Bright Sword: Rebirth of Kong Jie

In order to quickly train a group of artillery talents for the independent regiment, Kong Jie spent a lot of money, including several infantry guns seized from the Japanese devils, which were directly pulled out for the soldiers to use for training.

The artillery shells can be fired at will, without any regard for waste.

In Kong Jie's words, "Only by using the method closest to actual combat and training thoroughly in peacetime can our soldiers fully exert their combat effectiveness and avoid being in a rush when they go to the battlefield."

So after snatching the artillery from the Japanese.

The artillery soldiers simply turned the muzzles of their guns and started bombarding the Japanese in the village.

As for the issue of accidental injury.

As early as the military meeting before this battle, Kong Jie had arranged in advance: "After the cavalry and motor vehicle units successfully seized the Japanese artillery, they should fire a few shots at both sides of the village as a warning before opening fire.

Our comrades who were ambushing in the village heard the sound of the enemy's artillery fire and immediately moved to the tunnel."

And after the soldiers in the village quickly passed through the tunnel and hid in the anti-artillery fortifications.

The soldiers who seized the Japanese artillery then used it to attack the Japanese troops in the village.

But time is quite limited.

“…Once the battle begins, the Japanese will realize that they have fallen into our trap and will definitely call for air support.

According to common experience, the enemy's air fire support will arrive at the battlefield in about 30 minutes.

So after your cavalry and motorcade seize the Japanese artillery, you must choose the right time.

After firing a few rounds of artillery shells, all of the enemy's artillery ammunition was immediately dragged to the nearby mountains and hidden.

Such a good artillery can't be bombed by the Japanese planes again."

The old devil Hei Teng should probably be thankful.

If the soldiers hadn't been worried about the artillery being attacked by the Japanese air force, they would have moved and hidden in advance.

With the help of the large-caliber artillery of the 113th Regiment of the Japanese Army and a comprehensive bombardment, the Japanese devils would most likely be wiped out in the village.

In the village.

The gunfire stopped.

But the frightened Japanese soldiers had already chosen to break out from the direction of the back village.

The soldiers hiding in the underground air defense fortifications heard the artillery fire stop and knew that the comrades who had seized the Japanese artillery had dragged the artillery to hide.

He quickly crawled out of the cave and used the terrain of the village to fight guerrilla warfare against the Japanese.

Continue the sneak attack.

Soon, the loud noise of an airplane engine was heard from the sky not far away.

More than a dozen Japanese aircraft, including nine light bombers and six fighters, arrived at the battlefield with the help of the 113th Wing Command.

Colonel Kurofuji ordered the cavalry to signal the planes in the sky with flags.

Deliver simple communications.

At the same time, avoid accidentally injuring your own people.

In the end, the Japanese planes roared back and forth in the sky and circled several times, but they still didn't find any enemies.

The only things in sight were Japanese soldiers in the village wearing various khaki uniforms.

I returned empty-handed.

Colonel Kurofuji was extremely anxious because the artillery of his 113th Regiment had been taken away by the Eighth Route Army.

He originally wanted to use air firepower reinforcements, and even if he couldn't get the artillery back, he would destroy all of it.

We will never leave it to the Eighth Route Army.

But he never expected that these Eighth Route Army soldiers were so cunning.

No wonder the previous shelling suddenly stopped.

It is very likely that the Eighth Route Army guessed in advance the Japanese army's air fire reinforcement, so they moved ahead of time.

Damn, these Eighth Route Army troops are already tough enough. If they get a large number of artillery from his 113th Regiment, who knows how strong they will be in the future.

What kind of threat will it pose to the Imperial Army?

Wouldn’t Hei Teng become a sinner of the empire then?

Colonel Kurofuji became more and more anxious the more he thought about it, but he was helpless and could only lead his troops to break out from the direction of the rear village first.

But the next less than 500-meter journey leading to the back village was like a nightmare for the Japanese army.

The entire village seemed to be filled with booby traps laid by the Eighth Route Army.

Just step on it, or the bullet grenade will directly shoot out a bullet and pierce the soldier's foot.

Or those strange iron boxes, the sudden explosion, the large amount of lead bullets, the flying fragments, which could cause serious injuries.

It's really thrilling and dangerous at every step.

The Japanese soldiers advanced forward blindly without even seeing the shadow of the Eighth Route Army, and the wounded were constantly carried to the back.

Colonel Kurofuji, who witnessed all this, was almost crying. If they continued to move forward, no one would know how many more mines the Eighth Route Army had buried waiting for them.

It is impossible to withdraw again.

The Eighth Route Army in the rear was chasing him relentlessly, and they had seized the artillery of his 113th Regiment, ready to use the artillery to counterattack.

The Japs had no chance of winning at all.

Air fire support cannot be relied upon at all.

After all, it was impossible for the Japanese fighters and bombers to stay in the sky for a long time. They often carried out bombing missions in a short period of time, dropped all the bombs they carried, and then quickly returned to the air base.

The combat efficiency is actually very low.

It plays more of a key auxiliary role, such as blowing up enemy artillery positions.

Unfortunately, the Eighth Route Army in this mountainous area was very cunning and they were very familiar with the terrain.

It is clear where to hide artillery and where to hide ambushes.

Then you can only go down this path until the end.

"Speed ​​up and break out from the back village in one go!"

As for after breaking out, Hei Teng never thought about continuing to reinforce the Yamazaki Battalion in the direction of Lijiaopo. Now his 113th Regiment was in a difficult situation and could not even save itself.

It would be good enough to be able to escape from the base of the Eighth Route Army Independent Regiment and return to the county town.

at last……

Under the command of the old Japanese soldier Hei Teng, the 113th Regiment originally had nearly 4000 Japanese soldiers, but only had more than 1800 left, and they successfully rushed out from the direction of Houcun.

There were also many wounded soldiers among them.

Unfortunately, before the Japanese soldiers could be happy about surviving the disaster, they saw a large number of Eighth Route Army troops appearing not far away.

——Ding Wei, with 800 elite soldiers to reinforce the independent regiment, had been waiting here to cut off the enemy's retreat.

They saw the Japanese soldiers fleeing in a panic from the direction of the back village, having basically lost all the artillery and heavy weapons they were carrying.

Old Ding was also amazed.

Old Kong was really cruel. He killed more than half of the fully-equipped Japanese field regiment in just a short period of time.

Thinking about it this way, even if his new group doesn't help this time.

Even if the independent regiment cannot completely destroy the 113th Regiment, it is estimated that it will not be too far behind.

I'm afraid that the Japanese's 113th Regiment will be completely eliminated today.

No wonder at the military meeting before the war, Lao Kong made such a bold statement:

"In this battle, we will completely wipe out the Japanese 113th Regiment and seize its flag!"

The devil's regimental flag was said to be awarded by the Japanese emperor himself. The number was extremely limited and it represented the absolute glory of the Japanese army.

Since the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, there has never been any news of the Chinese army capturing the Japanese army's regimental flag, even in the repeated battles on the front lines.

Ding Wei was actually quite curious, and had long wanted to see with his own eyes what the Japanese regiment flag looked like...