Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2253: Completely annihilate the Japanese reconnaissance force!

What the Japanese signalman reported was absolutely correct.

The entire battlefield was exactly as he had imagined.

About a hundred meters behind the Japanese reconnaissance team, there were five devils responsible for keeping behind in order to guard against any enemy sneak attacks from behind.

So it would be a big mistake to say that the Japanese had no vigilance at all.

It’s not that the Japs were careless, but that their enemies were more skilled.

So when the Japanese soldiers in front encountered a minefield and suffered heavy casualties, these five Japanese soldiers quickly came to support.

At this time, a lightly wounded Japanese sergeant discovered that the other side had a sharpshooter, and there were very few shelters on the river beach. If Toyota and others came over, it would be tantamount to committing suicide.

So the Japanese sergeant ordered Toyota and others not to come over.

However, when he saw that his colleagues suffered heavy casualties and his most respected squad leader was seriously injured, he still rushed over with his men and engaged in a fierce firefight with the enemy on the other side of the river, trying to suppress the enemy's firepower and rescue the trapped Japanese.

But they were wrong again, their opponents were a group of experienced hunters who were not only excellent marksmen but also good at hiding themselves.

The Japanese fired with submachine guns, but not only did they not hit anyone, but they were shot one after another and fell in a pool of blood.

At this moment, under the premise that they could not find the enemy, Damenzi and others shot with great calmness.

Although one hunter was hit by a stray bullet, he lay on the ground motionless and didn't even make any sound.

This is the hunter's instinct. During the long hunting process, he is very clear about the consequences of screaming after being injured.

Your screams will not bring sympathy, but more ruthless killing.

And it was precisely because of this that the Japanese soldiers did not find anyone and were instead shot and killed by the hunters.

After a fierce battle, the Japanese reconnaissance team was completely killed. On the riverbank, the bodies of the Japanese were lying in all directions, and the bright red blood gathered into a stream and flowed to the side of the river, the deepest part of which was only knee-deep.

It is not the rainy season now, and the water in the mountain stream is not very deep. Damenzi and others waded across on foot and shot the Japanese one by one.

This is the last thing an experienced hunter does when hunting, and it is also a necessary thing to do.

They do not check to see if their prey is dead, but rather make sure it is dead without even getting close to it.

Because many prey will pretend to be dead, it will give you a fatal blow before dying.

These are the experiences left by our ancestors, and Damenzi and others implemented them very thoroughly.

One of the Japanese soldiers was shot in the head first, and then he cleaned up the battlefield.

Of course, Damenzi had not forgotten and sent people to be on guard to prevent any other Japanese reconnaissance teams from ambushing them again.

The mantis stalks the cicada, unaware of the oriole behind it. This is also a warning left by our ancestors.

Damenzi will not repeat the mistakes of the Japanese.

"Damenzi, look, what kind of gun is this? It's the same as a machine gun, but smaller than a machine gun."

"Damn it, I was hit by it just now. This thing can sweep a large area."

At this moment, two hunters were discussing the Japanese's guns and showed them to the gatekeeper.

Damenzi was well-informed, and he had also seen this kind of gun in the guerrillas. He asked Li Ergou, who told him that it was a submachine gun and very useful. Li Ergou also said: "Leader Ye said that they can all use this kind of gun in the future."

Da Menzi said happily, "These are all good stuff. Leader Ye said that all guerrillas will be able to use this kind of gun in the future. I didn't expect that we would use it now. Take all the weapons and equipment of the devils with you. After visiting our families, we will also go north to find the guerrillas. When we get there, we will show these things to Leader Ye. Leader Ye will definitely praise us."

"Yes, yes, Leader Ye saved our family, and we are worried about how to repay him. We will keep some of these guns and give the rest to Leader Ye as a thank you gift."

"That's a good idea, let's just make it a deal, hahaha!"

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The group laughed and headed south towards their hometown with their spoils.

The setting sun shone on their faces at this time, and each of them had a happy smile on their faces.

They defeated their enemies, even though even they themselves had not thought about how strong their enemies were.

They just defeated the enemy and seized weapons that even Leader Ye praised as good. That's all.

But at the same time, the Japanese soldiers might not be in such a good mood. Kujo Miyakita ordered Nakajima to send out another reconnaissance team to investigate. He wanted to know what the battle was like below the mountain stream.

So another reconnaissance team of 20 people was also sent down.

Kujo Miyakita and others were also not idle, continuing to look for tools to send troops to the bottom of the cliff.

As many as two squadrons of Japanese soldiers went down to the bottom of the mountain stream.

They had to set up defenses here to prevent their enemies from making a surprise attack from below the mountain stream.

Moreover, if this is the case, as long as the south side of the mountain stream is blocked again, the guerrillas will have no way to escape.

But General Takeda was having a headache because of this matter at the moment.

The exit on the south side of the mountain stream was in the mountains. There was not enough time to send troops from the town to block it, so they could only draw on the Imperial Army from nearby strongholds to block it.

However, these imperial troops were few in number and lacked combat effectiveness. Although there were a small number of imperial troops in command, their combat effectiveness was still very weak, and it was impossible to stop the guerrillas.

General Takeda was very troubled, but time waited for no one. If his order was issued one minute later, the guerrillas would have a greater risk of escaping.

"It seems that we can only use that trick."

After thinking for a moment, General Takeda finally decided to use the powerful weapon he had prepared long ago - bombing.

The bomber had been ready for a long time, but when it was about to fly to its destination, the reconnaissance plane reported that the target had disappeared, so the bomber, which had already been loaded, did not take action.

But this time, the enemy has reappeared. Although the reconnaissance plane cannot find them, they must be in the mountain stream.

The widest part of the mountain stream from east to west is only one hundred meters, so the bombing by imperial aircraft will have a huge effect.

Thinking of this, Takeda ordered: "Send a telegram to the Army Aviation, and ask them to bomb the mountain stream in Area 35. Tell them to pay attention to contacting the ground forces to avoid accidentally hurting their own people."

"Hi!"

A Japanese officer received the order and sent a telegram to the Army Aviation Corps. The captain of the Army Aviation Corps immediately ordered the planes to take off and head to Area 35 to carry out the bombing mission.

If the order was given by someone else, the flight squadron might have to consult the senior officials of the Army Aviation Headquarters.

  But this time it was different, because they had to cooperate with Kujo Miyakita in the battle, so no one dared to say no, including the senior officials of the headquarters! .

(End of this chapter)