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It was quite peaceful before the war. The Japanese army abandoned its peripheral defensive positions and retreated to the mountains.
About 3,500 Japanese soldiers were killed in the plain area and more than 10,000 puppet troops were lost.
More than half of the puppet troops were killed and the rest were incorporated into the new Peninsula People's Army soldiers. The newly formed two regiments were composed of veterans as the backbone and some recruits who voluntarily enlisted, but they could also exert some combat effectiveness.
By increasing its own strength through fighting, the Peninsula People¡¯s Army is replicating the troop expansion model of the Northeastern Democratic Coalition a year ago.
"It's not bad! After all, they are troops tempered in the War of Liberation and the War of Resistance Against Japan!"
"The two newly formed regiments are each issued with 500 submachine guns and 100 machine guns. The firepower must be sufficient. If you charge with rifles, you will be exhausted and you will not be able to seize the position."
"There are also bulletproof vests and bulletproof inserts! They are all equipped with them! Prisoners are also capable of fighting!"
Fang Tianlang looked very happy when he put down the phone. The increased strength of the Peninsula People's Army in the front can significantly reduce the probability of volunteer soldiers encountering heavy firepower.
The entire "Resist Japan and Aid Korea" campaign must be won with minimal casualties to be considered a complete victory.
The final number of casualties of the Volunteer Army will be controlled to less than 10,000 people. All Volunteer Army soldiers who return victoriously will join the construction of the new country after taking off their military uniforms and demobilizing.
The troops were resting and recuperating everywhere, and Soviet fighter planes took a large number of photos from the edge through the mountains.
On every high ground, you can see the defensive positions built by the Japanese army. If you want to occupy the commanding heights, you must use heavy firepower to blow all the visible fortifications into pieces.
The fortifications on the front were bombarded with howitzers, while the fortifications on the reverse slope were destroyed by mortars and bombers.
The Japanese army likes to arrange mortar positions and troop storage holes on reverse slopes. Air strikes and mortar bombardments will definitely cause huge battle losses to the Japanese army.
¡°There are so many highland defensive positions, we will attack from the farthest ones.¡±
"Attack one building at a time, so that we will not be attacked from both sides when attacking. Attack two buildings in one day, first see the reaction of the Japanese army, and then decide to speed up or slow down."
Fang Tianlang convened a dozen commanders from three divisions to hold a pre-war mobilization meeting.
There are still advantages to entering mountainous areas, but they are definitely not as obvious as in plain areas. Heavy firepower can destroy the defensive positions on the top of the mountain, but there is no guarantee that all Japanese soldiers inside will be killed.
As long as a few Japanese soldiers dodge artillery fire on a defensive position, they can pose a threat to the soldiers attacking upward.
The mobilization meeting lasted for an hour. More than a dozen commanders once again confirmed the most effective attack tactics. All heavy firepower would cooperate in the battle to capture the first highland defensive position with minimal casualties.
October 31, 1946
A few snowflakes are falling in the sky, and winter is coming on the peninsula.
The Peninsula People's Army's three divisions plus one brigade and two newly formed infantry regiments are ready.
The 50,000 Peninsula People's Army soldiers not only have to attack the two highland defense positions head-on, but also prevent the Japanese army from suddenly attacking from the side. Every step after entering the mountainous area may encounter hidden crises.
"let's start!"
Fang Tianlang put down the phone and walked out of the bomb shelter, looking at the distant sky.
Twelve Soviet Tu-2 bombers will launch air strikes on two highland defense positions, while two Yak-9 fighters will target the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery that is very likely to appear.
When an anti-aircraft artillery position was discovered, field artillery was immediately deployed to cover the area.
Ten m-1939 76mm field guns are one group responsible for attacking an anti-aircraft gun position, with a total of six groups prepared.
The Soviet fighter planes naturally have to be given the best protection for their adventurous operations. While suppressing the anti-aircraft firepower, there will also be several combat groups equipped with fast tanks to rescue parachuting pilots at any time.
Soviet fighter planes are an irreplaceable force in normal warfare. Only by doing everything possible to reduce the threat to fighter planes in the sky can the casualty rate of ground troops be kept low.
"Boom! Boom!"
The bombers entered the designated area and dropped aerial bombs, causing large clouds of smoke and dust to rise.
As expected, the Japanese anti-aircraft firepower suddenly appeared and fired a string of shells at the retreating Soviet fighter planes.
All countermeasures were as expected by the volunteers. As the first artillery fired a shell, nearly a hundred 76mm high-explosive grenades immediately hit the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery position over a distance of several kilometers.
Violent bombings swept across the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery positions.The shrapnel hit the gun body and made a crisp sound.
More than a dozen anti-aircraft guns of various calibers were directly blown to pieces, and Japanese gunners whose bodies were shattered by shrapnel could be seen everywhere on the ground, like a slaughterhouse.
"Wait a minute! After the smoke and dust disperse, we need to fire again! Don't rush!"
"Patience! Be patient!"
As smoke and dust filled the two highland defense fortifications, Fang Tianlang called the commander of the Peninsular People's Army.
Twelve self-propelled artillery guns capable of firing at high elevation angles will aim directly at the position on the mountain after the smoke disperses. They will first fire a few shells to kill some Japanese soldiers who are eager to enter the position, and then let the soldiers launch an attack.
When the remaining Japanese troops enter the position and suppress them for a while, the soldiers can use light weapons to eliminate the last remaining soldiers.
There will only be about two to three hundred Japanese soldiers deployed on a highland defense fortification. After three consecutive rounds of fire strikes, there will basically not be many left.
"Boom! Boom! Boom!"
Thick smoke and dust once again covered the Japanese defensive positions, and shrapnel shot into the trenches, killing the pale Japanese soldiers.
Volunteer gunners constantly adjusted the angle of the artillery muzzle in order to make every shell explode on the trench dug by the Japanese army. There were dozens of shells on the vehicle. Six self-propelled artillery was definitely enough to hit a highland defense fortification.
"Charge! Occupy the position!"
Soldiers of the Peninsula People¡¯s Army launched an attack on the highland defense positions.
Dozens of mortars of various calibers continued to project shells outward to suppress Japanese soldiers who may still be there.
The most correct tactic is to consume as much ammunition as possible in order to kill as many opponents as possible. The multiple traffic lines behind you are extremely smooth. No matter how much ammunition is consumed at the front, you can get supplies in the shortest time.
More than 400 Peninsula People's Army soldiers walked step by step toward the two highlands with submachine guns in hand.
There were sporadic fire counterattacks in the swirling fireworks. A dozen large-caliber machine guns at the foot of the mountain raised their muzzles and fired dense bullets to once again form suppressive firepower.
The heavy firepower possessed by the Peninsula People¡¯s Army definitely exceeds that of its opponents, and it is naturally more advantageous to be able to concentrate its attack on one point.
¡°Counterattack¡counterattack¡¡±
"Hurry up and enter the positionhold the position"
The trenches were full of Japanese soldiers who had been killed by bombings. Less than one-tenth of the surviving Japanese soldiers were bleeding from the mouth and nose. The firepower of the Peninsular People's Army seemed to be more intense than that of the Soviet Army a year ago. (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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