Bright Sword: Rebirth of Kong Jie

It has the power to directly destroy the Japanese Army’s division-level large-scale field army!

Even in a large-scale battle on the front line, it was almost impossible for the National Army to do so.

In the Shanggao Campaign of 41, the Japanese 34th Division rashly advanced into the enemy's territory and fell into the trap set by the main force of the National Army, and was surrounded by four corps of the National Army.

In the end, the National Army killed the remaining Japanese invaders, and the army itself paid the price of nearly 20,000 people.

The Japanese 34th Division was severely damaged in one fell swoop.

In fact, it is still a long way from destroying the 34th Division!

However, this battle was called by the National Army as the most exciting battle since the outbreak of the War of Resistance!

From this we can see that, let alone destroying the Japanese Army's division-level field army, even being able to severely damage the Japanese Army's division-level field army.

This was a rare and exaggerated victory for the Chinese military.

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"idiot!"

"Impossible, this is absolutely impossible. How could the damn Eighth Route Army have such powerful strength?"

At the Japanese First Army Headquarters in Taiyuan City, Shanxi, after thoroughly confirming the news that the Eighth Route Army had indeed destroyed the 36th Division, the commander of the First Army, Yoshio Shinozuka, flew into a rage and said that it was absolutely impossible.

"They are just the Tubalu, a group of poorly equipped beggars. Could it be that they have developed to such a level right under the noses of the Imperial Army?"

However, no matter how angry this old devil was.

The facts are established.

The 36th Division completely became history.

The unprecedented May 1st mopping-up operation launched by the Japanese army, targeting the Eighth Route Army's Hebei-Central Military Region, ultimately ended in failure.

And all of this.

"The Iron Triangle of the Eighth Route Army, because of this Iron Triangle!"

"It completely destroyed our army's battle plan!"

Yoshio Shinozuka roared and vowed to completely destroy the Eighth Route Army's Iron Triangle.

Eighth Route Army base.

Taihang area.

The May 1st anti-mopping-up campaign ended in victory.

The three regiments of the Iron Triangle, including Kong Jie, Li Yunlong and Ding Wei, disrupted the overall deployment of the Japanese army by swapping their bases. They were the first to break through the Japanese army's blockades throughout the anti-mopping-up operation and fought all the way to the devil's rear, causing a fire in the Japanese army's backyard.

They also fought in a roundabout way, defeated the Japanese 36rd and th Mixed Brigades, and severely damaged and almost destroyed the th Division that came to reinforce the Japanese Army.

His performance in this battle was outstanding.

Afterwards, at the May 1st anti-mopping up campaign summary meeting held by the Eighth Route Army Front Headquarters.

The three participants in the meeting, Kong Jie, Li Yunlong and Ding Wei, became the protagonists of the meeting. After unanimous discussion among the Eighth Route Army cadres, they were recognized as outstanding commanders of the May 1st anti-mopping-up campaign.

The three regiments of the Iron Triangle made the greatest contribution to the victory of this anti-mopping-up operation.

The Eighth Route Army has always been clear about rewards and punishments. Kong Jie, Li Yunlong and Ding Wei have made contributions, so they should naturally be rewarded. There is no need to talk about any empty commendations.

If the Eighth Route Army had not had a limited organization, the National Army would have given it three divisions. Based on the combat achievements of the three men, promotion would have been a certainty.

But in the end, due to limited staffing.

After the headquarters made the decision, an order was issued, and the three regiments of the Iron Triangle formed the Southeast Shanxi Independent Anti-Japanese Detachment, and the three regiments formed a joint command.

The specific commander-in-chief was recommended and selected by Kong Jie, Li Yunlong and Ding Wei.

Responsible for further developing and expanding the base in southeastern Shanxi.

After the news was passed on to the three regiments of the Iron Triangle, the deputy commander-in-chief was still worried about the three comrades, Kong Jie, Li Yunlong, and Ding Wei. They were from the same class and were old comrades, and they might argue endlessly over the final responsibility of the commander-in-chief.

The result was surprising.

Li Yunlong and Ding Wei unanimously recommended Kong Jie as the chief of this independent detachment...