Bright Sword: Rebirth of Kong Jie

For a long time, the Japanese army had to raid the Eighth Route Army base area, but because they had to go deep into the remote suburbs and mountains, far away from the occupied areas, the overly long front line led to insufficient supply of logistical materials.

For this reason, the Japanese army often asked soldiers to carry 3 to 5 days of dry food.

The troops traveled lightly, carrying only a few days' worth of rations, and sought a quick engagement with the Eighth Route Army.

Therefore, the Japanese invaders' in-depth raids on the Eighth Route Army bases often only lasted about a week.

It was also called the Sunday Sweep by the Eighth Route Army.

However, in order to completely destroy the Eighth Route Army's Hebei-Central Military Region's military station and severely damage the Eighth Route Army's Taihang Military Region's main force, the Japanese army launched an unprecedented May 1st mopping-up operation.

The outbreak began on May 5 and lasted until the end of mid-June, when it gradually came to an end.

In the end, the Japanese army suffered a crushing defeat, especially the destruction of the 36rd and th Mixed Brigades and the th Division that were sweeping the Taihang area and the Iron Triangle base.

It was a heavy blow to the Japanese troops in the entire North China.

Besides this there are some other episodes.

For example, there were small Japanese infiltration units that were easily overlooked during the May 1st mop-up operation.

A special forces team of more than 100 people reorganized and reorganized by Yamamoto Ikki, an old Japanese soldier bent on revenge.

Yamamoto, the old Japanese soldier, had suffered a great loss at the hands of the Iron Triangle Force.

This time he brought more than 100 special forces devils, disguised themselves, and took advantage of the May st mopping-up operation to attract the attention of the Eighth Route Army.

Using radio direction-finding technology, they constantly made inroads and detours, moving deep into the heart of the Eighth Route Army's Taihang base, attempting to find the Eighth Route Army headquarters and carry out the so-called decapitation operation.

Originally based on the history of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

The Japanese did have a similar special forces team, but it was not called the Yamamoto Special Forces. In history, it was called the Mashiko Advance Team.

It was an elite small infiltration unit of the Japanese army.

In history, it was because of this small group of Japanese soldiers cooperating with the Japanese mopping-up forces to infiltrate and penetrate that they finally succeeded in launching a surprise attack on the Eighth Route Army's headquarters.

As a result, the deputy chief of staff of the Eighth Route Army died heroically while covering the transfer of the headquarters.

It’s just a pity that this time they met Kong Jie and naturally would not let the tragedy happen again.

When Kong Jie flapped the butterfly's wings, it quickly affected the outcome.

——From the beginning of building the special operations force of the independent regiment, Kong Jie paid special attention to strengthening the vigilance of the base area against small-scale infiltration forces of the Japanese army.

This was also the reason why Yamamoto's special forces once launched a sneak attack on the independent regiment's base, but fell into a trap and were almost wiped out.

In addition to the defense of the independent regiment's base against small infiltration forces.

Kong Jie naturally would not forget to remind the front-line headquarters, including the division headquarters and the command agencies of each brigade, to deal with similar sneak attacks by small infiltration forces of the Japanese army.

To this end, Kong Jie once found Captain Ou of the special forces regiment who was responsible for the safety of the headquarters.

Together with Captain Ou, they developed an anti-infiltration defense plan to deal with small infiltration forces of the Japanese invaders based on the topography of the headquarters.

In order to achieve absolute combat effectiveness, Kong Jie also ordered the special forces to attempt to launch a decapitation operation against the headquarters until it was confirmed that the headquarters' anti-small-unit force infiltration system had no loopholes or flaws at all.

therefore.

This time, the old Japanese devil Yamamoto led the Japanese special forces to carry out a decapitation operation against the Eighth Route Army's front-line headquarters.

Just like that, they plunged into the trap that Captain Ou had prepared especially for the small group of infiltration troops of the Japanese...