1224 Hu Bin and MacArthur were competing in a small conference room at the command center. At this time, Mo shot over and said to Hu Bin that the United States has taken off a large number of fighter planes on the Eastern Front, just to intercept the reconnaissance planes here. When Hu Bin heard this, he drove it with a telegram and started watching.

"You ask your people to translate it for you!" Hu Bin finished reading the telegram.

He gave the telegram to MacArthur. When MacArthur heard it, he answered it and handed it to the translator beside him. After reading the translator, he started to speak to MacArthur.

"Do you understand? The Japanese want to kill my reconnaissance plane, why do you want to kill my reconnaissance plane? Can you think of it?" Hu Bin looked at MacArthur and asked.

MacArthur stared at Hu Bin. Of course, he knew why he wanted to kill the other party's reconnaissance plane, but he didn't want his purpose to be known by the other party.

"Japan mobilized a large number of troops in the south and north, and may not have gathered yet, but they will not gather in the distance, but will wait until they are very close to me,

At that time, their troops will come over to truly encircle my troops. Before, he didn't want me to know, he was afraid that I would run away." Hu Bin said to MacArthur.

"General Hu, I want to know if you are sure!" MacArthur asked looking at Hu Bin.

"No, my troops are now investigating. Once I find that there are enough Japanese troops, I will retreat! I will retreat to the eastern front!" Hu Bin looked at MacArthur and shook his head.

"What? No, your troops cannot retreat!" MacArthur heard it and shouted very loudly.

He didn't want Hu Bin's troops to retreat. Once Hu Bin's troops retreated, it would mean that the Eastern Front would be in great trouble, and Hu Bin would definitely retreat to the central part of the United States. If the Japanese troops followed, the cities on the Central Front would also fall into crisis.

"I'm not stupid. If I can't beat me, I'll beat me?" Hu Bin heard it, smiled, and said to MacArthur.

"Didn't you say you have a plan before?" MacArthur said to Hu Bin.

"There is a plan, but there is no army. How do you ask me to fight? I had agreed before that the troops on the North Line were given to me to command. I could kill the Japanese on the East Line. Now you don't agree!

However, even if you agree now, I don't agree. I thought before that you were the same as I thought, killing those Japanese devils. Now it seems that no, although I don't know what your purpose is, I'm sure you don't believe me.

Since you don't believe me, I think I will definitely not be able to mobilize the troops when I command your troops. If I let those troops participate in some wars and the casualties may be very high, I guess your troops will not listen to me, and it will be useless at that time.

So, now I don’t want the command of other troops. The troops from the cities you gave me before, I now need them to help me defend those cities and maintain public order in those places. The others are to let them guard the positions, and I don’t want the others!" Hu Bin looked at MacArthur and said.

"What?" MacArthur felt a little tricky when he heard Hu Bin say this. The current situation was different from what he thought when he came before. He thought Hu Bin would fight with him for command of those troops, but now Hu Bin actually said no.

"Send another telegram to the Air Force to ask questions. Our reconnaissance planes encounter many fighter planes in that direction!" Hu Bin continued to speak.

"Yes!" A staff officer ran out.

"Brother Bin, we expected it to be about 1 million before, but is it still that much now?" A senior staff officer looked at Hu Bin and asked.

"I don't know yet, we need to wait until the information comes! Do the special forces go out?" Hu Bin asked.

"I'm out, but no news has been heard!" Mo She immediately spoke.

"It means that the Japanese troops are still far from us, and we still have time! Tell Huang Wenjin not to stop in Chicago, and attack directly to Lansing, try to take Lansing quickly, and then take Detroit with Ding Wanzhong's troops. Our troops must be deployed!" Hu Bin said.

"Yes!" A senior staff officer heard this and went out to send a telegram to Huang Wenjin.

"Brother Bin, the Japanese will probably give us a few days?" asked a senior adviser.

"3 to 4 days, up to 4 days!" Hu Bin said.

"Well, that should be too late!" When the senior staff heard this, they relaxed. If the Japanese troops surrounded them before capturing Detroit, it would be really difficult to fight, and the troops might really have to retreat.

"Okay, after Ding Wanzhong attacks, come and find me!" Hu Bin said to the senior staff, then turned around and headed to MacArthur's side.

Now MacArthur is still on his side, and he wants him to leave quickly. He doesn't want to command with him. I don't know how many troubles will happen at that time!

After Hu Bin arrived at the small conference room, Mike Arthur was thinking about something there.

"Do you have anything else?" After Hu Bin came in, he looked at MacArthur and asked.

"General Hu, what do you mean?" MacArthur heard Hu Bin's words and looked at Hu Bin and asked.

"Let's go back if you have nothing to do. The Japanese troops will come soon, not more than 4 days. If you want to set up a command center here, or if you don't want to set up a headquarters, you have to make a decision quickly. In addition, if my troops look wrong, they will retreat immediately, so it's useless for you to be here!" Hu Bin said and sat opposite MacArthur.

"General Hu, I don't want your troops to retreat." MacArthur looked at Hu Bin and said,

He did not dare to let Hu Bin's troops retreat. After Hu Bin's troops arrived here, Japan's attack on the United States obviously slowed down, giving them a breath of time. If Hu Bin left, Japan would strengthen its attack on those cities.

"I can't say this anymore, I've said it. Now even if you give me command power, I don't want it anymore. I can't believe it. I used to cooperate with you with sincerity, hoping to defeat the Japanese devils here. Now it seems that I'm wishful thinking, so please go back!

If I can fight here, I will definitely continue to fight. If I can't fight, I'm embarrassed." Hu Bin said to MacArthur.

MacArthur looked at Hu Bin and didn't know what to say, as if the development of things had deviated from MacArthur's expectations. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!