Chapter 546 Operation Hurricane

The people invited by Alan Wilson include the nine sultans of Johor, Pahang, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Perak, Terengganu, Kelantan, Kedah, and Perlis, leaders of the MCA, Tan Cheng Luk, Lim Lian Yuk and others, the Malayan Diwei, chairman of the major party.

He also formally admitted in front of these ethnic leaders that he was about to adopt a land policy that would benefit the Malays. "There is no doubt that we must ensure that the tragedy of the partition of India and Pakistan will not be repeated again. The independence of British India, Let us realize that before we have the ability to become independent, we still need to go through a period of development and construction. Currently, Malaya does not have the soil for independence. I have finished my words. Who is in favor and who is against it?"

Naturally, the nine Sultans representing the Malays would not object. Alan Wilson went further and said, "Dear Sultans, you should understand one thing. Neither the United States nor the Soviet Union has a good impression of the monarchy. , as a local monarch, it is in your interest to get along well with Britain."

"As for the Chinese ethnic group, I respect you very much." Alan Wilson switched to Mandarin and Shi Shiran said, "There are currently two, oh, three major ethnic groups of Indian descent. The most important thing is stability and development. I respect The Chinese have high hopes. We can talk about anything other than independence. I believe you also know that business restrictions have been relaxed, and no one will restrict you if you want to make money. We make money from harmony, and peace is the most precious thing."

As for the marginalized Indians, as a high commissioner who once worked and struggled in British India, how could Alan Wilson remain indifferent? Talking about Malayan Congress Party Chairman Deewe, he has publicly stated that the Andaman Islands are an integral part of the British Empire.

Alan Wilson also told the truth about London's agreement to support the Malayan economy. In general, this banquet held in accordance with Eastern traditions was nothing like the Hongmen Banquet. The atmosphere in Gangkash is so harmonious that it is a perfect example of an imperial colony on which the sun never sets.

There were also some dancers dancing to add to the fun, which gave Alan Wilson the illusion of being a real man.

"Commissioner, we actually have no problem with the land distribution." The Sultan of Kelantan said, "In fact, at present, we are also trying our best to ensure the loyalty of the Malays, so this is not a problem."

"Keep playing music and dance!" Alan Wilson waved his hand, then withdrew his attention, "From my perspective, I will do everything possible to maintain the stability of Malaya. The British Empire has high hopes for British Malaya. It can even be said that it has exceeded the original expectations of British India. I believe that no matter what ethnic group the guests here belong to, they all hope that life will get better and better."

"The Chairman of the National Congress Party doesn't want to be deported to India, right?" The meat in the mouth of Malayan National Congress Chairman Diwei suddenly lost its flavor.

"My respected sultans, you definitely don't want your status to disappear!" The faces of the nine sultans turned ugly.

"The Chinese want money, but they certainly don't want war to happen again. In the past fifty years, the Chinese have been filled with memories of the war. That is a very scary thing."

There were only middle-eastern-style dancers posing in the music, but there were no voices from the guests, which made the atmosphere in the hall very inconsistent. Alan Wilson drank a glass of water and said, "If everyone can Working together, I believe that good times are not far away. After all, there is still local support. If any part is dishonest, I will restore Malaya to the state it was in before the British landed before leaving."

When the Dutch were in Java, they carried out systematic sabotage, blowing up railway bridges and setting fire to rubber plantations.

The Malay Peninsula is separated from the island of Java by a strait, so we know exactly what happened at that time.

It's just that these people don't know that although the Dutch did it, the person who made the suggestion was right in front of them.

It’s enough to get the meaning right. You don’t need to say it too clearly. It’s better to make insinuations. Alan Wilson said softly, “If the French evacuate Vietnam one day, they hope that the British Empire will help bombard the coastal cities of Vietnam. Out of the traditional friendship between Britain and France, I think Britain will not refuse. By the way, some warships of the Pacific Fleet will be permanently resident in Malaya, and sooner or later the entire battleship fleet will be permanently resident, so everyone should be mentally prepared."

"By the way, in a few days, distinguished guests, I will go out to sea to watch the ceremony." Alan Wilson put down the wine glass in his hand and emphasized gently, "I have to go, otherwise it will be difficult for me to think that those who don't go are reliable. "

After some civil and military intimidation, all the important leaders of these ethnic groups were left in Kuala Lumpur. However, as a reasonable person, he still allowed these people to go home to report that they were safe.

His current behavior cannot be explained by unfriendly terms such as house arrest. It is entirely because the leaders of these ethnic groups are considerate and voluntarily stayed.

He was waiting for the battleship Malaya to arrive at the port, and at the same time, he was also looking to see what happened to his ethnic group after the leaders of each ethnic group left.

Compared with these former bosses, although their group has long been the largest group in Malaya, Chinese workers like Tian Qianqiu and Su Yang who have been to Newfoundland still do not have the corresponding status.

Of course, their relationship with Alan Wilson is still very close. Close means close, and necessary safety protection is still required. After ensuring safety, the two parties are very close.

Asked why these people were detained, Alan Wilson did not use words to explain, "I wanted to invite these people to watch the ceremony, but I was afraid that they would not want to go, so I made this move. But I believe they will forgive me when the time comes."

"Master Zhongtang, what on earth are you going to see at sea?" Su Yang said with curiosity on his face, "It's so mysterious."

"You are not outsiders, so it doesn't matter if you tell me." Alan Wilson pondered for a moment, showing his white teeth, "It was the nuclear bomb dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima."

On the 24th, Alan Wilson borrowed a military transport plane to transport these people and himself to Penang.

The battleship Malaya, named after the colony where he now serves as commissioner, is docked at Penang Port.

The last Queen Elizabeth-class battleship in World War I, the battleship Malaya, which was supposed to have been disintegrated two years ago, is still sailing in the ocean. In fact, none of the Queen Elizabeth-class battleships have been dismantled at present. The remaining two are mothballed in the mainland, and Warspite is also serving in the Royal Netherlands Navy.

In his telegram with General Mountbatten, Alan Wilson stated that the part of the logistics costs that Malaya could afford was actually referring to these antiques from World War I. It didn't matter if they were old. As long as they could fire artillery, what kind of high technology was needed to deal with the colonies? ? If you follow the example of Jakarta, you can still scare Indonesians to wet their pants.

What about the antiques from the First World War? How many countries can make them?

Boarding this battleship, which was more than thirty years old, Alan Wilson felt the weight of history coming his way. The 381mm main gun seems to be telling the story of the past.

As a former battleship of the Royal Navy, although it is a bit older, it is absolutely no problem to be used for observation. Could it be that the two modernizations were in vain?

From the behavior of these distinguished guests after boarding the ship, Alan Wilson could also see that these distinguished guests with high status in British Malaya had not actually boarded the battleship named after this colony.

Because the sea conditions in the North Atlantic are well known to everyone, British warships are outstanding in terms of seaworthiness.

Alan Wilson even took these guests on a tour, boasting with a red face and a heartbeat, "Let's fire a salvo at Jakarta to see if they dare to disturb everyone's peaceful life, then install nuclear bombs, hum."

Amidst the laughter that may have been insincere, the battleship Malaya left Penang Harbor and headed towards the island where the nuclear test was carried out.

On the two parallel islands in the west of the Langkawi Islands, and on the isolated island further to the west, the British nuclear weapons for this test have been placed. They were installed on a Liberty Ship, and there was a similarly stranded test next to them. Target ships, cars and tanks placed on the shore.

This nuclear test was codenamed Project Hurricane. In order to conduct more intuitive observations, the person in charge, William Penny, also temporarily boarded the battleship Malaya. Through the equipment on this battleship, he could more intuitively feel the nuclear weapons. The power.

With some preparations in place, the countdown to the hurricane plan officially began. The battleship Malaya stayed at an appropriate distance. All crew members and observers who came to witness history put on the sunglasses that had been prepared. The broadcast in the command room constantly reminded the countdown.

As the direct person in charge of the project, William Penny was also quite nervous. He even chatted with Alan Wilson to relieve his nervousness. "During the experiment, we discovered a more powerful fusion reaction."

"This is similar to the information fed back by some secret channels." As soon as Alan Wilson heard it, he knew what William Penny was talking about. The more powerful hydrogen bomb also spoke, "Of course the Americans have blocked information from us, but some It’s just unconfirmed information, but I heard Mr. William say today that with the American way of doing things, it must be true.”

However, according to history, it will take another two years for the United States to successfully develop a hydrogen bomb. It is not impossible to catch up now.

"Remind everyone, put on your sunglasses and count down to one minute, fifty-nine seconds..."

Following the prompt from the command tower, the heavy people gathered at the ship's windows put on sunglasses and listened to the emotionless countdown. Finally, when the countdown was completed, a dazzling light erupted on the free wheel where the nuclear bomb was installed. , and at the same time, the entire free wheel was vaporized, followed by thick smoke rising into the sky and the sound of impact...

The experimental island turned into a sea of ​​fire, shrouded in gloom and mist. The entire battleship and the British at the East Island observation post cheered loudly to celebrate the launch of the British nuclear bomb.

"Great!" Alan Wilson clenched his fists. Two years in advance, this has already solved a big problem.

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