Others show their swords, I show my missiles!

Each company reported the completion of the mission to Yue Ren.

“Each company collects Japanese ammunition, piles them together, and lays out booby traps.

Let the Japanese have a taste of being blown up by their own ammunition.

Afterwards, the first and second companies set up an ambush about one kilometer northwest of Yingdong Village; the third company set up an ambush in the west of Yingdong Village to block the enemy from the west. "

Each company carried out the order one after another and placed booby traps in several bunkers and gun towers.

It has been almost two months since the last time the 224th Wing was annihilated.

After this period of training, the special operations group learned new skills.

It has been able to effectively lay out booby traps.

Enemy animals in several surrounding villages heard the sound of gunfire that they had never heard before and did not dare to come out easily. They reported the news of hearing gunfire here to Yang County.

The Japanese in Yang County reported to their commander, who in turn reported to Huashui County Four.

Huashui County No. 215 first asked about the location of the [-]th Wing.

At present, this regiment has been divided into teams according to the order of Huashui County No. [-].

Some teams have already set off.

The fourth commander of Huashui County ordered the regiment to immediately recall the Japanese soldiers they had sent out.

Now that we know the location of another unit of the Eighth Route Army, there is no need for them to search around.

The Japs from the 215th Regiment, including Captain Sasahara, paid their respects to the four families in Huashui County.

Then they reluctantly gathered together again.

Two hours passed after this back and forth.

Huashui County No. [-] ordered their two brigades to set off from the secondary camp and attack Yingdong Village;

Another brigade set out from Dongfeng, passed through Chitou and Shangyi, and attacked Zhuangtou Village.

The traitor organizations in surrounding villages and towns guarded their respective villages and reported any situation directly to the division headquarters without having to go through Yang County.

At the same time as the 215th Regiment set off, the Japs in Huanglonggou launched another attack.

"Company commander, the Japanese are going to attack again. Why don't they use poison gas this time?"

Well, I was thinking, we are all poisoned anyway, so we are not afraid of wearing shoes when we are barefoot.

How far can the poison go? They have used up all the gas bombs, and the brothers behind them will be beaten easily.

It's a pity that the Japanese are good at learning. "

"Hahaha, do you think the Japs' gas masks can be used forever?

It probably lasted half an hour, and they'd already used it once. If they are used again, they themselves will be poisoned!

Bao said, the Japanese are coming up quickly, aim for me and save bullets!

Today may be the last battle I will take you to fight!

But when I hear the roar of the Yellow River, I don’t want to return my body wrapped in horse leather!

Give me the momentum of the Qin Army! "

The poisonous gas on the position has almost dissipated now.

Our troops don't need to cover their noses with towels; the Japanese don't need to wear gas masks.

This is more beneficial to the devils.

Because the Japs did not have gas masks to block their vision, their tactical maneuvers were able to be fully utilized.

Even if the poisonous gas dissipates, the poisoned soldiers cannot recover immediately.

Therefore, this Japanese attack caused greater casualties to our army than the previous one, and soon there were not many people left on the position.

Including the Japanese's previous attack, more than 70 of our troops were killed in just one hour.

When the Japs were about to climb up our army's position, the seriously injured soldier chose to rush into the Japs group with explosive packs in his arms, and died together with the Japs.

The last platoon quickly took over the position and asked the regiment commander for help.

None of the soldiers in this platoon were poisoned, and those who were injured were only slightly injured. Their combat effectiveness was very strong.

A dozen Japs were killed at once, and the Japs' attack was repelled again.

There was only one platoon left in the main position, and obviously there were not enough troops.

The regiment commander had no choice but to send another company. At the same time, he ordered the remaining troops to prepare to launch a counterattack against the Japanese.

After the Japanese retreated, they started shelling again.

It's still the same old thing, organize the charge after the bombardment.

The mountain roads here are rugged, otherwise the Japanese would bring chariots.

If Japanese tanks participate in the war, it will be extremely difficult for the 98th Army, which does not have anti-tank weapons.

The situation is not much better now. The sun is gradually setting in the west, but it is still very dazzling.

Our army needs to shoot facing the sun, which affects the accuracy of shooting.

On the Huanglonggou position of the 98th Army, only one Maxim heavy machine gun remained.

The rest were blown up.

After sacrificing 30 soldiers, the Japanese attack was finally repelled.

By this point, the company in front had suffered all its casualties.

When the Japanese retreated, the regimental commander commanded three companies to launch a countercharge.

The Japanese did not panic. They stopped immediately, cooperated with each other, and fought with our army.

The Japanese just retreated to rest when they were tired. It was an orderly retreat, not a rout.

Therefore, after being attacked, he reacted immediately.

Our army did not take advantage, killing twenty of the enemy and forty of our own losses.

Even so, compared with the previous battle loss of five of our warriors in exchange for one Jaap, the result is considered brilliant.

After the Japanese retreated, they used heavy artillery to bombard our defense fortifications as usual.

When the artillery fire extended and our troops entered the position, the Japanese used poison gas bombs again.

But this time, after using the gas bombs, there was no rush to attack. Instead, we are waiting for our army to lose its combat effectiveness.

The two platoons on the position, without exception, were all poisoned. Lost nearly half of its combat effectiveness.

When the poisonous gas dissipated and the Japanese began to attack, the regiment leader sent two more platoons to replace the two poisoned platoons.

But this time, the Japanese were no longer as patient as before. The number of troops invested doubled.

The density of artillery fire more than doubled, and mortar shells continued to explode on our military positions.

The Japanese's grenades were very clever and accurate, and also caused a lot of casualties to our army.

Within a few minutes, something more serious happened: the only Maxim heavy machine gun was out of bullets!

This also means that there are not many bullets for rifles and light machine guns.

Because the Maxim bullets at this time were common to soldiers' rifles and light machine guns.

Even the guns in the hands of the soldiers who were not on the battlefield only had a few bullets.

Instead of sending reinforcements one by one, the regiment leader personally led the troops into position.

When our army's heavy machine guns stopped firing and the density of rifle fire dropped significantly, the Japanese guessed that our army was running out of ammunition.

He rushed forward even more like he had been injected with blood. I want to capture Huanglonggou in one go.

The fight has been going on for more than a day, and the enemy has not yet been defeated. The Japanese's patience is about to run out.

The soldiers threw away their unloaded guns, pulled out their machetes, and lay in the trenches, waiting for the Japanese to come up and start fighting.

Every soldier in this regiment carries a large sword on his back.

The regiment leader sang a song loudly: "Jiujiao Lao Qin, restore our rivers and mountains. Until the blood is shed, there will be a truce until the death!"

Soon, the soldiers on the battlefield also sang along: "Jiujiao Lao Qin, restore our rivers and mountains. Until the blood is shed, there will be a truce until the death!"

It is said that these lyrics and music were written by Chu Yunfei, the former commander of the 358th Regiment of the Shanxi-Sui Army.

Specially made for the Shaanxi Army!

The wounded soldiers supported each other, leaning on their swords, dripping with blood, and chanted along:

"Jiujiu Lao Qin, restore our rivers and mountains. Until the blood is shed, we will fight until we die!"

The Japanese were about to invade the position, the sound of artillery stopped, and the sound of gunfire stopped.

Only the sound of singing resounds throughout the world.

The regiment leader threw off his hat, shouted: "Kill!", jumped out of the trench, and took the lead in killing the Japanese.