under fire

The pursuit went exceptionally well.

The puppet soldiers were arrogant and domineering when bullying the defenseless people, and their moral character of bullying the weak and fearing the hard was not unexpected.

There was no expected resistance during the crackdown.

Blind staff officer Liu Yuanqing was so happy that he couldn't help but smile. He had seen countless strong winds and waves in his life. If his boat capsized in this gutter, he would be embarrassed to death if he told anyone about it.

The current situation is clear.

There was constant sound of gunfire in the west, and the Japanese were dragged into the open field by Camp Commander Hu.

It was impossible for Wang Shun's men to capture all the few puppet soldiers who tried their best to escape under the moonlit night.

Liu Yuanqing quickly ordered to gather the troops.

Soon, most of the team escorting the prisoners returned.

The battlefield seemed to turn into a bazaar.

There were shouts, body searches, beatings, kicks, and bindings everywhere.

Liu Yuanqing put down the phone.

He issued a new order to Wang Shun, who had been waiting beside him: "Get the prisoners away first, assemble the team, it's time to get down to business."

Wang Shun did not wait for all his men to return, and began to shout loudly and lecture the assembled men: "Brothers, this time is the time for us to use the blood of the Japanese to wash away the blood feud of the villagers."

The Japanese second lieutenant standing behind the bunker was waiting anxiously with his command knife.

However, no good news came back from the dispatched commando team.

The hands holding the command knife sometimes loosen and sometimes tighten.

He simply couldn't believe that the elites would capsize in the gutter and lose their noble lives.

Suddenly he thought of the fallen lieutenant.

I finally realized that there was a big gap between myself and the lieutenant in terms of arranging troops, judging the battlefield situation, and even commanding the battle.

He did make frequent mistakes. After successfully attacking the village, he should not pursue northward, nor should he rush back to support when the squadron headquarters was attacked.

If the lieutenant was still there, he would not have hurriedly evacuated the battlefield south of the village before figuring out the situation.

And there was no big problem in ordering the retreat.

However, when retreating, you should not hesitate to defend where you are, but should always move eastward.

At the moment, there is no difference from standing still in the south of the village waiting for help, but in vain, two squads of nearly 30 warriors were lost.

At this time, we should not stop and establish a position to confront the Eighth Route Army when encountering an attack from Tubal Road.

Tubalu actually knows how to play with flares, which is completely unexpected.

Fortunately, that thing didn't stay bright in the sky for long.

More time to face the darkness.

Darkness is good for the defender.

As long as he doesn't launch any more attacks, he doesn't have to worry too much about Tubalu attacking him.

The only danger comes from the occasional grenade fired from the Tubal grenade.

Tangled in endless thoughts and random thoughts.

Suddenly there was a burst of intensive gunfire from the east of the position.

All the Japs quickly turned their heads and looked east. Unfortunately, the smoke covering the position blocked the Japs' view.

After a while, a dirty little warrior jumped up from the traffic trench that had just been dug a few minutes ago and said, "Report, the eastern position of the defensive circle has been attacked fiercely by the Eighth Route Army."

The messenger braved the risk of being slapped and added: "We haven't yet figured out the strength of the opponent."

The second lieutenant grabbed the messenger by the collar and said, "You mean there was an attack on the east side, not an attack?"

Without being slapped, the ordering soldier quickly replied: "Yes! Tubal Road unfolded into a fan outside the east defense line. Judging from the firepower, it is estimated that the number of people is not less than a hundred guns."

The second lieutenant slapped the messenger to the ground.

Then he turned around and jumped out of the bunker and crawled forward, trying to leave the smoke and see with his own eyes.

After crawling some distance to the north, the smoke became much lighter.

In the field of vision, muzzle flashes continued to appear on the empty horizon.

The gunshots seemed far away.

Moonlight night as usual.

The ensign quickly returned to the bunker.

Force yourself to calm down your thoughts and use your pig brain to analyze.

The Imperial Alliance Army, which had a poor combat effectiveness, had been defeated.

These Tubalu are so abominable, and now they dare to attack the imperial army!

The second lieutenant has been in the army for many years, and he considers himself to have quite a lot of experience in studying battle reports and actual combat operations.

Although I cannot fully understand the behavior and habits of Tubalu, I still have considerable experience in dealing with them.

Trying to figure out one thing. Tubalu shouldn't have such strong fighting power!

The plan of the Eighth Route Army was obviously to suppress the enemy first, and then deal with the imperial army after obtaining ammunition.

Haha, the imperial army is well-trained.

Trenching, bunkers and fortifications have been established.

As long as you don't mess up your position, you won't be afraid even if the national army comes, let alone these rubbish.

Immediately ordered to withdraw the alert, gather troops, strengthen the position, and fully defend the position. Wait for reinforcements.

No one may attack without his orders.

Previously, messengers had been sent to ask for help from the captain who was raiding the mountainous area in the south.

Hold on to the position and don’t have Tubal Road with heavy weapons?

Do we really need to take it seriously?

Currently, the Eighth Route Army did not dare to charge due to their large number of people, and there was no need for the Imperial Army to waste bullets with them.

Soon, the two crooked machine guns facing north on the Japanese position temporarily stopped firing.

Time passes slowly.

Correspondents kept reporting on the situation.

"Deploy a company of troops to the east"

After listening to Liu Yuanqing's report, Hu Yi put down the phone receiver.

The gunshots continued one after another.

The place where the Japanese stayed was filled with smoke and nothing could be seen.

Observers reported that they seemed to hear the sound of earthworks from the Japanese position not far away.

There is no need to guess. The Japanese must be planning to dig deep trenches and wait for dawn.

Launching an attack on the Japanese position at this time is equivalent to attacking a fortress.

The thick smoke on the Japanese position affects the vision. If the current situation can be maintained.

The ninth battalion launched a charge, but no matter how deep the fortifications dug by the Japanese were, they were just decorations.

The final result must be casualties on both sides.

Compassion does not command troops.

After fighting against the Japanese for so many years, most of the time they were diverted, blocked, or ambushed.

Now Jiuying finally has the qualifications to challenge the Japanese.

It is impossible to achieve victory without casualties in a positional attack.

The Ninth Battalion has a lot of barge guns. Liu Yuanqing just called and said that he had seized a lot of barge guns and bullets from the puppet army, and he would arrange for them to be sent over.

This guy is not afraid of big trouble, and uses his actions to indicate that he should launch an attack.

Although he didn't say it explicitly, it was obvious that he left the decision to himself.

The situation on both sides is clear.

The advantage of the shell gun's close-range firepower can crush the Japs with superb marksmanship, and is fully capable of breaking the Japs' only defensive advantage of the moonlit night position.

As for bayonet fighting, Li Laosi, who forces his men to practice sword skills all day long, can also be pulled out to test it in actual combat.

Going to the battlefield is the best way to test the results of training.

Even if there are casualties, those who survive can accumulate experience and grow rapidly.

It's just like riding a bicycle. No matter how many theories you have, it can't compare to rushing up to fight with the Japanese with open swords and secret guns.

Maybe, they can all give themselves a surprise.

Whether it's a mule or a horse, it has to be pulled out for a ride.

After careful consideration, Hu Yi made up his mind: launch an attack on the Japanese positions.

This time, the scattered departments cannot be allowed to fight independently.

Let the little girl following behind set up a tent.

After Hu Yi entered the tent, the little girl quickly turned on the flashlight.

Wang Xiaosan, who had just returned to report the news, immediately pulled out the map and quickly unfolded it.

Hu Yi stared with blurry eyes and quickly drew a circle on the map to indicate the Japanese position.

Then they began to form troops and formations around the Japanese.

Main direction of attack?

What characteristics serve as a command?

If multiple directions attack at the same time, how to avoid accidental damage and how to identify ourselves and the enemy?

How to arrange a ladder attack?

The scale of the battlefield may not be that big.

It's not easy to improvise a good offensive plan.

Arranging the details is usually the job of the staff officer.

Xiao Hongying learned a lot from Hu Yi.

Neither of them had really learned how to be a good counselor.

Past experience in life and death battles is the best adviser (End of Chapter)