Rise From Eight Hundred

This early morning, the explosions and the sudden increase in radio waves on the Japanese positions also frightened the Chinese commander who could not sleep at night.

Thinking that the Japanese army was going to fight a night battle, several infantry divisions on the front line were fully equipped and entered the positions.

Such a large-scale troop movement naturally shocked the Japanese army.

Although the Japanese army is now in a great advantage, occupying the urban area of ​​Songhu and suppressing the main force of the Chinese in the west of Shanghai, the war in the first three months also proved that the Chinese are not vegetarians. In three months, the small wooden boxes moved onto the transport ship were almost enough for a division.

If hundreds of thousands of Chinese people launched a crazy Jedi counterattack, it would also make the Japanese army sweat.

Therefore, a large number of Japanese troops also entered the front-line positions, and all troops were strictly ordered to strictly guard their positions and not to act rashly.

The atmosphere of the nearly 300,000 Chinese and Japanese troops confronting each other on the front line was extremely tense, waiting for the other side to launch an attack first, so that they could judge the main attack direction of the other side and deploy troops.

The commanders of the Chinese and Japanese armies at all levels probably did not expect that this series of chain reactions was caused by Tang Dao's more than 100 people. Even Nakagawa Hiroshi, who was eager to make merit, only replied to inform him that he could use 120 field artillery with a range of 11,000 meters to provide tactical support when the war was intensifying after receiving the telegram from Toyota Hide requesting to continue the pursuit.

As for the rest, Toyota Hide could only rely on himself.

Nakagawa Hiroshi's subtext was actually obvious enough: there was enough artillery support and four times the opponent's troops. The Chinese side also did not have heavy troops deployed in that area. If Toyota Hide still couldn't handle it, he would have to die.

It can only be said that after such a change in the situation, both China and Japan were cautious and kept their troops in place to watch the changes, and the biggest beneficiaries became Tang Dao and his men.

On the way to Songjiang in the south, there was no large-scale Japanese army blocking them except Toyota Hide who was still chasing them hard behind them.

Of course, the Japanese did not have no checkpoints on the road leading to Songjiang, but as the active party of the attack, they obviously would not put a large number of troops on defense. Several consecutive checkpoints were just a small infantry squad. Even if they received a call that there would be Chinese rushing over, after weighing their own weight, they basically ran away first.

There was also Tietou who was not convinced, thinking that he was very awesome, and piled up roadblocks to make a contribution.

But the "desperate people" who were eager to leave the dangerous place were so fierce that the Japanese army was terrified. In order to save time and not be dragged by the Japanese army on this piece of territory that was already considered the Japanese army, they simply smashed the windshield of the first truck, and the machine gun barrel was mounted in the cab...

As the driver, the head of the Tangdao was almost close to the long barrel of the machine gun. Not to mention the Japanese were confused, even the main shooter Tietou's palms were full of cold sweat.

He was really afraid that the crazy vibrating barrel would smash the head of his highest commander.

You know, he was firing on a speeding truck. If the wheel hit a big hole, the heavy gun body only needed to swing lightly, just like a super-large iron rod hitting it. The force was so strong that even if Tang Dao wore a helmet on his head, it would not work.

Not only was the machine gun on the lead truck bare-handed, but two MG34 machine guns were mounted on the front of the truck, and ten submachine guns were also deployed in the truck bed. That was the strongest firepower that Tang Dao could concentrate.

But this was still not enough, and Tang Dao was still worried.

If the Japanese buried mines and explosives on the road, not only would he be blown up, but the people following behind would also be doomed if the road was blocked.

Fortunately, I don’t know whether the Japanese were too confident or they, as sentinels, had no equipment such as mines and explosive packs. The lead truck fired at full power like an angry hedgehog and beat the Japanese troops who tried to intercept the checkpoints. After the soldiers blew up the roadblocks with grenades, the convoy left.

It was not until a long time later, when Tang Dao had enough dealings with the Japanese, that he knew why the Japanese sentries knew they were coming long in advance but did not bury the explosives.

Of course, it was not because there were no explosives. A Japanese infantry squad basically had two explosive packs.

But the Japanese once again refreshed Tang Dao's perception of their stingy nature. The standard fuse of the explosive pack was not long enough, which meant that when the car rushed over at high speed, the Japanese soldiers responsible for lighting the explosive pack would definitely not be able to escape.

The Japanese army was not afraid of death, but it was also worthless to be afraid of death, right? Naturally, no one adopted the plan to use explosive packs to block the Chinese convoy.

Of course, there was a more important point, that is, the Japanese had already regarded Songhu as their own territory. Since it was their own, why did they destroy it? If the road was damaged, didn't it have to be repaired?

How to say it? It seemed so reasonable that Tang Dao was unable to refute it for a while. No wonder their slogan was to fight back home. It turned out that they had already regarded themselves as Chinese before the war even started.

Unfortunately, China never recognized these grandsons from the beginning to the end.

As they moved away from the city, the road conditions became extremely poor. The convoy was moving at a snail's pace, and the speed would never exceed ten yards per hour.

But Tang Dao still did not order to abandon the car and choose to walk.

The speed of the car became extremely slow, but at least it could ensure the physical strength of the soldiers.

Seeing that they were now in the suburbs, there were wilderness everywhere. The soldiers ran into the wilderness with guns and bullets on their backs. It seemed that they could escape, but in fact, after only a few kilometers, most people would have exhausted their physical strength, and the Japanese who arrived in the car would gradually surround them.

Once their whereabouts were exposed at dawn, it would be even worse. The Japanese army could easily mobilize their forces to wipe out the more than 100 people.

The Tang Daos ran slowly, and Toyota Hide naturally did not say that the car would become a gray plane. Due to the road conditions, they were also as slow as a turtle.

However, because the convoy led by Tang Dao broke through four checkpoints in a row, the fierce attack method and sufficient firepower intensity did not delay for a long time, but the distance between the two sides was inevitably shortened.

Finally, at the moment when the sky finally turned a little white, the convoys, one in front and one behind, like two long dragons, could see each other's shadows.

The straight-line distance would not exceed one kilometer. If they fired a few rounds with a machine gun, they might hit the other side's head with a few bullets.

"Baga! Where are you going now?" Looking ahead, Toyota Hide's facial muscles twitched violently. It was not known whether he was extremely excited about killing the enemy who was constantly adding blood debts to the Imperial Japanese Army, or whether he was still extremely afraid deep in his heart.

Only he knew this.

However, the next moment, whether he was happy or afraid, Major Toyota Hide's slightly ferocious face froze.

Damn, why is there a mountain?

Moreover, the Chinese went in without a care.

Aren't they afraid of tigers in the mountains?

Saying that there are tigers in the mountains is a joke, but there is another saying behind "It is better to pursue the enemy with the remaining courage": Don't chase into the forest."

Toyota Hide, who knows a little bit about military tactics, looked at the dark mountain shadows in the distance and the convoy that went in without hesitation and disappeared, and his big yellow teeth were almost broken.

To chase or not, the Japanese major's heart lingered again and again, and in the end, the heart of turning the tide prevailed.

Besides, how high can the mountains in Jiangnan, China be? They are just small hills. What kind of dangerous places can there be?

In other words, this place is more than 30 kilometers away from the main position. The artillery support promised by Colonel Nakagawa Guang has become a bubble, and he can only rely on himself.

Therefore, the Japanese major ordered two Type 94 armored vehicles to lead the way, followed by three-wheeled motorcycles, and more than a dozen trucks at a distance of nearly 100 meters behind, and they marched towards the not-so-high mountain forest.

Toyota Hide didn't know that this small hill called Ganshan, also known as Tianmashan, had once fought a small battle in November 1937 in another time and space. The scale was not large, only at the battalion level.

But both China and Japan shed blood.

So that in the next few decades, every autumn, the maple leaves on the mountain were like fire.

This is a very beautiful place for the Chinese, but also a very dangerous place for the Japanese!