a year. There had already been a certain tacit understanding between the American and Soviet pilots. As long as the American pilots knew that they were not here to cause trouble, it would still be possible to return home safely.

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However, what these Soviet pilots never expected was that when they were fighting fiercely with US fighter jets, the Chinese Air Force's MiG-15 formation, which had been ambushing in the clouds first, suddenly shot out from high altitude like tigers descending from the mountain.

Directly attack the US military attack fleet that has lost its fighter escort.

Immediately, they were like tigers entering the flock of sheep, killing them with loud explosions and flying everywhere, which was very majestic.

The U.S. pilots who were fighting with the Soviet fighter planes had not yet made a fatal move. When they saw this, their eyes were bloodshot and they rushed and hit the Soviet fighter planes like crazy.

Now the Soviet pilots could do nothing without exerting all their strength, so the sky above Tieyuan was completely turned into a mess.

The combat aircraft in the sky were entangled, which was equivalent to restraining one of the fists of the US military. This made Tang Jixian, who had just lost the Neutron Mountain position and retreated in embarrassment, take a breath of pride. At this moment, a certain main force group was sent over

The reserve team was also in place, so Tang Jixian immediately led his troops to rush towards Zhongzi Mountain again.

Immediately, guns and artillery fired across the entire Neutron Mountain, flying in single directions. The two sides were fighting on the small hilltop in darkness, with no light from the sun or the moon. Finally, the American troops in the south could no longer hold on, leaving behind a large number of corpses.

Withdrew...

Seeing the burnt Stars and Stripes on Neutron Mountain being kicked by Chinese soldiers, and the broken but bright red flag being re-erected, General Van Fleet, the commander of the Eighth Army who was supervising the battle at the front, could no longer restrain himself.

He suppressed the anger in his heart and smashed the telescope in his hand into pieces.

He immediately picked up the phone on the table, and after being connected, he said regardless: "General Ridgway, we can't go on like this. You must give me more cannons, planes and ammunition. I've had enough of those annoying people."

Yellow-skinned monkeys must use the most violent artillery fire and burning steel to tear them apart completely!"

Admiral Ridgway on the other end of the phone seemed surprised by Van Fleet's request. He was silent for a long time and then asked: "General Van Fleet, are you crazy?"
Chapter completed!