The War of Resistance

The night gave me black eyes, but I used them to look for light.

There are black figures in the dark night, but they want to create the light generated by the explosion in the dark night.

At this time, the group of figures holding weapons and bending forward in the ruins were none other than Wang Laomao and his group.

They are all veterans, and everyone is very careful not to step on broken tiles or kick their toes on bricks.

During these three days of hiding, of course they also observed targets that could be used to attack or that were worthy of attack.

Just northwest of them, there is a "T" intersection.

The vertical line with the character "D" is the main road back from the front line, which is the main battlefield between China and Japan. However, at the two separate intersections, the Japanese army transported the wounded on the left and ammunition on the right.

In other words, the Japanese troops transporting wounded soldiers back from the front line went to the left, while the Japanese troops transporting ammunition came out of the crossing on the right.

This is a village, but the buildings are in ruins. Wang Laomao and the others are afraid of being exposed and dare not go out to conduct reconnaissance, but this does not prevent them from inferring that the location of the Japanese ammunition is behind the ruins at the intersection on the right.

Therefore, that is the target of their raid tonight.

There is no road in the world. When more people walk on it, it becomes a road.

At the beginning of life, no one is afraid of walking at night, but after walking at night a lot, no one is afraid of the darkness of the night, not to mention Mr. Wang and the others are all battle-hardened warriors.

It's just that it's one thing to ignore it strategically, but it's another thing to pay attention to it tactically.

There seemed to be no fighting tonight, and the Japanese army did not fire flares, so the surrounding area became shadowy.

But Mr. Wang and the others still underestimated the difficulty of walking on the streets filled with bricks and rubbles among the ruins. It was impossible for them not to make any noise.

Not long after they set off, they didn't know who kicked a stone with their toe, and the stone made a "Gululu" sound in the quiet night.

But then the kicked stone hit something bigger, maybe a brick or a tile, and it made a "dang" sound.

At this sound, all the soldiers stopped in their tracks or bent down, ready to smash the grenade they were holding or kneeling to point their guns forward.

Although their movements were characterized by the unique skill and agility of veterans, when these nearly thirty people moved, there was naturally another clash of guns and grenades.

During emergency operations, the sound of pulling the bolt or the collision of firearms is inevitable.

As for the collision sound of the grenade, it was much louder than the sound of the firearm!

Can you blame others? Who told them to seize so many grenades?

They were rushing to raid the Japanese army, so they naturally wouldn't carry the grenade box under their arms, so they distributed a few extra grenades to one person.

The grenade was made of metal and not a soft white steamed bun. They paused suddenly. How could the grenade not make a sound when it collided in the pocket or belt?

Everyone secretly shouted "It's broken", they all held their breath and stared at the darkness ahead, just like the arrow that had been tightened, and there was only a moment left to let go of the arrow!

The night became suffocating, and there seemed to be countless gunpowder in the air gathering at a certain point, and there was only one final "bang" before the battle started.

However, there was no alert sound from the Japanese army in the dark night.

Mr. Wang, who was walking in front, let out a long sigh of relief, and then ordered in a low voice: "More on!"

So the soldiers continued to move forward.

And just when they entered the intersection on the right side of the "T"-shaped road, and could already see the broken wall that had not completely fallen down under the night sky, they suddenly heard the Japanese shouting from the front!

God knows what the first half of the password the Japanese soldier asked was. For example, if someone asked about the foot of Mount Fuji, it stands to reason that they would reply that the cherry blossoms were in full bloom.

It's just that none of them understand Japanese or are interested in Japanese. What they are interested in is just fighting Japanese!

Mr. Wang, who was in charge of the command, shouted "Hit", and in the darkness they heard the sound of a Japanese hatch-shaped grenade colliding with the fuse, and then the "whoosh" of the grenade flying towards the Japanese army. The "whoosh" sound and the "pop" sound of gunfire fired by the Japanese sentry.

A night attack started like this!

Who knows how many grenades Mr. Wang and the others threw out in the darkness?

But even though they didn't know, the veterans knew that the Japanese sentry should be hiding behind the ruined wall, and the grenade was naturally running behind the wall to greet him.

Since the grenade exploded into pieces, a charge must follow.

Mr. Wang and the others rushed forward just as the white light from the explosion flashed on top of the broken wall.

The quality of the veterans was really high. Although it was dark night, the grenades they threw flew over the wall in the darkness and exploded behind the wall.

With the wall blocking it, wouldn't the flash of the grenade explosion only appear above the broken wall?

"Hurry up!" Wang Laomao shouted, and the soldiers rushed forward desperately.

During the day, they were blocked by the ruins of the broken wall, so of course they couldn't see what was going on behind the wall.

When they thought about it, the place where the Japanese army placed their ammunition was not right next to the broken wall, but it was not far away.

If they could rush to this side of the broken wall and use the broken wall as a cover to throw grenades wildly, they might be able to take over the Japanese army's ammunition depot!

Of course, if the ammunition depot is of such size, they will definitely suffer casualties when it explodes.

But if you are afraid of wolves in the front and tigers in the back, then don't come out to fight the Japanese! How wonderful it would be if they find a place where the sky is high and the emperor is far away, where the grass falls and Kou Zhanshan becomes the king. The old man Wang also has a ready-made Mrs. Yazhai!

Since you have chosen to go to the battlefield, you must be prepared to die!

Mr. Wang and the others finally rushed to the broken wall after a very short period of running. But God knows why the Japanese army reacted so quickly this time. They suddenly heard that the other side of the broken wall was not very far away. There was a sudden "bang" sound.

All of them instinctively looked up, and saw a shining "shooting star" rushing out of the broken wall!

In an instant, the meteor flew into the sky. Just as the veterans shouted "Hide! Flares!", the meteor exploded with a "bang" in the sky above their heads.

In an instant, the darkness disappears and the light suddenly appears!

The Japanese army shot out the flares extremely quickly after being attacked.

"Oh no!" a soldier shouted.

"Just use the light to find the ammunition depot!" Another soldier shouted.

If we don't say that people's thoughts are affected by their personalities after all, the one who deserves the bad reputation is Chen Hanwen. He is always cautious. He feels that if the Japanese army shoots out the flares, they will be exposed. At this time, there are a group of enemies waiting for them. Isn’t that bad?

But it was Ma Erhuzi who asked for help to find the ammunition depot.

Ma Erhuzi is also a tiger, but he is not like Tiger Zhuzi. Tiger Zhuzi is a real tiger, and Ma Erhuzi is just a little stunned when doing things, but he can think after all.

Since the Japanese army used the illumination bomb, they could not carry out a sneak attack and launch a strong attack. Wouldn't it be possible to use the light of the illumination bomb to discover where the Japanese army's ammunition depot was?

Just when Ma Erhuzi was shouting, he rushed in and as soon as he showed his head, everyone heard the sound of "holes and holes" of heavy machine gun fire in front of them.

And just in the sound of gunshots, they heard a "dang-dang" sound on the wall in front of them.

The "dang-dang" sound was as fast as rain hitting banana trees, but it was as powerful as the beating of war drums in the ears, and the bullets passed through the gap in the broken wall. At that moment, they In front of him was a cloud of smoke and dust from bullets hitting the wall!

broken! This was the first thought that Wang Lao Mao had after he lay down subconsciously. The stupid Japanese actually put a heavy machine gun on the collapsed city wall.

oops! Why didn’t we people notice it?

Didn't this little devil set up a trap for us people to get in?

The heavy machine gun in front is blocked there, and the shooting power of the heavy machine gun at this distance can directly smash the wall! This is a slap in the face,

But at this time, the flare was shining brightly above their heads. They originally wanted to rush up to the collapsed wall and rush out from there.

But now it was impossible for them to rush forward, so under the illumination of this flare, where should they run this time when they had nowhere to hide?

I am no longer a free agent. I am very busy at the end of the year, so updates are slow. I hope you can understand me.