I fought guerrilla warfare in the Yimeng Mountains during the Anti-Japanese War

There were four divisions, although three were Type B divisions, but this was still a remarkable achievement. After all, this was not a frontal battlefield, but a guerrilla operation behind enemy lines.

The name of the Yimeng Guerrillas had a very low starting point. As for the New Fourth Division, it was just a group of guerrillas doing odd jobs. A guerrilla team wiped out 80,000 Japanese troops. They were not killed or wounded, but purely killed. Although the newspapers stated it with certainty, many people still did not dare to believe it until noon when there was no reaction from the Japanese army. Then they realized it was true.

It has been a long time since we had a lively time. Will the firecrackers at home get damp? Can they still be set off? Paper money has been prepared long ago, and it is all ready to be burned for the family and friends who were killed by the Japanese invaders. Taking this opportunity, I send money and news. I believe that my relatives and friends will rest in peace in peace.

At this time in Europe, the British and French armies suffered defeats beyond everyone's expectations. The world's number one army was shocking. The great retreat had begun. The eyes of the whole world were on Dunkirk on the French coast. The news of the Chinese army's victory from the East did not attract international attention until the details of the battle were leaked by some people. Only then did people realize that most of the Chinese troops who wiped out 80,000 Japanese troops used German equipment. In particular, the exposure of the rocket launcher that moved the world instantly caused a surge in popularity.

Countless countries or organizations began to re-examine the relationship between Germany and China. After a long time of hard work, they discovered that it was not what they thought. This force had nothing to do with any political force in China. It was completely a civilian anti-Japanese organization. As the news was disclosed, the heat increased instead of decreasing. The things about Cold Gun, Lone Wolf Commando and Yimeng Guerrillas were dug up again.

The Yimeng guerrillas remained silent, and the Japanese side also remained silent. Japan's closely related ally Germany also remained silent. The sense of mystery was even stronger, and it was full of countless miracles. No one expected that a victory in the anti-encirclement and suppression campaign would steal half of the limelight from Dunkirk.

Chongqing would certainly not give up this opportunity. It clearly rewarded the Yimeng guerrillas and the New Fourth Division with 500,000 oceans of gold each, and followed suit to create a very high sense of presence. Various international forces began to contact Chongqing. What they wanted to know most was the situation of the rocket launcher. The high-level mediation between the media and international friends was adept. It neither revealed the specific relationship between the cold gun and Germany, nor severely belittled the Japanese, and reaped a lot of benefits.

It was already June 6st when all the operations were completed. Shen Honglie stayed in Mengshan and did not leave. He thoughtfully asked his men to deliver several trucks of seized supplies.

The Second Regiment sent two jeeps and more than ten trucks of supplies, and also sent two battalions of puppet troops and volunteers to Menglianggu. Shen Honglie was never polite in Mengshan. He asked for one of the two jeeps and went back to Menglianggu to arrange the volunteers without even saying hello. Needless to say, it was another regiment of new recruits, and instructors were arranged in them. The organization did not need to be disrupted, because they had no way of retreat at all. Their families were arranged in Pingyi City, and they had offended the Japanese. From then on, they could only stay on Menglianggu and fight hard.

Shen Honglie treated the two battalions very well. He confiscated all the property they brought, replaced all their weapons and equipment with new ones, and paid them resettlement fees and one month's salary on the spot. The recruits from the two battalions were so grateful that they almost cut their fingers and swore to learn the skills well and fight to the death.

After arranging the new recruits, Shen Honglie took a few captured vehicles to Mengshan. He couldn't take the jeep for free. It seemed that there was a jeep during the last attack on Qingdao, but some bastard drove it into a ravine and scrapped it.

Chen Feng really didn't want to pay attention to this chatterbox. Seeing that Chen Feng kept nagging after he finished his work, saying that he had independently destroyed two divisions this time, and his subordinates were not happy with the flattery, and the commendation from Chongqing sounded just average, Shen Honglie was surprised to find that he actually wanted to get the recognition of that brother the most.

Chen Feng saw through Shen Honglie's true intention at a glance. He praised him a lot during the meal, which made Shen Honglie a little embarrassed. He repeatedly emphasized that it was all thanks to his brothers for the good weapons. After dinner, he returned to Menglianggu with satisfaction. Let's keep the wounded here! It's not like we haven't raised them before. Anyway, the supplies and canned food have been delivered. At most, we can make up some more money later. In fact, there is still a lot of things to do in Menglianggu. I am just a jerk. I have to go to Mengshan to prove something, or just to get some affirmation.

Chen Feng slept until June 6rd, when the Dunkirk evacuation was basically coming to an end. He checked the conditions of the wounded and began to carefully review the summary reports of each regiment. The Lunan Detachment and the New Fourth Division were no exception. However, the Lunan Detachment's summary report was written by Political Commissar Li, while the New Fourth Division's summary report was written by Shen Zizhong.

After reading the detailed reports of the seven combat units, Chen Feng still found some problems. Overall, there were no major problems with the battle process, but there were still some shortcomings in some details. Don't underestimate these insignificant things, they are often the root cause of large numbers of casualties.

"Report, secret telegram from Chongqing, this time we are going to order 50,000 doses of penicillin, and ask us to send more special forces to escort them. One million oceans worth of gold must be brought back this time, and in addition, 500,000 oceans worth of gold must also be brought back from the New Fourth Division."

Adding the reward for killing the traitor last time, it was one million dollars in gold! Although there was penicillin as a money-making device, one million dollars in gold still made Chen Feng excited, but considering that Joe Peter still had 10 million dollars in weapon exchange coupons, this one million dollars in gold was not worth much.

Thinking of the 10 million US dollars, Chen Feng didn't want to wait any longer. He had originally planned to wait until the Expeditionary Force entered Burma to fight before using it. However, the problems exposed in this anti-encirclement and suppression campaign made Chen Feng a little restless.

Be prepared for danger in times of peace. Although a team of more than 20,000 people completely wiped out more than 80,000 Japanese troops, the casualties were still a horrifying number. The three parties lost 1,900 people, more than 1,200 were seriously injured, and nearly 2,000 were slightly injured. The New Fourth Division suffered the heaviest casualties, accounting for half of the total casualties.

Such heavy casualties were ultimately caused by the problem of machine guns and mortars. Although the American-made M2-60 mortar was easy to carry, it had an unavoidable problem: its range was 1600 meters, 1200 meters shorter than that of the Japanese Type indirect-fire gun. It was convenient for sneak attacks, but once trapped in a position to block the enemy's position, unless they used their geographical advantage to create a reverse slope position, they would be no match for the Type indirect-fire gun. Another point was that the caliber determined the lethality. In the Huangcaomu Mountain blocking battle, the st Regiment and the Guards Regiment fired a volley at the Japanese mortar positions like plowing the ground, and some of the Japanese mortars still slipped through the net. This was also the reason why the st Regiment and the Guards Regiment suffered heavy casualties in the blocking battle.

In terms of mortars, Chen Feng wants to import some M1-81 mortars to equip the troops and use them in conjunction with the M2-60.

M-1 mortar

Caliber: 81mm

Direction shooting range: 5 degrees

Elevation range: +40￣85 degrees

Maximum rate of fire: 30-35 rounds/min

Maximum range: 3000 meters

Barrel length: 1278 mm

Ammunition: Various conventional ammunition

Gun weight: 61 kg