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Comprehensive preparations for war are spread across the entire island of Okinawa, and there are busy figures everywhere.
The 62nd Division sent 3,000 soldiers to help civilians choose a location suitable for digging underground passages, dig a vertical well five to six meters deep and then dig out a space to extend in all directions.
If the tunnel warfare in the North China Theater can help the Okinawa defenders hide 30,000 combatants underground, there is at least a chance of killing or injuring more than 10,000 US soldiers.
Every bit of strength must be gathered to inflict heavy damage on the US military.
In the historical Battle of Okinawa, many residents of the island jumped off the cliff and committed suicide at the last moment, which had no effect at all.
Ordinary civilians may not be able to fire bullets to kill U.S. soldiers, but it is very simple to learn to throw grenades. Everyone can throw a training grenade dozens of times to hit U.S. soldiers head-on at a critical moment.
Never give up on any civilian who can fight. Sometimes, killing or injuring one more American soldier may determine the outcome of a small war zone and affect the entire war situation.
In just one night, 50,000 Okinawa residents began to dig soil with various tools in all areas suitable for digging underground passages. The underground passages can effectively form an integral whole with the defensive positions, allowing soldiers the opportunity to move through the tunnels or launch attacks.
If Okinawa, which was originally defended by only 60,000 to 70,000 soldiers, becomes 200,000 soldiers and has over-prepared ammunition, it will definitely cost the US military an unimaginable price.
The magnificent drama is unfolding silently, and the US military commander will encounter an upgraded and strengthened version of Iwo Jima.
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"This is the first transport ship to arrive! The speed is pretty good!"
Fang Tianlang stood on the dock as a large cargo ship requisitioned by the military slowly docked.
The arrival of a total of 125 tons of ammunition can at least fill a small storage warehouse, but it is obviously only an extremely small fraction. Historically, one of the key points that prevented Okinawa from causing more horrific damage to the US military was the lack of ammunition.
More than 90% of the riflemen of the 62nd Division had only a hundred bullets and had to fight fiercely with the U.S. soldiers who were armed to the teeth.
If each soldier can be given an additional two hundred bullets and ten grenades, the 62nd Division alone will have a chance to increase the number of casualties of the US military by a large margin. The third-rate garrison on the North China battlefield will have enough ammunition to attack Okinawa. Play like a trump card.
"Get away quickly! Quickly!"
"Ammunitions are dangerous goods! The shorter the stay, the better!"
Fang Tianlang made a gesture, and nearly a hundred Japanese soldiers responsible for unloading ammunition immediately sped up their actions.
"Gather all the snipers, I'm going to give them a concentrated training!"
The guard ran away quickly, and Fang Tianlang nodded slightly.
The Japanese army never paid much attention to snipers, they just regarded them as more powerful shooters. Sometimes they even let snipers hide in trees, where they would die, just to kill one or two opponent commanders.
There were originally only more than a hundred snipers in the entire island of Okinawa. In a month, there may be 300 or more. Allowing snipers to join in the shooting of ordinary US soldiers will undoubtedly accelerate the increase in the number of US military battle losses.
Looking for a US military commander who has enough time to kill two or three ordinary soldiers is the correct order to first increase the US military's battle damage figures and then attack high-value targets.
After waiting for three hours, all the snipers from Okinawa and several surrounding islands gathered together.
After Fang Tianlang taught some modern theories about sniper operations, he strictly prohibited the use of snipers as disposable consumables. Each sniper must fire at least two hundred bullets or more to complete the mission.
"The sniper has been strengthened! It can kill thousands more US soldiers!"
"I can only change the situation of the battle little by little! No one is a god! I can only do it step by step!"
As night fell, a small passenger ship approached the pier.
The two infantry squadrons set foot on land carrying all weapons and ammunition and were taken to designated locations for rest by the officers responsible for the response.
Combat units drawn from the mainland theater have begun to arrive one after another. Perhaps after one night, there will be an increase of five to six hundred soldiers and all the heavy firepower.
"OhI finally returned to my homeland! I no longer have to fight the guerrillas!"
"We will fight head-on here! Kill U.S. soldiers in large numbers! This is where military honor lies!"
"We can compete! Let's see who can kill ten American soldiers first! It must be me!"
Four Japanese soldiers pushed a Type 92 infantry gun down the steps carefully. Leaving the mainland theater was a relief for many soldiers.
Although frontal combat is brutal, it is much better than being harassed and attacked by guerrillas all the time. Hiding in a small turret every day for several months without being able to go out to bask in the sun is undoubtedly a huge torture.
"These are two squadrons?! Wellvery good!"
Fang Tianlang watched as soldiers stepped off the ship carrying weapons and ammunition and then lined up to leave.
A Japanese squadron has about 180 to 200 soldiers, 100 rifles, 9 light machine guns, 12 grenade launchers, plus a heavy equipment squad with two heavy machine guns and two 20mm anti-tank guns. It's quite powerful.
As long as sufficient ammunition supply is ensured and favorable terrain conditions are used, it can definitely withstand the impact of a US infantry battalion and a small number of tanks. In the next few days, Japanese soldiers will be trained on individual anti-tank weapons to enhance the strength of each combat unit. Only anti-tank firepower can turn Okinawa into the US military's second nightmare.
"The world is changing rapidly! When the Ninth Division is transferred back from Taiwan, the US military will most likely launch an attack on Taiwan first."
"This is better, and it can buy at least twenty days. It seems that the Germans are about to surrender, right? It would be even better if the US military transferred soldiers from the European theater!"
Fang Tianlang watched with interest as the freighter slowly left the dock.
¡°The increase in strength every day is the scene that commanders most want to see. The U.S. military will face an Okinawa with at least three times the strength and ten times the ammunition supply.
¡°Bang¡bang¡¡±
The sound of shooting rang out on the shooting range, and Fang Tianlang practiced shooting with hundreds of armed civilians.
There are at least dozens of shooting ranges throughout Okinawa training armed civilians to master shooting skills. Each armed civilian must be able to hit a human-shaped standing target at least fifty meters away, otherwise he will be transferred to dig tunnels.
"Well I have to shoot at least two hundred bullets every day! It's a shame that the marksmanship I have finally learned has deteriorated!"
There was a box of bullets placed next to Fang Tianlang, and several Japanese soldiers in the distance let out slight sighs of admiration.
Unexpectedly, a major general commander could shoot directly at a round target four hundred meters away, and all of them were near the tenth ring, which was more accurate than an ordinary sniper. (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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