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

After waiting for half an hour and seeing that the Japanese did not send any more soldiers to crawl and shoot, Chen Feng decisively gave the order and the team moved to the South Gate defense line. Wu Tianxiang communicated in the front and nineteen snipers followed quickly behind.

After more than fifty minutes, the team arrived at the South Gate. The situation was exactly the same as at the East Gate. All the Japs were lying on the ground and shooting at the Sichuan Army. If the Sichuan Army did not show their heads, they would crawl forward. If the Sichuan Army showed their heads, they would fight with marksmanship. The fight was very disgusting and the Sichuan Army suffered heavy casualties. Except for the soldiers of the 10th Division, the rest of the Japs were all withdrawn from the battlefield in Shanxi, and their marksmanship was very accurate.

The Japanese commander of the South Gate was very excited. The new division commander was indeed a battlefield command artist. This way of fighting completely restricted the Sichuan Army. Even if they could not reach the trenches tonight, it would cause heavy casualties to the Sichuan Army. Thirty thousand against eight thousand, the Sichuan Army could not hold on for a few days.

The sniper team joined the gunfight, instantly changing the situation on the battlefield. The Japanese regiment commander Zhao Tian Duojiazang heard the sound of the Type 38 rifle becoming less and less frequent, and was a little confused. He ordered his subordinates to check the front line. More than ten minutes later, his subordinates reported that snipers appeared in the Sichuan Army's position. Most of the empire's warriors were killed, and the rest retreated.

"Baga".

Zhao Tian Duojia was furious. It must be the Lone Wolf Commando. Only they can be called snipers. These bastards made the 10th Division a laughing stock because of them. Order:

"Artillery squadron, concentrate all your artillery fire and indiscriminately bombard the first line of defense. Make sure they pay the price."

After only five minutes, the shelling began. The front line outside the South Gate was filled with flames after the explosion. Except for a few observation posts, the Sichuan Army all hid in the anti-artillery caves. Listening to the Japs' retaliatory bombing, they felt extremely refreshed. It turned out that the commandos' marksmanship was still more accurate. The commandos had participated in the defense and excavation of the South Gate front before, so these soldiers naturally recognized them.

When the Japanese bombarded, Chen Feng and the sniper team had already left the South Gate line and were moving to the rendezvous point. This was the only way they could go tonight. If they went to the West Gate or the North Gate, the distance would be too far and it would be dawn before they could fight there for long. Once exposed, they would definitely be surrounded by the Japanese.

After successfully reuniting with the support team, Chen Feng ordered to leave the battlefield and retreat to Gushan. No team members were killed in the battle, except for one elite team member whose scalp was grazed by a bullet. He had a face full of blood, but his injury was not serious.

The assault team looked at the sniper team with envy. They had been lying there all night without firing a single shot, but they were not satisfied with having attacked the east gate and had moved to another location. Listening to the elite sniper team members happily sharing their results, they suddenly felt that the submachine guns in their arms were no longer useful.

It was dawn. Wang Mingzhang had not slept all night. He was not worried about the East Gate and the South Gate. As soon as the commandos arrived, he knew that the key was the West Gate and the North Gate. The West Gate was better. The number of Japanese attackers was not large and they did not reach the trenches. Although the Sichuan Army suffered heavy losses, the Japanese were not easy either. After all, there was no trench cover and they could not withstand the simultaneous fire of several trenches after climbing more than 100 meters.

The North Gate almost got into big trouble. The Japanese had crawled to within 50 meters of the trench. The densely packed Japanese soldiers' gun skills completely suppressed the Sichuan Army soldiers. Even if the second trench opened fire, it was of no avail. As long as they crawled forward another 20 meters, they could throw grenades into the trench.

Commander Wang Wenzhen decisively ordered the heavy machine guns to open fire. Four heavy machine guns caused blood and flesh to fly at the front of the trench, but they were also hit by artillery fire. Two of them were destroyed. Although the other two were hidden in time, the soldiers responsible for hiding the machine guns were collectively killed. Those who were injured in the explosion did not hide, and they all lay at the entrance of the machine gun anti-gun holes to protect the machine guns inside. When the second shell hit, none of the soldiers responsible for protecting the machine guns were spared.

Looking at the bright sunlight outside the door, Wang Mingzhang understood that such weather was very suitable for bombers to bomb. There was trouble on the position again today. The Japs could take turns to rest, but the Sichuan Army could not. They did not have enough troops and the defense was already stretched to its limit. They had no time to take turns to rest. This Inamura Toyojiro's tactics were too insidious and completely restricted the bravery of the Sichuan Army.

At exactly eight o'clock, the Japanese bombers arrived. This time there was no focus. Fifty or sixty planes bombed the defense lines outside the four city gates. Explosions rang out everywhere, and the entire Teng County was surrounded by billowing smoke. Then came the heavy artillery, the sound of the 150mm howitzer exploding. The dull sound was shocking to people's hearts. The heavy artillery mainly bombarded the north gate.

The heavy artillery had not stopped firing yet, and other artillery also began to fire, including the Type 92 gun, indirect fire guns, and tank guns. The Japanese charging troops followed the tanks and pressed forward.

The Sichuan Army did not open fire when they were still 400 meters away from the front line. They still did not open fire after passing the 300-meter line. It was not until the tanks approached the 200-meter line and the heavy artillery stopped bombing that seven or eight Sichuan Army soldiers suddenly jumped out of the bomb craters.

They hid there when it was almost dawn. At that time, the Japanese were hit by four heavy machine guns and then artillery shells attacked. More than 20 Sichuan soldiers took advantage of the Japanese's rout and followed them with explosives, quietly sneaking into the bomb crater about 200 meters away. They grabbed the Japanese's corpses and covered themselves with them for defense. Although they were bombed by planes and heavy artillery, seven or eight people still survived tenaciously.

Their target was the tanks that charged in the first round. Each of them faced a tank. The Japanese soldiers following behind the tanks could not be seen at all. It was too late for the Japanese soldiers in the observation gaps to discover the situation. The explosive packs were pulled open, and some soldiers were stuffed under the tanks and rolled back into the craters. Some soldiers were already injured and crawled under the tanks holding the explosive packs.

Boom boom boom.

Bursts of explosions were heard, and black smoke came out of all six tanks. The ammunition of the easternmost tank exploded, and the turret was blown off, falling right into the Japanese camp that was preparing to charge behind. It rolled over twice, crushing dozens of Japanese soldiers to death. A few surviving suicide squad members took advantage of the tank's shutdown and crawled back to the trench.

Inamura Toyojiro stood on a high place observing the battlefield with a telescope and noticed black smoke coming out of several tanks. Although he did not see how they exploded, he knew that it was either explosive packs or cluster grenades. He couldn't help but feel annoyed. Are the tank soldiers all idiots? The Sichuan Army rushed up from a distance of 200 meters. He had repeatedly warned the soldiers to be careful of the Sichuan Army's explosions, but six of their tanks were blown up at once.

Toyojiro Inamura's heart was bleeding. There was nothing to see. This wave of attack would be in vain in the end. He hoped that when the opponent's heavy machine gun opened fire, the artillery could react in time and blow up the heavy machine gun.

Sure enough, a clattering sound came from the position. A minute later, the attacking troops retreated like a tide. The Type 92 artillery and indirect fire opened fire, aiming in the direction of the machine gun and fired a burst of bullets.

We still have to rely on night battles! I hope we can take the first trench tonight, but the Lone Wolf Commando is too disgusting. They must have been behind the South Gate and the East Gate last night. One hundred and eighty people were killed at the East Gate and more than two hundred and fifty were killed at the South Gate. Almost all of them were shot in the head. Ordinary Sichuan troops cannot have such marksmanship.