After transmigrating, Su Shangyu applies to the Central Military Academy from the start and activates the Arms Crate Exchange System.
The more Japanese invaders he kills, and the more brutally he does it, the richer his rewards.
From then on, Su Shangyu kills Japanese invaders, earns points, builds up military industry, and quietly bides his time until he can make his move. He forms a heavy combined-arms brigade and stuns the world with his rise!
During the Defense of Jinling, Zhou Weiguo comes under attack from a special forces unit led by Takeshita Shun. Su Shangyu sends the Black Fox Commando to help him break through.
Li Daben and Chen Feng are so impressed by Su Shangyu’s ruthless methods for killing Japanese invaders that they willingly pledge their allegiance to him.
Under the codename “Lone Goose,” Su Shangyu meets with Wei Ruolai, who is living under an assumed identity. Together, they launch a new financial legend, providing abundant start-up funds for the early years of the new nation.
When Su Shangyu hears that Li Yunlong is going to attack Ping’an County, he sends two heavy combined-arms brigades to back him up!
In the early days of the new nation, when fully armed Chinese People’s Volunteers appear on the North Korean Peninsula, every one of them carrying an automatic rifle...
Suggestions for the author's staff: There are 12 people in a squad, ten rifles, a submachine gun, and a light machine gun. Then there are three squads in a platoon. There is a rocket launcher group in a platoon (mainly for Japanese armored tanks) and two Maxim heavy machines or MGs. 42 Then three platoons form a company and then equip a medical team to treat the wounds of the lightly wounded for 12 people. Three companies form a battalion and then equip a machine gun company, a mortar platoon (it is recommended to equip 12 120-HM38 mortars), and then an infantry artillery platoon (it is recommended to use the German 75mm IG37 infantry gun) and an anti-aircraft gun platoon (it is recommended to use four German 88mm anti-aircraft guns, and then equipped with 75mm Flak L/60, 6 doors) and then equip a logistics company (with 36 vehicles, if necessary, anti-aircraft guns can be placed on the vehicles, a maintenance platoon with 24 people, and a medical platoon with 36 people to mainly rescue the seriously injured) and then three battalions as a regiment to equip an armored battalion (equipped with 12 Panzer III tanks and equipped with 12 self-propelled artillery here, it is recommended to use the German Cricket or Wasp)
You can also create a special operations team. I suggest Zhou Weiguo or Wang Wenyuan or Fang Tianyi be the captain.
, I feel like the firepower is not enough, so let's rearrange it.
There are 12 people in a squad. The squad leader and squad deputy have backup submachine guns (Soviet PPSh-41 submachine guns are recommended), a machine gun team (MG42 light machine gun is recommended), a medic (a spare pistol or rifle), and the remaining soldiers use rifles (it is recommended to use semi-automatic rifles if possible); a correspondent (this can also use American SCR series walkie-talkies). The following is the equipment carried by the infantry (except rifles):
1. Helmet
1. M35 helmet
1. This is the classic head protection equipment of German soldiers in World War II. It is made of steel and can effectively protect against shrapnel and stray bullets. Helmets usually have Nazi symbols and other logos on them, and different units may have some differences in details, such as painting.
2. Clothing and Shoes
1. Field gray uniform
1. This is the standard uniform color of the German Army. The uniforms are made of durable fabrics and come in different styles to suit different seasons and combat environments. Winter uniforms will be thicker and have warm linings.
2. Marching boots
1. German soldiers' marching boots are of higher quality, made of leather, and have higher shafts, which can provide better ankle protection. The soles of the boots have a certain anti-slip design and are suitable for marching in various terrains.
3. Equipment
1. Y-shaped strap
1. This is a strap system for carrying equipment. Through the Y-shaped carrier, soldiers can mount ammunition bags, water bottles, engineering shovels and other equipment, making the equipment distribution more reasonable and convenient for movement.
2. Ammunition bag
1. Depending on the firearm used, the design of the ammunition bag is also different. For example, for soldiers using Kar98k rifles, the ammunition bag can store 7.92Mm rifle ammunition clips; while soldiers using MP40 submachine guns have ammunition bags specifically for storing 9mm pistol ammunition.
3. Kettle
1. Generally made of metal, the capacity can meet the drinking water needs of soldiers during daily marches and operations. Kettles usually come with a lid to prevent water from spilling, and some also have an insulated cover to keep the water warm in cold environments.
4. Engineer shovel
1. The multifunctional engineer shovel can be used to dig trenches, bunkers and other fortifications, and can also be used as a weapon in close combat. It can be folded for soldiers to carry.
5. Gas mask
1. In response to possible chemical warfare, German soldiers were equipped with gas masks. The gas mask is carried in a special carrying bag. The mask's canister can filter toxic gases and protect the soldiers' respiratory tract from chemical weapons.
6. Backpack
1. Soldiers' backpacks are used to carry personal items, such as spare clothing, rations, etc. The backpack is designed with ease of travel in mind, with different compartments and fastening methods.
4. Melee combat and other tools
1. Bayonet
1. Used with rifles, such as the bayonet of Kar98k rifle. The bayonet can be mounted on a rifle for hand-to-hand combat, or it can be used alone as a short knife.
2. Flare gun
1. Used to launch signal flares, used to communicate, indicate targets, or send distress signals at night or under special circumstances. Flares come in different colors, and each color represents a different meaning;
Three infantry squads form a platoon: In addition, they are equipped with a heavy machine gun group (it is recommended to use the Type 89 heavy machine gun independently developed by our country), a rocket launcher group (it is recommended to use RPG rocket launchers), a correspondent (it is recommended to use the American SCR series walkie-talkies), a medical team, and a sniper team (it is recommended to use the LG5 40mm sniper grenade launcher). Then three infantry platoons form a company: in addition, four 120-HM38 mortars are equipped. Two infantry companies form one battalion: in addition, it is equipped with an armored company (equipped with 4 Panzer IV tanks and 8 Soviet BMP series) and an artillery company (equipped with 4 German 75mm IG37 infantry guns, 3 120-HM38 mortars and 4 anti-aircraft guns).
Then three battalions form a regiment: In addition, a regiment is equipped with an artillery battalion, a 12-gun German 75mm IG37 infantry gun company, an anti-aircraft artillery company, and then an engineer battalion and a logistics company (if possible, you can prepare a little special ammunition and thermobaric bombs for the artillery battalion of each regiment). Three regiments form a brigade: then the brigade units can be equipped with an army aviation regiment (since I don't want to think about it myself, I'll leave it to the author to write it himself)
Number of helicopters in the Army Aviation Regiment
1. Number of helicopters in the Army Aviation Brigade: The Army Aviation Brigade generally has 6-8 helicopter groups under its jurisdiction. If a group has 12 helicopters, the Army Aviation Brigade has 72-96 helicopters of various types.
2. Number of helicopters in an air assault brigade: An air assault brigade generally has about 10 battalions, including 1 reconnaissance helicopter battalion, 2 armed helicopter battalions, 3 transport helicopter battalions, 3 assault infantry battalions, and 1 support support battalion. It has a total of about 72 helicopters of various types.
Suggestions for the author's staff: There are 12 people in a squad, ten rifles, a submachine gun, and a light machine gun. Then there are three squads in a platoon. There is a rocket launcher group in a platoon (mainly for Japanese armored tanks) and two Maxim heavy machines or MGs. 42 Then three platoons form a company and then equip a medical team to treat the wounds of the lightly wounded for 12 people. Three companies form a battalion and then equip a machine gun company, a mortar platoon (it is recommended to equip 12 120-HM38 mortars), and then an infantry artillery platoon (it is recommended to use the German 75mm IG37 infantry gun) and an anti-aircraft gun platoon (it is recommended to use four German 88mm anti-aircraft guns, and then equipped with 75mm Flak L/60, 6 doors) and then equip a logistics company (with 36 vehicles, if necessary, anti-aircraft guns can be placed on the vehicles, a maintenance platoon with 24 people, and a medical platoon with 36 people to mainly rescue the seriously injured) and then three battalions as a regiment to equip an armored battalion (equipped with 12 Panzer III tanks and equipped with 12 self-propelled artillery here, it is recommended to use the German Cricket or Wasp) You can also create a special operations team. I suggest Zhou Weiguo or Wang Wenyuan or Fang Tianyi be the captain. , I feel like the firepower is not enough, so let's rearrange it. There are 12 people in a squad. The squad leader and squad deputy have backup submachine guns (Soviet PPSh-41 submachine guns are recommended), a machine gun team (MG42 light machine gun is recommended), a medic (a spare pistol or rifle), and the remaining soldiers use rifles (it is recommended to use semi-automatic rifles if possible); a correspondent (this can also use American SCR series walkie-talkies). The following is the equipment carried by the infantry (except rifles): 1. Helmet 1. M35 helmet 1. This is the classic head protection equipment of German soldiers in World War II. It is made of steel and can effectively protect against shrapnel and stray bullets. Helmets usually have Nazi symbols and other logos on them, and different units may have some differences in details, such as painting. 2. Clothing and Shoes 1. Field gray uniform 1. This is the standard uniform color of the German Army. The uniforms are made of durable fabrics and come in different styles to suit different seasons and combat environments. Winter uniforms will be thicker and have warm linings. 2. Marching boots 1. German soldiers' marching boots are of higher quality, made of leather, and have higher shafts, which can provide better ankle protection. The soles of the boots have a certain anti-slip design and are suitable for marching in various terrains. 3. Equipment 1. Y-shaped strap 1. This is a strap system for carrying equipment. Through the Y-shaped carrier, soldiers can mount ammunition bags, water bottles, engineering shovels and other equipment, making the equipment distribution more reasonable and convenient for movement. 2. Ammunition bag 1. Depending on the firearm used, the design of the ammunition bag is also different. For example, for soldiers using Kar98k rifles, the ammunition bag can store 7.92Mm rifle ammunition clips; while soldiers using MP40 submachine guns have ammunition bags specifically for storing 9mm pistol ammunition. 3. Kettle 1. Generally made of metal, the capacity can meet the drinking water needs of soldiers during daily marches and operations. Kettles usually come with a lid to prevent water from spilling, and some also have an insulated cover to keep the water warm in cold environments. 4. Engineer shovel 1. The multifunctional engineer shovel can be used to dig trenches, bunkers and other fortifications, and can also be used as a weapon in close combat. It can be folded for soldiers to carry. 5. Gas mask 1. In response to possible chemical warfare, German soldiers were equipped with gas masks. The gas mask is carried in a special carrying bag. The mask's canister can filter toxic gases and protect the soldiers' respiratory tract from chemical weapons. 6. Backpack 1. Soldiers' backpacks are used to carry personal items, such as spare clothing, rations, etc. The backpack is designed with ease of travel in mind, with different compartments and fastening methods. 4. Melee combat and other tools 1. Bayonet 1. Used with rifles, such as the bayonet of Kar98k rifle. The bayonet can be mounted on a rifle for hand-to-hand combat, or it can be used alone as a short knife. 2. Flare gun 1. Used to launch signal flares, used to communicate, indicate targets, or send distress signals at night or under special circumstances. Flares come in different colors, and each color represents a different meaning; Three infantry squads form a platoon: In addition, they are equipped with a heavy machine gun group (it is recommended to use the Type 89 heavy machine gun independently developed by our country), a rocket launcher group (it is recommended to use RPG rocket launchers), a correspondent (it is recommended to use the American SCR series walkie-talkies), a medical team, and a sniper team (it is recommended to use the LG5 40mm sniper grenade launcher). Then three infantry platoons form a company: in addition, four 120-HM38 mortars are equipped. Two infantry companies form one battalion: in addition, it is equipped with an armored company (equipped with 4 Panzer IV tanks and 8 Soviet BMP series) and an artillery company (equipped with 4 German 75mm IG37 infantry guns, 3 120-HM38 mortars and 4 anti-aircraft guns). Then three battalions form a regiment: In addition, a regiment is equipped with an artillery battalion, a 12-gun German 75mm IG37 infantry gun company, an anti-aircraft artillery company, and then an engineer battalion and a logistics company (if possible, you can prepare a little special ammunition and thermobaric bombs for the artillery battalion of each regiment). Three regiments form a brigade: then the brigade units can be equipped with an army aviation regiment (since I don't want to think about it myself, I'll leave it to the author to write it himself) Number of helicopters in the Army Aviation Regiment 1. Number of helicopters in the Army Aviation Brigade: The Army Aviation Brigade generally has 6-8 helicopter groups under its jurisdiction. If a group has 12 helicopters, the Army Aviation Brigade has 72-96 helicopters of various types. 2. Number of helicopters in an air assault brigade: An air assault brigade generally has about 10 battalions, including 1 reconnaissance helicopter battalion, 2 armed helicopter battalions, 3 transport helicopter battalions, 3 assault infantry battalions, and 1 support support battalion. It has a total of about 72 helicopters of various types.