The basic comprehensive training of cadets at the Miaomiya Military Academy lasts for eight to twelve weeks, including: weapon and shooting training, tactical training, alert training, combat training under chemical weapons conditions, queue training, physical training...com

Later, after the command headquarters had a new combat plan, it gradually added professional training of troops, such as infantry tactical training, artillery shooter training, and simulation training of tank tactics carrying models.

The three training methods are completely different. The professional training of infantry troops includes the following contents: light machine gun shooting training, rifle volley training in the later stage. Infantry squad tactical training under various battlefield conditions. Reconnaissance training, outpost training and marching vanguard training. Fortifications and bunker construction and excavation training. Individual infantry pits are the most stringent in training.

I have to say it here; after Germany's defeat in World War I, the Wehrmacht was restricted from possessing tanks, and all training was carried out by assembled wooden soldiers as tanks. Although research and production have begun in China, due to the high requirements of the Germans, the tanks were prohibited from being equipped with troops when they had not passed the test.

The exercise depends on the situation and the exercise start time is uncertain, but the exercise will usually be conducted in groups on weekends every week, and the school supervisor students will study the week. Students who perform well will record extra points. When they wait for graduation, the command department will award corresponding military ranks based on their scores and their usual quality performance.

Corresponding training bases were established in various places, and the soldiers in service entered the base to learn the updated soldiers' combat methods. On the day each soldier entered the base, he would receive a soldier's note, which contained the ten rings of German soldiers. At the gates of the city governments of each city, recruitment stations were established to recruit new soldiers, and some retired soldiers were re-summoned to establish new defense divisions.

There is only 200,000 places this time, and people from all over the country flock to participate. Those who have passed the plane are given priority admission, and they will be the first batch of air force armed forces of the Air Force.

On this day, governments sent diplomacy, and they were confused by Germany's recruitment and hoped that Germany could have a good explanation. A week after the German Navy shipyard was successively constructed to supervise warships, the British Foreign Minister sent a notice:

1. I am honored to inform your government that His Majesty the Government of England has agreed to the German government's opinion on the future German naval military strength, that is, the ratio of the future naval power to the total naval power of the United Kingdom and all member states of the Commonwealth should be 35:100. His Majesty the Government of England believes that this opinion is an extraordinary contribution made by the German government to maintaining the future naval military strength restriction system. His Majesty the Government of England also believes that this permanent and unmistakable agreement reached with the German government will enable governments around the world to jointly reach a work on the restriction of naval military strength.

2. His Majesty the Government of the King of England simultaneously explains and declares, and summarizes the principles and opinions therein as follows:

1 The tonnage ratio of 35:100 for the German and British naval naval will be permanent. The total tonnage of German naval ships shall not exceed 35% of the total tonnage of Commonwealth Navy ships stipulated in the Washington Naval Treaty and the London Naval Treaty. After these treaties expire, the tonnage of German naval ships shall not exceed 35% of the actual total tonnage of the Commonwealth National Navy.

2 If the agreement reached by major naval countries on the limit of arms in the future, the agreement reached between Britain and Germany on the proportion of the fleet tonnage cannot be accepted, the German government will no longer be bound by the tonnage restrictions stipulated in the previous period, provided that Germany must abide by the proportional restrictions proposed by the new naval arms restriction treaty.

3 The tonnage ratio of the German Navy is fixed at 35:100, and is not affected by the number of naval ships built by other countries. If a country suddenly builds a large number of warships in the future, destroying the existing balance of international naval military power, Germany reserves the right to propose to the United Kingdom to jointly check and inspect the new world naval military power comparison.

4 The German government will obtain the following license in terms of naval equipment. According to the naval ship classification system, the tonnage and military equipment of each level of warship are limited to the maximum value of the relevant limit standards. Therefore, under the principle, under the premise of complying with the following five items, the German government is ready to immediately build naval warships according to the limit standard of 35%. The types of ships will be divided into several categories according to the level of military equipment. The German government can adjust the specific number of ships of each type. For this purpose, each type of ship will not violate the provisions of the Navy Treaty, and the increase in the number of ships of a certain level will be compensated by the decrease of ships of other levels. If countries fail to sign a new treaty on the issue of naval military equipment restriction in the future, or there is no provision or restriction on the number of ships of each level in the new treaty, then the adjustments made by the German government, as well as the number and methods of adjustments, will be considered only a matter between the German government and His Majesty the Government of the British King.

5 If the future major naval countries sign new naval treaties to merge cruisers and destroyers into the same category, the German government will comply with such regulations, although Germany tends to classify the two types of ships separately.

6 For submarines, without violating the 35:100 provision, the tonnage of submarines that the German government can build can be equal to the total tonnage of all submarines in the Commonwealth countries. The German government guarantees that unless the situation mentioned below occurs, the tonnage of submarines held by Germany on weekdays shall not exceed 45% of the total tonnage of the Commonwealth submarines, unless there is a serious impact on Germany's national security. In such a situation, German submarines will exceed 45%. Before taking this measure, Germany will notify His Majesty the Government of the British King that the two countries will hold good talks and consultations on this before Germany invokes this provision.

7 Since it is impossible to accurately divide and calculate ships of all levels within the 35% tonnage range of the Royal Navy, and to calculate the total tonnage of their ships at 35% of the Royal Navy's total tonnage, roughly plan the number of ships of their levels, and adjust the tonnage of ships of all levels until the limit of 35%. The German government and His Majesty the British Government will jointly discuss what level of ships need to be adjusted, provided that such adjustments will not cause substantial or permanent damage to the 35:100 principle.

3. I am honored to inform your Government that His Majesty the Government of England will take reservations regarding the recognition of the validity of this clause when the provision of a 35:100 naval force ratio between the two countries has not been implemented.

4. I hope that your government can confirm and confirm that the opinions and requirements put forward by the German government have been accurately and clearly described in the provisions.

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In Germany, the government has basically been paralyzed, and only a simple reply:

The German Government is honored to inform His Majesty the Government of England that we have received a letter from you earlier today, in which you have explained to us the following positions and opinions of His Majesty the Government of England:

It is honored to inform His Majesty the Government of England that the suggestions put forward by His Majesty the Government of England were accurately explained and explained. I am very happy to have the opinions of His Majesty the Government of England.

The German government also believes that the permanent agreement reached by our country with His Majesty the British Government today will greatly promote and promote the same and more general agreements as countries around the world.

Finally, I added: The red is already spreading.

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Germany, not the Weimar Republic. Democracy has died in the soil of Germany, and the rebirth of power will lead Germany to glory, or...destruction!

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A week after Hitler arrived at Cottbus, he finally got the government's approval and could bring the armed SS into the city.

Goebbels, the Propaganda Minister of the Kuomintang Party, Hanfdanger, the News Minister of the Kuomintang Party, and the corresponding Kuomintang Party cadres, prepared a grand entry ceremony for Hitler!

Berlin, the capital of Germany, is an ancient and beautiful city. As early as the 13th century, it became a trading town and developed into a local political, economic and cultural center in the 17th century. It is located in the transportation route between East and West Europe, and its geographical location is of great significance.

The edge of the city is surrounded by forests, lakes and rivers, and is known as the "City of Forests and Lakes". The city is 3 kilometers long, the 3-kilometer-long Kulfestendam Commercial Street, the most famous boulevard in Europe, the Brandenburg Gate, the 00-year-old Church of Our Lady, the City Hall, the ancient building complex of the Museum Island, the Crystal Palace, the Palace of the Republic, Humboldt University, etc. The ancient Charlotte Castle Palace is surrounded by important cultural buildings such as Egyptian museums, antique museums, early prehistoric museums and applied art galleries.

The members of the National Socialist Party who can be summoned in Berlin and the voluntary civilians in Berlin will welcome Hitler into the city on Charlottenburg Street and watch the armed parade of the armed SS! The armed SS will walk by the Brandenburg gate with arms, and then pause in front of the Paris Square.

Hitler will give a speech on the high platform built there, which will take two hours to repeat the remarks that have already been bad.

After the speech was finished, the armed SS would have to open out of Berlin City. They would follow the street under the Bodhi Tree to the suburbs of Berlin and be stationed in the barracks given out by the National Defense Forces.
Chapter completed!