Snow Leopard: Building the Strongest Elite Group through Robbery

Chapter 962: Using Blitzkrieg Against Them, Is There a Problem?

Guderian had talked with Zhou Weiguo and knew that in such a situation, people generally would not talk to you about things, so he just asked about the current situation there and discussed with Zhou Weiguo the deployment of the Japanese army's attack on Delhi. In short, there was no topic related to his side.

Both of them are officers. In fact, there are people from the mountain city in the Berlin army, but they have always lived here. However, there are no senior generals. Zhou Weiguo is a major general in the Wehrmacht here. Although he belongs to the regular organization, he does not lead troops, but only serves as a staff officer. No one knows whether there are such people in the Berlin Ministry of Defense or other places.

As both were military commanders, they had a mutual admiration for each other and soon they were fighting back and forth in the map room next to each other.

When Asaka Hiderei arrived, the two of them were already simulating how the Japanese army would attack next after occupying Delhi.

Thinking that this might be related to the future deployment adjustments of the mountain city, he stood at the door with Ruth without disturbing her and waited for them to deduce there.

"After Delhi is occupied, the troops can either attack to the northwest and infiltrate their forces into Central Asia and further areas, or fight to the south and build a transportation line from the south so that their materials can be fully supplied." Zhou Weiguo pointed to two directions on the map.

Guderian put his hands behind the table and nodded. "I think we should attack northwest. That way he can link up with us and get our supplies and weapons."

"How is that possible? If the Japanese army attacks north, it is very likely that the northern Soviet Union will intervene. They will not allow you to do so. At the same time, the main force of the coalition forces in Delhi should withdraw to the northwest and west to preserve their strength, and will not withdraw to the south."

After pulling the coalition forces westward, Zhou Weiguo pointed to several pursuing Japanese divisions. "The more forces we combine, the more strained the Japanese army will be, and their supply lines will be stretched several times longer. If we can't control the air, their supplies will face the greatest threat ever. This is too risky. The coalition has arsenals and aircraft factories in South Asia, and no one can guarantee permanent control of the air. Therefore, advancing south and joining forces with the navy is the best option. Rather than fragmenting the area, it's better to control a single area."

Will North Sudan intervene?

Guderian didn't listen to Zhou Weiguo's subsequent words. He only heard the words "Beisu will take action." If Beisu took action because of this incident, would it mean that Beisu's power would be restrained, and the Empire's future offensive plan would be able to move forward?

Asaka Hidei suddenly realized that her boss's words had given Guderian a new idea. Seeing him lost in thought, Asaka Hidei coughed lightly and said, "Alright, my two generals, the food is served. Let's talk about it at the table."

Guderian's thoughts were interrupted by Asaka Hidei. He could only put this question aside for the time being and go back to think about it.

The solid wooden dining table has been laid out with exquisite meals from the mountain city.

There was all sorts of food, chicken, duck, fish and meat. Ruth even placed some bread on top to prevent Guderian from getting used to it. As for the drinks, since it was not Western food, they only had white wine.

After two glasses of wine, Zhou Weiguo spoke first. "Before I came here, I heard you asked me to go to Canada. So, are you planning to attack Watsontown?"

Guderian shook his head. "Not yet. You know, during the Battle of the Ardennes, you boldly ordered the 7th Armored Division to advance rapidly before the main force arrived. This decision caught the eye of that fellow Rommel, and he admired you greatly."

Zhou Weiguo didn't think there was anything to admire about this. This was originally Guderian's decision. It was just that he copied Guderian's decision at that time. To be honest, he was suspected of stealing. But then he thought again, although he was suspected of stealing, he still used it in the attack on Berlin. In this respect, it was a good deal.

Later in Dunkirk, the Allied forces were unable to evacuate and more than 300,000 people were captured. These troops have now either been incorporated into the Wehrmacht in Berlin or used as labor. The Allied forces' counterattack on Berlin will not be so quick, and they can hold out for a longer time.

This benefit will only be apparent in the future.

"Then there's no need for me to go there for now, because we're not sure what kind of adjustments Watsontown will make. After all, their army hasn't fought in decades, and they haven't had any conflicts with anyone. If a war breaks out, we don't know their combat effectiveness, but we should still pay attention to their production capacity."

It’s too strong. During World War II, because Watsonton’s homeland was safe, their production capacity was simply incredible. No one disturbed them, and they were able to work wholeheartedly.

However, the situation is different this time. Watsonton will face a direct threat. About 600,000 square kilometers of territory in eastern Canada is already under the control of the National Defense Force. If a battle is to be fought, the National Defense Force can break through the opponent's defense line within an hour and then quickly attack to the south.

Guderian fiddled with a four-joy meatball and took a bite before saying, "You're right, but I think we should at least give them a general direction so they don't get completely lost."

Ideas?

Zhou Weiguo put down his chopsticks and asked Zhao Xiang Xiuling who was sitting next to him, "Do you have any ideas?"

He looked at Ruth, who was also sitting next to him. "Can you think about it?"

Chao Xiang Xiuling was eating a chicken leg. She looked up at Zhou Weiguo and saw that there was no intention in his eyes to let her talk nonsense. She knew that he really intended to give them some advice.

She understood after careful consideration. The Japanese army would certainly intervene and join in the fight, but if one really had to say who was the most powerful, it would definitely be the Wehrmacht. Moreover, this side also attached great importance to Watsontown. Several main armies of the Wehrmacht had gone there, and even several elite forces of the SS had gone there, as well as several main battalions of the Air Force, nearly half of which had gone there. It was conceivable that Berlin attached great importance to that side.

Putting down the chicken drumstick in his hand, Chao Xiang Xiuling nodded and looked at Guderian and asked, "Are you still going to focus on blitzkrieg?"

Guderian did not deny it; "This is one of the ways we can quickly advance into the past, and we should use this method."

At this point, he looked at Chaoxiang Xiuling and asked, "Don't you suggest this approach?"