Rise from eight hundred.

Chapter 449 The Eyes of Death

That was the last hole card in the trenches.

Even when the first wave of Japanese troops rushed forward to attack the defense line, the five cannons that had never been used were all fired at this time.

There was no turning back when the bow was fired, and the Japanese infantrymen were frightened by the five bullet whips that were shot into the formation, causing a bloody wind. At the same time, their legs softened, but they could only bite the bullet and move on.

The sudden shooting of the machine gun came so unexpectedly that the Japanese officers in the rear didn't even have time to react, and they were dumbfounded for three or four seconds.

It is difficult for them to understand why the Chinese, who have always lacked heavy firepower, are so rich. Big guys like machine guns can take nearly ten guns at once. This is so different from the Chinese army in their impression.

This is also why the 36th Infantry Brigade underestimated their opponents too much. If they were replaced by the 67th Infantry Brigade in Songjiang City and the hard steel wave of the 13th Army, they would not have such naive thoughts.

The Japanese grenadier soldiers responsible for suppressing the opponent's heavy firearms did not react until five or six seconds later. The Chinese still have such terrible weapons in the dark to 'take care' of their infantry brothers, and frantically used grenadiers to hide in the Machine guns fired in the dark.

However, these cannons, which have been concealed all the time, are more than 300 meters away from the trenches. This distance was carefully designed by the stingy Lao Zhou, just to avoid the 500-meter range of the Japanese grenadiers, and the Japanese grenadiers were also As he thought, he would follow the Japanese infantry 200 meters behind.

Don't look at the up to [-] grenadiers blowing up lively, but they are actually useless.

As for the mountain artillery and infantry artillery of the Japanese army, they also need enough reaction time, without any fortifications, and the night is the best protection for the five big killers.

Stingy old Zhou's tactic succeeded.

Because of the loose formation of the Japanese army's charge, the damage caused by the machine gun may not be as great as that of the heavy machine gun, but it is brutal enough.

Clouds of blood fog bloomed in the Japanese army's charge queue!
Running and running, maybe a puff of blood mist sprayed on my face, and I had to wipe off the flesh and blood covering my eyes to see clearly what kind of experience it was in front of me?
Only the Japanese army on the charge can describe this kind of heart-piercing real experience.

Five or six seconds was very short, and to many people it might just be the time to blink your eyelids two or three times, but to the Japanese infantrymen who were charging, it seemed extremely long.

The cruel and trembling battlefield is bit by bit wearing away the courage that the Japanese soldiers had been inspired by crossing the river.

But what really caused the Japanese army's confidence to completely collapse was not the terrifying cannon.

Instead, with the iron whistle one after another, dozens of Chinese soldiers suddenly stood up from the trenches.

Everyone is holding an MP28 submachine gun.

It was the first time that Chinese soldiers stood upright and fired at each other.

The running Japanese infantry tried their best to pull the trigger and fired the bullets in the single-shot rifle.

Although there were five bullets in the 50.00-type magazine, more than [-]% of the Japanese infantry knew that they only had one chance to shoot, and the cruel battlefield would not allow them to pull the bolt to load the bullet and then pull the trigger.

If you want to shoot a bullet, you can't dodge it.

One side was shooting without dodging while running wildly, and the other side was holding a submachine gun in the trench, also shooting without dodging.

At this moment, the Chinese and Japanese infantry have the courage to die with the enemy.

The Japanese soldiers who rushed into the Chinese trench more than ten meters away, and recently even only five or six meters away, fired a full [-] rounds of ammunition, and at least half of the Chinese soldiers who suddenly stood up in the trench were shot.

A small number fell straight down in the trenches, but most of them still endured severe pain and pulled the trigger.

The 28-round long magazine of the MP32 submachine gun and the continuous firepower continued were the last straw that overwhelmed the remaining courage of the Japanese infantry.

Seven or eight of the 60 submachine guns originally equipped in the trenches were damaged due to mechanical failure due to frequent shooting during the battle, and only 52 of them could still be fired.

In the end, there are only less than 45 submachine guns that can spit out firepower, but this is the less than 45 submachine guns, but it sprays out a dazzling more than 1000 rounds of bullets.

This is no longer fire suppression, but a face-to-face hand-to-hand combat between submachine guns and rifles.

You shoot me once, and I'll shoot back ten.

The Chinese soldiers have no way to retreat, as long as they are not killed by a single shot, they will bulge their eyes, scream and pull the trigger, sweeping and shooting towards the front.

Blood flowers bloomed on the infantry of both China and Japan.

To describe it with the famous quote that Tantai Mingyue wrote after interviewing Tudou who survived the battle: that is death's gaze on death!

Yes, Chinese and Japanese soldiers stared at each other at a distance of no more than ten meters, and then walked towards death together.

The 6.5mm caliber bullets of the Type [-] rifles were weakened at this moment. Although the bullets protruding through the body could cause great damage, the extreme secretion of adrenaline prevented the Chinese soldiers from being knocked down in pain for at least ten seconds.

However, the wounds caused by the 9mm Luger bullets equipped with MP series submachine guns cannot be resisted by secreting a little adrenaline.

The miserable howls erupted by the Japanese infantry could be heard clearly by both sides on the 'Lonely Tomb' which was fighting fiercely hundreds of meters away.

The closest Japanese army fell in front of the Chinese trenches. The soldiers even stretched out their hands from the trenches, and they could touch the bayonet blades of the [-]-style rifles that were thrown on the ground.

As many as one-third of the Japanese troops were killed by this wave.

At the moment when other soldiers in the trench had already clenched their rifles and were about to fight the final battle, the courage of the Japanese army, which had been weakened to the bottom, completely collapsed.

First, the Japanese soldiers who rushed to the front and were lucky not to be killed by submachine guns turned around and ran away, and then the ones behind.

As fierce as they rushed in front, they retreated as resolutely as they retreated. The Japanese soldiers running back were running three points faster than they were charging.

In the face of death, the so-called warrior spirit is also weak.

"Baga! They're all dead!" Maeda Masaaki stared dumbfounded at the khaki that was reversing back, and punched the ground hard.

Although he was very angry, the Major of the Japanese Army did not do such an unwise move as throwing off his helmet. The stray bullets flying around on the battlefield were terrifying. I'm afraid they have all been included in the death list.

The Japanese army that entered the charging state left nearly 200 corpses on the position, and only half of them were able to return to the position.

The Chinese defenders did not take advantage of the victory to fight back.

The sudden increase in casualties in "Death and Death's Stare" is just one of them, and the ammunition that has been consumed violently again is the main reason.

More than one-third of the submachine guns and shell guns became decorations after this battle, and even the soldiers who still had bullets had only a few dozen rounds.

The Japanese soldiers who died in front of the position became the best ammunition depot.

Before the Japanese army ordered the mountain artillery to shell the trench positions angrily, Tudou took advantage of the opportunity of the flares falling from the sky and plunged the battlefield into darkness. Like an agile monkey, he dragged five or six [-]-type rifles back from the position, and touched two A bullet box full of bullets.

The post-war analysis also proved that if it were not for these Japanese troops who "donated" more than 100 [-]-type rifles and thousands of rounds of rifle ammunition to China.

I am afraid that the Chinese position will never last until the last moment.

Because, at this time, their ammunition reserves have basically bottomed out, but Tang Dao and the others on the 6th Heavy Artillery Brigade are still working hard to wipe out the large artillery of the 6th Heavy Artillery Brigade.

And even if they complete all the combat objectives, the whole army is still six kilometers away from here, and it will take half an hour to get here if they run and vomit blood.

Although the trenches were in dire straits, they finally got a chance to breathe.

But the battle on the 'Lonely Tomb' has reached a fever pitch.

The Japanese infantry, except for being repulsed by air-burst bombs in the first wave, never retreated for the rest of the time. Even if they were suffering from the damage caused by flying grenade shrapnel, they kept throwing grenades over.

On the flanking battlefield, the vanguard squad responsible for defending the first-line trenches was even damaged, and another infantry squad had to support the front-line trenches.

Fight consumption!
Exchange human life!
Even, he would not hesitate to exchange his life for the consumption of the opponent's ammunition!
This was the last move of the Japanese commander who was also cornered.

But it works.

(End of this chapter)