There is no doubt that the support that the United States has invested in ind countries is very amazing. To redevelop a country that was almost bankrupt into a military power will undoubtedly consume a lot of resources. This shows how strong the national power of the United States is.


    However, Americans are not gods. They paid a huge price, and naturally hope to have greater benefits. The reason why Americans support the ind country is just to raise a dog. So that they can defeat Germany in the war and **** the throne of world hegemony from the hands of the Germans.


    That''s why they will fully support the ind country in developing its military strength. Without the support of the United States, it is impossible for the ind country to maintain a strong military force. Even their country is in danger of copsing.


    Although President Roosevelt was somewhat disappointed with the performance of the ind nation''sbined naval fleet in this naval battle, he also knew that they had no other choice but to continue to support the ind nation. Otherwise, the huge investment in the early stage will be in vain.


    The United States now has no choice but to do so.


    U.S. Army General Staff, Office of Operations. Brigadier General Dwight Eisenhower, chief of the Office of Operations, was convening the staff officers in the Office of Operations to formte a n. After learning that the ind nation''s navy failed and failed to defeat the German navy, Admiral George Marshall knew that without the support of the navy, the ind nation''s army might not be able to attack south for a while. Therefore, he asked Brigadier General Eisenhower to think of a way to see if there was any way to give the ind army a chance to attack south.


    Only by allowing the ind army with millions of troops to attack Southeast Asia and Australia southward can Germany''srge military power be contained. If the ind army''s offensive is fierce, in order to resist the attack of the ind army, the German army will even have to deploy troops from the maind and the Russian battlefield to reinforce Southeast Asia and Australia. In that case, Germany''s military strength on the European continent can be weakened. At the same time, it can also relieve the strong pressure on Bu Russia. This is undoubtedly of great benefit to defeating Germany in the war.


    Brigadier General Eisenhower served in the Philippines for a long time and had a good rtionship with the US Commander in the Philippines, General Dous MacArthur. He also has a good understanding of the situation in the Asia-Pacific region. That''s why Admiral George Marshall appointed him as the director of the war room, and he was promoted to general. Of course, Admiral George Marshall did not expect Brigadier General Eisenhower to have a solution to the current predicament. After all, the current situation is already very difficult. If you want to solve it, it will undoubtedly be very difficult.


    "If the army of the ind country wants to go south, it must rely on the navy. Without the cover of the navy, their army would not be able to reach Southeast Asia and Australia. But now, the navy of the ind country has not been able to defeat the German navy in the war. In a country without sea control Under such circumstances, if the ind country army goes south, it will be no different from courting death! This seems to be an unsolvable problem." Brigadier General Eisenhower frowned tightly. His gaze fell on the map of the Western Pacific.


    Suddenly, Brigadier General Eisenhower had a sh of inspiration. He seems to have thought of a solution to the current problem. However, this method is a bit too shocking.


    "The inders upy the Okinawa Inds and Treasure Ind further south. It is not far from the Philippines. If the inders can deploy arge number of aircraft in these ces, they can use the aircraft to **** the transport fleet and let them arrive safely. The Philippines. Then, you can use the Philippines as a springboard to directly attack the Indochina Penins, or attack the Dutch Indonesia in the south. The Nethends does not have many troops deployed in Indonesia, and it is impossible to withstand the attack of the ind army. Once the ind army upies the Nethends Belonging to Indonesia can separate the Indochina Penins upied by the Germans from Australia. With the huge army and military strength of the ind country, it does not seem too difficult to defeat the 800,000 troops deployed by Germany in Southeast Asia and Australia In this case, in order to stabilize the situation in Nanyang and Australia, the Germans will have to send more troops to Nanyang and Australia. And our goal seems to have been achieved!" Brigadier General Eisenhower said secretly.


    But then, he was shocked by his crazy n. After all, the Philippines is now a colony of the United States. If the ind country is allowed to borrow the words of the Philippines, wouldn''t the United States want to openly participate in this war? This is undoubtedly uneptable for the United States. The United States is not yet ready for war. The U.S. Army is also stepping up the development of new tanks, in the hope that the new tanks canpete with the Tiger and Leopard tanks of the German Army. The U.S. Army Air Corps is also stepping up the development of new aircraft, hoping that their P-47 fighters and P-51 fighters will be able topete with the German Air Force''s BF-109 fighters and FW-190 fighters after they enter service. The U.S. Navy is also hurrying to build more aircraft carriers, and is also developing newer carrier-based fighters. It is hoped that the F4U fighters that are in full swing canpete with the German Navy''s carrier-based fighters.


    And all of this takes time. If the United States goes to war with Germany now, perhaps Germany will attack the United States first. Judging from the current situation, the U.S. Navy may not be able to resist it. Once the losses are heavy, let alone defeating Germany. Therefore, the United States needs time to further enhance its own strength. They will not risk war with Germany until they are fully prepared.


    "This n may really be possible to implement. However, how to solve those problems, we should leave it to the Chief of Staff and higher-level officials!" Brigadier General Eisenhower said.


    When Brigadier General Eisenhower found General George Marshall and informed him of his n. Admiral George Marshall was also stunned. He did not expect Brigadier General Eisenhower to propose such a bold n.


    However, Admiral George Marshall has to admit that this n is undoubtedly very helpful in solving the current predicament. If the inders can use the Philippine Inds as a springboard, they will be able topletely open up the situation. They willunch an offensive in Nanyang and Australia, sweeping away the troops deployed by Germany here, forcing Germany to invest more troops in Nanyang, thus serving as a military force to contain Germany.


    "General Eisenhower, let''s go see the President! Whether this n is feasible or not is up to the President to decide!" Admiral George Marshall said.