Bright Sword: Rebirth of Kong Jie

Soon, Li Yunlong knew what a precision-guided missile was.

——Precision-guided missiles are a type of missile that gradually emerged with the development of military technology and are specifically designed to target solid defensive fortifications, especially reverse slope fortifications.

At present, even the European military powers have not successfully developed missiles with similar effects.

The closest one was the Soviet Katyusha rocket.

But that type of Katyusha rocket can only carry out concentrated, long-range covering fire, and has not yet achieved the effect of precision guidance.

Of course, the precision-guided missile developed by Kong Jie could not achieve the exaggerated precision-guided effect of later generations.

Just drill some holes in the body of a traditional artillery shell and stuff some propellant in it.

Then, according to the established design, the thrust of gunpowder is used to change the original shooting trajectory of the shell.

This achieves a simpler and controllable turning shooting method.

Precision guidance is unlikely.

However, it is absolutely practical for dealing with the Japanese's equally crude reverse slope fortifications.

"fire!"

At a command from the company commander, the soldiers pulled seven or eight of the Eighth Route Army's first-generation precision-guided artillery and fired at the enemy's reverse slope fortifications at a specific angle.

The shell was quickly ejected from the barrel, drawing a parabola and crossing the Japanese's reverse slope fortifications.

This initial shooting trajectory is no different from that of traditional indirect fire artillery.

Just when Li Yunlong was doubting whether this thing could deal with the Japanese's reverse slope fortifications.

Those artillery shells that had clearly been following a curved trajectory and passed over the Japanese reverse slope fortifications suddenly turned at a huge angle, even more than 360 degrees, and then strangely bombarded the blind spot area of ​​the artillery fire covered by the back of the Japanese reverse slope fortifications.

Boom——

A series of explosions rang out, shocking Li Yunlong and stunning the Japanese soldiers hiding in the reverse slope fortifications.

A shell that can turn?

Not to mention that Li Yunlong had never seen it before.

This little devil had never seen it before either.

In order to avoid the direct and indirect artillery fire of the Eighth Route Army, the Japanese moved the infantry artillery and regiment artillery to the anti-artillery fortifications on the reverse slope.

Wait until the Eighth Route Army's artillery fire ends.

Then pull it out to assist in defense.

Attack the Eighth Route Army's assault troops.

Who would have thought that the artillery shells of the Eighth Route Army could actually turn a corner!!!

At the same time, the comrades in the artillery company used curved artillery shells to deal with the Japanese's reverse slope fortifications.

Li Yunlong directly arranged for all types of artillery of the New Second Regiment to fire simultaneously. On the one hand, they covered the firing of the curved shells. On the other hand, they bombarded the Japanese soldiers who had come out of the reverse slope fortifications after being bombarded by the curved shells.

At this time, the old Japanese soldier Fujiwara, who was observing this situation at the frontier observation post, was also completely stunned.

This completely subverted his cognition.

How did these Eighth Route Army soldiers do it?

Where did they get the shells that can turn corners?

With such strange shells around, wouldn't these reverse slope fortifications be completely useless?

This is true.

After the Japanese lost the reverse slope fortifications they relied on, facing the powerful artillery suppression of the Eighth Route Army, their casualties spread rapidly.

Before the Japanese had a chance to catch their breath, Li Yunlong ordered the bugler to blow the charge, and everyone launched an attack, engaging in a head-on battle.

The steel-helmeted soldiers of the New Second Regiment were like howling wolves. They quickly broke through the layers of defenses set up by the devils at the foot of the mountain and attacked the Japanese positions on the hilltop...