It's a pity that the salt water lake in their territory has dried up!

From then on, those magnificent warships lay on the beach and sunbathed.

The day of early retirement with pay is the only one in the world!

Beautiful lady!

Let’s go back to the navy of Outer Mongolia.

In 1938, a group of forces opposed to the Soviet Union appeared in Outer Mongolia.

They invaded the river routes of both Mongolia and Soviet Union.

You know, most of the rivers in Mongolia flow into the Soviet Union.

Trade in crude oil, timber, coal, minerals, etc. between Mongolia and the Soviet Union also relies heavily on river transportation.

I've been invaded, why don't I fight back?

As a result, the Soviet Union generously gave Outer Mongolia a patrol warship, the Sukhbaatar.

About 300 tons level!

After that, Outer Mongolia officially had large-scale armaments on the water.

Later, in order to protect the route, Outer Mongolia stationed naval forces on the "Sukhbaatar".

This batch of naval forces was the earliest prototype of the Outer Mongolia Navy.

Later, with the help of the Su State, this intrusive group of water pirates was quickly eliminated.

The "Sukhbaatar", which has a leisurely life, has been reducing its personnel.

To this day, there are only seven people left, the legendary "Nanami Takeshi".

They do not need to perform the tasks performed by the general navy, they only need to transport goods and trade.

You may not believe it, but this seven-man naval fleet is the only profitable navy in the world!

The navies of other countries are just burning money without blinking an eye.

Every time an aircraft carrier goes on patrol, it's like pouring money into the sea.
Chapter completed!