Bright Sword: Rebirth of Kong Jie

There is not much suspense in the battle at this point.

The Namwon Battalion, which was always in the ambush circle and suffered heavy firepower from the Eighth Route Army, originally had more than 1100 elite Japanese devils, including more than 500 Japanese security forces, a total of more than 1600 Japanese devils.

At this moment, there are less than 500 people left in the team.

Most of them were wounded and defeated soldiers.

In less than an hour, the Japanese army suffered heavy casualties, while the soldiers of the Independent Regiment suffered very few casualties thanks to their geographical advantages and firepower advantages.

The independent regiment has now grown to a strength of more than 1500 soldiers.

In order to completely destroy the Nanyuan Battalion this time, Kong Jie also gave it his all.

Almost all the troops of the regiment were transferred to Li Yunlong's command, except for a small number of troops left behind at the regiment headquarters.

So Li Yunlong brought a total of more than 1200 soldiers to ambush the Japanese army.

At this time, they not only had absolute geographical and firepower advantages, but also absolute troop strength advantages. After all, the Japanese had suffered almost all casualties.

Looking at the Eighth Route Army pouring in like a tide on both wings of the mountain road.

Lieutenant Colonel Nanyuan was in complete despair.

He no longer expected to break out and could only muster up his last bit of fighting spirit to encourage the remaining Japanese devils to launch a suicidal counterattack.

"Long live!"

"Long live!"

No matter how the little devils roared, no one laid down their weapons. Instead, they launched a counterattack against the charging Eighth Route Army soldiers like crazy.

The two sides quickly engaged in hand-to-hand combat.

The Japanese had already hung bayonets on their rifles, ready for hand-to-hand combat.

He didn't believe that Nanyuan, the old Japanese, had evil intentions. It was fine that these Eighth Route Army soldiers were well-equipped and had strong firepower.

Could he even compete with the imperial warriors in hand-to-hand combat?

The imperial warriors are well-trained and each of them is an expert in bayonet fighting.

Maybe we can even turn the tables in hand-to-hand combat and kill more Eighth Route Army soldiers.

Killing one more of these stunning Eighth Route Army elites would provide an extra layer of protection for the Imperial Army.

Looking at the Japanese soldiers who drew their bayonets and took the initiative to launch a counterattack, Li Yunlong secretly praised them in his heart.

Although these damn devils are worse than beasts, they still have some military spirit.

If we follow the previous combat style.

Li Yunlong might really have commanded his soldiers to draw their swords and engage in hand-to-hand combat with the Japanese.

After all, we can't lose in momentum.

When it comes to cold weapon combat, the Chinese are still the ancestors of the Japanese devils!

But before Li Yunlong led the team to this battle, the regiment commander Kong Jie repeatedly ordered:

"Unless we have no other choice, we must not engage in hand-to-hand combat with the Japanese."

Kong Jie's words were earnest and heartfelt.

"Most of the Japanese soldiers are well-trained, especially in hand-to-hand combat, which is their key training project.

We have to admit that when it comes to bayonet fighting, many of our soldiers are no match for the Japanese.

This is not the time to engage in a fierce and courageous fight. We cannot use our own weaknesses to attack the enemy's strengths.

If you can use machine guns and grenades to deal with your opponents, don't be stupid and fight the Japanese. "

"Moreover……"

Kong Jie pulled out the pistol from his waist and said confidently, "Old Li, you have to know that the world has changed.

With this gun in hand, even if the strongest swordsman in the world stands in front of me, I can guarantee that he will see his own brains in the next second.

Do you believe it or not? "

Li Yunlong: “…………”

He was speechless. There was nothing wrong with what he said.

In order to deal with the hand-to-hand combat initiated by the Japanese army during the close combat, Kong Jie proposed the following strategy:

"First, when launching the charge, our pistol team will rush to the front and kill as many Japanese soldiers as possible with pistols.

Second, shotguns are highly effective and powerful firearms in close-range combat. Arrange several shotgun teams and fire a few rounds before engaging in hand-to-hand combat.

In addition, machine gunners and submachine gunners are always on the move. I think in a short-range fight, nothing can kill the enemy faster than submachine guns and machine guns."

So the battlefield situation at this moment is:

The Japanese soldiers who were determined to fight to the death burst out with their last will to fight, roaring and charging with bayonets drawn.

then……

They were greeted by soldiers with pistols, firing rapidly.

The shotgun team following up from behind opened fire without hesitation. The ink-splashing lead bullets covered them all at once. No matter how many Japanese soldiers followed up at the same time, they could be knocked down with one shot.

Then machine gunners and submachine gunners jumped out from the left and right, holding light machine guns and submachine guns, and harvested the lives of the remaining Japanese soldiers like cutting leeks.

Not far away, Nanyuan Zhongzuo, who witnessed all this, was almost crying.

These damn Eighth Route Army soldiers have no moral principles at all!

Didn’t you see that the Imperial Army had already drawn their bayonets and even ejected the bullets from their guns to prevent accidental injuries?

"These damn bastards, Baga..."

Lieutenant Colonel Nanyuan howled in anger, drew the officer's command knife from his waist, and rushed towards an Eighth Route Army soldier not far away.

The soldier was still quite young. When he heard the Japanese shouting not far away, he turned his head hastily and saw the old Japanese soldier rushing towards him viciously with a samurai sword in his hand.

He subconsciously raised the gun in his hand and pulled the trigger.

boom--

After a gunshot, the dignified Lieutenant Colonel Nanyuan, a top student who graduated from the Imperial Military University and a leader in bayonet fighting.

A bloody hole was punched in his chest, and the blood quickly spread and soaked his clothes.

He was shot down by a new recruit who had joined the independent regiment less than three months ago!

The young soldier was obviously stunned for a moment, and then he judged from the rank on the collar badge of the old Japanese soldier Nanyuan that he seemed to be a Japanese lieutenant.

Instead, I was shocked.

"Sergeant, Sergeant, I think I killed a Japanese officer!"

The young soldier trembled and looked around frantically for his squad leader.

Lieutenant Colonel Nanyuan, who had already fallen to the ground and was about to die, understood some Chinese. When he heard these words, he realized that he had been beaten to death by a rookie.

He was so angry that his eyes widened and he was completely dead!

The final battle lasted for nearly 30 minutes before it came to an end.

More than 1600 Japanese soldiers were lying everywhere on the narrow mountain roads and forests.

Li Yunlong, who almost lost his eyes due to laughing, said it was so exciting and led the soldiers to clean up the battlefield quickly.

Or in other words - finishing off the enemy!

This is the new tradition that Kong Jie set for the soldiers of the Independent Regiment a few days ago:

"Comrades, I have discovered a problem a long time ago. When we fought the Japanese, often after the battle, when we were cleaning up the battlefield, because we did not finish off the Japanese in time, some of the Japanese were seriously injured or unconscious, but not completely dead. They suddenly woke up and were shot from behind, resulting in the death of many of our soldiers.

This is really infuriating.

There would be nothing to say if our soldiers fell on the way to charge.

How could he die so miserably?

So we must learn a lesson. It is true that our Eighth Route Army treated prisoners well, but we must never be too soft-hearted towards the enemy.

After the battle, remember: the first thing to do is not to clean up the battlefield and seize weapons.

Instead, go and finish me off!

No matter if the Japanese soldier is dead or not, we should stab him in the heart a few times first to make sure he is dead and won't shoot us from behind. "