Rise from eight hundred.

Chapter 533
The terrain and light firepower are all suppressed by the opponent. This situation is painful, but for Shinji Morita, a veteran infantry soldier with rich battlefield experience, it is not yet completely desperate.

Although the Chinese occupy a favorable terrain and have fierce firepower, Morita Shinji knows through the width of their firepower distribution that the opponent's strength is not too sufficient, at most equal to him.

This gave the Japanese Army Major enough courage.

As long as it wasn't the kind of offensive and defensive battles that required a short time to break through the opponent's defense line in the past two days, even if this group of Chinese were their so-called elites, with the same force, he would have no fear. of.

What's more, three or four kilometers behind him, there are three fully organized infantry brigades of the 36th Infantry Brigade that are being assembled!

That's right, after two days of repairs, the 36th Infantry Brigade, which suffered heavy losses, chose to fill the three squadrons of the division's supply wing with 300 people and the 300 people of the processing wing into the infantry brigade. The nearly half-disabled infantry brigade has basically regained its combat effectiveness.

That is the old tradition of the Japanese army. If the front-line troops are lost, they will be supplemented by soldiers from the logistics regiment on the spot.

In order for this night attack to be successful in one fell swoop, after dispatching three elite infantry squadrons headed by Shinji Morita, Masanori Tanigawa took out three infantry brigades of nearly 3000 people in one breath, and planned to set off at three o'clock. After entering the Chinese position and consolidating the position, it happened to arrive.

And the reason why Gu Chuanzhengxian separated the main force and the vanguard by nearly two hours, there is also enough battlefield wisdom in it.

According to Ushishima Sadao's tactics, the three infantry regiments of the 18th Division on the front line with nearly 36 troops are responsible for containing the main force of the Chinese army on the front, and the [-]th Infantry Brigade is responsible for attacking the left wing of its defense line. Once the battle starts, the Chinese army will definitely Add troops to the flanks to prevent the flanks of the defense line from being breached, and what awaits them is absolute disaster.

If increasing troops from within the defense line can only be head-to-head, if you want to quickly resolve the crisis, sending a brigade-level force to bypass the defense line and attack the attacker's rear wing is undoubtedly an excellent solution.

That was just right, half an hour after launching the attack, the three infantry brigades of the 36th Infantry Brigade were waiting for them there, annihilating this new force, and the Chinese could only linger on.

At dawn, the well-coordinated naval bomber formation arrived and attacked from both front and flank. It was difficult for the Chinese defense line to collapse.

In addition, Masanori Tanigawa was also prepared for the failure of the night attack. If the vanguard was unable to break into the Chinese line of defense, they would retreat immediately. These three infantry brigades that were "belated" were the support troops. Even if the Chinese send out an infantry brigade to chase out the line of defense, it will not be enough to shake their line of defense, and maybe there will be a wave of counter-kill!
It has to be said that none of the commanders of the Japanese army is full of wine and food, and this little thought is sufficient.

The only misstep is that the Chinese in Baga thought the same way, but they didn't even reach their destination, and they ran into each other halfway.

The three infantry brigades of the 36th Infantry Brigade are still gathering in the wilderness before the station, and they haven't set off yet.

After receiving the request for help from Morita Shinji from the front line, the acting head of the 36th Brigade, Masanori Tanigawa, was buzzing at the time.

The Chinese Baga's is not playing cards according to the routine!What's the point of them running around in the wild at night?Know they are coming?

It's not like there are spies in the army for this Baga!But no matter whether it is the middle and high level of the 18th Division or the 36th Infantry Brigade, they are all people with families and mouths on the island!Who on earth would risk such a risk to betray the empire just for a little money?

If the Chinese knew the news in advance, the only possibility could be artificially, someone who gave the military order.

Needless to say, Shinji Morita and Masanori Tanigawa are grasshoppers on the same rope. When he thought that someone might leak military secrets, he subconsciously put the pot on Ushishima Sadao's forehead.

Of course, the reason why the 36th Infantry Brigade is so dissatisfied with the lieutenant general Sadao Ushishima is because Ushishima Sadao has gone too far.No one was allowed to attend the high-level combat meeting. It was a cold military order, strictly ordering the 36th Infantry Brigade to dispatch troops immediately, otherwise, it would be punished as a violation of the order.

Isn't this holding a chicken feather as an arrow!Do you really think of yourself as an 'Empire Double Wall'?How can Kumamoto, who has always called himself "the strongest division on the surface of the earth", bear it?
However, no matter how you feel that you may be tricked, since the vanguard has asked for help, it must also provide support.

However, the battle situation has changed, and the night attack plan has completely failed. What should I do if I dispatched three infantry brigades and was tricked by Ushishima Sadao? The Chinese on the opposite side also have artillery, and the area is also Chinese artillery within range.

Masanori Tanigawa's scalp tingled when he thought that the Chinese used heavy artillery to bombard their own positions, and even the chief of staff of the brigade was blown to nothing.

When the brigade set off, there were nearly [-] people, and now it is only [-] to [-] including the auxiliary arms, and there is no more loss.

"Telecom Morita Shinji, roughly how many enemy troops he encountered?" Masanori Tanigawa paced back and forth thinking, and decided to understand the situation ahead first.

"Tell your Excellency, the brigade commander, the Chinese troops encountered by our department are roughly equal to mine, but the enemy's firepower is fierce. They are not only equipped with German-made submachine guns, but also a small amount of mortars. Because our army does not carry infantry artillery, we cannot fight with them. Resist! Please dispatch support!" Morita Shinji has the character of a typical Japanese soldier. Facing his boss's questioning, although he was anxious, he still tried his best to maintain the authenticity of the report.

In the vernacular, Morita Shinji is an honest boy.

If it were some generals of the national army, there would be tears in the distress call, even if the result of doing so would often scare away the nearby friendly troops.Such scenes will not be uncommon in wars in the next eight or nine years.

The honest boy's luck has always been good. The bullets fired by both sides on the battlefield are like raindrops. Terrible iron shrapnel flew across the sky irregularly, and countless infantrymen were injured by the splashing shrapnel. Even two of the guards around Morita Shinji were injured, but a big stone was found to do it before. Shinji Morita in the bunker was unscathed.

The one-meter-high boulder basically blocked the bullets and shrapnel from the front, and the half-person-deep bushes on the side blocked the opponent's sight. No one knew that the Japanese army lying under the stone was from here. Supreme Commander.

Tang Dao had no way of knowing, because there were more than one or two such natural bunkers under the slope, although most Japanese soldiers could only rely on individual engineer shovels to temporarily dig a few shovels of soil and pile them up for fortifications.

But to be honest, once a child is lucky, the people around him often start to be unlucky.

The wireless communication equipment of the Japanese army was several years later than that of European and American countries. At this time, the Japanese army field radio stations mostly used the 1936-94 field radio station equipped in 6. The functions are quite rich, which can send telegrams and wireless calls , that is, the wireless call distance needs to be within 2 kilometers.

On the battlefield, the Japanese Army prefers to lay wired telephones. Once the wired telephones are laid, the wireless call function at a distance of 2 kilometers is still useful, and more is used to send radio codes.

The Type 94-6 field radio station is not small. A single soldier carries the main unit, and an auxiliary soldier is often required to bring hand-cranked chargers and other gadgets.

In order to hear the orders given by His Excellency Major, the communications team naturally moved closer, and then retracted to their own positions.

Unfortunately, a flare bomb just fell in the sky at this time, and the snow-white light perfectly exposed the large backpack on the messenger's back.

Niu Er, on the other hand, has been calmly looking for valuable targets through the scope.

Under his gun, there were already two light machine gun shooters and the ghosts of a grenadier soldier.

The devil's signal soldiers must be more valuable targets than machine gun shooters and grenadier soldiers.

Although the Japanese signal soldiers were only exposed for a short moment, and then quickly used bushes and short trees to cover their figures, no matter how cunning a fox was, it was no match for the hunter.

Niu Er, who had already noticed that he was not in a hurry to make a move, kept looking carefully through the scope until he saw that bright 'shit yellow' from a tiny gap.

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