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- Chapter 227 Do you believe it? I don¡¯t believe it anyway!
In the battle of more than 800 people against more than 20 people, with the absolute strength of more than 40 to one, everything became simpler, just like weighing weights to hit ants. Everything became natural and there was nothing wrong with it. Suspense, everything goes smoothly, there are not so many reasons.
After a burst of violent gunfire, Captain Inukai Yisao and the twenty-odd Japanese officers he led were all sent to Amaterasu to report. When many Japanese soldiers first showed their heads, I don't know whose gun fired the bullet that hit his head.
Many years later, Battalion Commander Kang Xusheng wrote this when recalling this battle;
"I have been fighting for so many years, and the one that made me feel most relaxed was the attack on the Sanlitang Tunnel. The entire battle took less than ten minutes from start to finish. We easily killed three people with minor injuries. Twenty-six Japanese officers and soldiers, it can be said that this is the most relaxing battle I have experienced in many years.
Many Japanese soldiers were shot dead by sharpshooters in our camp when they first appeared, hitting them directly in the face.
"It's no wonder, with dozens of high-definition guns aimed at such a head, plus six Czech machine guns for fire suppression, the kid can't hide even if he wants to. As a result, these grandsons often get their heads shot open just after they show up.
When the soldiers dragged the corpses of twenty-six Japanese soldiers out of the tunnel like dead dogs, everyone laughed happily.
In fact, the order we received at that time was to quickly assemble at a nearby stronghold called Shanyangtun. However, we unexpectedly encountered a Japanese army column that was trapped in the tunnel because the railway was bombed, so I He ordered an active attack, quickly killed the Japanese guards, and occupied the column.
To be honest, I risked being beheaded when I gave this order. As the saying goes, military orders fall like mountains. As a subordinate, you must not change the superior's combat orders at will. Otherwise, it depends on his fate. If If the superior fails to take up the post and go online, it will not be a big problem to investigate. But if the superior wants to take the post and go online, the investigation will lead to beheading - but I did it!
But now that I think about it, it¡¯s a good thing that I did this. Otherwise, our battalion would really have become the waiters of our brother troops, making all the money!
Of course, we won¡¯t be able to get this big advantage. I¡¯m afraid that this big advantage will be taken away by that brother¡¯s army.
Speaking of the Japanese officer on the Japanese military column, his name is very interesting, Inukai Yisao. I still remember it very clearly. When the soldiers showed me this stupid Japanese officer¡¯s ID card, they were all present. I still clearly remember the laughing expressions of the soldiers - if you are a bitch, you are still a bitch, aren't you just a bitch! Many soldiers shouted with joy when they heard this name. Of course, I thought the same way.
Damn it, the Japanese have really interesting names. Some people even call them ¡°son of a bitch¡±, but they don¡¯t know what kind of son of a bitch their shitty emperor is.
In fact, as for why I remember this battle most clearly, the key point is that the other brother troops worked hard and could only get a few broken machines and whatnot, and they were so happy that their jaws were almost dislocated, and their bullshit went to the sky - look Come on, this is the main force, I am the main force.
"And we fired just a few shots, without even blowing the rush horn, and seized nine trains of military supplies, including blankets, cotton-padded clothes, cotton cloth, and some German woolen cloth! It¡¯s all fucking high-end stuff.
What makes people even more excited is that there are seven Type 92 infantry guns and more than 2,000 brand-new 38 caps (the oil paper wrapping the guns has not yet been removed). The bullets and shells are even more loaded. It took two whole carriages. (Later, we carefully counted a total of 300,000 rounds of ammunition for the Type 38 rifle and 1,500 rounds of Type 92 rifle shells, including 160 rounds of poison gas shells)
My dear, I clearly remember that when the soldiers opened the carriage, the soldiers in our battalion burst into laughter. I still don¡¯t remember that scene. Many recruits screamed with excitement. , his eyes glowed green. (These guys have been using big blades and red tassel guns as weapons. How can they not scream with joy when they see so many real guys at once!)
Finally, I would like to point out that the reason why we were able to win so quickly this time is that we have to thank two people. One of them is Vietnam Shan, the master of the Japanese train, and Ren Sanshun, the boiler worker. The enemy drove the Japanese army out of the tunnel as soon as our gunshots were fired, which made our attack so smooth.
Since the Japanese troops were always in the tunnel, it was originally easy to defend but difficult to attack.?We used rat weapons again, for fear that we might use heavy firearms to ignite the treasures on the train.
But as soon as we checked the sound, these two Northeastern men drove the train out of the tunnel. In order to help us drive the train out of the tunnel, they forced a kid into the boiler of the train. Are they cremated alive? Do you think these two guys are awesome?
At this time, the three Czech machine guns in our camp came in handy. With one shot, six or seven of the Japanese guards were knocked down. What's more interesting is that these two Northeastern men were killed as soon as the train started. , we crushed to death on the spot two little Japs who were hiding under the train and shooting at us. The wheels of the train ran directly over our thighs. It was only when we were cleaning the battlefield at the end of the battle that we discovered that the two canines The unlucky guy's blood was all drained, and all four of his legs were crushed from above the kneecaps.
Later, after my signal corpsman sent a letter to the regiment leader, he came back and said that when they reported the news to regiment commander Ma, several leaders in the brigade were present, and they all laughed with joy. Brigadier Tao said directly that we The battalion picked up a treasure halfway along the way, and the other brother troops all worked as waiters for our battalion.
After the entire battle, our battalion captured more than either of the other two main regiments. Do you think I am happy or not?
One thing I want to explain to my comrades is the problem of Japanese war damage. Usually, the Japanese cremate their comrades who died in battle with gasoline, diesel and charcoal on the battlefield. In the end, only those who are transported back are Just a bag of ashes.
So, when we rush to the enemy¡¯s battlefield, we often don¡¯t see a corpse of a little Japanese. Regarding this problem, our troops participating in the war often feel puzzled and even a little frustrated! ¡ª¡ªYou have paid such a heavy price, why can¡¯t you see the corpse of a Japanese?
Grandma, this bastard is so difficult that he was not raised by humans at all. He is a monkey. He was carved from the cracks in the rocks or fell directly from the tree fork. Later, after the chief explained, we found out that it was Such a thing.
¡°Many people now insist that we killed a total of 200,000 Japanese people during the Anti-Japanese War. In fact, these comrades were deceived by Japanese statistics.
??Whenever the Japanese military statistics were ever accurate, most of them were nonsense.
I remember that after the Pacific War broke out, an American captain seemed to be called the USS Milton (it took me too long to read this information, so I really can¡¯t remember clearly, maybe it was also called the USS Milton). What's the name? Anyway, there is such a thing. Friends who are interested may wish to look it up.) There was a clear telegram issued to the outside world: "The Milton, which has been sunk by the Japanese five times, has launched another attack on the Japanese Navy's Combined Fleet." Onslaught! ¡¯
So, the Japanese war reports are so fake, don¡¯t believe them.
"Often, after three or four days and nights of hard fighting with us, the casualties are no more than two or three people. Do you believe this kind of battle report?" I don¡¯t believe it anyway! Only a ghost would believe that such a ridiculous number of casualties could be considered a tough battle!
I think if we really want to know how many people were killed by the Japs in our country, we might as well take a look at the photos of the Japs¡¯ World War II cemeteries. They are usually buried together by a brigade or a brigade. There is a large area of ??Hulala that can¡¯t be seen at a glance. The entire mountain is covered with tombstones!
That¡¯s a spectacular sight! You know, those are just the ones whose bodies were found after they died in battle. As for the number of those whose bodies were not found after they died in battle?
I think, you don¡¯t know, and I don¡¯t know either. It¡¯s hard for the Japanese to know for sure. All in all, this is a mystery, a mystery that is difficult to solve. The reason is very simple, but these grandsons are unwilling to admit that they have killed so many people by us, just like they are unwilling to face history! "
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The headquarters of the Japanese army in Shijiazhuang, Lieutenant General Iijima Aiharu, the commander of the 36th Division, the supreme commander of the Japanese garrison in the Shijiazhuang area, was studying the terrain sand table in the war room alone with a tea cup, because he had just taken over as the commander of the 36th Division. The longest officer of the Thirty-sixth Division, as the saying goes, the first thing a new officer needs to do when taking office is that he is extremely motivated.
Now Lieutenant General Iijima Aiharu also wants to make a small fire, thinking that his new officer will be more prestigious when he takes office, so he is thinking hard - trying to find a suitable opportunity to display his commanding talents, but while he is still While thinking about how to teach the Tuba Road in his defense area, his chief of staff Tian Jianghe Wanli hurriedly walked in from outside.
"Your Excellency, General, the situation is very bad!" Chief of Staff Tian Jianghe Wanli said worriedly to Lieutenant General Iijima Aiharu. As he said this, Chief of Staff Tian Jianghe Wanli couldn't help but gasp.He was breathing heavily, and it was obvious that he was in a very anxious mood now.
"What happened to make you so panicked?" Lieutenant General Aiharu Iijima, the division commander, said to Chief of Staff Banri Tajiro with some displeasure. He felt very unhappy about his Chief of Staff's extremely inappropriate expression.
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