The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 1959 Regret

From the perspective of the Japanese soldiers at the foot of the mountain, it was still that mountain road, from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain. There were already forty or fifty Japanese soldiers fallen on that road, and there were even two or three Japanese soldiers piled on top of each other.

Those who died and made the Japanese army feel sad were all soldiers of the Great Japanese Empire.

What made them proud was that their comrades all died while charging headfirst, that is, they died on the way to the charge. Their officers said that dying for the emperor was the greatest honor.

The Japanese army was not in a hurry to launch an attack.

The reason was that they found that the shelling was ineffective. Apparently, the Chinese soldiers on the mountain had terrain that allowed them to avoid the explosions of artillery shells.

And on this mountain road, there were wounded soldiers of the Imperial Japanese Army hiding behind the corpses, and there were also their soldiers behind the rocks on both sides of the mountain road.

Although the goal this time was to kill Shang Zhen, the commander of the 113th Division's independent battalion, many Japanese troops came over.

But their commander had every reason to believe that the soldiers of the Imperial Japanese Army should not die so easily, and he needed a better way.

However, the Japanese soldiers at the foot of the mountain did not know that on a certain section of the mountain road near the top of the mountain, behind the rock, and in front of the bodies of the dead Japanese soldiers on the road, a long wooden pole was sticking out.

The wooden pole was a common poplar pole, straight and slender, with the bark still green, obviously it had just been cut down.

And just in front of the poplar pole, a thick "S"-shaped iron wire was tied with a rope.

The wire was not very long. In fact, it was used by the members of the district team to hang their box guns on their waists.

China is already short of strategic materials at the moment, and this was a sudden battle. Where could they find ready-made wire? So they had to make do with what they had.

"Hey, no matter whether it's a real fishhook or one made by bending a needle, a good fishhook is one that can catch fish!" Qian Chuaner, who was monitoring the movements of the Japanese army on top of the big rock, said with a smile.

The one hiding underneath and using the long wooden pole to hook out the corpses of the Japanese soldiers was none other than Da Laoben.

Since Da Lao Ben felt that there were not enough grenades, and they did not dare to show up to get them, they came up with the idea of ​​using wooden poles to hook them back on the side of the road.

Fortunately, the corpses of the Japanese soldiers below blocked the view of the Japanese soldiers below, and on this mountain road, the sound of dragging could be heard.

This was the third Japanese soldier's body that Da Laoben had pulled back using this wooden pole.

The effect was quite good. Da Laoben and Qian Chuaner obtained a total of five grenades, as well as the bullet boxes from the three Japanese soldiers.

"That's all." Qian Chuaner said.

Using hooks to pick up the bodies of Japanese soldiers may sound simple and legendary, but it is definitely a strenuous job.

But it’s not just physical work!

Because Qian Chuan'er and Da Laoben still needed to use the cover of rocks to move down, and the rocks were high and low and not easy to deal with, not to mention that they were under the guns of the Japanese army.

They couldn't move forward any further. If they did, they would probably run into the Japanese soldiers hiding behind the rocks.

In that case, they would not be touching the grenade, but would get a grenade flying towards them with the fuse already knocked out!

In the end, Qian Chuan'er and Dalaoben returned with their spoils. When Qian Chuan'er returned to the back of the last big rock, he used the cover of the big rock to make a stop gesture towards the top of the mountain behind him.

"You keep watch here, I have to go check around." Shang Zhen and his messenger Shen Mugen said after seeing Qian Chuan'er's gesture from afar.

Shen Mugen responded, and Shang Zhen really went down from that commanding height.

Just as he walked down the last staircase in the mall, he saw Xu Lang sitting on the ground.

At this moment, the two people's eyes met. Even though Shang Zhen was a man who never showed his emotions, he could not hide his contempt for Xu Lang.

The Eighth Route Army District team and Wang Chuan went to the front to fight, leaving Xu Lang alone on the top of the mountain. As Wang Chuan said, you, Xu Lang, have the highest rank, but you are not a military cadre, and the reason why Xu Lang did not go to the front line is because he is not a military cadre, so he is not a combatant!

Any normal anti-Japanese fighter would sneer at such a reason!

How to face life and death is the touchstone to test whether a person is a true anti-Japanese fighter.

  Facts have proved that Xu Lang also shines under the sunlight, but after all, he is just a piece of brass, not gold!

Shang Zhen really couldn't understand how someone like Xu Lang managed to get into the Eighth Route Army and even get a high position.

  Shang Zhen no longer needs to be nice to such a person!

Shang Zhen would feel like a hypocrite if that happened!

Shang Zhen no longer paid attention to Xu Lang. He took the telescope and carefully circled around the edge of the mountain top. From time to time, he would choose a favorable position and observe carefully with the telescope.

At this point, Shang Zhen already had a bad feeling.

After fighting for so many years, he and his veterans have developed the habit of not fighting positional warfare. Now, they are trapped on this isolated mountain. If they don't think of a solution, they may never have to think of a solution!

Shang Zhen was not a Japanese commander. If he were, he would not have used this tactic of adding fuel to the fire - sending twenty or thirty people to attack at a time.

He would send out forty or fifty people at a time, and the people behind would use grenade launchers to throw grenades directly onto the mountain and onto the defensive positions.

In that case, even if some people will be injured or killed, the rest will definitely rush to the top of the mountain!

There is definitely a truth in the saying that a kind person should not be in charge of an army!

The Japanese army still showed no signs of retreating. Even though Shang Zhen did not see how many Japanese troops were at the foot of the mountain, he understood that the ones coming this time should be a large force of Japanese troops, or an elite division.

It would be best for me to escape with the Eighth Route Army, but what method should I use? I don't know where Chu Tian's company has reached.

Just when Shang Zhen was trying to find a way out of the predicament, Chu Tianzheng led their company out of a forest.

From their current position they could see the winding road through the fields in the distance.

At this point, Chu Tian couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. He had finally led his company to avoid the Japanese soldiers who were hiding in the dark and shooting at them.

Chu Tian is not a local, so of course he needs a guide to avoid the Japanese army.

This guide was not the second child who delivered the letter to him, but a middle-aged man in his thirties.

Erwazi is not a local either, but he is from Shandong and is a member of the Eighth Route Army.

Erwazi found the local people and told them his identity as an Eighth Route Army soldier. Then someone took them to hide in the mountains and avoid the Japanese blockade.

"As soon as you tell me, I know where those damn Japanese are hiding. How about I take you to sneak over from the back and kill those Japanese?" At this time, the middle-aged guide said to Chu Tian.

"No." Chu Tian shook his head and said regretfully, "We have to go rescue people. We can't make any noise, otherwise the Japanese troops ahead will increase their vigilance."

Yes, Chu Tian is very sorry.

There were not many Japanese troops blocking them. The tactics used by these Japanese troops were the same as their guerrilla warfare tactics. They relied on their accurate marksmanship to create fear for the advancing troops and then gradually killed them.

In theory, if he wanted to use a company to defeat this small number of Japanese troops, it would be completely feasible.

But reason told him that he really couldn't do that.

Knowing that there was a good opportunity to annihilate the enemy, but being unable to act, this is truly the biggest regret that Chutian has encountered since the anti-Japanese war.