Bright Sword: Rebirth of Kong Jie

In the end, under the leadership of the Eighth Route Army's Front Headquarters, the main force of the Taihang Military Region defeated the Japanese army by completely destroying the 36rd and th Mixed Brigades of the Japanese Army and severely damaging and encircling the st Field Brigade of the th Division of the Japanese Army.

This resulted in the complete defeat of the Japanese First Army's large-scale sweep of the Taihang base.

At the same time, the Japanese army launched an unprecedented May 1st sweep of key combat areas.

The Eighth Route Army's Hebei-Central Military Region.

The Japanese mopping-up operation was not as smooth as expected, especially because the Eighth Route Army secretly built and dug a large number of tunnels before the battle began, as well as the use of tunnel tactics, which completely caught the Japanese off guard.

The originally vast Jizhong Plain.

After the Eighth Route Army used tunnels as fortifications, they had a perfect support, and the underground field fortifications they built made the Japanese army at a loss for a time.

Once upon a time, to target the Eighth Route Army in the Hebei-Central Military Region, the Japanese army only needed to send some planes and artillery, or drive a few armored vehicles and tanks to push through.

Unfortunately, such an era is gone forever.

The villages seemed peaceful and there was a vast grassland in the distance. The Japanese soldiers thought there was no danger and went in blindly, but ended up being ambushed by the Eighth Route Army's underground tactics.

The Japanese troops were on the bare ground without any cover, while the Eighth Route Army used the tunnels to appear and disappear, making the Japanese soldiers dizzy.

Even the armored vehicles and tanks carried by the Japanese armored forces.

The Eighth Route Army soldiers also had their own countermeasures.

There are excavated anti-tank trenches.

There were even a batch of individual anti-tank rocket launchers specially provided by Kong Jie for reinforcement.

This thing is a powerful weapon against the Japanese tanks and armored vehicles. For those thin-skinned tanks of the Japanese, a single anti-armor shell would hit them and the Japanese tanks would be broken into pieces like they were made of paper.

The Japanese suffered heavy casualties in the fierce fighting between the two sides.

The commander of the Ji-Central Military Region couldn't help but sigh: If Kong Jie's authentic tactics had been passed on to our Ji-Central Military Region earlier, our anti-Japanese war situation would not have been so difficult.

Now that we have the underground tactics, I want to see what waves these Japanese devils can make in our base.

Then, just as the battle situation surrounding the Eighth Route Army's Hebei-Central Military Region was still at a stalemate.

News came that the Japanese First Army was defeated in the Taihang Mountains.

Tada Shun, commander-in-chief of the North China Front Army, was stunned when he heard the news.

It was ok that the mopping-up operation against the Eighth Route Army's Taihang Military District was not successful.

What on earth is Shinozuka Yoshio doing?

Why can’t they even deal with the Eighth Route Army in Taihang?

Now the Japanese soldiers who attacked the Eighth Route Army's Taihang Military District and the Japanese soldiers who attacked the Taihang Mountain area have become brothers in distress, and no one can laugh at anyone else.

The Eighth Route Army in the Taihang Mountains.

The area around the independent regiment base.

The battle between the Japanese Army and the Eighth Route Army over the completely surrounded Japanese First Brigade continued.

The Eighth Route Army continued to implement the tactic of surrounding but not attacking the Japanese in the encirclement.

Anyway, the independent regiment's base is located in the mountains with rugged mountain roads. They only need to guard some key passes and use very few troops to completely block the Japanese in the encirclement.

The next step is to surround the point and attack the reinforcements.

In order to rescue the surrounded 1st Brigade, the old Japanese Yoshio Shinozuka spent a lot of money - he issued an order, and the reinforcements sent were none other than the elite field troops of the 36th Division.

The surrounded First Brigade was originally a unit under the 36th Division.

No one cares more about this team than the commander of the 36th Division, Lieutenant General Mudeno...