The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 931 Chapter 924 The Simplest Ambush ([-])

It is indescribable in words, at the moment when Shang Zhen slowly raised the grenade, the soldiers lying in a row with him and staring at his strike seemed to tremble collectively, and then the grenade they were holding in their hands also smashed. He went down, but the arm holding the grenade was raised and thrown to the other side of the ridge!
But on the contrary, Shang Zhen, who was the first to drop the grenade, was the last to throw it out, and the reason was only because he paused the grenade in the air for a while.

However, no one paid attention to Shang Zhen's movements at this time, and the soldiers on their side were already touching the second grenade or grenade.

At the same time, the Japanese army passing by on that road had already let out a sound of exclamation.

It's just that what made them exclaim was not only the explosives thrown out by Shang Zhen and the others, but more grenades or grenades flew out from the other side.

Shang Zhen had already said it beforehand, he didn't call "fight", he just waited for any movement, and they went out to the observation post on the other side and gave the order when they saw it.

Although it was said that the explosives were not thrown at the same time, how many seconds could the difference be?
Compared with the Japanese army, Shang Zhen and the others really didn't have many people, there were only more than [-] people in total.

But has anyone ever thought about what it would be like when more than [-] black explosives fell in the sky, that is, a group of more than [-] sparrows flew over a large black expanse? !
The exclamation of the Japanese army was immediately covered by the sound of the explosion, and looking here from a distance, there were strips of gunpowder smoke erupting between the mountains on both sides.

But this was not over yet, and immediately after, the second round of explosives got into the rising smoke like sparrows.

But at the moment when Shang Zhen dropped the grenade, he yelled loudly this time. He yelled very simply, just three words: "Run!"

This may be the shortest ambush in the Sino-Japanese War, and the grenade grenade was only thrown twice, and then the commander of the ambush, a guy called the "Northeast guy" by the Northwesterners, was very big. Called back.

The Japanese soldiers who were killed by the sudden rain of bullets and grenades were nothing more than that, but the Japanese soldiers who were alive were also blinded.

When the first grenade exploded, the Japanese officers and soldiers were also lying down. Those who were killed were considered unlucky. At this time, those who were not killed were not thinking about shooting back, but instinctively lowered their heads.

But this all refers to the Japanese army within the killing range of the grenade.

Shang Zhen and the others only bombed the Japanese army in the middle. Although the Japanese soldiers in front and behind were also terrified, no grenade flew on their heads after all.

So when they lay down, their first reaction was to pull the bolt and start shooting at the high ground on both sides, and in the process they happened to see the second wave of explosives coming.

What's the point of shooting? They instinctively lowered their heads and lowered their heads. In the sound of the explosion, although a few grenades flew farther and exploded to places where they hadn't landed before, more still landed on the ground. the old place.

A Japanese officer had already drawn a knife in his hand and yelled to fight back, and the Japanese gunshots rang out.

The gunpowder smoke was still spreading into the sky, and the explosion of grenades and grenades had stopped, but at this moment, the living Japanese soldiers were surprised to find that the opponent's attack stopped inexplicably!

This ambush came so suddenly, but it stopped so abruptly, it happened when it shouldn't have happened, but it stopped when it shouldn't have stopped, what the hell is going on?

The Japanese officer shouted again, and those Japanese soldiers who were still capable of fighting rushed towards the slopes on both sides under the cover of machine guns.

Since they were ambushed by the Chinese army using the terrain, it is natural to seize the commanding heights first, and those Japanese soldiers who were directly killed by the bombing are fine, but there are more wounded than killed. Destroy the Chinese army as quickly as possible, so what about the wounded?
It's just that when the Japanese soldiers rushed to the hillsides on both sides, they only rushed a few steps. Of the ten people who rushed up, nine of them slipped and fell on the hillside.

The Japanese army really didn't expect that the hillsides on both sides would be so slippery?Although the land in other places is also wet, it is not as wet as the hillside. There are still water spots on the hillside, but it seems that it has just rained!Whether they stepped on the dirt or the withered grass, it was just as slippery!
The Japanese army was shocked. If more grenade grenades flew down at this time, wouldn't they be waiting to be bombed?

After all, the Japanese army was well-trained. The Japanese army rushing up the slope would climb up if they slipped and fell, and the ones below were naturally covered by firepower, and the light machine guns and [-]-type rifles were already ringing non-stop.

Even, in order to prevent the grenade from flying out after the ridge line of the high ground, some Japanese soldiers controlled grenades and fired grenades behind the ridge line.

Finally, under the cover of full firepower, the Japanese soldiers rushed to the high ground on both sides.

In fact, it is not so strenuous to think about going to that high ground. As long as you don't rush too hard and stand firm, you can still climb up without falling.

The ground is dry and slippery. If the force exerted by the human body is small and the center of gravity is stabilized, it will naturally go up.

But when the Japanese army thought that there would be grenades flying down behind the highland ridge at any time, how dare they be slow?
The Japanese army finally reached the highlands on both sides. They raised their guns to shoot, and some soldiers even loaded their bayonets to prepare for hand-to-hand combat, but they found that there was no one behind the highlands on both sides. There are some barrels.

The sky will not drop pies or grenades by itself, so the Japanese army looked into the distance.

The Japanese army on one side saw the woods [-] meters away. The woods did not look dense, which means that people looked close to the woods, but all they could see in the distance were the densely packed tree trunks and branches.

It could only be the only hiding place for the Chinese army on this side, so the gunshots of the Japanese army sounded, and some branches must be knocked off, but if it is said to be beating people, you have to see people first.

And the gunshots from the Japanese army on the other side also rang out. Although the high ground on that side had a larger open area, they were really blinded by the many grenades dropped by the other side, and their reaction was still slow.

It took them a minute to shoot at the high ground on both sides, and another minute to rush to the top of the high ground, two minutes, even the Chinese soldiers ran far away in those bloated cotton-padded clothes and trousers!
The Japanese squadron leader was lucky enough to survive, and he also climbed up to one side of the high ground, but what he saw when he raised his eyes was different from the soldiers?

He didn't know that there were Chinese soldiers hiding in the woods talking in a low voice at this time.

"Northeast guy, do you see that reflective spot? That's a ghost officer, that's a Japanese knife!" said a soldier lying on the ground holding a telescope.

"Really? I'll go to your place, I can't see the reflection!" A voice replied.

There was the sound of someone crawling on the ground, and only a moment later, there was a sudden gunshot in the woods, and the Japanese squadron leader who was half squatting on the high ground threw his knife and fell down.

(End of this chapter)