Age of Conquest Reborn

With zero casualties and in less than thirty minutes, a Japanese brigade was completely wiped out. Colonel Chu Yao, the leader of the special operations detachment who led the attack column into the wild and into the mountains under the order of division commander Tang Qiuli, was obviously not satisfied. Not only did he do this, but the three

The more than 600 special forces members of the detachment were not satisfied either. From their eyes, Chu Yao felt a strong fighting spirit.

Within a radius of dozens of kilometers, when gunshots were heard, the first Japanese troops to rush over were only the Japanese troops with the largest number of regiments in the northwest. After they wanted to pass through the security team, Chu Yao asked: "Are the Japanese troops in the northwest moving closer in this direction?"

"Where is it in front of you? How far away is it from the battlefield?" The alert team leader replied: "Report to the detachment leader, the Japanese army rushed here just after the battle started. Currently, it is about ten kilometers away from the battlefield, and we have a lurking post.

, is monitoring."

"Ten kilometers, at night, and in a virgin forest, it will take a long time for the Japanese army to arrive, enough to arrange the next battle." A complete set of combat plans was instantly formed in Chu Yao's mind, "The first

The 11th detachment is on the left side of the path forward of the Japanese army, and the 12th detachment is on the right

Wing, the directly affiliated detachment set up an ambush in the front and launched a sudden attack on the Japanese army. Note that the key point of this battle lies in the violence and suddenness of the attack. After twenty minutes, regardless of the outcome of the battle, each detachment must withdraw from the battlefield and go to their respective designated locations.

As we advance through the regional search, we must not stop fighting."

With the remaining power of victory, Chu Yao decided to fight another battle. However, he was not so arrogant that using more than 600 troops to attack a regiment of more than 5,000 Japanese troops. That was not bravery, but a search for death.

It is completely possible to use the cover of night and enter the complex terrain conditions in the mountains to make a surprise attack and get away with a bite. Fishing in troubled waters and night combat are the strengths of the special operations detachment.

According to Chu Yao's order, various detachments moved towards the ambush area under the cover of night. More than an hour later, less than five kilometers away from the valley where a large group of Japanese troops were destroyed, fierce gunfire suddenly broke out.

The red bullets drew brilliant lines of fire in the primeval forest.

The flames of exploding artillery shells and grenades flashed in the dense forest from time to time, and the huge roar echoed in the wild mountains under the night. If you listen carefully, the sound of gunfire came from all directions. Twenty minutes later, the fierce sound of gunfire,

Suddenly it weakened a lot, and only one side was fighting back, still firing desperately and blindly. In addition to the monotonous "click" sound of the Japanese 92 heavy machine gun, it was the "click" sound of the 38-gun single shot.

After a long time, the sound of gunfire completely subsided. None of the more than 5,000 Japanese soldiers, including Captain Onomurayama of the 139th Regiment, dared to get up from the ground. The mountain wind blew through the treetops.

There was a low scream, and in the dark night, even a swaying bush would trigger a burst of wild shooting from the Japanese soldiers.

Facing the night in the wild mountains, more than 5,000 Japanese troops fought fiercely against the surrounding dense forests, rocks, and bushes for a while. After finally stopping, Colonel Onomurayama ordered the troops to continue advancing. To be honest, so far,

He didn't even know how many soldiers from that army were launching surprise attacks on his troops, and he had no idea in which direction the attackers were retreating.

"This damn Noriyama, damn night, damn China soldiers!" Onomurayama cursed viciously. He didn't even see the appearance of the attackers, but he lost the lives of hundreds of soldiers and more than a thousand others.

The wounded stumbled and climbed to the valley where the battle took place. Far away, Ono smelled a strong smell of blood. He couldn't help but shudder, and a bad premonition suddenly came over his heart.

He said to a squadron leader next to him: "Hey, you, take a squadron of soldiers and go down and have a look! In the night, the situation below can't be seen clearly. Suddenly, there was a burst of fierce gunfire, accompanied by

With shouts in Japanese, Onomurayama suddenly fell to the ground with skillful tactical movements. The hard stone made his body hurt, and he couldn't care less.

"Is it a cunning Chinese setting up an ambush here? It shouldn't be, ambush warfare is not the way to fight," Ono thought to himself. After a while, the gunfire stopped, and the squadron leader's face turned pale.

He ran over in despair and said with a trembling voice: "I am reporting to you, the captain, that they are all dead, hundreds of them are dead!"

Ono was very confused and asked displeasedly: "Honey? Everything is dead? Yours, please make it clear." The squadron leader replied: "A large group of imperial soldiers were all broken into pieces in this valley. There are corpses everywhere. It's too much."

"It's terrible. They should be the troops who attacked us." "Then what happened to the gunfire just now?" Ono asked still puzzled.

The squadron leader hesitated and hesitated to speak. Ono became impatient and shouted angrily: "Baga, tell me quickly!" "Your Excellency, the squadron leader, just now, when I took the soldiers of my squadron down to the valley, I encountered

They saw many wild animals eating the corpses of the imperial soldiers, and the soldiers mistakenly thought they were Chinese soldiers ambushing them there, so they opened fire."

"Baga!..." Onomurayama howled like a wounded wolf, rounded his arms, and slapped the unlucky squadron leader hard. Such force made the squadron leader see stars in his eyes and slap him.

He spun around, with blood pouring out of his nose, and staggered a few steps. Finally, he was young and in good health, and managed to stand firm without falling down.

Onomurayama stood stunned for a while, with a gloomy face, and said to the chief of staff beside him: "Takasaki-kun, you are responsible for cremating these warriors of the empire. Don't let them die in the wilderness and fall into the mouths of wild beasts. This is what the Emperor of Japan is doing."

The army is in a tragic situation that has never happened before. I will telegraph everything that happened here to the Commander-in-Chief, go ahead!" After saying that, muddy tears fell from the corners of his eyes.

I don’t know whether it’s because the rabbit died and the fox was sad, or because I had a premonition that when I entered the mountains in the vast wilderness, facing the cruelty of the natural environment and the interception and killing by the Chinese soldiers, my fate was the same as that of the hundreds of soldiers below, the fate of being buried in a foreign country.

A lonely ghost, in the wild wild forest of the mountains, the life of a general is not much more valuable than the life of an ordinary soldier. Anyway, it is sad and despondent, and it is indescribable panic and desolation.

In the telegram to Commander-in-Chief Juichi Terauchi, Onomurayama did not dare to bring this emotion into it, but truthfully reported the situation he encountered. In fact, Onomurayama's regiment was not the only one to be attacked by Japanese troops.

Japanese troops attacked by an attacking column.

On the night when Chu Yao's troops engaged with the enemy, other troops gradually discovered traces of the Japanese army. The tactics adopted by the team leaders were exactly the same as those of their detachment leader Chu Yao.

A group of Japanese troops strived to annihilate them all, and then ambushed the Japanese troops who came over first after hearing the sound of gunfire. They refused to fight and fled with one strike.

That night, hundreds of kilometers into the mountains, surrounded by campsites of Japanese troops, there were gunshots everywhere. Japanese commanders at all levels could not figure out what was going on and where so many attackers came from.

The sound of gunfire disturbed the judgment of the Japanese commanders at all levels. In addition, they were frightened by the harsh natural environment in the mountains. The Japanese troops did not dare to pursue them, but reported the situation step by step.

More than 200,000 Japanese soldiers were lying on the ground in fear in the dark night in the mountains. Listening to the rapid and slow sound of gunfire, they secretly prayed in their hearts that God Yaozhao would bless them and the long night would pass quickly! Only one person entered,

After hearing the sound of gunfire, instead of panicking, he was overjoyed.

General Touichi Terauchi, the commander-in-chief of the Japanese Expeditionary Force to the South in China, had lost his gloomy complexion for many years, as if he had been on a stimulant, his eyes were shining brightly, and his face was sickly flushed with excitement. Finally, the enemy came.

Fighting can regroup the morale of the troops and break the monotony every day.

More importantly, Juichi Terauchi believes that this is the only hope for the imperial army to get out of the wild mountains. Since the ** division troops can penetrate into every corner of the wild mountains from the outside, it proves that there is more than one way out. As long as they bite the**

The division attacked all the way among the troops, followed closely with an absolutely superior force, and allowed the enemy to come in and lead them out.

Terauchi Shouichi was trembling slightly with excitement because of his idea. There was no sure way to enter. The enemy's intrusion at this time was good news. Therefore, he immediately issued the following order to all the troops he could contact, "Every unit,

At any cost, pursue

To attack the enemy, in order to ensure the implementation of the plan, all adjacent units that can be contacted must be gathered together to maintain superior strength. The way out for the Imperial Japanese Army lies in this one move. The warriors of the empire are chasing the footsteps of the enemy.

, entering Myitkyina in northern Myanmar."

This order was quite sensational. The Japanese troops who received the order actually carried out the order. Thousands of Japanese soldiers followed the sound of gunfire and ransacked everywhere. Wherever there was the sound of gunfire, they swarmed over.

But the sound of gunfire was everywhere. Terauchi Juichi's order was correct, but he did not take into account the eagerness of the troops to survive. When he finally got a chance, he clung to it like a life-saving straw. In addition, it was in the dark night.

, completely out of order.

The scene was so chaotic that many Japanese troops thought the other side was a sneak attack by Chinese soldiers, and beat them hard and crackled for a while. Only then did they realize that it was the two brothers who were pinching each other fiercely. After meeting, they also looked at each other.

Without blaming each other, they each picked up the corpses and wounded soldiers, gathered together, and rushed towards the direction where the gunfire was more intense.

Among them, the largest group of Japanese troops gathered together the Japanese Third Army, Fourth Army, Taiwan Front Army and other troops, with a total of tens of thousands of troops. When such a huge team rolls in that direction, that direction will immediately become more chaotic, even if it is

After radio contact, we couldn't figure out the specific locations of each unit, so we fought all night.

When the sun was shining brightly, all the Japanese troops who had been milling around all night were dumbfounded. They followed the direction of the sound of gunfire and entered by themselves. They fought in confusion all night. The Chinese soldiers who made a sneak attack disappeared without a trace.

There was no trace, and what was worse, he was back to the place he passed a few days ago.

(To be continued)