As the frontline moved to the west side of Fengjiang, right on their doorstep, there was one person who was truly despondent. It was not Zhao Yu, but Zhao Zheng.
This Air Force Commander-in-Chief of Fengjiang from the Great Tang Empire, had once boasted in front of Zhao Yu, guaranteeing that not a single enemy plane could fly over Fengjiang.
But now, his airfield was less than 50 kilometers away from the front line, which drastically reduced the response time of Fengjiang's Air Force to virtually zero.
Even to protect the Fengjiang airfield, Luo Xiao had allocated almost all of the Anti-Aircraft Guns available near Fengjiang to Zhao Zheng, leaving the city itself almost as unprotected as if it were streaking naked.
So, if the Dahua Empire's planes were to attack Fengjiang, they could easily succeed: even with the early warning provided by the Great Tang Empire's radar on the opposite shore, Fengjiang's Air Force was still not fast enough.
