1220 After receiving Roosevelt's telegram, Hu Bin said he would not reply. He knew that the United States was unwilling to accept this matter, and Hu Bin also wanted to express his attitude and was not satisfied with it. Hu Bin also wanted to see what the United States wanted. What had been said before, but now it has changed its mind.

"Brother Bin, it's not good if you don't reply, right? You've sent so many telegrams! When they send telegrams to the country, the commander and the others don't know what's going on. You have to explain again!" Mo She looked at Hu Bin and said.

"They won't send a telegram or ask!" Hu Bin said as he looked at Mo She.

"Oh!" Mo She heard it and nodded, while Hu Bin continued to look at the telegram, thinking about what happened next.

The United States' change of mind made Hu Bin's plan change, but Hu Bin believes that the impact is not great, and he has already prepared both ways. The only thing he is worried about is how determined Japan has made to kill him.

Hu Bin knew very well that Okamura Yanji liked it very much when he came to the East Front this time, and he must have thought about killing his troops.

"Made, I have to kill myself!" Hu Bin said, touching his chin.

"What's wrong? Brother Bin?" Mo She heard it and looked at Hu Bin in confusion.

"It's okay, I'll talk about the United States!" Hu Bin shook his head and said, then stood up, walked inside the command center, thinking about the next plan in his mind.

At this time, Roosevelt was waiting for Hu Bin's telegram, but Hu Bin just didn't send the telegram, which made him feel no confidence. He didn't know what Hu Bin meant, but he could think of it that Hu Bin would definitely not agree to establish a joint command.

"Hu Bin is too arrogant. Our president sent him a telegram, but he didn't reply. What does Hu Bin mean? Can you say anything if you have any opinions?" One of the staff spoke up.

"What should we do now? If Hu Bin disagrees with the establishment of a joint command center, the conflict between us will arise. At that time, Hu Bin commands his troops and we will command our troops. If we do not communicate in time, we will lose a lot of opportunities." Another staff member said.

"I think it's better to let MacArthur go to Hu Bin personally, so that we can talk to Hu Bin and see what Hu Bin means. Also, let Marshall send a telegram. Hu Bin discussed with Marshall before. If General Marshall didn't speak, Hu Bin might not recognize it!" Another cabinet official said.

"Yes, inform MacArthur to go to Chicago immediately, talk to Hu Bin once, and then set up a joint command with Hu Bin there!

In addition, call Marshall and tell him to contact Hu Bin immediately and ask what Hu Bin means!" Roosevelt heard it, nodded and said, and a secretary would go to do this matter soon.

After Roosevelt finished speaking, he started thinking there. He was wondering why Hu Bin disagreed because of his idea, or that he had prepared a combat plan. If he had prepared a combat plan, then he would not agree now and he could discuss it, or come up with a combat plan and discuss it together. If he had other ideas, he would have to consider it.

Roosevelt was still worried that Hu Bin would control their American army, so he wanted to let MacArthur go.

Roosevelt sat there thinking, and after a while, a secretary came in and said to him, "I just called Marshall, and he said that he did not agree to the plan to form the joint command. If we want to do this, we will send someone to convince Hu Bin."

"What?" Roosevelt heard it and turned his head to look at the secretary.

"So that's General Marshall!" the secretary emphasized.

"Damn it, why did he disagree? He was so relieved to hand over our American troops to a foreigner?" a cabinet official shouted immediately.

"That is, how is this possible to hand over the lives of our American soldiers to a foreigner?" other officials and staff said in dissatisfaction.

"It seems that Marshall is not suitable for our position as commander of the US Army." A staff member sat behind said.

"Yes, we should let the generals know that Marshall is not suitable for commander, so they can replace Marshall." The other officials also started to speak.

"Reported, General Patton's telegram, he also disagreed with the establishment of a joint command, especially MacArthur and Hu Bin. Before, MacArthur had been disagreeing with Hu Bin on the Western Front. If the two of them joined forces to command, it would definitely bring about many misunderstandings. He asked the Presidential Palace to consider this issue carefully!" A secretary came over with the telegram and said.

"What? MacArthur and Hu Bin are not in the way? Why don't they be in the way? Did you say it?" Roosevelt immediately asked when he heard it.

"No, General Patton did not say it. In addition, the telegram also said, please believe in Hu Bin's troops and Hu Bin's ability. Giving the troops to Hu Bin is the best choice on the Eastern Front!" the secretary continued.

"Damn it, how could he think like this? He is our American soldier, how could he think like this!" Roosevelt said very dissatisfiedly when he heard this.

At this time, the other staff members stopped talking. They had said they wanted the troops to impeach Marshall. Now Patton supports Marshall, so it would not be so easy to impeach him.

"Let Marshall come here, I want to have a detailed talk with him!" Roosevelt thought for a while and said to the secretary. When the secretary heard it, he went out.

"After General Marshall comes, you go out first. I want to talk to him in detail. You are not suitable here." Roosevelt said to those people, who nodded.

After about half an hour, Marshall came over. When the staff in Roosevelt's office saw him coming, they all went out.

"General Marshall, please sit down!" Roosevelt asked Marshall to sit down. Marshall nodded and sat down.

"I want to know what your troops are thinking and why they agree to hand over the troops to Hu Bin for command!" Roosevelt asked at Marshall.

"It's not all the troops on the Eastern Front, but how many troops Hu Bin can rescue, we will let the troops he rescues be under his command.

Hu Bin attacked the Japanese from Chicago and needed many troops to fight against Japanese troops, while the troops on the south side of our eastern front continued to attack under our command!" Marshall said to Roosevelt.

"I know, but you have to know that the troops in Chicago are all veterans, and these troops are handed over to Hu Bin to command. If the command error occurs, the losses will be from our American troops.

Also, can you guarantee that Hu Bin will not deliberately let our troops die for his troops? He is a Chinese, a general of China, not a general of the United States, and the troops are the country's weapon. How can he hand it over to a foreigner?" Roosevelt looked at Marshall and asked.

His consideration was right. How could the country's important weapons be controlled by others? However, Roosevelt's consideration was wrong. Hu Bin was not trying to cheat on the veterans, but the recruits in the south.

Hu Bin is not worried about the veterans, because after the war is over, these veterans will be useless. After they are discharged from the army, they will just do ordinary things.

However, the recruits behind them are different. They are all senior intellectuals. After the war is over, they can greatly promote the development of the United States. This is Hu Bin's goal.

"I know, but we have no choice but to bet!" Marshall said to Roosevelt.

"What did you say? Bet? The lives of millions of troops, you actually say bet?" Roosevelt asked as he looked at Marshall.

"Then what do you want me to say? What do you say if you don't say bet? Now our frontline commanders have problems, our strategy is not a problem, the soldiers are willing to sacrifice for their country, and the equipment is not a problem, but they just can't beat Japanese troops.

I was wondering what went wrong with our troops, why can’t we win, why we always defend passively, while Hu Bin’s troops never defend.

If we don’t defend in the United States, we can say that it is not in their own country and does not care about the life and death of our American people. However, when he was in China, he was not defending, just attacking. Even if Hu Bin only had one regiment, one brigade, and one division troops, he attacked.

Every time, we force the Japanese troops to have no choice, and there are heavy casualties. But looking at the commanders on our side, those regiment-level cadres, especially those who have studied in China, they dare to attack. Their attack also brought huge casualties to the Japanese troops. But after all, they are a regiment, and our generals above the division commander dare not attack at all. Why is this?" Marshall said at Roosevelt.

Roosevelt heard this and looked at Marshall in confusion, not knowing what Marshall wanted to say.

"We need victory, a real victory, a big victory, and a victory brought by an attack. Our front-line commanders cannot do it. We can only let Hu Bin lead us to fight. I hope that after this battle, our troops commanders will dare to attack!

I don’t want to hand over the troops to Hu Bin’s command. This is a shame for our American generals. However, such a shame is better than sacrificing a large number of soldiers, and is better than the fall of our territory?

I also know that it is very dangerous to hand over the troops to other countries for command. But we have no choice but to do so. So I said that we bet, Hu Bin can treat our troops well.
Chapter completed!