There were many things that could not be hidden in war, especially in Marillo's case.
There were many warlords, big and small, and not everyone was of one mind. For example, someone secretly told the Federation that Marillo's warlords had set up a field artillery base outside the battlefield.
They had set up 30 to 40 different types of field artillery there, ready to snipe the Federation when the Federation entered the center of the city.
This news quickly gathered to the Ministry of National Defense, which then sent it to the frontlines.
Then, a team left the base and began to circle around the back of the city from the side. Their job was to find the enemy's field artillery and try to discover the anti-aircraft guns.
The airport said that they could bombard the target area again the day after tomorrow, but the commanders were still worried.
If more planes were destroyed, it would be an unimaginable blow to the morale.
Right now, a considerable part of the Federation's morale was built on the gap between the enemy's equipment and their own. If this gap was constantly made up for in certain situations, it was inevitable that morale would continue to fall.
It was reasonable for the command center to make such a decision.
If they could destroy the anti-aircraft weapons, the threat to the planes would no longer exist, and the Federation's military equipment would gain the upper hand.
There might not be any good news in a short period of time, but the excellent performance of the tanks in the city war had attracted the interest of the Ministry of National Defense and military observers from many countries.
It was not that there were no similar tanks in the past, but the tanks in the past did not have the ability to fire artillery. Most of them were standard armored vehicles.
There were thick bulletproof steel plates, and some observation holes and shooting ports.
People would shoot out from these small holes. The best situation was to put a machine gun on the roof of the tank, but its ability to destroy buildings was close to zero.
It was not that no one had thought of putting artillery on the tanks, but during the First World War, after the various countries discovered that the decisive force was the navy, research on some of the army equipment slowed down.
This was an inevitable result. The core idea of developing army equipment was to effectively use the new army equipment when they could attack the territory of other countries.
If only discussing defense, artillery bases and various sturdy turrets were much more valuable than developing new army equipment.
At this moment, people seemed to see the shadow of the future of war being changed.
Some military observers even began to sweat. The reason for the sweat was that the countries these observers belonged to had built a large number of so-called "steel defense lines". They had used concrete and steel to build many turrets and iron walls in certain areas.
This was a very strong deterrent against a group attack. There was almost no good way to deal with this kind of fortification.
However, the chariots were different. While their mobility was high, their attack power was also not weak. This meant that they would have to face a group of mobile cannons that could move faster than infantry!
This place could completely bypass the fortifications and attack. Even if the detour was a little far, it wouldn't be a problem for the overall situation because it was fast enough.
Whether it was for offense or defense, putting cannons into chariots seemed to be the next development trend.
The military and military enterprises of various countries received first-hand information as soon as possible.
The military enterprises in the Federation also received this information. However, this time, they didn't dare to deal with these tanks like they did with Lynch.
Because behind these chariots was Mr. Vaudric.
They dared to deal with Lynch, but they didn't dare to deal with Mr. Vaudric. This was the essence of the Federation's capitalist society!
Everyone knew that Mr. Vaudric was very rich, much richer than Lynch. Moreover, with the support of him and the financial group behind him, the Federation had given birth to at least five presidents who had a very reliable relationship with them!
Wealth, social status, political influence, they were not afraid of any challenge. In fact, they were even interested in challenges —
This meant that they had the opportunity to swallow the challengers and become even more powerful!
The information reported back from the frontline was very exciting. Mr. Vaudric directly decided to hold a party to celebrate this historic moment.
The people from the Ministry of National Defense also came over to discuss some orders with him. Some military enterprises also extended olive branches, hoping to develop in these areas together.
On the other hand, Lynch … was once again dealt with.
"I'm sorry to tell you this, but there are some things that you know we don't have a good solution for."
Mr. Trumann personally called Lynch to explain the situation. The bomber production company that received the order from the Ministry of National Defense knew that Lynch's KI-I bomber had been shot down on the northern battlefield and immediately reported to the Ministry of National Defense.
They wanted to show off their bomber and compare it with Lynch's bomber to prove that the Ministry of National Defense's choice of them was the best decision.
At the same time, they also pushed their new aerial weapon plan to the Ministry of National Defense —
An aircraft that could shoot down other aircraft. If the Ministry of National Defense hadn't seen Lynch's attack aircraft, they might have been really shocked.
Although the Ministry of National Defense wasn't very interested in those immature attack aircraft, the Ministry of National Defense was very interested in the bombers that they had spent money on.
Therefore, under the Ministry of National Defense's matchmaking, they hoped that Lynch could lend these people the temporary airfield on the frontline. They would carry out blanket bombing on some areas of the city.
Someone entrusted Mr. Trumann and Lynch. It was a well-known fact that they had a good relationship.
When Lynch heard this, he was only silent for a short time, then he agreed. "I have no reason to refuse, as long as they don't ask me for military expenses …"
Mr. Trumann couldn't help but laugh. "Don't worry, they have no reason to ask for military expenses."
After a short silence, he said, "Do you feel pressured?"
"Pressured?"
Lynch's voice was full of the strong confidence that always existed in the past. "Why should I feel pressured?"
"If someone uses their latest generation of military equipment to compare the parameters of our first-generation prototypes, not only will I not feel pressured, but I will also want to laugh."
"If they want to find some sense of superiority from me, then they must have chosen the wrong target."
After hanging up the phone, Lynch thought about it and dialed a number.
"Is there anything I can do?"
On the other end of the phone was Neil. He was a little puzzled by Lynch's sudden call.
Lynch did not say much nonsense. "Find a small neutral country and register a weapons company. Then I will arrange for someone to send you some weapons and equipment. Find a way to sell them to the warlords in Marillo."
Neil did not understand for a while. He tried to sort out the mess in his mind. "I heard that you are invading Marillo."
He felt that this matter was very strange. Although he also felt that it was strange that Lynch could become rich so quickly, he could accept it.
Wasn't that the dream of the Federation? As long as one worked hard and had the right opportunity, one could realize the dream of changing one's life. Lynch was a representative of the Federation dream.
However, invading other countries in the name of an individual and a private company, this was very f * cking strange.
When Neil first heard the news, he thought that he must have drunk too much that day. Until now, he could not accept this fact very well.
His son had become a warlord and led an invasion of the United States.
"It's not an invasion, it's liberation!"
Lynch corrected the word.
He did not want to discuss the correctness of this war with Neil. "You just have to do as I say. Those weapons are not used to attack me. They are used to attack my competitors."
"Do it cleanly …" he said and paused. "Try your best. In fact, it's not a big deal if they find out."
Those disgusting companies not only intercepted the fruits of his victory, but also stepped on his head to climb up the ladder. They also did not allow him to fight back.
As long as he could ensure that the performance of his weapons was always better than the weapons he sold, the Department of Defense would not be too harsh on him.
After all, he was still a young man. At his age, making a mistake was not a mistake, but a growth!
Neil quickly agreed. He was not familiar with these businesses, but Lin Ti provided him with a good candidate — Mark.
Mark was a very smart man. He used to make some money by relying on his uncle, Langdon, although he lost all his last investment.
But it was undeniable that he was a smart man, and he was very accurate in his position. He had seen the world, and he was competent for this unique job.
At this time, Mark, who was running a small import and export trading company in Najaril, would never have thought that his fate would change at this moment.
After hanging up the phone, Neil looked for someone to register the company while he dialed Mark's phone number given to him by Lynch.
When Mark heard that the other party was Lynch's father and invited him to be a guest, he did not refuse at all and went to the agreed place.
In Najaril, you could not know who the president of the Federation was, but you must be familiar with the board members of the Joint Development Corporation.
Without them, the goods here could not be exported, and the goods outside could not be imported. The Joint Development Corporation completely monopolized the country's import and export trade.
Mark also got some quotas because he knew Lynch. He had to give face to Lynch.
When he came to Neil's current villa, he listened to Neil's idea. He did not tell Mark that it was Lynch's idea, but only said that it was his own idea. Mark agreed.
As a man of the Federation, he knew better than anyone that the profit of selling arms was several times or even dozens of times more than the normal import and export trade!
Langdon had given up on him because he screwed up the last investment. He had to be responsible for his own future!
This was an opportunity!