The decisive battle against the Third Reich

Blood, death, screams.

The result of two fearless armies colliding together was a crazy fight like a medieval cold weapon battle.

There were soldiers fighting each other everywhere. They couldn't even tell the difference between friend and foe in the darkness. All they knew was to knock down everyone who rushed towards them.

A Japanese soldier rushed towards Qinchuan howling with his bayonet pointed out. There was blood on the bayonet. Apparently it had just been pulled out from a German soldier.

Qin Chuan did not hesitate, raised the STG44 and pulled the trigger... "Bang bang" After two rounds of bullets, the Japanese soldier fell to the ground.

The STG44 is not completely unusable in close combat. For example, Qin Chuan is aiming at the target's legs. Because the distance between us and the enemy is very close, the shooting angle of the bullet is very large. Even if the bullet penetrates the target's leg, it will still hit the ground. without accidentally injuring friendly forces.

The Japanese soldier who fell to the ground still tried to stand up, but Qin Chuan added another bullet and turned him into a corpse.

A Japanese soldier raised his gun and aimed at Qinchuan... Although the M1 rifle, like the STG44, also has the problem of penetrating the target and accidentally injuring friendly troops in close combat, the problem of the M1 rifle is even more serious.

The reason is that the M1 rifle is a semi-automatic rifle, and its bullets are 7 rifle bullets. Its charge is much more than the 7 intermediate power bullets of STG44, so the penetrating power is also stronger.

But the Japanese American troops didn't care about friendly fire at all. What they wanted was to defeat the enemy in front of them.

Qin Chuan did not hesitate, raised the rifle to his head and pulled the trigger.

After two "bang bangs", the Japanese soldier's face burst out with blood. He leaned back under the recoil of the bullet, and then fell to the ground like a balloon drained of air.

Qin Chuan had no choice but to do this.

Not to mention that the bullet may not necessarily hit a friendly force after penetrating the target. Even if it hits a friendly force, Qin Chuan still has to shoot... Others in the First Infantry Regiment will also make the same choice. They will not because of some possibility. And give up your life.

What's more, if a bullet can penetrate the body tissue of three people, then it is likely that the bullet aimed at the head and wearing a helmet will not penetrate.

After the magazine was empty, there was no time to change the magazine. When the third Japanese soldier rushed toward him, Qin Chuan blocked the opponent's bayonet with his rifle and then slammed the butt of the rifle on the opponent's neck. .

When he was holding his neck in pain, Qin Chuan took out his pistol and shot him in the chest.

To a certain extent, the pistol at this time will be more useful than the rifle, but it is a pity that its ammunition capacity is only 8 rounds. If it does not hit the enemy's vital point, it will take three, four or even more bullets to ensure that the opponent will not attack him in the next moment. I will stab you with a bayonet before you die.

Fortunately, when the pistol bullets were finished, several German soldiers followed up with STG44 to block Qinchuan's front.

Facts also proved that Qinchuan's decision to order a counterattack in time was correct.

On the one hand, this is because the counterattack can enable the German army to break out of the mortar bombing range of the Japanese army... The automatic weapons equipped by the German army have an absolute advantage in firepower, so being organized and having good sight lines are more beneficial to the German army.

Especially at the moment when the countercharge was launched, the German troops rushing in front could finish all the STG44 bullets in their hands without worrying about accidental damage, so the Japanese troops were knocked upside down in a single encounter.

On the other hand, it was to catch the Japanese army by surprise.

The impact of this factor may seem small, but it is very critical on the battlefield, especially at night and when there are bombardments everywhere.

The reason is that all Japanese American troops have their eyes fixed on the place where the shells exploded, and their intuitive reaction in their minds is to rush there to find the enemy.

But the enemy suddenly appeared in front of them, and they rushed to fight in a hurry.

And just this little bit of hesitation or an accident can be enough to make a decisive difference in a close-quarters fight.

This can be said to be an opportunity.

Although the close combat capability of Japanese-American Americans is higher than that of the German army, even though all Japanese-American Americans have a death wish, even though they all hold a beautiful dream and ambition... to fight for the dignity and freedom of themselves and their families.

But in the end, they collapsed in front of the German army that surged towards them like a tide.

Soon the sound of artillery stopped. The Japanese American mortar troops were not ordered to stop shooting, but the German troops had rushed in front of them, and they had to flee.

A Japanese colonel covered in blood angrily shouted at the fleeing Japanese soldiers. The shout was in Japanese, so Qin Chuan and others did not understand it, but it was still a curse, a shame, and the like.

Werner stepped forward and kicked it to the ground. He was silent for a while, then pulled out the military spur from his waist...

The German soldiers laughed, thinking that the Japanese officer was going to use a military thorn to resist.

Werner raised his gun at him, but was stopped by Qin Chuan.

Qin Chuan knew what he was going to do. It was the tradition of the Japanese, or to be precise, the tradition of the Japanese samurai.

Sure enough, under the gaze of the German soldiers, the Japanese officer stabbed himself in the heart.

"Why did he do this?" someone asked, but no one could answer.

Qin Chuan knew why, but he couldn't explain it clearly because he didn't know whether to regard these people as Japanese or Americans.

With the main force of the 442nd Regiment wiped out, the U.S. Army trapped in Moultrie was completely surrounded and had no chance to break out.

It is said that at this time, there was a little conflict within the besieged troops... The American soldiers thought that it was meaningless to fight at this time, so they were ready to surrender. But the Japanese soldiers insisted on fighting to the last moment.

After the surrender, the US military commented on the Japanese soldiers: "They are too crazy. Although this makes them look brave, we don't understand why they do this! We can't change anything, right? Even if everyone dies in the battle, the ending will be the same!"

But the Japanese soldiers thought differently from them. They didn't even allow the US soldiers to surrender.

In the case of disagreement, the US soldiers finally took advantage of the chaos to escape from the "protection" of the Japanese soldiers... It's ironic that the US military actually had to "escape" from the troops who came to rescue them.

The Japanese soldiers resisted until the last moment. They wanted to withdraw to Moltre and continue to hold on by relying on the terrain there, but the German army had already occupied it first.

In the end, only thirteen Japanese soldiers raised their hands and became German prisoners.

At this time, there was only more than an hour before dawn.

"We have to hurry!" said Colonel Slain. "These rabbits put us at risk of being bombed by American planes!"