Rise from eight hundred.

Chapter 336 Close the door to fight tigers?

The chaotic night finally passed.

Just after dawn, when the light was just enough to see the faces of people more than ten meters away, Moji Suematsu, who had not slept all night, angrily sent soldiers into the block again.

He has already made up his mind that if the Chinese still try to fight him in the streets, he will not hesitate to use more incendiary bombs than the Kunizaki detachment this time, and even ask the heavy artillery brigade to bombard the block in a destructive manner. The damn Chinese are blown to powder with the damn Chinese houses.

As for the time required for burning, the time has been delayed long enough anyway, and it is okay to delay it for another morning.

In terms of the urgency of time, the Japanese lieutenant general basically has the mentality of "laying flat".

However, the report sent back by the search team who entered the neighborhood tremblingly made Moji Suematsu, who was re-observing the battlefield with a telescope, spurt out the old blood that he had endured for a long time.

There are no Chinese people in the block, only the remains of soldiers who died in battle.

In addition, the various fortifications that the engineers and soldiers spent half the night building are still there, but the feces and water are sprinkled by the Chinese and the smell is unspeakable.

what does this mean?
Isn't it just that the Chinese took advantage of the night to slap the two big mouths of the 114th Division, and then poured a pile of dung, and then ran away?
The most important thing is that the decision he has already made seems to be just fantasy, and the Chinese never gave him this opportunity.

Perhaps the only thing that comforted the 114th Division was that because of the darkness, the Chinese were unable to clean up all the battlefields. Among the 360 ​​people who had been judged missing, more than 40 people were still alive, and they huddled in every corner. Li became a coward for a time, not daring to shoot or make a sound until the dawn came.

Although it looked wretched and ridiculous to look disheartened, he was still alive after all, and only the living were eligible to accept being slapped by the chief.

As for those brave men, of course they all died, either by bullets or grenades, and a few were hacked to death by the machetes they had seen on the battlefield in North China, and their heads were hanged cruelly. On a broken wall in the ruins.

In the smelly ruins, there were no wounded, only the dead and the living.

As long as the infantry was discovered by the Chinese, they were all dead.

When cruelty meets cruelty, only death can satisfy both parties.

The garrison camp led by Guo Shouzhi thoroughly implemented Tang Dao's will that "only dead devils are good devils".

In the night raid this night, more than 114 people from the 320th Division died in the battle, and more than 140 engineers died, while the garrison battalion killed 50 people and seriously injured 33 people. The battle loss ratio was close to 6 to 1.

The arrogant Japanese army was finally completely angered.

Heisuke Yanagawa let go of the pride of the army and bypassed the Songhu Expeditionary Army Command to seek help from the Japanese Navy. Two Japanese reconnaissance planes flew over Songjiang for reconnaissance at 8 o'clock in the morning.

At the same time, the three cities in the east, west and south launched a fierce attack with the help of the heavy artillery brigade and the artillery regiments of each division.

When the battle was at its most intense, the 107th and 108th divisions finally couldn't bear to mobilize the artillery battalions of each division to fight back against the Japanese infantry.

The artillery position was discovered by a Japanese reconnaissance plane whizzing by from high in the sky. An hour later, the Japanese Heavy Artillery Brigade, which finally obtained the specific coordinates of the Chinese artillery position, began to retaliate and shell the coordinates and surrounding areas.

Although protected by fortifications, the mountain artillery battalions of the two infantry divisions suffered heavy losses in the shelling of the 200-caliber heavy artillery, and more than two-thirds of the 24 infantry artillery were damaged.

Only the mortar battalion was spared because of its mobility and hiding in underground fortifications.

After suffering huge losses in a row, Yanagawa Heisuke probably gave it all up and chose to become his grandson.

The Japanese navy also gave the army grandson face. In addition to the reconnaissance planes that took off from the aircraft carrier and cruised over Songjiang City for a long time, they also used more than 24 bomber formations to focus on bombing several city wall fortifications in Songjiang.

A 500-pound aerial bomb is more terrifying than a 305 heavy artillery. When an aerial bomb falls, all creatures within a radius of 50 meters from the point of impact will die. Even if soldiers hiding in the fortifications are not directly killed by shock waves and shrapnel, the huge The sound of the explosion can also temporarily deaf the soldiers' ears, even if they are stuffed with cotton in advance.

The front-line officers and soldiers who survived the war may have good arms and legs, but their hearing has dropped sharply, which has a huge relationship with the aerial bombs dropped by aircraft bombing.

However, the Japanese fighter planes were not brazenly showing off their might. The 67th Army of the Northeast Army may have a slight lack of training, but its equipment will never lose to the Central Army. teeth.

In order to ensure the accuracy of the bombing, the Japanese bomber formation, which had full control over the air, lowered its altitude to 1000 meters, and was caught off guard by 12 cannons that concentrated fire.

Three Japanese bombers were turned into turkeys in the air.

The Japanese Navy was so angry that they scolded the Army Malu for a long time in the telegram, and they didn't even remind the Chinese that they were equipped with anti-aircraft guns.

Naturally, the senior leaders of the Tenth Army collectively pretended to be stupid, and it was a reply to say that the Chinese were cunning.

What's more, with all the bombs loaded, it's okay if you don't get off, it's even more dangerous for you to return to the aircraft carrier with the bombs.

The record of taking down three Japanese planes in one fell swoop is extremely brilliant, and it is worthy of a special mention in any battlefield, but for the current Songjiang battlefield, it can only be a drop in the bucket.

The 21 aerial bombs dropped by the remaining 21 bombers did a huge damage to Songjiang City, especially the city wall, which was the most obvious target.

The once incomparably majestic city walls on the east, west, south, and south sides were blasted into seven or eight large gaps. Coupled with the heavy artillery bombardment, the entire line of defense was torn apart.

Even the dozens of heavy firepower points carefully constructed by Tang Dao have been destroyed.

第六师团和国崎支队、114师团到上午11点的时候都不约而同的动用了装甲部队，冒着黑烟和披着钢甲的89坦克没了37毫米战防炮和20毫米机关炮的威胁，在这片战场上几乎就是无敌的存在。

The heavy machine gun bullets hit it had no other purpose except to spark sparks. Countless Japanese infantrymen followed the tanks to attack, and the bullets fired by the infantrymen risking their lives could hardly suppress them.

At noon in the fierce battle, Major General Liu Qiwen, the supreme commander in Dongcheng District, finally decided to abandon the fortifications of the Dongcheng City Wall, which had changed hands several times between the two sides, and the whole army took back the city.

The defense of the east city was broken.

Under the cover of tanks, the Japanese army continued to pour into the urban area of ​​Dongcheng under the cover of mortar shells, consolidating their positions and attacking the city at the same time.

In fact, major general Liu Qiwen did not just abandon the city wall of the east city because he wasted too much on the fortification of the city wall, he also wanted to close the door and beat the dog.

This is also because the Songjiang security regiment fought smoothly in the ruins. At the cost of more than 1000 casualties, the Japanese army delayed the deployment of troops for more than five hours, killing nearly 2000 Japanese soldiers. big confidence.

The Songjiang Security Regiment is just a security army, and there is a big gap in combat power between them and the regular army like the 67th Army. They can do it, and they can do it even better. troops.

However, after more than four hours of fierce fighting from the break-up of Dongcheng City to 332:43 p.m., the [-] Brigade and the officers and officers of the two infantry companies led by Lao Wang of the [-]rd Army, who had already been put into the Dongcheng battle, discovered that they obviously Still optimistic.

The Japanese troops of the Sixth Division not only had high technical and tactical literacy in groups and individual soldiers, but also had a strong will to fight. They were also good at learning. After the first day of small-scale street fighting, they were not familiar with the battlefield. He has a strong defensive mentality after being shot in various ways. Even a house that can be judged to be empty after a rough inspection will throw a few grenades towards the hiding place, which has caused many casualties of hidden soldiers.

More importantly, although the survey was done in advance, the soldiers' familiarity with the defense area was not as high as that of the local snakes in the Songjiang security regiment.

The soldiers of the Songjiang Security Regiment could run around in the alleys that were no more than one meter wide and narrow without getting lost, and they could even sneak from one house to another with ease, but they couldn't. He was trapped in a house by the Japanese army and could not escape, and was finally shelled to death by the anti-aircraft artillery and infantry artillery he dispatched.

Taking Dongcheng District as the main attack direction of the Japanese army as an example, in the 4-hour battle, more than 1000 Japanese soldiers were killed and wounded. At the same time, more than 700 people were killed and more than 800 people were injured. Compare.

Moreover, the Japanese army continued to invest in troops.

This caused cold sweat to drip down the brow of the brigade commander who stood in the headquarters and listened to the reports ahead. This time, it seemed that he closed the door and beat a tiger instead of a dog.

(End of this chapter)