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Chapter 24, A Spark of Fire
As the fighting continued, the downtown area of ​​Nagoya was gradually burned to ashes.In Japanese cities of this era, most houses were pasted with bamboo, wood, and paper. There were very few brick houses (earthquakes were frequent, and it was too dangerous to live in brick houses), and there were not many modern buildings made of reinforced concrete.After a big fire burned down, it basically turned into white ground.The sweltering heat wave made it almost impossible for people to stay in the urban area, and the U.S. military also took the opportunity to break away from the line of fire and withdrew.

When the U.S. ground forces that were too aggressive before finally broke away from the Japanese army and stopped intertwined, the U.S. Air Force’s B-29 strategic bombers were also able to launch a large-scale deployment, dropping a large number of sarin and Soman gas bombs on the burning Nagoya in an attempt to destroy the Japanese army. All these tenacious Japanese devils were smoked to death.

However, based on the experience of the Tokyo nuclear explosion and the Kyoto bombing, Lieutenant General Mori Shigeki had already anticipated such a situation, evacuated the citizens in advance, and scattered most of the troops outside the city, and only arranged a small number of elite soldiers to guard some of them. Strong fortifications, relying on repaired sewers and newly dug underground tunnels for mobilization: now the entire Tokyo wartime base camp has become radiation dust, and there is no such thing as requiring front-line generals to "fight for every inch of land" and "show the bravery of the imperial army" Therefore, the Japanese army stubbornly defending Nagoya gained unprecedented tactical flexibility.

Therefore, on the Nagoya battlefield, the poison gas of the U.S. military had very limited effect on the Japanese troops who were lurking in the perfect fortifications and had gas masks and protective clothing.And the burning sea of ​​flames also prevented the poisonous gas from taking effect to a certain extent.When the poisonous gas dissipated and the U.S. ground forces attacked again, the Japanese defending the city were still like rats in the gutter, firing cold guns at them, causing them to be beaten everywhere.

At the same time, the U.S. offensive positions located in the suburbs are also frequently harassed by various Japanese "irregular troops" or guerrillas: Lieutenant General Mori Moki thinks he has no ability to send so many troops in such a short period of time. The rabble from various sources were all organized into forbidden imperial fighters.Moreover, in the urban area of ​​Nagoya, which lacks fortifications, there is simply no room for so many people, and they can only be bombed in vain.Instead of letting them huddle together and bleed, it is better to let these "patriotic warriors" play freely, no matter what they can fight.

So, for those who play the "Golden Chrysanthemum Group", "Sakura Team", "Huitian Team", "Kamikaze Company" and other messy banners, I don't know if they should be regarded as militia, samurai group or extreme violence group For the mob, Lieutenant General Sen Maoshu just mixed some of the more reliable retired veterans with the regular army to supplement the embarrassment of insufficient troops; Badagai, golden hook rifles, crooked machine guns, Nanbu pistols, grenades, and mortars, you can take them at will-anyway, there are enough ordnance in Nagoya City to arm fifteen divisions, and he There is only one division in hand.After these surplus ordnance are distributed to "people with lofty ideals", as long as they can kill a few American and British ghosts and animals, they will earn money.Of course, if these bastards took the arms but did not go to fight British and American ghosts and animals, but went to rob houses and harm the people, then Lieutenant General Sen Maoshu would have to pinch his nose and admit that he was dead: Japan has already perished anyway, so what society needs to be considered? Is it law and order?

As a result, it was a crooked attack, which fully played the wonderful effect of national guerrilla warfare.After all, Nagoya is not an isolated overseas island, but the most densely populated core hinterland on the Japanese archipelago. It is surrounded by imperial citizens who have received militaristic education since childhood and practiced the art of killing hard every day.All of them consider themselves military men, Yamato samurai, and their spiritual education has always been "loyalty to the emperor", "co-prosperity in Greater East Asia" and "down with British and American ghosts". Now these white-skinned ghosts not only killed the emperor, but also set foot on How can there be no reason not to fight the land of Japan's divine kingdom?
Therefore, under the leadership of many "anti-American patriots", the US military's transportation troops, field hospitals, supply stations and front-line airports were frequently attacked. Digging pits and laying mines, as well as blasting bridges and railways, or using mortars and rocket launchers to carry out sneak attacks from a distance.Not to mention that American infantry who are alone are often shot in the head. Even the "Pershing" and "Sherman" tanks of the US military must be careful when driving, otherwise they are likely to be blown off by rockets. , and then let the gasoline bottles and cluster grenades burn into coke.

However, the American soldiers at this time are no longer those loose young men and boys on the Philippine battlefield.Through successive battles in Europe, North Africa and the Pacific battlefield, they have gradually adapted to the rhythm of war.Relying on a variety of powerful weapon systems and sea and air support, the U.S. military blows up bunkers when they see them along the way, burns them with flamethrowers when they see holes, and blocks them first and then bypasses them when they encounter a strong stronghold that cannot be chewed for a while. The treetops flew over to shoot, the artillery's ballistic calculations were accurate enough to participate in the Olympic mathematics competition, the battlefield communication was quite smooth, and the tactical command was flexible and changeable.

In the face of the Japanese army's national guerrilla warfare, their countermeasure was to launch a large-scale mopping up, mercilessly killing every Japanese in sight, regardless of men, women, young or old, and taking almost no prisoners.And the Japanese also retaliated back intact. As experts in perverted behavior, almost none of the white soldiers from the United States, Australia and New Zealand who fell into their hands could die completely.On the battlefield with a radius of tens of kilometers, there are dying people who have been pierced by wooden poles from the chest to the mouth, or nailed to the hands and feet, but are still wriggling.The Allies did the same thing, putting all the captured Japanese on wooden sticks.

When these news spread to the other side of the world, the furious Japanese and Australian troops also raised their butcher knives, retaliated with an eye, and massacred the white residents and prisoners of war in the Australian occupied area with more brutal methods.Retaliation and counter-retaliation on both sides escalated.The level of cruelty and perversion is refreshing the lower limit every day.

This large-scale war has forged an irresolvable blood feud between the two major ethnic groups. Either you die or I live.Both parties are no longer honor-conscious armed groups, but bloodthirsty herds with perverted hatred for the entire human race, the entire civilization, and the entire world.

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Marshal MacArthur, who was on the battlefield, turned a blind eye to the various atrocities committed by Allied soldiers on Japanese civilians. Several years of bloody battles in the Philippines and Australia, as well as the various Japanese atrocities he witnessed, have allowed him to exclude the Japanese. Instead of the category of human beings, it is classified as a pest.If it weren't for the fact that he didn't have so many poisonous gases and atomic bombs in his hand, he could only wish to clean the entire Japanese archipelago into no man's land.

No matter for a person or a country, breaking the lower limit for the first time is always the most difficult and hesitant.

However, as long as you really take the first step, the rest will not be a problem.As long as the first poison gas war is launched and the first massacre is carried out, then there will definitely be a second, third... until you get used to it.The same is true for both the U.S. military and the Japanese military.

However, no matter how much he hated these yellow-skinned dwarfs who were as ferocious as beasts, MacArthur had to admit that the other party was really not easy to deal with.Although the U.S. military has invested in almost all means of destruction except the atomic bomb, and indeed controlled the port and a considerable part of the urban area, due to the limitation of troops, it has never been able to encircle it on all sides.At present, most of Nagoya is still fighting fiercely, and it has been a long time before a comprehensive victory can be achieved.

But the U.S. military is also currently riding a tiger. If it cannot completely defeat the Japanese will to resist at the fastest speed, and win the complete victory of the Battle of Nagoya with a clean and neat attitude, then the next battle will be more protracted and more exciting. unbearable.

——With the collapse of the Japanese Empire, the former allies of the United States of America have begun to become half-hearted.

And what bothered him even more was the terrifying haze of the giant red bear in the north: the bear's paws had already extended to the archipelago!

Damn Bolsheviks!Damn liberate all mankind!Damn Japanese Reds!
These bastards are like vultures smelling rot, and they can't wait to come and snatch the fruits of victory that should only belong to the United States!

"...Japanese Bolsheviks occupied the Kanazawa City Hall and announced the establishment of the Echizen Soviet Republic! Lieutenant General Tadamichi Kuribayashi, head of the Seventh Division of the Japanese Army in Hokkaido, announced in Sapporo the change of flag and the establishment of the Hokkaido Soviet Republic! Aomori, Yamagata, Noto and Akita prefectures The old government was overthrown, and the Soviet regime was established one after another! Sailor rebellion broke out at the Maizuru tutelary fort on the coast of the Sea of ​​Japan, the main force of the Soviet Pacific Fleet crossed the Sea of ​​Japan, joined forces with the rioting sailors at the Maizuru tutelary fort, and the Soviet Far East frontier troops entered the Korean peninsula... …Damn it, what the hell are the Soviets trying to do?"

Marshal MacArthur cursed in a low voice, crumpled the intelligence document he had just received into a ball of paper, struck a match and burned it.Then, with a corncob pipe in his mouth, he took out the map of Japan from his briefcase, looked around against the place names he saw just now, and couldn't help frowning.

——With this series of areas being dyed red, the Sea of ​​Japan is about to change from "Hirohito's Pond" to "Stalin's Pond"!

For the United States of America, this is obviously not a good thing. It must find a way to slow down the Soviets a little bit.

"...Well, Halsey is now leading the fleet to Ningbo to escort the aid supplies to those Chinese government troops who are worthless than pigs... It just so happens that the North Korean man, Syngman Rhee, is in Hawaii now, so he can also take the aid supplies with him. Let’s go to China together, and then get the North Korean interim government in China, and find a way to get some people to throw on the Korean peninsula! The Soviets can’t easily take over the peninsula! Even if the United States can’t afford it for a while If you go to the Korean peninsula to grab territory, you have to find a way to block those damn red elements..."

He touched his chin and said to himself, feeling that he had come up with a very genius idea, he couldn't help but feel a lot more relaxed.So I was going to visit the US military frontline field hospital in Yumatsucho, Green District, Nagoya City, to comfort the wounded there and send them some condolences.

However, what MacArthur did not know was that the city of Nagoya was once called Naguno Castle in Japan.And the location of the U.S. military field hospital has an extremely popular place name in Japanese history, which is familiar to the elderly and children: Ozazama.

What MacArthur didn't even know was that when he left the front-line observation post in a jeep, a small figure in a winter camouflage uniform was lying on the mountain, carrying a miniature radio on his back, and carrying a photo of the marshal, using High-power binoculars are staring at his whereabouts...

A moment later, relying on the radio waves flying across the sky, the Japanese army headquarters at Atsuta Jingu learned a shocking news:

The enemy is in the narrow space of the barrel!