The second lieutenant platoon leader knew very well that even a few people would not know where the trio there would be, otherwise he would not have brought out the two red signal flares he carried with him with his old abacus.

He was anxious and ordered the other high ground to draw half of the troops to support the positions on both wings. He wanted to kill these Japanese troops in the shortest time to support Lao Zapan and Tudou.

That boy, Potato, is one of the symbols of the Steel Company.

After all, the entire 7th Steel Company, even the company commander of Wei Donglai was lying in the medical team without any awakening. Only Tudou, the little boy, went to the position they once guarded.

The lonely man held the figure covered in flesh and blood, which moved many soldiers from the four camps.

In a sense, potatoes are a banner, a living flag.

The platoon leader of the lieutenant, who was anxious and red-eyed, arrived with 22 soldiers. A total of more than 70 Chinese soldiers attacked more than 30 Japanese troops on the slope under the cover of heavy machine guns, mortars and grenade launchers.

The original offensive and defensive sides were magically exchanged.

However, at this time, the guards had no positional fortifications, and they could not even get the decent suppressive firepower-----light machine guns. There were only about 30 single-shot rifles bolted.

The Chinese soldiers approaching them from three directions were crushing in terms of military strength and firepower.

The battle will be completely over in a few minutes.

Perhaps, before the battle ends, two infantry squads will be able to support them at high speed.

I just don't know if it's time to come.
Chapter completed!