Anti-Japanese blood sacrifice mountains and rivers

[Volume 3] Section 20:Chapter 8 Secret Electric Storm (3)

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The combat staff officer said sadly: "The telephone lines on the front line have been cut off a long time ago. Some were blown up by the Japanese, and some were cut off by ourselves. It was an act of cutting off the wrists of a strong man. If no one cut off the back, who would have the troops of the three divisions?" They couldn’t withdraw. The two remaining regiments now contain less than a company of officers and soldiers, and the possibility of surviving under such fierce artillery fire is almost zero! Moreover, the Japanese have continuously used heavy artillery to bombard the positions occupied by them in the past two days? It seems Somewhat too strange? Because the barrel life of the Japanese naval heavy artillery is extremely limited, and they are usually used to strike and destroy strategic and important tactical targets, repeatedly bombarding a small position of little significance? Seems a little strange?"

Just as Xue Yue turned around, the phone rang. Xue Yue picked up the phone and said hello. A hoarse voice came from the other side: "Brother Boling? I'm You Qing!"

When Xue Yue heard that it was Luo Zhuoying, he also smiled and said: "Brother You Qing, I was thinking about calling you, but I didn't expect that I was just saying that Cao Cao and Cao Cao will be here. Don’t be polite to me, brother!” Anti-Japanese Blood Sacrifice Mountain and River 20

Luo Zhuoying made a rattling sound as if something was being flipped, and then said: "Brother Boling! Last night, there was a lot of fun playing at the [-] Highland! Officer Chen called me just now to ask me what's going on. If I said it wasn't my army, it must be yours, Brother Boling!"

Xue Yue said with a little shame: "Brother You Qing, I'm sorry! The [-] Heights were not my troops either. The counterattack troops were shot down by the Japanese counterattack before they could get close. I shot a battalion commander and a battalion commander to death. Company Commander, you didn't rush over in the end!"

"Could it be that the former remnants are still sticking to it?" Xue Yue didn't answer Luo Zhuoying's question, and the two chatted for a while before ending the call. In the tragic fight to reimburse one or two regiments in one morning, the remnants of dozens of people are really not worth the effort of the officers. At this time, human life is the most worthless thing. Gao Fei and others stick to it in the eyes of the officers It's just a group of soldiers doing their duty.

Both Luo Zhuoying and Xue Yue were from Baoding Step School, and they both won the trust of Chiang Kai-shek. They also have complaints about the current strategic arrangement, but this complaint is destined to only be slandered in their own stomachs.

Xue Yue and Luo Zhuoying are not the only ones who are having a hard time. Matsui Iwane, the commander of the Japanese Empire's Shanghai Dispatch Force, is 59 years old this year. In Chinese terms, it is the age when the loess is buried up to the neck to know the destiny. The deaths of two members of the royal family, His Highness Reihito of the Hanin Palace and His Royal Highness King Hiroyoshi Fushimi, Commander of the Third Destroyer Fleet of the Imperial Navy, made Matsui Iwane like ants on a hot pot. Matsui Iwane, who was born in a dilapidated samurai family, was doomed Lack of background and connections, so he can only use more effort and dedication to fight for it.

The intention of King Hatohiko of Asaka Palace who came from the base camp is self-evident. Apart from using brilliant martial arts to wash away the shame, Matsui Iwane really can't think of other ways, but the key question is whether he will have the opportunity To wash away your shame?In order to meet King Hatohiko of Asaka Palace, who is very fond of antique calligraphy and paintings, Matsui Iwane deliberately selected a batch of high-quality antique calligraphy and paintings looted by the dispatched army, and presented them to King Hatohiko of Asaka Palace in his own name. 7446018