Rise From Eight Hundred

Setouchi was actually very forward-looking, and he guessed at least most of them right.

The 36th Infantry Brigade is very strong. Even if the advance group tries its best, it will never be their opponent. However, Tang Dao will not easily abandon the Chinese officers and soldiers in the blocking position just because the opponent is strong. He will definitely return to support.

"Don't abandon, don't give up" is the soul of the Chinese army. Tang Dao, who was deeply influenced by this spirit, may not be destined to become the kind of famous general who "one general succeeds and ten thousand bones wither".

But what does it matter? He is Tang Dao and will only do what he thinks is right and what is useful for the country and the nation.

Whether he can become a so-called famous general is not Tang Dao's consideration.

He was anxious only in front of his eyes.

When the infantry regiment of the 18th Division guarding the 6th Heavy Artillery Brigade was transferred, the fate of the 6th Heavy Artillery Brigade was actually doomed. Tang Dao was confident enough that he could not break through the defense line of hundreds of Japanese infantry.

Tang Dao was not worried about winning a victory that had been decided a week in advance. He was worried about more than a thousand people who were left several kilometers away to face the 36th Infantry Brigade.

The 36th Infantry Brigade may not be able to break through the blocking line of defense for the time being, but they have enough troops and heavy firepower. When the sun rises and the position is clearly visible, he will lead them, let alone Zhao and Tuesday's thousand soldiers. The main force of the entire army returned to support, which was like a moth flying into a flame.

Because, not far away, there is the 18th Division, the Japanese army has enough reinforcements, and there will be Japanese fighter planes in the sky.

The most terrible thing is that at this point, he no longer has enough tactical maneuver space. The Japanese army only needs to draw out another infantry regiment to surround his 3,000 men and horses in this humid wilderness.

The three infantry divisions on the Jiashan defense line used defense fortifications to resist the indiscriminate bombardment of an infantry division and a heavy artillery brigade of the Japanese army. They had already suffered heavy casualties and were exhausted. If the Hunan Army Division had not used its terrible will as a "Hunan Barbarian" Night attacks again and again caused the Japanese army, which had suffered several heavy losses, to stay away from the battlefield every night. In fact, the defense line had already been breached.

Tonight, in order to cooperate with him in the battle, the three infantry divisions took great risks and left their relatively strong fortifications to proactively attack the 18th Division. It was almost conceivable that their losses would be several times that of the usual daytime defensive battles.

It can be said that the victory of the 6th Heavy Artillery Brigade in this raid was not only the huge sacrifice made by the blocking position, nor even the sacrifice of the entire advance group, but the sacrifice of all Chinese people on the entire Jiashan defense line.

If statistics were compiled after the war, Tang Dao was even sure that the number of Chinese soldiers killed and injured that night would never be less than that of the Japanese army.

However, it's all worth it.

After the two lieutenant generals heard about Tang Dao's almost fanciful plan a week ago, although they could not believe it and hesitated, they finally agreed to take the risk, not because of how perfect Tang Dao's plan was, but because this time it was completely The goals of gambling tactics are tempting enough.

With all the elites of the army deployed, under the heavy encirclement and suppression of the Japanese army, the whole army still needs to be fully assisted. Even if it is not considered bankrupt, it is still a bankruptcy-style gamble.

But as long as we can kill the heavy artillery brigade, it's worth it.

That's because the two army lieutenant generals with extremely rich combat experience knew the terror of heavy artillery. If there were no solid fortifications, let alone their two infantry divisions, they would not have the confidence to fight with the Japanese army even if there were five or six more. An infantry division faced off.

When they thought that they would be pursued by a Japanese division with a heavy artillery brigade, the two lieutenant generals felt like they had a thorn in their backs. Sooner or later, they would be doomed.

Rather than that, it's better to use Tang Dao's move, which is almost like a gamble.

According to Lieutenant General Wu, as long as he can defeat the Japanese heavy artillery brigade, not to mention the 3,000 elites, even if this number is multiplied by two, his Songjiang army will also make a fortune, and at least half of them will be able to leave this place alive. The film has been completely eroded battlefield.

To put it bluntly, the reason why Tang Dao and the advance team are called abandoned sons is not because they were abandoned at the Baihe Port Bridge, but here.

At night, the entire army was mobilized to hold back the 20,000-strong army of the 18th Division. This was the limit of what the three infantry divisions could do. The fate of the remaining Tang Dao and the advance regiment could only depend on God.

At this moment, the advance team was like an unsheathed steel knife. The Japanese were bleeding with one blow and almost died from the pain, but the knife came out without any return.

Underneath the ultimate victory, hidden is the crisis of complete annihilation.

Fortunately, the battle situation exceeded Tang Dao's expectations. The Japanese artillery commander was very determined and exploded the artillery on his own after the defense line was breached. However, they were still late. Six 150-caliber heavy artillery were captured by Tang Dao's main force.

Tang Dao finally got a chance for himself and the advance team.

From that moment on, Tang Dao did not simply want to return to support Zhao and Tuesday's blocking position, he wanted to return to the Jiashan defense line.

Those 150-meter heavy artillery with sufficient ammunition are the sharpest spears in Tang Dao's hands, and they are the spears that confront the fierce and powerful 36th Infantry Brigade.

Tang Dao wants to repel the 36th Infantry Brigade.

But big things like artillery are by no means just something you can play with. First of all, you have to have someone who can operate them. Cheng Tietou and a group of elite artillerymen have a background in mortars. Small-caliber mortars are most commonly used by even the Japanese army. There is no problem with the control of the infantry cannon, and it is barely possible to even lay the 150 heavy artillery flat and fire a few blindly at the front.

However, if you want to adjust the elevation range of heavy artillery and many other units to carry out artillery bombardment on the 36th Infantry Brigade which is more than 6,000 meters away, it is really too much to think about.

Even if they had the guts to do it, Tang Dao wouldn't dare.

On that position, in addition to the Japanese, there were thousands of his troops, including the Four Lines Battalion, the Cavalry Battalion, and the Fire Support Company, including Lei Xiong, Gong Shaoxun, Leng Feng, Li Jiujin, Pang Dahai, Lu Sanjiang, Niu Er, and Yang Xiao Shan and other elite soldiers and generals are all there.

Some of these people are his most promising officers, and some are special warriors he has carefully trained. The death of one of them is enough to break his heart, let alone being exposed to the squandering of a bunch of artillerymen who have never controlled heavy artillery. Shot.

Na Tang Dao would rather lead this group of elite soldiers to have a 'sword versus wheat' battle with the Japanese.

It is the fate of a soldier to die on the battlefield fighting the enemy, but if he dies under the control of his own people, Tang Dao will never forgive himself.

The little butterfly from the future is China's most powerful individual soldier. He has been involved in many types of weapons from all branches of the sea, land and air. Not to mention large-caliber artillery, he has flown tanks, helicopters and even fighter jets, but this does not mean that he can immediately He can get started with 'old' cannons produced in the 1930s, and he also needs test fires to calibrate the gun's fire unit and accuracy.

Tang Dao had already thought of a countermeasure when he received the captured heavy artillery.

However, after the entire battlefield was under his control.

When Lieutenant Colonel Setouchi of the 36th Artillery Brigade, who had changed his command before the battle, summoned his subordinates to formulate new tactics, on the position of the 6th Heavy Artillery Brigade, the main force led by Tang Dao also basically gained control of the battlefield. right.

Although sharp-edged troops such as the Sixing Battalion and the Cavalry Battalion were lost, as well as all mortars, the Garrison Battalion, an elite unit that had experienced Songjiang street fighting, was still enough to complete the interspersed encirclement that was not too strong.

Although the performance of the 25mm twin-mounted machine gun captured from the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery brigade is far inferior to that of the Sulotong machine gun, in the face of the temporary field fortifications constructed by the Japanese artillery, it is absolutely a God-killing existence.

By the time a position where more than 600 Japanese troops gathered was breached, and all the officers and subordinates, including the major general brigade commander, were killed in the wilderness, the Japanese army, which had lost its command, was in a state of collapse.

A large number of Japanese soldiers who lost their will to fight were killed, but at the same time, many Japanese soldiers chose to kneel down and beg for surrender.

It's not that their fighting will is not strong enough. In fact, a group of artillerymen with few rifles resisted more than a thousand elites led by Tang Dao for more than 3 hours. Such a record is enough to make

The pride of the 6th Heavy Artillery Brigade has evaporated.

The artillerymen who lost their artillery were actually not much better than a group of armed militiamen. Their combat effectiveness was actually far beyond Tang Dao's expectations.

Kneeling down and begging for surrender, that was the outcome after three hours of constant defeats, watching one's own position being eroded bit by bit, and one's colleagues being mercilessly killed in the wilderness, and finally the will to survive prevailed.

Survival is the instinct of living things.

Using this kind of mill-style attack inspired some of the Japanese artillerymen's most primitive will to survive. This was also the result Tang Dao wanted to see most.

Because he needs these artillery prisoners of war.

Or to be more precise, those six 150-meter heavy guns need gunners.