Open an aircraft carrier to fight against Japan

Then I heard a "click", and the ice surface where the horse was sitting on suddenly shattered, and the horse fell into the water with a plop. The pressure on the ice was so great that the horse fell into the water first.

The theory of solid mechanics proves that when a solid cracks, the stress near the crack will far exceed other parts. The horse crushes the ice damaged by the stress wave, and then the surrounding ice cracks one after another.

The ice surface shattered into a huge block of ice, which was stepped on by the people above and stood up straight on the water surface. A Japanese soldier on the top wanted to grab the ice block to prevent it from sliding down. Into the water, unfortunately, the water under the ice was flowing, and the impact of the current carried him under the unbroken ice.

The Japanese soldier instinctively held his breath, but soon he ran out of breath. He desperately hit the ice surface, trying to carve out a hole to expose his head to the water. Doing so aggravated the lack of oxygen in his body, and soon he was suffocated. He lost consciousness and sank to the bottom of the river like a stone.

Some soldiers fell into the water in an instant, and many who could not swim struggled for a while before sinking to the bottom. Some soldiers who could swim wanted to catch them, but they were caught by extremely panicked soldiers. I was also brought into the bottom of the water; there are also soldiers who are not very good at water. If they fall into the water in normal times, they may be fine, but now it is winter, and the soldiers are wearing thick cotton clothes, which are full of water. , It was as heavy as putting on an iron suit for the soldiers. These soldiers fluttered for a while, and then sank to the bottom of the water.

The river water close to the ice layer is about zero degrees Celsius. It is not an exaggeration to describe such a temperature as icy cold. The sudden cold stimulation caused some soldiers’ gastrocnemius muscles to convulse violently, and the intense pain prevented them from performing exercises in the water. The action of paddling also sinks to the bottom of the water.

Soldiers who did not fall into the water on the surrounding ice wanted to reach the opposite bank quickly, so they involuntarily accelerated their speed, so that the ice cracked faster, and some soldiers stepped on the ice and fell directly to the ground. On the ice, sharp ice edges cut his body fiercely, and blood gushed out unscrupulously.

In a panic, a squadron leader yelled: "Get down quickly." The pressure is equal to the pressure divided by the contact area. When a person lays down, the contact area increases, and the pressure decreases, and the ice surface is not easy. rupture.

Many soldiers hurriedly climbed onto the ice and headed towards the opposite bank. At this moment, disturbing vibrations came from the ice.

The Japanese soldiers raised their heads and vaguely saw groups of cavalry on the other side!

It turned out that after Shandi Yuanzhi intercepted Lin Yuan's telegram, he came up with a plan to let the Japanese army in Jin County attract the Qing army on the outskirts. Yuanzhi knew that the Qing army had less than 3000 people, and its combat effectiveness was far inferior to that of the Japanese army. Therefore, once the anti-encirclement was formed, the Qing army could be quickly wiped out, and then Jinzhou was captured.

Therefore, Shandi Yuanzhi ordered the Japanese army in Jin County not to go out of the city to attack the Qing army. The telegrams between the Japanese troops in Shenyang, Panjin, and Jin County were all under Lin Yuan's control, so Lin Yuan ordered a battalion of 500 Qing army cavalry. , quickly bypassed Jin County, rushed to the vicinity of Daling River, and waited for Chen Fei's signal.

As soon as the ice broke, Fade Chen sent out a signal, and the cavalry of the Qing army rushed over immediately.

On the 100-meter-wide ice surface, the length of the Japanese army's queue was about 300 meters. At this time, about 100 Japanese soldiers had already walked across the ice surface and reached the land, and some Japanese troops stayed on the other side and did not walk on the ice surface.

The first group to walk across the ice was the No. 18 Squadron of the No. [-] Wing's Second Battalion. After they found the ice cracked, the squadron leader Yamashita thought that the Qing army might have follow-up troops to attack. .

Yamashita ordered the teams to build defensive positions based on the terrain of the river bank, so they installed two Maxim heavy machine guns on the soil slope near the river bank.

In the distance, Shan Xiaye saw the smoke and dust splashed by the Qing cavalry. Experience told him that the Qing cavalry was only 400 meters away from this hillside position. seconds of time.

Yamashita then ordered the machine gunner to prepare. He knew that when facing the cavalry, it was difficult for the rifle with a relatively slow rate of fire to play a role. Only these high-speed machine guns could inflict the greatest damage on the cavalry.

Suddenly, a machine gunner screamed and fell to the side holding his right hand. A bullet broke his right hand, and blood gushed out immediately.

Yamashita couldn't help but frowned. The soldiers of the Qing army didn't shoot. Where did the bullets come from?But he didn't have time to think about this, because the Qing cavalry was approaching, he shouted at the fastest speed: "Change!" But the next machine gunner was also shot down to the ground.

At this moment, the machine gunner of another machine gun also fell down, and there was a blood hole between his eyebrows!In this short period of ten seconds, the cavalry of the Qing army was only 100 meters away from the hillside.

The cavalrymen of the Qing army let go of the reins, clamped their legs tightly to the belly of the horse, and took off their fast guns from their backs. Hundreds of people raised their muzzles upwards and fired a salvo at the Japanese army on the hillside.

At this distance, with so many guns, precise aiming is of little significance. A rain of bullets fell on the slope, and the Japanese army on it fell down.

The living Japanese soldiers hurriedly searched for a place to hide, but the soil slope on the river bank was very open, so there was no place to hide!

Some of the cavalry of the Qing army continued to shoot at the Japanese soldiers on the hillside, and some turned their guns and started shooting at the Japanese soldiers who had just climbed ashore and looked like drowned rats.

Yamashita drew out the samurai sword at his waist, pointed at the rushing cavalry, and shouted: "Shoot!"

The rest of the soldiers had just raised their guns when Yamashita suddenly felt something pierced through his chest, and then there was a sharp pain. He roared, lowered his head, and saw a blood hole suddenly appeared on his chest, he knew This bullet was definitely not fired by this group of Qing cavalry, but came from another direction, the same as the bullet that hit the three machine gunners.

He gritted his teeth tightly to prevent himself from screaming in pain. For an army, a commander's injury, especially this kind of fatal injury, is a devastating blow to morale. The commander should try his best to conceal his injury .Just like when Chu and Han were fighting, Liu Bang was shot in the chest by an arrow but said he was shot in his toe.

Yamashita felt that it was difficult to breathe. He knew that the bullet had caused a cavity effect in his body, and his lungs had been greatly damaged. Soon his consciousness was blurred. When he was dying, he raised his head to see the incoming bullet. The direction of the bullet, hoping to find the person who killed him, but the direction the bullet came from was only a thick bush...