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

After two tanks were destroyed in succession, the Japanese finally panicked. The last tank turned around and ran away, revealing the Japanese soldiers hiding behind it. Countless bullets flew everywhere, and the exposed Japanese soldiers were shot and killed. Seeing the tanks running away, the Japanese stormtroopers also turned around and fled. This round of attack was considered to have survived.

The commando team continued to shoot at the fleeing Japanese soldiers and stopped shooting only when they crossed the 500-meter line. They went into the anti-artillery caves to defend themselves. The Japanese artillery shells came again, and there was a violent shock on the position. The observation post did not blow the whistle. After this shelling, the Japanese soldiers did not charge. It seemed that they were waiting for the bombing team.

After two rounds of attacks in the morning, the Sichuan Army did not suffer heavy casualties, with 47 killed and 36 seriously injured. Taking advantage of the intermission of artillery fire, the rescue team quickly carried the wounded out of the trenches. Liu Caiyun came to Chen Feng and was hesitant to speak.

Chen Feng said:

Just say what you want to say, don't be hesitant.

Liu Caiyun whispered:

There are too many seriously injured soldiers in the Sichuan Army. I think the level of their medical staff is not very good, so I want to go and treat the wounded.

Chen Feng was somewhat relieved that the team members finally started to take initiative. This was very good. Looking at Liu Caiyun's expectant eyes, he nodded:

Go! The medical equipment and medicines are all in the yard, and there are not enough for people to take.

Liu Caiyun said hesitantly:

If I'm not here, what if someone in the team gets hurt?

Chen Feng smiled and said:

Don't worry! I can also provide first aid on the battlefield.

Liu Caiyun was puzzled. Is there anything this big brother doesn't know? However, time is urgent and many wounded soldiers are still waiting for rescue. He said to Chen Feng softly:

Captain, be careful.

After saying that, he left with the stretcher team.

Wu Tianxiang also noticed the situation and came over to ask what happened.

Chen Feng said to Wu Tianxiang:

This is an excellent doctor. Seeing that there are too many wounded soldiers, she is ready to join the medical team. Please ask Platoon Leader Wu to find two soldiers to follow her, to protect her and give her some help. The other members of the team should still focus on sniping the Japanese.

After listening to this, Wu Tianxiang nodded and went to the regiment headquarters to make a phone call. He only knew that there was a woman in the team who could bandage, but he didn't expect that she was also a doctor. What Teng County lacked most now were doctors and medicines.

The Japanese did not launch an attack for the whole morning, but Wu Tianxiang brought news that a large number of Japanese had gathered at the west gate and the east gate, and launched a tentative attack, but was beaten back by the Sichuan Army guarding the gate.

Chen Feng understood that if the breakthrough of the north gate failed, the Japanese would definitely attack from the other three directions. It was estimated that the Japanese were now controlling the entire periphery of Teng County. Even if there were no Japanese at the south gate, given the Japanese's cunningness, there might be an ambush.

At two o'clock in the afternoon, the Japanese bombers came again. This time the bombers were separated. Bombs fell on the north gate, the city, the west gate and the east gate. Compared with the north gate, the focus was on the north gate.

After the bombing, artillery fire followed. The Japanese followed the explosion point and the Sichuan Army soldiers did not care about defending themselves from the artillery. They all emerged from the first trench and started shooting. Chen Feng's team also started shooting from the second trench. This time the Japanese tanks learned their lesson and actually followed behind the assault team, using machine guns and turrets to suppress the Sichuan Army's trenches.

There were too many Japs. This time, at least two squadrons of Japs participated in the assault. The vanguard began to charge after crossing the 150-meter line. The artillery fire from behind had not stopped yet. Various shells made the positions raise dust. The shelling did not stop until the Japs rushed into the 100-meter line. Seeing that the first trench could not hold off the Japs at all, the regiment commander ordered the second trench to open fire. With a burst of rapid whistles, hundreds of Sichuan troops in the anti-artillery cave of the second trench immediately rushed to the trench. After a burst of rapid shooting, two Czech light machine guns also began to fire. The Japs rushed to the 50-meter line and suffered countless casualties.

Dozens of Japanese soldiers began throwing grenades. The team members gave up sniping the Japanese officers and began to aim at the Japanese soldiers who were throwing the grenades. They waited for the moment when the Japanese grenades hit their helmets and then opened fire. Five Japanese soldiers fell down holding the grenades that were about to explode. The grenades thrown by other Japanese soldiers were too far away and exploded outside the trenches, raising a cloud of dust. The Japanese soldiers were not trying to kill the Sichuan Army, but to blow up the dust and block their sight.

After several Japanese soldiers holding grenades fell down, several grenades exploded, affecting the Japanese soldiers behind who were knocking down the grenades. In an instant, the Japanese assault team suffered heavy casualties. The precise shooting of the commandos' seven rifles made the Japanese soldiers suffer from their own melon grenades. Although countless grenades had caused dust to fly in front of the trenches, the Japanese soldiers themselves were not feeling well either. They crowded and tried to rush into the trenches, but their own grenades blew a gap. However, the people behind them still rushed forward frantically, trying to get into the trenches as soon as possible in the smoke.

The Sichuan Army was not panicked when they saw their vision was blocked. They had seen this tactic many times before. Except for the commandos who were still firing blindly, all the soldiers in the first trench pulled out the prepared grenades and threw them. At a distance of more than 30 meters, the grenades arrived and the Japanese also arrived. Hundreds of grenades exploded at the same time, and the Japanese who rushed over were blown to pieces. After three rounds of grenades were thrown, the Japanese could not bear it anymore and the remaining ones turned around and ran away.

The two tanks at the back were still suppressing the attack with machine guns. When they saw the assault troops start to flee, they hurriedly turned their vehicles around and began to retreat. When they saw the Japs retreating, the Sichuan Army rescue team hurried into the trenches to carry the wounded, while the rest of the soldiers rushed into the anti-artillery caves to defend themselves against the artillery fire.

The Japanese did not continue the bombardment. The Japanese brigade commander saw through the telescope that the assault team almost rushed into the trench, but failed and retreated. He felt a little regretful and angry. It was just a little bit! The casualties were too heavy. A northern defense line fought a day of charge and lost hundreds of soldiers. The commander ordered the artillery to stop the bombardment. The Sichuan Army hid in the anti-artillery cave like rats. The casualties caused by the bombardment were completely below expectations. The Japanese commander looked depressed and couldn't help but think of the big killer!

Seeing that the Japanese were no longer attacking, Chen Feng estimated that the Japanese planes would not come today, so he gathered the team and withdrew from the trench. The Sichuan Army watched this mysterious team leave, their eyes full of gratitude and admiration. A squad of sharpshooters killed as many enemies as the more than 100 brothers in the first trench. Was it the special forces of the division? They were all wearing ordinary soldiers' clothes, and nothing could be seen from their military ranks.

After retreating a hundred meters, Wu Tianxiang introduced Chen Feng to the regiment commander Wang Zhenwen who was commanding the defense outside the north gate. Wang Zhenwen was very excited. He took Chen Feng's hand to express his admiration, and humbly asked Chen Feng to give some guidance to the defense line and put forward some valuable suggestions.

Chen Feng looked at Wu Tianxiang and snickered, knowing that his identity had been exposed. Seeing that Wang Zhenwen was too enthusiastic, he thought carefully and said:

Captain Wang, the trenches need to be reinforced. Today's casualties were mainly caused by artillery and bombing. The anti-artillery holes need to be deepened. I saw many soldiers hiding in the anti-artillery holes. Their bodies were not completely hidden and many were injured by the shells that fell into the trenches. Also, be careful of the Japanese using special bombs. Once the attack is blocked, the Japanese will go crazy. Be sure to take precautions in advance.

Wang Zhenwen smiled bitterly:

Brother Leng Qiang, to be honest with you, there are nearly a thousand soldiers in the first line of defense outside the north gate, but there are only dozens of gas masks, which is not enough.

Chen Feng had no choice but to remind Wang Zhenwen that he could prepare a water bottle and a towel in advance. If he encountered a poison gas bomb, covering his mouth and nose with a wet towel was better than having no precautions at all.