Before coming to the conference room, Pei Chengyi paid special attention to Premier Yan Jingyu who had met for the first time

Judging from appearance, Yan Jingyu and Wang Yuanqing are completely different. Wang Yuanqing's career was smooth sailing and did not encounter many ups and downs, thus forming a more ostentatious pound. His temperament gave people an aggressive feeling, and his every move revealed a strong confidence and tough attitude. Yan Jingyu's career was much more tortuous than Wang Yuanqing. From the grassroots to the central government, he experienced many hardships, thus forming a more restrained personality. He gave people a feeling of being ready to go, and his words and deeds were a sense of sophistication and depth.

At first glance, Pei Chengyi saw the common point between Yan Jingyu and Wang Yuanqing: Netyi.

There is no doubt that this is the key factor for Wang Yuanqing to focus on cultivating Yan Jingyu. Compared with Ye Zhisheng, Yan Jingyu's biggest feature is Net Yi. He never bows to his opponents, nor does he make concessions on principle issues. Ye Zhisheng, who also followed Wang Yuanqing for many years, lacks this personality. This is a big laugh with Ye Zhisheng's experience and the role he played around Wang Yuanqing. If Ye Zhisheng could have this characteristic, I am afraid Yan Jingyu would not be as glorious as he is now.

Personality determines concepts, concepts determine attitudes, and attitudes determine success or failure.

Pei Chengyi had to admire Wang Yuanqing's ability to employ and select people. Judging from the development of the Republic, it also required a strong head of state to achieve the convenience of Wang Yuanqing's ability to complete political reforms during his tenure.

After taking the seat, the Secretary of the Chief of Staff, Dongfang Wen and others brought the tea.

"There are all people here, let's start." Wang Yuanqing started the topic, "Everyone knows what happened today. Foreign Minister Yan Shanglong has made a solemn promise on behalf of the Republic. We will do our best to help Sikkim build the country. This afternoon, I had a separate meeting with Prime Minister Sikkim, and Deputy Prime Minister Ye Zhisheng was fully responsible for the specific matters of sending troops to Sikkim. We have sent a note to India through diplomatic channels, requiring India to make a formal reply within a week and come up with detailed withdrawal strategies. If it is not expected, the thugs will break out in a week. The war will break out if the thugs are not expected in a week.

Hearing the head of state, Pei Chengyi's brow jumped a few times.

Yuan Chenhao, who was sitting diagonally behind Pei Chengyi, also showed a look of surprise.

It was too hasty, and it was impossible to come up with a complete combat plan within a week.

"The situation may be worse, maybe it is more ideal." Wang Yuanqing smiled, looked at Yan Jingyu sitting on his right hand, and said, "Prime Minister Yan Jingyu is responsible for the negotiations with India. Prime Minister, please introduce the situation."

Pei Chengyi looked at Yan Jingyu again.

The work arrangements of Yan Jingyu and Ye Zhisheng clearly reflect the tendency of the head of state.

"The specific negotiations are still in progress. We have not received a reply from the Indian government. Yan Jingyu's voice is a bit hoarse, not as loud as Wang Yuanqing. "According to our analysis, India may make two choices. One is to agree to withdraw troops from Sikkim on the surface, but delay time in actual actions; the other is to directly refuse the request for withdrawal and strengthen the military to deal with the war. The key to whether India withdraws troops from Sikkim is not the Indian government, but the United States. At the United Nations General Assembly, the United States did not obstruct the vote to restore the status of Sikkim member states, but only voted against it in the vote.

The United States' intention is obvious, to use the Sikkim issue to provoke a war. In this case, the United States will definitely support India secretly. If there were room for a circle five years ago, Rurajapani might not be willing to go to war with us. But the situation is very different now, Rurajapani's influence in India is no longer as good as before. If the Indian Congress rejected the proposal to withdraw troops from Sikkim and even passed the war bill, Rurajapani would have no choice and we would have no choice. The Indian Congress is very sensitive to the Sikkim issue, and the traditional Indian forces that control the majority of the Congress seats will definitely not make concessions. As the head of state said, a week later, the war will break out. When will the war break out depends on our military preparations

Wang Yuanqing turned his attention to Xiang Yinghui. Since military issues were mentioned, it was Xiang Yinghui's turn to set up a fiction.

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"The most urgent task is to establish a war-oriented command organization as soon as possible." Xiang Yinghui paused for a moment. "After discussing with Pei Chengyi and others, I believe that establishing a front-line command center is not only more convenient and is enough to cope with various situations during the war. Since the war will begin soon, we should seize the time and implement affairs related to the front-line command as soon as possible, so as to formulate a war plan as soon as possible."

Hearing Xiang Yinghui's words, Pei Chengyi sighed secretly. The Chief of Staff was still too honest. Although the purpose of mentioning Pei Chengyi was to emphasize that Pei Chengyi was in the General Staff Department and let the head of state know that Pei Chengyi played a role, there was no need to do this in front of so many people.

Wang Yuanqing also heard Xiang Yinghui's implicit voice. He smiled and said, "Since that's the case, the General Staff will be responsible for this matter.

Xiang Yinghui nodded and turned his gaze to Pei Chengyi.

"The war plan involves all aspects. Because it requires the participation of other departments, especially various departments of the State Council, we have only a brief plan related to combat operations. Pei Chengyi looked back at Yuan Chenhao and said. "I returned to the General Staff. Most of the work was completed by Colonel Yuan Chenhao. He knows Ji Ge's thugs better, so let him introduce it to you."

Wang Yuanqing and others had known Yuan Chenhao for a long time, and were not surprised.

Yuan Chenhao's performance was much better than Pei Chengyi expected, at least not in front of so many leaders

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After walking onto the podium, Yuan Chenhao first pointed out the key points. "Compared with the conflict in front of the four men, this is a full-scale war, so there are more troops participating in the war, and Ding...mo is also larger. In addition to air combat operations, ground combat operations lead ghosts to "qualitative role, while maritime combat operations are related to the success or failure of the entire war."

To explain the key points, Yuan Chenhao began with the maritime combat operations and introduced the key points in various aspects.

There is only one mission for naval warfare: to seize the control of the Indian Ocean.

Although the Republic has established a network of military bases in the Indian Ocean from Yemen to Krabi, Thailand, and has dozens of military bases, including seven naval bases, in the early stages of the war, especially before the war situation became clear, in addition to the rivers of Pakistan, the countries where these bases are located are likely to prohibit the Republic from using military bases within its territory to launch military strikes against India. In this way, the navy can rely on Pakistan's Guadal Military Port and Karachi Commercial Port in the Indian Ocean. Due to geographical restrictions, other warships of the Republic's Navy are difficult to use these two ports before seizing sea control. In short, the Republic's Navy must rely on its own strength to raid thousands of kilometers long distances and fight against the Indian Navy in the Indian Ocean.

The problems caused by long-distance raids have become the main problem for the Navy.

Because neither Yuan Jinghao nor Pei Chengyi were naval generals, he only briefly explained the issue of naval combat.

It is a logistical shock. In the early stages of combat, all 6 aircraft carrier battle groups entered the Indian Ocean, and the support problems of near large warships were very prominent. According to the standard equipment, each aircraft carrier battle group needs 2 fast combat support fleets. Even by forming a larger aircraft carrier battle group and actively challenging the Indian fleet, the combat time is shortened. The number of fast combat support fleets can be reduced by half, and 6 fast combat support fleets, that is, 6 fast combat support ships, which are 6 fast combat support ships, and 6 ammunition supply ships.

Ship. Because the Indian Navy has a submarine force that cannot be underestimated, even if the six combat support fleets are reorganized into two large combat support fleets, it is necessary to provide at least multi-purpose destroyers and 8 anti-submarine frigates. From this, in addition to the multiple ships in the aircraft carrier battle group, old supply ships and portal escort warships must be dispatched. A total of four warships mobilized, almost all large warships of the Republic's Navy must be dispatched. The support and support capabilities of the rear base will withstand the most severe test.

The second is to cooperate. The naval fleet leaves the Indian Ocean. Because it cannot use the overseas military bases along the way, the naval shore-based aviation can only dispatch long-range patrol aircraft and strategic bombers to provide support to the fleet. After entering the Indian Ocean, if it is impossible to reach an agreement with Myanmar and Bangladesh to allow the Republic's combat aircraft to enter the Indian Ocean thugs, then the fleet can only get support from the air forces deployed in Pakistan after reaching the Arabian Sea. Before this, the Indian Navy is likely to take the initiative to attack and jointly deal with the Republic's fleet. Without effective solutions, the Republic's naval fleet must be prepared to deal with the entire kilogram alone.

3. The Republic's Navy has only four channels to enter the Indian Ocean: First, bypass the Philippines, go south from the Western Pacific Ocean, pass through the Maluku Strait, and the Banda Sea enters the Dihan Sea, which belongs to the eastern line of the Indian Ocean. Because you need to pass through the Philippine territorial waters and inland seas along the way, you are likely to encounter political and diplomatic troubles; second, go south from the South China Sea, enter Bali Sea through the Jawa Sea, and finally enter the central line of the Indian Ocean from the Lombok Strait, because you need to enter the Indonesian territorial waters and inland seas. Therefore, you will also encounter political and diplomatic troubles; third, go south from the South China Sea and enter the Jaw Sea. From the Sunda Strait to enter the Indian Ocean

Western Front. Because the Jawa Sea and the Sunda Strait are both international public waters, they will not encounter political and diplomatic troubles; Fourth, they go south from the South China Sea and enter the northern line of the Indian Ocean from the Malacca Strait. Although the route is the shortest and there are no political and diplomatic troubles, the fleet will hit the Andaman-Nicoba Islands, which the Indian army is closely guarded by the Indian army, and the waters along the way are relatively narrow. Not only are they easily blocked by the Indian Navy, but they are not suitable for large fleet combat. Strictly speaking, the four channels are not ideal enough and have shortcomings. Where to enter the Indian Ocean will have a direct impact on naval warfare.

Although there are some other problems, these three problems are the most critical.

In response to these three problems, Yuan Chenhao proposed several solutions. In terms of logistics support, some fast merchant ships with speeds above the exit festival gather in the southern waters of the South China Sea, providing support for combat ships and supply ships at any time, reducing the time for the fleet to travel between the battlefield and the rear ports. Improve logistical support efficiency. In terms of coordinated operations, we strive for some allies that have no relationship with India, such as Vietnam and Cambodia, to deploy long-range support combat aircraft to the air bases of these countries, to provide support for the fleet in intelligence, information, communication, command, etc., and reduce the combat pressure of the fleet. In terms of the march route, first strengthen deception and camouflage work, create illusions for the opponent. Then arrange the combat sequence according to actual conditions. Enter the Indian Ocean by dividing troops to advance together. Increase the difficulty of interception of the Indian Navy.

Of course, these solutions are not worth a lot of money, and many problems need to be solved when making combat plans.

Overall, the navy has the greatest difficulty and the most problems. Judging from the entire combat operation, the navy's mission is the most important. Whether India can be defeated quickly and whether it can minimize the losses of war is decisive. In the summary of Yuan Chenhao, the navy's actions are: If the navy is fought well, everything will be fine!

After introducing sea operations, Yuan Chenhao began to introduce air operations.

Like maritime combat, the biggest problem of air combat remains

"The father of my heart is long and diligent in providing support.

In order to give the leaders participating in the conference a more intuitive understanding, Yuan Chenhao did not use concepts to explain the problem, but instead came up with a large amount of statistical data.

Before this, there were two regional wars related to the Republic and the Air Force played a crucial role.

During the Peninsula War, the average material consumption of the Air Force was as high as the garrison; during the Japanese War, the average daily material consumption of the Air Force even reached the garrison. Because it covered the entire large-scale combat zone, in the early stages of the two wars, that is, when the combat mission was the most arduous, the average daily material consumption of the Air Force was in the old ten thousand tons of Zuogong Peninsula War and the Japanese War, that is, the most economically developed and the most developed transportation in the eastern and northeastern regions, and the pressure of material transportation was not great. In the war against India, the Republic's Air Force could only rely on the most remote Republic and the least developed Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the Northwest region with the least developed transportation.

There are only four railways in this area, to be precise, three, because the Xin-Tibet Railway is an extension of the Xin-Tibet Railway, and the railway to Pakistan is also an extension of the Xin-Tibet Railway. The average daily material transportation capacity is about 10,000 tons, while the average daily material transportation capacity of the highways connected to each air base along the route is only 10,000 tons. Because the army and the Air Force will jointly use the main railway line, the army's demand for materials is much higher than that of the Air Force, so the transportation capacity that can be allocated to the Air Force is very limited. It is necessary to complete the transfer and storage of materials before the outbreak of the war.

Preparation work requires at least the various materials that are sufficient to meet the thug's monthly combat consumption at the frontline airport. The solution is not without it, but the cost is high, that is, use the air force transport aircraft to transport combat materials to the frontline airport. The equipment of the Republic's Air Force is all electric transport aircraft, and the cost of using is much lower than that of US military transport aircraft using turbofan engines. The cost of large-scale air transport is still far greater than that of railways and highways. What's more serious is that the transport aircraft will inevitably squeeze the operating space of the frontline airport, which will have an impact on combat operations.

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Inconvenience in transportation is just a problem of logistics support.

In the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the northwest region, based on the border of the Republic, the backwards are extended by kilometers. There are only 7 air bases in total, and there are only 7 air bases in total. There are only 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1

Some forces are deployed to support the aviation corps, so according to the normal ratio, that is, the standard of 7 to 3, about Ah Fighter can only be deployed in frontier areas. In a full-scale war, at least fighter aircraft must be invested, and the frontier deployment capacity is less than half of the normal investment capacity! If tactical fighter aircraft are deployed backwards, it means that they are less than 0 to the powerful corpses, so at least Naihao refueling aircraft is needed. Including those transport aircraft that can be temporarily converted into tankers, the Republic Air Force only has fibre-mounted tankers in total, which cannot meet the combat needs. There is only one solution, that is, to invest in strategic aviation corps and reduce the combat pressure of tactical aviation corps.

Compared with the Navy, the Air Force's troubles are easier to solve.

Relatively speaking, the Army's problems are the same, and logistics support cannot keep up.

According to the combat investment of the Peninsula War, the field army can use nearly 10,000 tons of old materials within a day. If the battle is fierce, the average daily material consumption is likely to exceed 10,000 tons.

If so many materials are transported by railways, they need to be transported by heart; if they are transported by road, they need to be a stew-grade truck; if they are transported by airplanes, they need to be 2. If they are transported by airplanes, they need to be willing to fight or thugs.

Like the Air Force, the Army also has the problem of insufficient support capabilities of the base. Frontier bases can only deploy 3 armies, second-tier bases can only deploy up to one armies, and third-tier bases can only deploy 7 armies. Because India's strength is far greater than South Korea, the total investment of the army is definitely higher than that of the Peninsula War. As a large-scale war, reserve teams have to be considered, and the base support capabilities cannot meet the needs of the war at all.

When introducing the Air Force and the Army, Yuan Chenhao has been emphasizing logistics support.

In Yuan Chenhao's opinion, logistics support is simply a threshold that cannot be overcome.

In fact, even if Yuan Chenhao didn't say this problem, Wang Yuanqing knew it. The problem in southern Tibet has been delayed for several years and has not been solved because the logistics support is too difficult.

After Yuan Chenhao finished introducing it, Pei Chengyi sighed secretly.

After talking for a long time, Yuan Chenhao ignored two most important issues, and even more so, the key issues of this meeting.

Let him go up to introduce the situation, not to undermine the confidence of the leader, but to make the leader believe that even if the conditions are difficult, the Republic's army has the ability to defeat strong enemies.

According to Yuan Chenhao, it is simply increasing the ambition of others and destroying one's own majesty!
Chapter completed!