Rise From Eight Hundred

After receiving the battle report in front of Hill No. 3, Kunisaki's face flushed red.

In order to preserve the strength of the detachment, it was also a tactical plan. Although the battles on Hill No. 1 and Hill No. 2 were equally fierce, the real breakthrough point of his army was Hill No. 3, which seemed to be the most insignificant on both sides of the road.

If Hill No. 3 could be occupied, the seemingly tight triangular formation of the Chinese army would be broken, and the army that continued to advance from Hill No. 3 would surround the other two hills, and it would be difficult for the defenders on the hills to form a so-called horn.

For this reason, he deliberately delegated the command of the 105 howitzers carried by his artillery battalion to Takeuchi Yunshan and Li Shoushan, and even supported them with an armored squad.

Who knew that these two stupid guys, after using heavy artillery to bombard for so long, handed in such an answer sheet - they attacked fiercely for a long time, lost hundreds of soldiers but gained nothing.

"Asshole! Tell Li Shoushan and Takeuchi Yunshan that if they fail to capture the high ground before dusk, let them apologize to the Emperor!" Kuniaki angrily gave a death order to his two subordinates who were hundreds of meters away.

The military order was cold and ruthless!

Of course, Takeuchi Yunshan and Li Shoushan, who received the military order, were not too worried about their lives except for the cold sweat on their foreheads...

Kuniaki was only a major general, but he was not qualified to use such military law to deal with a Japanese army colonel and an "ally" major general. However, since he said that, it fully expressed the anger of the highest commander of the Japanese Guangde front.

He actually started to talk nonsense!

Even if Li Shoushan and Takeuchi Yunshan were not afraid of death, they were afraid that this major general who looked gentle but not generous would put them in a small notebook. In less than 3 hours, they organized three consecutive desperate attacks.

Through the battle situation, Takeuchi Yunshan also knew that his existing artillery was not very useful for the Chinese defenders hiding on the back of the mountain, but he still did not change his fighting style. Each wave of desperate infantry was accompanied by extended artillery fire.

However, these three times were even crazier. When the Jing'an Army's vanguard infantry was 70 to 80 meters away from the position, there were at least six infantry guns firing.

In addition to artillery shells, there were more bullets.

On the hilltop 700 meters away, Takeuchi Yunshan deployed at least 20 heavy machine guns. 20 heavy machine guns at almost the same height could spit out more than 100 rounds of bullets per second at the Chinese defenders' positions, which means nearly 10,000 rounds per minute.

It is probably not enough to describe it as a rain of bullets.

After the war, Chinese soldiers who entered the scene could find a bullet in a handful of soil. You can imagine how crazy the Japanese army was.

The two observation posts kept blowing crazy whistles amid the explosion of artillery shells. Soldiers rushed into the positions under the still-exploding artillery fire. Before entering the trenches, three people were knocked over by the air wave.

The red-eyed Jing'an Army had almost rushed to less than 30 meters away from the position with bayonets.

If they didn't charge, the bodies of a whole infantry platoon that fell under the supervision team would be their future.

It's better to die on the battlefield, at least there is a pension, this is the voice of a group of traitors who were forced into a desperate situation.

At this time, who would save ammunition?

10 submachine guns and 20 Mauser pistols almost emptied all their bullets in ten seconds, and the pouring bullets swept down at least 70 or 80 Jing'an Army.

On the Chinese side, more than ten people were swept down by heavy machine guns, basically veterans holding submachine guns and Mauser pistols.

However, people fell down, but the firepower did not stop. Wei Donglai's successor to the submachine gun soldier prepared in advance played a role.

The successor picked up the submachine gun dropped by the victim and continued to shoot until he was also knocked down by the heavy machine gun.

The Jing'an Army, which was defeated again, still stubbornly lay on the spot and fired at the defenders, trying to continue the attack under the cover of the almost crazy rain of bullets from the heavy machine guns.

The Japanese army was very crazy, but the Chinese soldiers were not vegetarians.

The artillery company, which had been dormant for a long time, had only used mortars to bombard the various firepower points of the Jing'an Army on the hillside. It was not that their range was insufficient.

Rather, the artillery observers hiding on the high ground could not find the exact coordinates of the Japanese heavy firepower points.

The trees and shrubs on the slopes of the Japanese army in front of the three high grounds were cleared, but the opposite mountain was full of trees and dense grass.

The Japanese artillery positions also had solid fortifications and forest camouflage. As for the gunpowder smoke from the muzzle, the Japanese had already made camouflage. The smoke was everywhere in the mountains. It was powerless to rely on the artillery observation post to observe from a distance.

But the Japanese also forgot one thing. They could send people to sneak into the forest to infiltrate the two wings of the Chinese position, so the Chinese could do it too.

After a brief encounter with the Japanese, the three members of the second group of the special operations team did not adopt the tactics of hunting the Japanese in the dense forests as Niu Er and others chose. Instead, they handed the defense task to Lao Hei and his two guard squads and Qian Dazhu's three companies who came to support them, and quietly moved towards the forests of Hill No. 3, which was full of fire.

Of course, Kuniaki was not a fool. With the example of the 6th Heavy Artillery Brigade being ambushed by the Chinese, he made careful defense deployment for all his artillery units before the war.

On the hill where 12 infantry guns and 20 heavy machine guns were stationed, there was a Japanese infantry squadron stationed.

A small group of Chinese troops came to attack, and an infantry squadron would not be afraid. If the attacking force was large enough, it would make Kuniaki even more happy.

This place is far away from the Chinese position, but very close to the main camp of the Japanese army. It is completely a self-delivery.

Kunisaki Zheng and the Japanese generals and officers were right to think so, but that was because they did not know what special operations were.

The greatest role of special forces is not to take the head of a general from the army, but to conduct reconnaissance and guidance.

In the future, special forces can guide their own aircraft and missiles to accurately hit the target through wireless signals or laser signals.

In this era, there is no convenient mobile signal source, but the distance from the side is not that far, as long as it can be seen by the naked eye.

A Japanese heavy machine gun position that was shooting hard was found by three junior special forces who came over.

Less than fifty meters away from the flank of the heavy machine gun position, a bright red signal flare was shot into the sky.

"Quick, notify the company commander, the coordinates are 18 degrees southeast, the shooting range is 1,500 meters, and each gun has five rapid fires!" The artillery observer who had been waiting for this signal on the high ground quickly reported to the rear.

All preparations took no more than a minute, and 10 mortars opened fire crazily.

The coordinates reported by the artillery observer naturally had an offset value of tens of meters. Otherwise, if they fired according to the coordinates of the signal flare, they would not hit the Japanese heavy firepower position but their own scouts.

More than 30 of the 50 mortar shells fell into the Japanese heavy machine gun position, with a hit rate of 70%. Five of the 10 heavy machine guns on the position, along with the machine gunners, were blown into pieces, and four were blown into twists by the air wave, leaving only one seedling. :.

The shooters, deputy shooters, and ammunition handlers who did not have time to escape were killed, and the most important heavy firepower of a well-equipped infantry regiment was basically wiped out.

Li Shoushan, who was almost sent away on the spot as he stared blankly at the rumbling of artillery on the mountain behind him, exhausted all his brain cells, and he could not figure out how the Chinese found his carefully deployed heavy machine gun position.

But the truth is just so cruel. The Chinese not only found his heavy firepower point, but also bombarded him recklessly.

But he still couldn't fight back.

Because he didn't know where the opponent's artillery position was.

"Damn it, I'll fight you!" Li Shoushan, who was a little excited, rushed to the front line with his command knife, as if he wanted to go to the battle himself.

Obviously, he was hugged by the panicked officers around him and stopped.

Those who dared not hugged would be sent to the battlefield in the next wave.

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