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In the northern suburb of Yiwu, there is a lotus leaf pond.
Heyetang was originally the defensive position of the 2nd Railway Regiment of the Guards Division, but two hours ago it was captured by the 370th Regiment of the 62nd Division of the National Army.
Almost as soon as the 370th Regiment occupied Heyetang, they received an order from the division headquarters, ordering their regiment to seize the time to build defensive positions in addition to continuing to maintain pressure on the Japanese.
This order from the division headquarters left Lu Xing, the leader of the 370th Regiment, confused.
It¡¯s just that Lu Xing was Zhang Lingfu¡¯s best confidant from the 74th Army, and he absolutely obeyed Zhang Lingfu¡¯s orders, so even though he was very confused, he still strictly implemented the orders issued by the division headquarters.
After receiving the order, Lu Xing immediately sent out one battalion to continue the attack on the Japanese army. The remaining two battalions, based on the Japanese fortifications in Heyetang, began to seize the time to repair the defenses.
As a result, just after repairing a few main battlefields, the Japanese Guards Division launched a massive counterattack.
After receiving the report, Lu Xing immediately climbed to the top of the observation post and looked forward. He could clearly see without a telescope that the dark Japanese soldiers were charging over the mountains and plains with shining bayonets. In this posture, the little devil is obviously counterattacking with all his strength and is preparing to break out!
"Correspondent, correspondent!" Lu Xing immediately yelled.
The communications platoon leader immediately trotted over to Lu Xing.
"Give me my order." Lu Xing said sternly, "Each battalion, company, and platoon must defend their positions. Without my order, no one is allowed to attack without authorization. No attack is allowed!"
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The 2nd and 3rd Battalions of the 370th Regiment and the directly affiliated companies still have the opportunity to switch to defense, but the 1st Battalion, which is in offensive mode, has no time to switch to defense at all.
Seeing that the dark enemy troops were coming up like a tide, and the men and horses of his battalion would soon be submerged, the 1st battalion commander quickly ordered the troops to spread out and find trenches and bunkers.
A squad leader took more than 30 officers and soldiers in his squad to hide in a trench.
As a result, as soon as we hid, the dark crowd of Japs surged up like a tide.
Facing hundreds or even thousands of Japanese soldiers, the officers and soldiers of this squad could not help but panic.
Only the squad leader remained calm because he had received orders from his superiors before the attack, so he was confident.
When the supervisor yelled: "Don't panic, don't be chaotic, don't worry about the flanks, don't worry about the flanks, concentrate all the firepower on me to block the front, lock the front!"
With the squad leader's order, the squad's only M1919 light machine gun, plus more than thirty Garand fully automatic rifles, opened fire, pouring a dense rain of bullets on the swarming Japanese soldiers.
In an instant, the swarming Japanese fell down one by one.
Suffering this sudden blow, although the Japanese did not stop attacking, they were still driven by instinct and began to circle towards the empty areas of fire on both wings.
Due to insufficient firepower, this squad can only block the front.
Seeing that the Japs had come back from the left and right wings, just when the squad leader was so anxious that he didn¡¯t know what to do, he was shocked to find that the Japs had actually passed them directly and walked deeper into the distance. Gone, gone!
Less than a quarter of an hour later, at least a thousand Japanese soldiers rushed past.
Although after the Japanese passed by, they chased them with firepower and knocked down dozens of them.
But more Japanese soldiers broke through and quickly ran away, disappearing behind the ridge.
The more than 30 officers and soldiers in the class looked at each other. Some were lucky to have escaped death, but some were confused. Are the Japanese blind? You actually ignored them who were so close?
"Squad leader, do you want to pursue me?" a veteran asked.
But the squad leader shook his head and said, "No chasing, just stay here!"
Facts have proved that the decision not to pursue was correct, because not long after the first group of Japanese soldiers broke through, another group of Japanese soldiers swarmed from the front, and there were at least a thousand people!
"If they had chased them just now, they would have been bitten on the buttocks by this group of devils.
Now this problem no longer exists, just wait for the devils to come!
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The same scene is constantly being staged on all fronts throughout the battlefield.
In this breakout, the Guards Division dispatched all personnel. Shojiro Iida even organized more than a thousand doctors and nurses from the field hospital to form a temporary infantry brigade.
Nearly 40,000 people were divided into thirty-nine infantry brigades and broke out separately.!
Shojiro Iida's order to each infantry brigade was to break out of the encirclement separately and wait until they broke through the encirclement and rejoined the friendly forces before counterattacking. Note that the old Japanese's order was not to move all the way to Hangzhou, but to coordinate the advance after the breakout was successful. The various divisions that came for reinforcements counterattack!
After the order was issued, Shojiro Iida followed the guard brigade and chose a direction to launch a breakout.
By this time, Iida Shojiro's division headquarters had actually lost its command function. In the next battle, each brigade, each squadron, and even each squadron could only fight on their own.
As for how it will turn out in the end, only God knows.
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Zhong Yi also lost command of all the participating troops.
The last order given by Zhong Yi was to let the participating units, battalions, companies, platoons and even squads fight for themselves, and then choose an appropriate time to pursue the Japanese army.
As for how to choose the right time, it can only rely on the grassroots commanders.
The only thing Zhong Yi can do is to have the divisions participating in the war repair their defenses in advance before the Japanese Guards Division makes a big breakout, so as to withstand the first wave of counterattack by the Japanese Guards Division and the coming divisions!
Zhong Yi will not be able to control the remaining matters, and he has no ability to control them anymore!
Because after the order was issued, Zhong Yi had already lost the right to command the troops.
The only thing Zhong Yi can do now is to order the entire 1st Aviation Division to dispatch and provide as much air support to the participating divisions as possible, but this support is also limited.
After giving the order, Zhong Yi said to Yu Liangzhen: "Chief, I will go to sleep for a while. Regardless of victory or defeat, there is no need to wake me up before the result comes out."
After saying that, Zhong Yi turned around and walked into the lounge and lay down.
Soon, thunderous snoring sounded again in the lounge.
Tao Guang, Xuan Tiewu, Yang Bufei and others suddenly looked at each other in confusion.
Isn¡¯t it? At this time, the person named Zhong can still sleep?
Is this guy pretending to be calm, or does he know that this battle is hopeless, so he gives up on himself?
Xuan Tiewu subconsciously wanted to follow up and wake up Zhong Yi, but Yu Liangzhen reached out and stopped him.
"Forget it, let Zi Ren sleep." Yu Liangzhen waved his hand and said, "He is really exhausted these days." (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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