No matter how the Japanese navy and army were slander and army, because of their first encounter with China on the morning of November 6, they were quarreled and criticized each other, and they still had to fight Songjiang City, a must-pass place.

As the biggest victim and the insulterator who was vented by Lieutenant General Heisuke Yanagawa, one of the miscellaneous troops in the Japanese Army, the entire 114th Division rushed to the road before the entire 114th Division had finished breakfast.

Yes, just like the Chinese side has Type A and Type B Divisions, the same is true for the Japanese Army. Seventeen permanent divisions are Type A Divisions, that is, those with numbers within 20 are Type A, and those with numbers outside 100 are Type B. In the late stage of the war, there will be Type C Divisions.

However, it is definitely not to say that the B Division is not good. The 114th Division is the stronger among the B Divisions, and it has become one of the seven divisions that once broke into Jinling in time and space and committed heinous crimes.

But this guy has too much unlucky attributes. He only stayed in China for two years in time and space, but his division commander was revoked because his division commander was shot dead.

And this time, the unlucky attribute that originally came with was obviously added again because of the arrival of a small butterfly.

When I came up, I was slapped and beaten by the Chinese in the face.

The face of his division commander Shigeji Momatsu has been ashen since he received the shattered telegram from the reconnaissance squadron.

Landing from the Jinshanwei mudflat, the 114th Division, which was the vanguard of the 10th Army, began to hit a wall.

In the landing battle on the morning of November 5, they killed nearly a thousand Chinese people, with nearly a thousand casualties. The one-to-one damage seems to be quite reasonable in the landing battle.

But in the afternoon, a small offensive and defensive battle, with the help of naval guns and the artillery carried by the division itself, was damaged by hundreds of times, and the precious time was delayed.

His face is already swollen.

However, when he was bored on the sea, he even thought that his wife was alone in the empty bedroom and wore a stack of hats on him, but he never thought that his 400-person reconnaissance squadron would be completely broken.

The most outrageous thing is that those idiots die and die, but they never even had a dime reconnaissance report back.

Are they just going to give birth to Chinese people thousands of miles away?

"Please ask Shirojijun, you immediately rush to the Songjiang army. The honor of the Imperial Army cannot be slandered like this." Yanagawa Heisuke's call was not fierce, but his already-raised anger was vividly revealed on the paper.

How could Shigeji Sumatsu, who was scolded mercilessly by such a commander of the same level, not angry?

The Chinese think that my 114th Division is easy to bully? Otherwise, I will always be injured by Mao?

After three consecutive setbacks, the once ambitious lieutenant general of the B Division, sitting on his big green horse, and a feeling of self-pity.

To be honest, the base camp formed the 10th Army in North China and drew the 18th Division, known as the "Imperial Double B", and the 6th Division, known as "black skin and bright red blood". Then I felt that the strength was still insufficient, so I took part in his 114th Division, which had just entered North China. I might also think that the combat effectiveness of the 114th Division was a bit terrible, and I also equipped them with a detachment, which was nominally controlled by his 114th Division. In fact, the Guoqi Detachment, which had nearly 10,000 troops from the Fifth Division, was basically not very bad.

They are all awesome Division A, only Class B Division, but they even let him play the striker. They are using his 114th Division as cannon fodder.

He was despised by his colleagues and his subordinates were not strong enough. How could Lieutenant General Momatsu Shigeji and his nearly 10,000 troops not hold their breath?

The only object of venting anger is the Chinese.

Marched rapidly all the way.

By noon, the Chinese cavalry, 15 kilometers away from Songjiang City, saw the rolling smoke and dust stirring up from the Japanese vanguard in their telescopes.

Heavy murderous intent!

The cost of nearly 400 people under his command proved that the Chinese defenders in the Songjiang area were much more courageous than he thought, Mo Song Shigeji learned his lesson this time. The Chinese dared to release artillery soldiers out of the city to attack gunboats located in the river, and it was no problem to attack infantry.

The vanguard alone has half a cavalry corps, an infantry brigade and an engineering brigade carried by motorcycles and trucks. The troops are as high as 2,000 people and the combat effectiveness can be at least as strong as one Chinese infantry brigade.

If the Chinese dare to use the same trick again and sneak attack this vanguard, the Chinese have made a mistake. The cavalry and infantry have a total of more than 1,300 combat soldiers, even if a Chinese infantry division comes, they can block the situation. The main infantry force following behind quickly follows up and swallow them in one bite.

Motsushi Matsu is right, China does not have the courage.

It’s not that I’m afraid of the 114th Division. Even if it’s a field battle, the fully equipped 67th Army is not afraid to set up a formation with this B Division.

Unfortunately, the 114th Division that came to fight was just a vanguard, and there were two main divisions of the Japanese army behind, which was really impossible to defeat.

Therefore, the 114th Division was unobstructed all the way. Even though the engineer corps began to build pontoon bridges on the selected river bank under the cover of cavalry and infantry, there was no attack on both sides of the Huangpu River.

This made the Japanese lieutenant general who was beaten a little scared.

What conspiracy are being brewed by the Chinese?

The terrible inertial thinking led to the Japanese Lieutenant General like a child who was used to being beaten. Suddenly one day he was treated with warmth, and the psychology he had developed was definitely not touching, but suspicion.

The cavalry regiment under Mosong Shiroji, who was still more than ten kilometers away, was based on cavalry squadrons, one searched along the south bank of the Huangpu River, and the other crossed the north bank through the initially built pontoon bridge to search, so as to avoid being attacked by bold Chinese artillery when the main force crossed the river.

The Japanese Lieutenant General of the Army still knows a little bit about the principle of half-crossing attack.

What does it mean to find a draw type by yourself?

It's Matsushimatsu.

The Chinese cavalry, who were originally staying in the distance, only closely monitored the movements of the Japanese army and reported to the command center the time and direction of the Japanese army through the field radio station they carried, and did not have the intention to have a fight with the Japanese army.

The Japanese army that rushed towards Songjiang was divided into three sections: front, middle and back. The ones were cavalry, trucks and motorcycles. The troops were close to an infantry regiment. No matter how strong the cavalry were, they would not encounter such a tough stubborn person.

The middle road was even more fierce. Although the cavalry in the middle hiding in the woods were hiding across a river, they didn't dare to leave. It was an infantry queue of more than 5,000 people. Even if they didn't leave, they could just move out a few infantry cannons, which would make them doubt their lives.

There were artillery, baggage troops and accompanying infantry brigades to protect the rear, so the cavalry could only take a look.

But what are the Japanese doing now?

He actually sent a cavalry squadron to cross the Huangpu River first and headed towards Songjiang.

"Brother, what are the Japanese trying to do?" The obviously younger of the two cavalrymen who stayed in this area of ​​reconnaissance asked in confusion about the veteran who was biting the grass roots and bearded with stubble.

"What do you want to do? I was stunned by our artillery in the morning. Come and find our artillery! We won't be able to catch our heads like this when the main force crosses the river." The veteran replied casually, but with an admiration. "The Deputy Director Tang is so terrible. The Japanese actually chose the place where we brothers stay as the landing site."

Because he was afraid of encountering Japanese fighter jets and exposed the target, the main cavalry was hiding far away from the Huangpu River bank, and only dropped cavalry similar to observation posts about one kilometer near the river bank, with one group of two. If there is any situation, one cavalry can return to the report first.

Before Tang Dao took the cannon camp back to Songjiang City, he specially drew a place on the map, saying that the possibility of the Japanese army crossing the river here is extremely high.

Gong Shaoxun, the battalion commander of the cavalry battalion directly under the military headquarters, was somewhat dissatisfied, and he still lost nearly ten groups of observation posts along the Huangpu River according to his own ideas. The cavalry naturally supported their boss more.

But now it seems that Deputy Director Tang is right again, and the Japanese army really chose to log in here.

Fortunately, Tang Dao's command in the morning wiped out the Japanese landing troops and destroyed three gunboats. Gong Shaoxun, who was not very convinced, finally left two cavalry companies in this area as key areas and took charge of them personally.

"Then, brother, what should we do now?" The young soldier obviously had no time to admire Deputy Director Tang, and he cared more about the present.

The more than 100 Japanese cavalrymen had already crossed the river and started to complete the team.

If they get closer and find them, they will definitely die clearly.

The war horses used by the Japanese are all high-headed and large horses improved by hybridization. Short-range sprints are much faster than the short-legged Mongolian horses they equipped.

"Nonsense, get on the horse and run!" The veteran spit out the grassroots in his mouth, pulled the little brother and turned around and ran wildly, and rode the war horse tied more than 20 meters away.

He activated the war horse and ran backwards regardless of the situation, which was quite a bit like running away in a panic.

However, even his little brother didn't see it, and the veteran's back flashed in his eyes with his back towards Huangpujiang.
Chapter completed!