The War of Resistance

"Do you want to kill more Japanese devils?" Cheng Peng asked loudly.

"Yes!" The soldiers with him answered in unison.

In theory, they were ambushing the Japanese army now, and the Japanese scouts on the road were almost reaching the closest point to them.

However, the closest point was about 300 meters away from them, and Cheng Peng led this squad of soldiers to disperse relatively far under his orders, so even if he spoke a little louder, the Japanese soldiers probably couldn't hear him.

But just at this moment, they heard a series of gunshots, "bang", "bang", and "bang", and some bullets went directly into the soil near their hiding place and made a "chi" sound.

"No! We've been discovered!" A soldier shouted.

Everyone tightened their guns, and the index finger of their right hand hooked on the trigger.

"Don't move anyone!" But at this time Qian Chuan'er suddenly shouted.

When Qian Chuan'er shouted, the fingers that were originally touching the trigger stopped instinctively.

Before Qian Chuan'er could say why they didn't let everyone move, the Japanese army's gunfire rang out again, and this time it was a light machine gun.

However, when the Japanese light machine gun rang out, the soldiers relaxed instead.

The reason was that although the Japanese machine gun rang out, the bullets did not shoot at the ambush here, but at a hundred meters in front of them, because a few puffs of dust could be seen splashing there.

"The little devils are cheating! They are all hidden! No one is allowed to shoot without my order!" Cheng Peng also shouted at this time.

But at the same time, Cheng Peng secretly cried "shame" in his heart.

When the Japanese scouts fired the gun, he was also shocked.

He also thought that they were discovered by the Japanese army. After all, the Japanese army now understood their fighting style. It was entirely possible for the scouts walking in front to carefully observe both sides of the road and find them.

But when he noticed that the Japanese army was shooting blindly, it was after Qian Chuan'er reminded him, which was a late realization.

Since it was clear that the Japanese were shooting blindly, it was a false alarm. Everyone calmed down and waited for the Japanese to pass by and the Japanese troops behind to come up.

"Hey, if the little Japanese shot blindly and really killed someone, how unlucky that would be!" A soldier glanced at Cheng Peng not far away, and whispered when he saw that Cheng Peng did not notice him.

The battle was about to begin, and only the Northeast soldiers could still be talkative at this time.

Most of the soldiers recruited by Shang Zhen's camp were Shandong soldiers. Regardless of the temperament and quality of Shandong people, they would definitely not be as talkative as Northeast people.

"You shot blindly and happened to kill a wild duck?" Another old soldier next to him disagreed.

"That didn't happen to me, but I was a little unlucky once, and a bird fell from the sky and hit me on the head." said the soldier who started the topic.

"Why didn't Qiao'er Baba just fall into your mouth? So that you can shut your mouth! It's already so late, why are you still dithering!" The companion said angrily.

So, the soldier kept silent.

The Japanese scouts walked over, and after a while, the Japanese puppet army brigade arrived at the point on the road closest to Cheng Peng's ambush.

This Japanese army is also miserable.

When they usually move towards a certain goal, aren't they always arrogant?

The scouts cleared the way in front, and the officers in the brigade behind rode on tall horses, and the soldiers walked with guns on their shoulders.

But this time, the Japanese puppet army all held rifles and looked ready to fight at any time.

Why is this so? It's all thanks to the Northeast soldiers in Shang Zhenying!

As I said, they have better marksmanship than regular troops and have sufficient ammunition, but they fight guerrilla warfare and black guns, and run away after the fight. Everyone is afraid!

The Japanese army was not marching fast, and it couldn't be faster.

The reason was that their carriages had been almost destroyed by Shang Zhen and his men. The remaining carriages had to carry both supplies and wounded soldiers, so the speed was really not fast.

Everyone was waiting for Cheng Peng's order to shoot.

But Cheng Peng was not in a hurry to observe with a telescope for a moment, and then he put down the telescope and put up the rifle.

At this time, he had already understood.

He aimed his rifle at a Japanese officer riding on a warhorse.

Now Shang Zhen's battalion was full of double-gun generals, and the battalion commander Shang Zhen was like this, so the company commanders under his command naturally had to learn.

Although Cheng Peng decided to fight for a little longer, he couldn't fight a positional battle with the Japanese army. Since he had a telescope, he had to pick a valuable target to shoot.

At this time, Cheng Peng didn't know that if this Japanese army had not been attacked before, he would still have to spend some effort to shoot the Japanese officer with a gun.

The reason was that the Japanese officers still had guards.

However, because Chu Tian and his men had almost killed all the horses pulling the carts, the Japanese had no choice but to take away the horses escorted by the Japanese officers and use them as horses pulling the carts.

Now, there was only one Japanese officer riding on the horse, so this problem was not involved.

"Listen to my orders, and take my gunshot as a signal." Cheng Peng said while aiming his rifle at the Japanese officer on the warhorse.

The rifle in his hand was moving slightly at a speed that was invisible to the naked eye as the Japanese warhorse moved forward.

There is a shooting principle for rifle shooting called intentional aiming and unintentional firing.

At that time, the soldiers of the Northeast Army might not have such precise language descriptions, but they all understood this principle.

Shooting at a target hundreds of meters away is a very subtle or very micro-super action.

When a person is still, even the beating of his heart will affect the accuracy of firing the bullet.

So just aim at the target and don't deliberately pull the trigger, but just slowly retract the index finger that pulls the trigger during the aiming process.

In this way, the slight vibration of the muzzle caused by the heartbeat or deliberate action at the moment of shooting can be avoided to the greatest extent.

"Pah", Cheng Peng's gun fired.

And with his gun firing, the gunshots of the soldiers naturally rang out, especially the light machine gun that fired a burst of shots directly.

Although the Japanese army brigade behind was also careful, it was a large group of people after all, with limited distance between soldiers, and they were advancing in two columns, so firing a burst of shots would be more efficient.

Another sudden but unexpected attack by the Japanese army began. Although some Japanese soldiers were shot, all the Japanese and puppet soldiers on the road lay down and raised their guns.

It's just that the puppet soldiers just fired randomly, and they didn't deliberately aim their rifles at anything.

The puppet army is a puppet army after all.

When Chu Tian and his men attacked this Japanese and puppet army, they didn't even shoot at the puppet army. If they changed it to scolding people, why didn't we shoot you? Don't you fake foreign devils have any idea in your mind?

The Japanese soldiers on the road naturally fired back, and some war horses were also knocked down.

But at this time, Cheng Peng's attention was all on the Japanese officer riding a war horse.

But who would have thought that Cheng Peng's first shot didn't hit!

Under his shot, the Japanese officer quickly pulled the reins and tried to jump off the horse.

At this time, Cheng Peng quickly turned the bolt, and his second shot rang again.

This time he still missed the target, but the shot hit the warhorse ridden by the Japanese officer, so the officer fell down with his horse.

My marksmanship is still rusty! Cheng Peng couldn't help but sigh in his heart.

Cheng Peng's rifle shooting was originally quite good, and he was a famous sharpshooter in his regiment.

But after he became the company commander, he used the rifle less and basically used the 20-shot box gun.

It is said that a good shooter is fed with bullets, and the result is that he practiced the box gun quite well, but the rifle is a little rusty.

But who is to blame for this?

If Shang Zhen had not been the battalion commander or the original battalion commander, Cheng Peng would basically not use a rifle in battle, because that kind of thing was done by the soldiers, and he was only responsible for commanding.

The Japanese counterattack came quickly, and Cheng Peng's light machine gun only fired three rounds of bullets in total, and then the Japanese shot bullets in front of them.

Three rounds of bullets sound like a lot, but even with changing the magazine, it takes less than a minute!

"Retreat!" Qian Chuan'er suddenly shouted in the wheat field.

As he shouted, Cheng Peng also began to shout to retreat. They put away their guns and retreated behind the wormwood bushes. But at the same time, a horse suddenly cried in the wheat field, and then a horse pulled a carriage and ran wildly into the depths of the wheat field!