Crossing North Korea, I became a US soldier, and my opponent was my grandfather.

Yang Yongjiang muttered to himself, and Qiao Youzhi was startled: "Who are you talking about, the surname Yang? Qiao turned over."

"George, this trap reminds me of an old friend. His family used to farm for my family. His surname is Qiao. There is an eldest son named Qiao Fanshen. It was his name after he joined the army. His original name was Qiao Da. He herded cattle for my family since he was a child. When he grew up, he went to the mountains to hunt. He was good at setting traps. After he joined the People's Liberation Army, he fought a battle with me in Montenegro. The scene was terrifying. When our people went up to the position, they fought to the death. Later, our artillery fired at the position, regardless of whether there were any of our own people, and blew them all to death. When there was no movement on the position, I led my people up. Qiao Fanshen came out with a group of people from nowhere and fought with us. I saw that it was him and knew that we couldn't win, so I left. Fortunately, I left, otherwise I wouldn't have come to the peninsula. Seeing this trap today, I guess this kid must have come to the peninsula as well."

Qiao Youzhi understood that the man surnamed Yang not only knew his grandfather Qiao Fanshe, but was also from the same place.

"Captain Yang, are you sure he's your old acquaintance?"

"About 80 to 90 percent."

Yang Yongjiang sighed and said helplessly: "George, we have collected some intelligence. Can we go back now? You see, there is a trap here. If we go in further, it will be dangerous."

Qiao Youzhi agreed.

Yang Yongjiang looked happy and thought to himself, Americans are still afraid of death.

In this mission, Yang Yongjiang lost three soldiers. He must pay a heavy price for this battle against the Americans.

The mood was very different on the way back, and the marching speed was also faster.

During the break, Qiao Youzhi notified the American reconnaissance team that they had successfully completed the mission and were ready to respond at any time.

After waiting for a long time without any response, Qiao Youzhi felt depressed. These bastards, are they asleep? Qiao Youzhi wronged the Americans. They are not asleep, but they are sleeping forever.

The Chinese Army reconnaissance team that Yang Yongjiang and Qiao Youzhi encountered on the way avoided the US bombing and headed south along Yang Yongjiang's route. At night, the scouts discovered the US Army, and it was Captain Pierce who was there to pick up Qiao Youzhi.

When the Chinese army discovered them, Captain Pierce and his soldiers gathered around the fire to keep warm.

The peninsula was too cold. Captain Pierce was a good leader who cared about his soldiers. He knew that the further north they went, the more dangerous it would be. He divided a company into two parts. He led half of the troops in the front, and the deputy company commander, Lieutenant Hughes, led the remaining half in the back. The two sides were more than ten kilometers apart. If there was danger, Pierce would lead his men to run back, and Hughes would lead his men to rush forward. As long as the two sides worked together, they could hold on until reinforcements came. There was also a company behind them.

For several days, Captain Pierce received news that Qiao Youzhi was safe, and his tense heart was completely relaxed. He stopped the operation in the evening of that day and let the soldiers make a fire to keep warm.

Two hours ago, Pierce contacted the Air Force and airdropped a lot of whiskey and fresh steaks.

A bonfire was lit and the steak was grilled. Pierce drank whiskey and cut the juicy steak with a dagger, forgetting that he was on a battlefield.

The soldiers of the Chinese Army's reconnaissance team could smell the aroma of meat even though they were far away. The soldiers who ate fried noodles every day were drooling.

Liang Mancang, the squad leader, hit them on the head with his hook-like fingers: "Be brave, wait until they are full and fall asleep, then kill them and you will have meat to eat."

A soldier wiped his saliva and said, "Captain, what if they eat all the food? We can't roast the Americans."

Captain Liang was so angry that he didn't know what to say.

Scout squad leader Qiao turned over and coughed, stumbling over his words: "Don't worry, the Americans are very generous, especially with food. An American soldier can bring several servings."

"Qiao, turn over. Your injury hasn't healed yet, so don't talk." Captain Liang felt distressed.

Qiao turned over and chuckled: "My injury will be healed if I meet an American."

The soldiers laughed.

Captain Pierce, who had become the prey, was drunk and had no idea of ​​the impending danger.

He drank the wine in the glass, staggered and urinated, returned to the tent contentedly, lay down and fell asleep.

The soldiers did the same, supporting each other as they walked into the tent.

During the day, US reconnaissance planes conducted repeated reconnaissance and told them that there were no human figures nearby, let alone enemies.

When the American army camp quieted down, Captain Liang ordered: "Comrades, get to work. Remember, stick to it. If you can use a knife, use a knife. It's best not to make any noise."

The soldiers knew that any noise meant shooting, so they boldly and confidently turned off the safety.

The bonfire was still burning, and the flames cast the shadows of the soldiers on the tents.

An American soldier came out with a bottle of wine. When he saw the Chinese army, he was stunned and pointed at the barbecue grill: "You have completed the mission and returned in the middle of the night. There is barbecue and wine over there. I can't drink anymore."

, I have to pee."

Captain Liang reacted quickly, supported the Mi Jun, and said thank you awkwardly.

The drunk Mi Jun saw double in his eyes and supported Captain Liang: "Did you get any intelligence? Are there any Chinese people?"

Captain Liang ordered the soldiers to act quickly.

The drunk American soldier took two steps and saw the Chinese soldier going into the tent. He got angry and said, "That's our tent. You won't be able to fit any space in it." Before he could finish his rant, Captain Liang shut him up with the butt of his rifle.

In the tent, the soldiers drew their bayonets, and some even took out pickaxes. Once Captain Liang started, they could no longer hold back and started attacking with their knives.

Qiao turned over and led the soldiers to search the surroundings, but found nothing unusual.

The soldier couldn't wait and grabbed the American's steak and stuffed it into his mouth.

Captain Liang had to arrange someone to keep an eye on them, to make sure they didn’t eat too much or get sick, as we still have tasks to do later!

After eating and drinking, the soldiers packed up the American army tents and Mimi took a nap.

Joe turned over, worried that the fire outside might attract American planes.

Captain Liang shook his head: "They didn't destroy it when the Americans were asleep. It seems that these damn ghosts have contacted the American aircraft."

Instead of extinguishing the fire, more firewood was added.

After daybreak, the Chinese Army squad put on American steel helmets and leather boots, carried the American soldiers' bodies back into the tent, and continued to move south.

After walking for two hours, the scout reported that they had spotted American troops.

Lieutenant Hughes had not received a reply from Captain Pierce, and had a bad feeling about it, so he led the remaining soldiers and rode at full speed to the location last reported by Lieutenant Pierce.

The scouts discovered the situation: the American soldiers in front were casually wearing helmets and their clothes were bulky. After careful observation, they found that behind the coats were Chinese soldiers' clothes.

The American soldier raised his gun, aimed, and was about to pull the trigger.

The leading sergeant held the soldier's hand and said, "One of our friendly troops is disguised as the Chinese Army. Could it be them?"

Lieutenant Hughes came with his men, raised his binoculars, and watched the Chinese army's vanguards marching in a swagger.

Considering that there was no news from Captain Pierce, Lieutenant Hughes did not think that the person coming was his own man, and ordered his men to prepare for battle.

To ensure that there was no mistake, Lieutenant Hughes ordered someone to call out, "Is that Major George?"

The Chinese soldiers did not understand English and knew they were being targeted. If they fought back forcefully they would suffer, so they waved their hands vigorously and pretended to be one of the enemies.

Lieutenant Hughes almost believed it when his eyes fell on the weapons in the hands of the Chinese army, which were all Mi-style carbines. He suddenly remembered that the reconnaissance team led by the captain George was holding old Japanese rifles, and they were not allies.