I really came here to fight against Japan

Chapter 380 Major General He Qiang

"Major General He Qiang of our army personally led his bomber squadron and broke through the Japanese anti-aircraft firepower under the cover of night.

At around 11:30 pm last night, we successfully bombed the enemy's homeland.

The Metropolitan Police Department in Nagasaki was bombed, and one of the buildings was destroyed.

The Nagasaki Naval Shipyard was destroyed and the "Lang So" aircraft carrier under construction was blown into two pieces.

They completed a historic strategic bombing and received help from international allies.

We have arrived safely in the south and will be returning to the secondary capital in the country soon.

The Secretariat hereby advises the Japanese invaders' headquarters and those traitors who have forgotten their roots.

Your best way out is to surrender to the National Revolutionary Army immediately.

The signature reads: "Capital Attendant's Office!"

The Minister of Military Affairs looked at the roof and thought about the bomber he had just seen and the lonely Major General He Qiang.

"Major General He Qiang, did you dispatch thirty-six bombers last night?"

He Qiang turned his eyes to Song Wenwan, meaning, go ask him instead of asking me, I know nothing.

Song Wenwan: "Haha, these thirty-six planes correspond to the number of Tiangang thirty-six, which is an auspicious number."

Foreign Minister: "You also said that our air force received help from friendly countries. Which friendly countries were they?"

Song Wenwan: "As for which friendly country helped us...

Let the people from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs guess.

I say this just because I don't want the Japanese to know our air force's flight routes.

Maybe we can bomb their homeland again next time when we have time."

Foreign Minister: "Commander Song, you are deceiving us.

So, the number of planes is fake, the help from friendly countries is fake, and the bombing is also fake?"

Song Wenwan: "Don't worry about this, the bombing of Nagasaki is real.

The Japanese Metropolitan Police Department building collapsed, the Nagasaki Naval Shipyard was bombed, and their aircraft carrier was blown in two.

As for the details of the operation, they are military secrets and I am not in a position to disclose them.

If you really want to know the details, you might as well go to the tavern or teahouse.

The storytellers there are definitely more interesting than what I can tell.”

Then Song Wenwan said seriously: "At ten o'clock this morning, the Japanese devils colluded with domestic traitors and will establish a traitor government in Nanjing.

Therefore, our special edition will be airdropped in major cities across the country at 10:30 am on time.

The Japanese devils attempted to use this incident to undermine the morale of our anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians.

We just can’t let them have their way, and we have to give them a taste of their own medicine.”

Director Xiong said: "Our attendant office will hold a press conference at 11:00 noon today.

We must make this voice of justice known to the world and once again set off a new upsurge in the anti-Japanese movement.”

After everything was settled, the attendant room arranged for everyone to rest at the field airport.

This is also because they are afraid that if someone knows about the establishment of a pseudo-government, they will become unsteady and leak the news.

He Qiang had no time to sleep now, as he was the protagonist of the day.

Song Wenwan also had to review the speech with him, so he could only drink cup after cup of strong coffee.

Commander Song told him about his tired face, red eyes, and excited spirit.

All of this is in line with He Qiang's current mental state, which can be described as perfect.

Commander Song explained all of this in a very clear and logical manner, and the Foreign Minister was taking notes seriously.

He kept asking others if he could transfer Song Wenwan to his Ministry of Foreign Affairs!

There is nothing else to say, this guy is too good at talking, and ordinary diplomats may not be his match.

Then they saw a Japanese leaflet, which was the leaflet that Song Wenwan dropped in Nagasaki.

The content here is too shocking.

What battle will be fought?

The big guys in their accompanying capital hadn't slept for half the night.

However, at the Japanese base camp on the mainland, the noise continued from midnight until dawn.

Nagasaki was attacked, and the Nagasaki City Hall immediately called the headquarters in Tokyo.

"Is this the headquarters? This is Nagasaki City Hall. Please connect me to the Prime Minister's residence."

"Bakayaro, don't you know what time it is? You asked me to connect the phone to the Prime Minister's residence?"

"I do have an emergency..." The mayor was smart enough to know that some things cannot be told casually.

But there was a beeping sound coming from his phone, which meant the person on the other end had hung up.

"Bakayalo", looking at the hung up phone, he knew that the other party didn't believe him.

There was no other choice, so he ran to the post office and asked them to send a telegram to the base camp.

Report to them that Nagasaki City was bombed by bombers from unknown forces and now requests tactical guidance.

Similarly, this telegram fell on deaf ears and was obviously not taken seriously.

The old devil mayor of Nagasaki is almost driven crazy by the headquarters.

There was no other way, so he just sent a telegram to the Navy Department.

Tell the navy that their aircraft carrier "Lang Xiang" was bombed and ask them to contact the Minister of the Navy.

To be honest, the navy people are more reliable. When they heard that the aircraft carrier was bombed, they quickly notified Admiral Yamamoto of the navy.

Finally, in the second hour after the air raid, the people in the Tokyo headquarters woke up completely.

Orders were passed down one by one, ordering the Kwantung Army's air force to take action.

Night fighters on the southern island took off at the same time to intercept.

They believed that the only ones who dared to bomb the Japanese homeland were the Russians in the north and the Eagle Sauce bases in South Asia.

As for the direction west of the sea, they had never even thought about it.

As far as they knew, the Japanese Army had already reported it.

The army of the secondary capital had already been beaten into a terrible state by them.

What’s more, this is a country that needs to import even aviation gasoline.

Could their air force travel 5,000 kilometers back and forth over the ocean at night to bomb the Japanese mainland?

Impossible, this is absolutely impossible.

After this series of moves, the Japanese planes took off to intercept.

Song Wenwan and He Qiang's bombers were almost reaching the Huai'an field airport.

The Japanese military headquarters called and notified all parts of the mainland to be careful of enemy bombers.

Because the Japanese army's local weapons had been abandoned for a long time, they even mistakenly sounded the air defense alarm.

As a result, many people thought it was an earthquake and ran outside quickly.

But the local government officials were afraid of being bombed by planes.

All the lighting equipment in the city was turned off in advance.

It has only been a few years since the Great Kanto Earthquake in Japan, but the tragic scene at that time is still fresh in everyone's memory.

Although it was still dark, the fear of a major earthquake led to many stampedes.

Just a few ordinary civilians died, which was nothing to the Japanese military headquarters.

But when Nagasaki took the risk of sending someone to fly a plane.

When the flyers distributed by Song Wenwan were delivered to Tokyo overnight.

Several ministers who were already waiting at the base camp discovered that something was wrong.

I don’t know who wrote these flyers, but they are so insidious.

For example, the "Letter to the Japanese People" described the situation of the Japanese army in China as hellish.

It counted how many Japanese soldiers had died in various battles in China since 1937.

The commander of the Death Soldiers did not want to let the people in the country know about this.

I wrote letters to my family in their own handwriting to let them know I was safe.