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Moscow.

State Planning Commission of the USSR.

The First Five-Year Plan delegation led by Li Fuchun and Wang Ruofei held a meeting with the Soviet State Planning Commission to discuss and review the First Five-Year Plan.

"The supplementary information you sent from China last time is very good," said Shelepin, a member of the Soviet Planning Commission. "The basis and premise of formulating plans is that the country should have a detailed and accurate understanding of its own industrial status. In the past, your First Five-Year Plan Many things in the plan were unreasonable, and the main reason is that you didn’t fully understand your current situation at that time, so you didn’t know what you should plan, and you didn’t know how you should adjust the country’s large system.”

"China's State Planning Commission was established in November last year, and officially started work on December 11. After that, it took a month to supplement the information and write planning materials according to the requirements of the Soviet Planning Commission. After completing the supplement, it was quickly delivered to us. , This is also the result of your vigorous supervision." Wang Ruofei said.

Xie Leping looked at the thousands of pages of information on each of the five people on his desk: "It only took a month, so I am impressed by your speed."

"The development of an industrial sector and the establishment of a factory should not only consider 'how can the factory produce products continuously', but also 'how can we continue to consume the products produced by the factory'." Another planner Committee member Isakovich Mukashe said, "A normal industrial system is like a confluence. From its most upstream to the sea, the water flow must be unobstructed. Why are coal mines established? Why are coal mined? If It is for generating electricity, so how will the electricity generated by it be used? If there is no plan for how to use the electricity generated, it means that the coal mines and thermal power plants you have built are not used reasonably, and it is better not to build them. If The electricity generated by the power plant is supplied to the aluminum smelter, so how do you plan to use the smelted aluminum ingots? In the northeast region, we have seen that although your plan is huge and complicated, it basically conforms to the general laws of the industrial system. Now The main problems of the first five-year plan are more in the industrial construction plan of the northwest region..."

Members of the First Five-Year Plan inspection team kept taking notes in their notebooks.In addition to everyone taking notes, there is also a tape recorder in the small conference hall. Every 40 minutes, members of the inspection team replace the tape recorder with a cassette.Sometimes it may not be so fast to take notes. After all, not everyone has a pair of convulsive hands. At this time, keep a recording, and you can supplement the things that have not been written down later.

"Our industrial development in Northwest China is mainly focused on the deep inland of Northwest China. Whether it is conventional bombing or nuclear bombing, it is difficult for American bombers to reach Northwest China."

Isakovich Mukasheh: "If this is the case, then your northwest region should focus on the development of the defense industry, and just put the most important cutting-edge defense industry facilities and factories there. What you added this time The information also includes information on geology and water sources. I reviewed the information on the Northwest region, and said bluntly, this area is a semi-desert area, and it is difficult to develop industries. It is recommended that only the most important military forces be deployed here. Factories, like nuclear plants..."

"Comrade Isakovich, China is not planning a nuclear industry now." Shelepin reminded Isakovich Mukashe in a low voice.

"Oh. Then when you decide to develop the nuclear industry in the future, you can develop the industry in the Northwest Region."

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When the eleven or two people present were chatting freely, a staff member ran in nervously.

"Comrade Stalin is coming here for an inspection, and he will be there soon!"

There was a flutter in the meeting room, and within a few minutes, Joseph Stalin walked in, and everyone present stood up straight and applauded to welcome Stalin.

Nodding and sitting down, Stalin first asked about the results of the First Five-Year Plan inspection team's inspections in various parts of the Soviet Union, and asked them about their impressions and gains after their inspections in the Soviet Union.By the way, he also asked whether the life of the delegation was convenient.

After exchanging pleasantries, Stalin picked up the outline of the draft of the First Five-Year Plan and turned over the first two pages.

"Learn from us how to build a country, not how to compile complicated papers." Stalin read the two-page outline and put it down. "Moreover, the history of our country building has not always been smooth. .”

"We also have to learn from the Soviet Union how to overcome and overcome setbacks when they encounter setbacks." Li Fuchun said.

"It's not external setbacks, but from ourselves." Stalin turned his head to look at Li Fuchun, "Davarish, what you said is also correct to a certain extent, find a way to overcome yourself."

Li Fuchun: ...

"Certain comrades deny the objective nature of the laws of science, and especially of the laws of political economy under socialism. They deny that the laws of political economy are regularities reflecting processes independent of the will of the people. They hold that, Due to the special role that history has given to the Soviet state, the Soviet state can abolish existing economic laws, formulate new laws, and create new laws.”

"Furthermore, I think we should also discard some of the concepts in Marx's Capital, like the concept of 'necessary' and 'extra' work, 'necessary' and 'surplus' working time."

Stalin's physical condition did not look very good, showing fatigue, but his spirit became more and more excited.

Li Fuchun, Wang Ruofei, and all members of the inspection team took notes silently.The interpreter didn't speak, and one or two comrades who didn't understand Russian didn't dare to make a sound. Only the tape recorder was rustling.

"The theory must be further developed. Without the theory, we will die. We can correct some mistakes in economic construction. If we get the theory wrong, we will ruin the whole business."

Chapter 25, you are fried

"Tang Hua! We may have overlooked the information passed by the North Korean comrades. Look, the report from the southern guerrillas of the People's Army!"

The meeting lasted more than an hour, Li Kenong suddenly remembered something, went out to fetch a stack of materials and came back.

"Beginning in early February 1953, the U.S. Corps of Engineers gathered more than 2 engineering vehicles and construction vehicles in Gumi City to transport steel structures and building materials, and strengthen the road bridge in Gumi City. The road bridge in Gumi City is 20 meters long and has an original load-bearing capacity of 75 tons. , just enough to pass the "Pershing" and "Patton" heavy tanks, and there is no need to reinforce them."

"The same thing happened in Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do. The U.S. military reinforced the bridge by themselves. The original bridge did not have any problems, but the maximum load-bearing capacity was 50 tons."

Tang Hua's map of the Korean Peninsula on the wall made a circle on the two bridges.The limit load-bearing capacity of these two bridges is 50 tons. If the 80-ton "Atomic Anne" standard is used, after the two knocked end plates are repaired, "Atomic Anne" will disembark from Busan and be transported by rail across Gyeongsangnam-do , Jeonju, because of the inaccessibility of the tunnel, get off the railway in Gongju and take the road, then Cheonan, Pyeongtaek-Pyeongtaek is the US military-level command post closest to the line of control between the two sides.There are actually roads further north, and the bridges are in good condition.This is the Eastern Front.The same goes for the west line, Gumi city is on the west line.

People's Army guerrillas share a radio station with several teams, and it often breaks down. The situation discovered in early February was not reported to Pyongyang until the end of February. Pyongyang then forwarded the information to Zhisi and Beijing in early March.

"The actions of the U.S. military engineers to strengthen the bridges are obvious," Tang Hua said. "We can draw a line from Busan to the front line. The U.S. nuclear artillery lands from Busan, and it can reach Gyeongsangnam-do, Jeonju, and Gongju. , Cheonan, Pyeongtaek, all the way to the western front, and the moving line is Busan, Daegu, Gumi, Wonju, and finally Chuncheon, so it can be very close to our army's control area and launch nuclear bombs."

"Eisenhower is going to carry out his nuclear threat." Li Kernong said.

"No, I can try to find out whether its nuclear threat can be established." Tang Hua said, "Before it's too late, I urgently called the Soviet General Staff in the name of the General Staff."

In the original history, Tang Hua remembered that the United States did not have a nuclear artillery system in March 1953.

It is true that several "Atomic Annie" prototypes were built, but the United States does not have nuclear bombs now.

In March 1953, the United States began the "End Aperture" operation at the Nevada nuclear test site, that is, a series of miniaturized nuclear warhead test explosions. On March 3, a small atomic bomb "Annie" with a yield of 3 tons was tested, and the test was successful.However, although it is named Anne, it is not a shell, but is verifying whether the new small nuclear device designed by the United States is feasible.Then from March to April, the remaining five proof-of-principle bombs were tested and exploded. The six proof-of-principle bombs have all achieved good results, and the United States immediately stuffed the proven cores into the shells. On May 17, the first nuclear artillery shell produced—the "Gabor" with an equivalent of 16000 tons was fired by the M3 artillery and exploded successfully. At this time, the United States developed a nuclear artillery system.However, the mass-produced W4 nuclear shells were delivered to the US military in 5.

The serial number of "Gabao" is W9, which was later improved to W19. It is still 280 mm in diameter, and its equivalent is from 15000 tons to 20000 tons. W19 was changed to W23 again, and the caliber was increased from 406 mm to 406 mm. However, the core was not actually enlarged, and the equivalent was still 20000 tons.

Later, the United States stopped engaging in nuclear bombs.

It is now mid-March 1953. If the United States did not accelerate the development of nuclear artillery shells for special reasons, then the two nuclear artillery pieces that Eisenhower shipped to South Korea at this moment have no nuclear warheads at all, and can only fire 3mm grenades—no Do you know if the Americans equip it with grenades?

After the telegram was sent out, Tang Hua and Li Kenong were waiting in the office of the Ministry of Intelligence.The call back this time was quite quick, less than an hour.

"The General Staff of the Soviet Union trusts your judgment that the U.S. nuclear artillery system is being deployed to the Korean peninsula. As for the nuclear artillery shells used by the U.S. nuclear artillery system, our intelligence system has maintained long-term tracking of the project, but it takes time to collect and select information. We will clarify the matter and reply within 24 hours."

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Due to the time lag of information, "Atomic Annie" was seen in Busan Port and some parts of Busan City six hours before Tang Hua, Li Kenong and the Prime Minister met for a small meeting.

The 7000-ton ro-ro ship traveled thousands of miles from the east coast of the United States to Busan, opened the hatch in Busan, and released two huge vehicles.Four axles and 14 wheels, with a total length of 26 meters, it is simply a train skin that can move on the road.There is only one cannon on the car, and the barrel is more than ten meters long, which is thicker than any land cannon people have seen before.After the two cannon vehicles drove out of the belly of the ship, a dozen or so trucks sporadically drove out, carrying unknown equipment, and the convoy slowly left the pier for the US military base.

Despite the tight fortification of the port area, some ordinary citizens still saw this huge artillery.The all-pervasive reporters asked the citizens again, got a lot of second-hand information, and then compiled the second-hand information to sort out news reports that were half guesswork and half analysis.

"Unprecedented American Cannons Landed in Busan", "American Cannons Arrived in South Korea, Suspected Atomic Cannons" "The United States Wants to Use Small Atomic Cannons in North Korea"

……

The Korean news media is completely controlled by the US, and the Japanese news media...not all are controlled by the US.

Reports were being sold in the streets the next morning, and telegraph wires rushed out of Japan at breakneck speed.

"I have nothing to say about the phenomena witnessed by some citizens in Busan," said Clark, commander of the United Nations Army.

"Mr. Spokesperson, a reporter in South Korea witnessed a suspected atomic cannon disembarking from a port and entering a US military barracks. Is this the latest new military deployment of the US military?"

White House spokesman: "I have nothing to comment on the military details of the Korean battlefield."

"Mr. Spokesperson," the Japanese reporter hadn't finished asking, "does the United States intend to use a small atomic bomb on North Korea to restore its disadvantage on the battlefield?"

"The so-called battlefield disadvantage is not rigorous," the spokesman replied, "Our attitude towards the use of nuclear weapons on the Korean Peninsula has always been restrained and cautious. We hold the most powerful weapon in human history, but It’s not going to be used rashly.”

"Does that mean that the United States will use this weapon on the battlefield under certain special circumstances?"

Spokesman: "Mr. President will give a radio address at 9 p.m. today, in which Mr. President will re-state our country's nuclear policy and nuclear strategy."