In the trenches of the Japanese army.

Kanda Masato's face was ashen.

Five minutes ago, news came from the flank, and he personally ordered a breakthrough to the flank of the Chinese position to fail.

But the failure is not scary. This night, the Imperial Army suffered more losses, and the failures on local battlefields were already common for Masato Kanda.

What Kanda Masato was angry about was his good, bad, spiritual battlefield intuition.

As the intuition reminded him, it was really the Chinese reinforcements that arrived.

If it weren't for reinforcements, his flank breakthrough tactics would have worked long ago, and all the Chinese on the defense line were now left with dying struggles.

But, that's just if.

Perhaps there were not many troops, but under the moonlight, Chinese people continued to join the battlefield, and the defense line, which was already in danger, was strengthened again.

The fierce offensive of the infantry, which had already had a thorough advantage, was curbed again.

Moreover, the Chinese who came to help had re-owned mortars.

The heavy machine guns and infantry artillery positions that were originally conquering on the hills became the key targets of Chinese mortars.

What made the Japanese army suffer was that in order to capture the hill, the artillery soldiers worked too hard, and threw at least 800 shells on the hill, blowing the small hills bare, without trees or stones. Apart from the craters, they were floating soil.

Heavy machine guns and infantry artillery did not strictly construct and improve fortifications in accordance with the "Army Tradition", that is, to prevent the Chinese heavy machine gun from firing, a few sandbags were piled in front of the heavy machine guns and the matter was done.

When encountering such a mortar falling from the sky, is this simple fortification useful for a ball?

Although it was evening and the Chinese could not position the firepower point so accurately, the mortars hiding in the darkness kept bombarding the hilly areas.

Twelve heavy machine guns and four infantry cannons, either run or stand firmly in place, and rely on the care of Master Amaterasu to avoid being hit by shells within ten meters.

The 300 infantry led by Lei Xiong brought a total of 6 mortars and 120 shells. After arriving at the front line, the artillery support company, who were injured and unable to enter the battle, stopped providing specific coordinates of the hills, and Lei Xiong keenly discovered the fighter jets.

It is actually difficult for a mortar to attack the heavy Japanese machine gun on the front battlefield, because it is pitiful that the probability of hitting the distance and direction is estimating the artillery completely by the artillery observer.

But the hills that originally belonged to the area where they were, were only a few thousand square meters. As long as they hit that area, the chance of hitting the bad guy would be much higher.

Once the shot is not enough, 50 shots will be first.

Therefore, the six mortars did not help suppress the heavy firepower that the Japanese army was still venting wildly on the front battlefield, but instead found a different approach to the Japanese army's heavy firepower point on the "Guling".

The Japanese army, who had been holding the Chinese who could resist our mountain artillery and infantry artillery for so long, had the Chinese people think of small-caliber mortars so badly.

As the saying goes, one time and another, when the Japanese mountain artillery and infantry artillery were exerting their power, the Chinese infantry hid in a trench that was 1.5 meters deep. All machine guns and heavy machine guns had circular fortifications, and trenches were specially built fortifications for soldiers to hide.

The Japanese military artillery was raging, and the Chinese defenders used explosives to kill one thousand enemies and damaged one thousand of them to self-destruct, and these fortifications that could have avoided artillery fire were turned into ruins.

The Japanese army's equipment and personnel were almost on the exposed land, and they were all relying on the care of Amaterasu and the shells to fight for who is more lucky.

As it turns out, Amaterasu is not reliable.

The six mortars fired at extreme speed, and before they could fire the 50 shells ordered by Guangleixiong, the Japanese army on the hills began to run away.

Four infantry artillery pieces, one was directly blown away by a mortar shell that exploded three meters away, and one artillery squad was killed and injured by half; the other one was even more unlucky, but the shell failed to hit the location of the infantry artillery, but hit the shell box more than ten meters away...

What does it look like if there are only twenty shells that are exploding?

The Chinese and Japanese infantry on the battlefield have seen it.

A brilliant fireball suddenly rose up and illuminated half of the battlefield. Secondly, some shells that exploded one after another by the air waves rushing to the sky were like fireworks set off in the sky during the Chinese New Year, but the sound was a little louder.

The most awesome shell was shot out by air waves before it exploded.

Even shells can be swept out by the explosion energy for hundreds of meters, not to mention the Japanese army around the explosion center.

The 200-kilogram body of the infantry cannon, more than ten meters away from the center of the explosion, was like a leaf, and was blown out by the air waves for more than 30 meters. While the two Japanese soldiers who were lying on the ground and shouting, were smashed into a ball of meat paste, the gun barrels were twisted like Tianjin marijuana flowers.

A small artillery squad hiding near the infantry artillery was completely destroyed. If there was a whole body, it would be the care of the great god Amaterasu.

In addition to infantry artillery, the heavy machine gun positions were even worse. In order to ensure the density of bullets for the fire, the twelve Japanese heavy machine guns were almost all on one side of the hill. They found a relatively flat place to line up, which was very pleasing to the eye and increase the deterrence.

But once it is bombarded, it is a bit simpler and more crude. This formation is like a "chicken" who has drunk ten times the amount of aphrodisiac, and its thighs are almost split.

That would be considered a ghost if you don’t get fucked.

These dozens of shells, at least a dozen shells, fell into the area of ​​twelve heavy machine guns by chance.

The Japanese heavy machine gunmen who were looking forward to the appearance of Master Amaterasu, tasted the luck of being patronized by shells.

Eight heavy machine guns were swept away by air waves and turned into scrap iron. More than dozens of shooting men and ammunition hands were killed or injured, which was much more miserable than the infantry guns.

If the Japanese army on the "Guling" was not visited by the lucky light of Amaterasu, the nearly 100 Japanese army that was retreating on the flank was actually trapped by Amaterasu.

It's all because of that gorgeous fireworks show.

The retreating Japanese troops were running and found that the Grand Master was missing.

This is not possible! Didn’t Master run in front?

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! Yes, Major Sakamoto, who personally went to the closest flank to command the breakthrough, did not foolishly go into the battle of "white knife into the red knife" in person.

Although he was very confident in his unparalleled samurai sword and his kendo who had been practicing for more than ten years, this Japanese Army Major was not such an ignorant person. Entering this battlefield would have only two consequences: either killing people or being killed.

He is a noble master, not a big-headed soldier, and he doesn't need to use the enemy's life to prove any bravery. Naturally, he is standing outside the battlefield to watch the battle.

When the Fourth Army Camp arrived and joined the battlefield like a wolf or a tiger, it was a stalemate situation that changed drastically, but the Major Sakamoto found that the situation was wrong and issued a retreat order.

Then, under the protection of six guards, the Japanese Army's grandson ran away first.

No matter how you count, the Japanese Army's Grandmaster is the safest existence on the flanks of the Japanese army, and even Niu Er, who was hiding in the dark, had no choice but to do anything to him.

It’s not that the distance is too far, but that Niu Er has darkness as a protective color, and there are also Japanese Army Majors. He stood on the dark edge of the battlefield, and there were 6 infantry guards beside him. Niu Er, who is already similar to a sniper, can’t do anything to him.

Unfortunately, when the fireworks show broke out, the Japanese army was defeated by Lei Xiong, Pang Dahai and others on the flank, and the Japanese army was exactly 200 meters away from the "Guling".

The "second kicker" inspired by the big fireworks just flew to that position.

It happened to be the middle of the Japanese army.

When it comes to running, the more ordinary the soldiers run, the faster they run. It is not determined by the official position and who runs first. In this regard, Japanese infantry with strong training intensity is much better than those who are officials.

There was a loud bang of "Boom!"

Four or five Japanese soldiers were like puppets pulled by a line, and were blown away seven or eight meters away with their teeth and claws.

The infantry artillery shells that exploded in the air lost their penetration, but the shrapnel splashed were also majestic. The surrounding area was caught off guard and more than a dozen Japanese infantrymen were instantly falling down.

The missing Master Sakamoto must have been fascinated by the splendor of fireworks!

The Japanese infantrymen who shouted "Baga" in their hearts surrounded the fallen Japanese troops frantically.

If something happens to the Grandpa, no one will be able to live with them even if they retreat alive.

Therefore, in the sight of the Chinese officers and soldiers who were staying on the battlefield more than 200 meters away, raising their wounded soldiers was that the Japanese, who were originally running happily, seemed to have stopped again and were still huddling together.
Chapter completed!