I really came here to fight against Japan

The Mengcha area is now the territory of Qin Haichuan, Huo Jiaqiang, and the Eighth Route Army in Daqingshan.

Even if they wanted to contact the deputy general of the National Army stationed there.

They were also unable to return to the Kuomintang-controlled areas of Hunan and Hubei through Hebei.

In other words, they had to defeat the Japanese troops in North China, Henan, and Hubei.

Only by passing through the Kuomintang-controlled area of ​​Hunan can you finally reach the mountain city, the secondary capital, so this is a dead end road.

In addition, it is still unclear whether the deputy general of Suiyuan is willing to help him.

Not to mention the Second War Zone, which was the base camp of the Eighth Route Army.

In addition, the commander-in-chief of the Second War Zone clearly favors Song Wenwan of Gannan, so that approach is not feasible.

Tongguan served as a bridgehead for the Eighth Route Army to receive refugees, and its military strength has been continuously strengthened.

Therefore, the First Army simply used a tactic of driving away the wolf and swallowing the tiger, and gave Tongguan to the Gansu Army.

He wanted to use the Gansu Army to curb the development of the Eighth Route Army in the Tongguan area.

But looking back now, this decision was simply a dead end.

Song Wenwan didn't say anything openly, but his subordinates secretly helped the Eighth Route Army develop.

Now, the Gansu Army has connected with the Red Northern Shaanxi and set up a cordon from Tongguan to Hengshan.

The connection between the temporary capital and Xi'an still exists, and there is no problem with trade and passage.

If you deploy troops on a large scale, it won't be that easy.

Now if the national army in Xi'an wants to return to the secondary capital, they may have to pass through the territory of "Ningma".

Not to mention the route, the march alone would take several months.

For example, if your army of hundreds of thousands passes through the border, the Ma family army of Ning Ma and Qing Ma will definitely not let the central army in.

If these central troops returned to the front line to fight against Japan, Song Wenwan would not stop them.

It would be best if everyone left. It would be even better if we could give up the entire territory of Shaanxi.

If the rear was safe, Song Wenwan would dare to push eastward along Shanxi, Shandong, Inner Mongolia and North China to the seaside.

This is equivalent to dividing the Japanese forces in China into two.

It is also equivalent to bringing Gansu, northern Shaanxi, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, and the five provinces in North China into the hands of our party.

But the First Army was not moving now, so Song Wenwan could only put them aside for the time being.

Song Wenwan returned to Gannan and continued to pay attention to McDu's movements.

That mountain of savages who are said to eat people is really not a place for humans to stay.

Not only is it difficult to walk, but there are also snakes, insects, rats and ants everywhere, and they are extremely large.

In order to deal with these jungle monsters, Song Wenwan spent a lot of supplies.

He provided food to the refugees who had suffered from the disaster, but did not provide supplies to the expeditionary force.

Moreover, the harsh conditions here in Savage Mountain are extremely unfriendly to the special forces.

The first three comrades who died were because they wanted to train in lurking tactics.

As a result, without us noticing, there was no life in the jungle.

Song Wenwan airdropped a large amount of realgar, explosives and insecticides to Yeren Mountain.

Realgar can be used to deal with snakes in the Savage Mountain, but explosives cannot deal with the small creatures here and can only be used to clear the way.

As for pesticides, they are completely useless, mainly because the concentration of the dosage is not high enough.

It's like if you use a steel needle to poke an elephant, it would be strange if it could get in.

What if we increase the concentration of pesticide?

Then I have to congratulate you, these insects are not dead yet, but people can't stand it anymore.

In the end, the system gave him an idea that was both cheap and cost-effective, which was to let him use a flamethrower.

It is now the rainy season in Myanmar in summer. The forest is full of water and moisture, making the flamethrower extremely effective.

It can burn those small things to death without worrying about causing fire.

There is no need to worry about causing casualties among the expeditionary forces, but the burning smoke has greatly reduced visibility.

McDu observed those little bugs, leeches, ants and mice.

They were all huddled together by the intense heat, deader than dead.

Their current situation is that they are marching, bombing and burning along the way.

In addition, their positioning was very accurate, and they even felt like they were walking in a straight line on a mountain at an altitude of 3,000 meters.

Since they had the exact route, they did not change the route to India, but returned directly to China.

They walked three or five kilometers every day and it took them a month.

The vanguard of the Chinese Expeditionary Force finally walked out of the man-eating Savage Mountain.

This was also due to their sufficient preparation at the beginning, and the use of explosives to quickly clear a path, which increased the speed.

"Ah, brothers, we have finally made it out. Let's go report to the commander. We will reach our motherland after we cross the Nujiang River.

I... lie down!"

"Bagou!"

"Da da da……"

This officer of the Chinese Expeditionary Force was ecstatic because he was the first to get out of the Savage Mountain.

He suddenly discovered that there were a dozen soldiers with guns not far opposite him.

Upon closer inspection, they turned out to be a whole squad of Japanese devils.

They were dragging a woman and trying to get into the woods.

The woman's mouth was blocked by a piece of rag, which looked like it had been torn off her own body.

She could only struggle desperately with tears in her eyes, and she was whimpering, but no one knew what she was saying.

These little Japanese soldiers were quite alert. Their squad leader fired first, but unfortunately the bullet deviated due to nervousness.

It just knocked the expeditionary officer's hat up into the air.

At this moment, the Gannan special forces who were on guard behind him also turned out of the mountain pass.

They immediately opened fire at the Japanese with their Type 41 assault rifles.

The woman who had just been pulled by the Japanese reacted very quickly at this time.

When she saw the gun on the opposite side was raised, she stomped her heel hard in the face.

Taking advantage of the fact that the soldier's hands were loose due to pain, she suddenly broke free from his control.

But what surprised the Kuomintang officer was that the woman did not run away, but fell to the ground with her head in her hands.

So when the Gannan special forces opened fire, the Japanese were already completely exposed in the open space, making them easy to aim at.

Intensive short bursts of fire were fired quickly, and the bullets splashed blood on the bodies of the Japanese soldiers.

The two special forces soldiers emptied the magazine, immediately squatted down to replace it with a full magazine, and continued to be on guard in the surroundings.

Although we have reached the border of our motherland, it does not mean that we are safe.

Since a squad of Japanese soldiers appeared, it means that there must be other main forces of the Japanese nearby.

Sure enough, a rope bridge appeared in their telescope.

At both ends of the rope bridge, there were two Japanese strongholds, one large and one small.

It seems that this is the place where the Japanese devils set up checkpoints on both sides of the border because they were afraid that the Chinese Expeditionary Force would return home from here.

They had buried explosives on both sides of the bridge in advance, ready to detonate if they couldn't defend it.

As long as the rope bridge breaks, the expeditionary force will not be able to return home from here.

They could also take the opportunity to mobilize troops and annihilate the expeditionary force on the south bank of the Nujiang River.

As soon as the gunshots rang out here, the Japanese in the two strongholds immediately began to gather.

Looking at the number of Japanese soldiers who came out to gather, there was almost a battalion of soldiers.

Looking at the woman who had fallen to the ground, she had already climbed up.

She picked up a Type 38 rifle and used the bayonet on her gun to pull off the Japanese soldier's belt.

He took the three boxes of rifle bullets and ran towards them.