Bright Sword: Rebirth of Kong Jie

——This is to prevent accidental exposure due to the reflection of the enemy's searchlights.

When they first attacked the enemy's strongholds at night, many Eighth Route Army troops suffered losses due to lack of experience.

The soldiers infiltrated at night, trying to get close to the Japanese stronghold.

As a result, the Japanese sentry used the searchlight on the top floor of the artillery tower to shoot at us.

Because some reflective objects reflected light, although it was weak, it was noticed by the Japanese sentry at the first time. The alarm in the turret rang at once, and the Japanese machine gun fire instantly poured towards the reflective area.

The soldiers were exposed before they had a chance to infiltrate the stronghold, and suffered heavy casualties from the sudden fire.

This is also another factor that made the Japanese stronghold difficult to capture.

The Japanese soldiers stationed there are too smart.

This was still the early days of the War of Resistance Against Japan, and most of the Japanese soldiers were veterans with solid military qualities and rich combat experience.

After the stronghold was built, these cunning old devils would order people to clear the shooting range around the stronghold - all the bushes and grass that could be used as cover, including some raised earth mounds, would be pulled out and removed.

This ensures that sneak attacking enemies have no cover to exploit.

Such an open shooting range is often an area of ​​one to two hundred meters.

In addition, when these old Japanese soldiers had nothing to do on weekdays, they would stand on the roof of the artillery tower of the stronghold to practice shooting. Almost all areas within the open 200-meter shooting range where the enemy might appear were simulated by these young Japanese soldiers.

These old devils even know the distances corresponding to which areas and how to adjust the rifle's scale.

Moreover, these old Japanese soldiers have amazing marksmanship and can even achieve accurate shooting at a distance of about 200 meters.

I'm telling you without exaggeration, there was a sound of a stone hitting the ground at night.

Within a few seconds, the Japanese bullets can be shot accurately and shatter the stones.

and so……

Some simple night attack and infiltration tactics similar to those used by the special forces were not uncommon to the Eighth Route Army troops.

It was just too easy to be exposed and was noticed by the Japanese army.

Moreover, even if they managed to hide all the way through the 200-meter firing range, there were still barbed wire fences and trenches outside the stronghold, as well as internal fortifications, artillery towers, and Japanese sentries in bunkers. If there was the slightest mistake in any link,

The situation will be reversed in an instant, and the loss will outweigh the gain.

After all, the ordinary Eighth Route Army troops were not professional infiltration forces, so they had to give up the idea of ​​a night attack.

Over time.

The Japanese army's warning system gradually relaxed in response to the Eighth Route Army's night attacks.

The opportunity for the special forces, a more professional infiltration and sneak attack force, has come.

When passing through an open shooting area.

In order to avoid having reflective parts on the body, the guns in the soldiers' hands, including the blades of the bayonets, were even wrapped with bandages in advance.

The cap badge had been taken off long ago. If anyone was wearing a helmet, it was a special helmet with camouflage net and no reflective material, like those seized from the Japanese special forces.

Kong Jie, who led the advance, gave orders using sign language.

His eyes were fixed on the east side of the turret, and the only direction his sight might cover was the location of the Japanese sentry here.

And the searchlight that was on at night.

Whenever the searchlight moved slightly, Kong Jie would immediately wave his hand to signal.

The team members behind him would crawl on the ground in unison and silently, ensuring that the Japanese searchlights would sweep over them and see everyone as the ground, and would not notice anything unusual.

After the light swept across, everyone slowly got up and continued to move forward quickly.

And so on and on.

Until they had completely passed the entire firing range and approached the east side of the Japanese stronghold.

However, to Kong Jie's surprise, the entire process of intrusion was unusually smooth.

The searchlight on top of the turret seemed to be welded shut, and it didn't even move from beginning to end.

He never expected that.

The Japanese devils and puppet soldiers who had been on guard in the stronghold day after day had long been tired of this mechanical life.

Dull and exhausting.

How could I have the interest to be alert and investigate every day?

During the daytime reconnaissance, the team members had determined that there were no minefields to the east of the Japanese stronghold.

After getting close to the barbed wire at the outermost edge of the stronghold.

The first few soldiers squatted on the ground and quickly took out the pliers they had prepared early in the morning to cut the Japanese barbed wire.

The soldiers were also fully trained on how to cut the Japanese barbed wire and ensure that no noise was made at night.

——After thoroughly understanding the common materials of barbed wire used by the Japanese, Kong Jie asked people to find some similar barbed wire for the soldiers to practice breaking and cutting them.

In the middle of the night, the soldiers were lying in a dormitory. Each soldier took turns standing at the door, using pliers to cut the barbed wire with the help of the faint moonlight.

The other soldiers lay on the bunk beds and listened quietly. If they heard the slightest sound, they would be considered as failure.

The entire training process is extremely demanding.

This requires some skill.

First, use pliers to slowly cut the wire, stop when the whole wire is about to break but has not yet broken, then use both hands to slowly twist the wire to completely break the broken end, thus avoiding the clicking sound when the pliers cut the wire.

Don't underestimate this little click.

There was once a night attack unit of the Eighth Route Army that was exposed because of such noise, which led to the failure of the operation.

The person in charge of the action was Qian Hu, leader of the third tactical team.

This kid did the best in the wire cutting training. He always cut the fastest and best without making any noise during the whole process.

Once, he cut a large piece of barbed wire in half.

When I turned around, I found that all my teammates who were lying on the bed as guards were asleep.

Under the moonlight, Qian Hu began to take action.

Even though it was the first time to conduct a practical operation and a single mistake could lead to the exposure of all members and the failure of the operation, Qian Hu's hands were unusually steady, without any panic or trembling.

Just like the usual special training.

Kong Jie conducted special psychological training for the members of the special operations team.

I won’t mention how to train specifically.

What is the most exaggerated thing?

——At a distance of 100 meters, a team member puts a potato on his head and is shot by another team member.

This is a double test for both of them, which involves courage, tacit understanding, self-confidence, obedience and so on.

We strive to train our players to the point where they can remain calm even when facing a catastrophe.

And the current level of strength is just the beginning.

puff--

The only sound was the one that came when the wire was twisted off, leaving only a hair-thin joint. The sounds that came out were fainter than breathing at night.

It is impossible to alert the Japanese troops in the stronghold.

Qian Hu carefully and quickly cut through some key nodes of the barbed wire. Despite his superb skills, it still took him nearly ten minutes to cut a gap in the barbed wire that would allow an adult to pass through alone by crouching.

——This is probably one of the reasons why the Japs let down their vigilance.

It is extremely difficult to break the barbed wire without making any noise.

At some important strongholds, the Japanese even set up two or three layers of barbed wire for protection.

Some distance behind the barbed wire, there was a blockade ditch dug by the Japanese that was one or two meters deep and nearly two meters wide, and there was even water in the ditch.

If someone accidentally falls into the ditch and makes the slightest noise, they will be immediately exposed.

Kong Jie looked behind him and saw two soldiers crouching and carrying a long wooden board quickly rushing over. Then he quickly grabbed one end of the long board and placed the other end horizontally opposite the blocking hook.

A simple artificial wooden bridge was built.

The players followed one after another.

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Two more team members were left at the wooden plank construction site for guard and maneuverability.

Under the cover of night.

The dead silent stronghold welcomed dozens of special guests.