I really came here to fight against Japan

Chapter 296: Commander, Commander Li has given you an order

At this time, a liaison officer of the New 1st Regiment, who was carrying a walkie-talkie, ran over to report to the two commanders.

He is an officer of the Lianzhuang Team Militia Battalion and is proficient in using a walkie-talkie.

That's why Li Yunlong sent him here to strengthen the communication between the two troops.

"Reporting to Captain Cheng and Captain Ye, Captain Li has issued an order.

As soon as the light and heavy machine guns on the New 1st Regiment's position start firing, you should continue to throw grenades down.

Just throw out as much as you have, and don't be afraid of consumption today.

After the war, Captain Li of the New 1st Regiment will be responsible for replenishing all the losses for you.

After hearing this, Captain Ye also chuckled at Lao Li's behavior.

"I say, Old Cheng, this rich man Li Yunlong thinks we are stingy and is reluctant to spend the hard-earned money."

Head Cheng also laughed and said, "To be honest, I have been tired of being poor these years.

Now that you, Old Ye, have testified for me, I am not afraid that Li Yunlong will deny his debt in the future.

Communicator, convey my orders downstairs.

As soon as the machine guns of the new regiment on the opposite side start to fire, immediately throw down all the grenades, leaving no one behind."

Li Yunlong’s meaning was actually very simple. He had fired his mortar too quickly just now.

The artillery barrels were so hot that some had begun to swell.

If it is not cooled down, the shell will explode and cause casualties to our own people.

It was also because Wang Chengzhu trained his troops too well and the artillerymen were too fast.

During normal training, if you fire ten shells a minute, your comrades will look down on you.

Now it's actual combat. We fired the 60mm mortar slowly, at a rate of twenty rounds per minute.

How could the gun barrel withstand the force of their construction? They were forced to stop firing in the middle of the battle.

Fortunately, the Japanese were badly hit by the explosive pack just now and now they have no resistance.

As soon as the mortar fire stopped, the New 1st Regiment took out all the light and heavy machine guns.

They began to fire fiercely at the Japanese soldiers in the ancient road.

The Japs finally waited until the shells stopped exploding before opening fire to fight back.

As a result, they were attacked from all directions by the heavy machine guns of the Eighth Route Army and grenades flying from the sky.

What else can they do? Just lie down. Anyway, they were beaten by the Eighth Route Army and couldn't even raise their heads.

While the Japanese were unable to launch a counterattack, the soldiers of the New 1st Regiment, together with their militia comrades, rushed out of the bunker.

They held bulletproof steel shields in their hands and ran out without saying a word.

When they were less than fifty meters away from the Japanese, they were discovered by them.

"Baga, kill the chicken for me..."

It turned out that a Japanese squad leader was commanding the machine gunner beside him to block the attack of the New 1st Regiment.

Then we heard a few "bang bang bang" sounds, which were the sounds of Garand's bullets penetrating the Japanese's steel helmets.

Together with the Japanese squad leader, he and the chief and deputy machine gunners were killed on the Cangyun Ancient Road.

When Li Yunlong saw this, he already understood what the ammunition consumption of this Garand semi-automatic rifle meant.

That's what it means to really waste bullets.

The militiamen of the First Battalion were divided into groups of three, and their three Garand rifles provided powerful firepower.

It is equivalent to a Czech light machine gun with a very fast shooting speed, and the key is that its shooting accuracy is also high.

If Li Yunlong were allowed to use this gun, he would dare to chase down an entire squad of Japanese devils by himself.

"Captain Li orders us to stop throwing grenades immediately, blow the charge horn, and charge everyone."

Captain Cheng looked at the liaison officer of the new regiment and informed them with a serious face. He even wanted to laugh.

"You son of a bitch, Li Yunlong, you really think you are the commander-in-chief, right?"

The liaison officer said: "Report to the commander, our commander Li is not a damned person.

Comrade Li Yunlong was appointed as the commander-in-chief of the front line by the deputy commander-in-chief.

Captain Cheng: "Are all of this guy's subordinates of this temper?"

Old Ye laughed and said, "Communicator, pass the order to me, stop throwing grenades.

Bugler, blow the charge."

In fact, by the time the battle had gotten to this point and so many Japanese soldiers had been killed, Captain Cheng was no longer angry.

Just now I just didn't understand why the New 1st Regiment didn't blow the charge when it attacked.

But when the regiment on our side charged, we had to blow the charge horn.

Then, out of habit, he mentioned a few words to Li Yunlong, but he didn't expect to make the young comrade unhappy.

But it's true, you called his leader a son of a bitch twice in front of his subordinates.

They are all regiment leaders and are of the same rank. It would be strange if the young soldier was not angry.

The way Li Yunlong blows the charge horn is really very particular.

The New 1st Regiment did not blow the trumpet when they were charging because they had to engage the enemy in secret.

Taking advantage of the noisy sounds on the battlefield, he quietly approached the Japanese.

By the time the Japanese realized something was wrong, their bayonets had already stabbed them in the chest.

When the numbered regiment was charging, they were asked to blow the bugle to remind the New 1st Regiment that their comrades were coming to support them.

Let the heavy machine gunners of the New 1st Regiment aim carefully before shooting, and don't accidentally injure comrades from the brother units.

While they were waiting to rush down, the remaining one thousand plus Japanese soldiers had already engaged in battle with the soldiers of the New 1st Regiment.

The Japanese soldiers of the 4th Mixed Brigade were completely stunned by the wealthy "Tubalu" troops.

The explosion at the very beginning killed nearly half of the Japanese soldiers.

Even among the Eighth Route Army soldiers on the mountain, several suffered concussions.

Many Japanese soldiers on the ancient road were shaken to death.

In addition, the rubble on the cliff that was shaken everywhere also became a nightmare for the Japanese infantry.

Then grenades fell from the sky and blew the Japanese so hard that they couldn't raise their heads.

But even if we didn't look up, we couldn't save the lives of the Japanese devils.

We have been fighting for so many years. If we delay for two seconds before throwing the bomb down, the airburst will cause greater damage.

With this tactic of throwing grenades regardless of whether there were people below or not, we continued to suppress the Japanese and prevented them from moving.

Then it was the old tradition, with mortar shells washing the ground and Browning heavy machine guns turning over the bodies.

Many of the Japanese corpses that were used as cover were beaten into a pile of minced meat.

When the Eighth Route Army soldiers arrived, they were shot in the face with Garand semi-automatic rifles.

What made the Japanese army most dissatisfied was that the Imperial Army had already suffered such a miserable situation, and the Eighth Route Army came up with a trick to attack from both sides.

In fact, being attacked from both sides is nothing. The 4th Brigade has been fighting for so many years and has seen all kinds of battles.

But while the soldiers in the front are fighting with bayonets, there are people behind them firing bursts of shots with Mauser pistols. What does this mean?

In fact, war is about using whatever means necessary. But why do you have hundreds of Mauser pistols?

Is it just because it is more convenient to attack from behind when fighting with the Imperial Army with bayonets?

The Japanese were very dissatisfied and their death was too miserable.

The sound of gunfire and bayonets piercing bodies continued to ring out, and the speed at which the Japanese soldiers fell down became faster and faster.

As fewer and fewer Japanese soldiers were killed, only a dozen or so who looked like officers were left.

These officers surrounded an old Japanese soldier who was wearing a general's uniform.

They retreated to the side of a stationary Bean Tank, preparing for a final resistance.

At this time, they didn't know what they had discussed.

The others all held their command swords tightly and stood on guard.

Only an empty-handed Japanese major came out with his hands raised high.