The Jing'an Army's firepower cover has actually been done well enough.

The light and heavy firepower points located behind the side and on the opposite mountain were seen as their troops were blown up by a pile of grenades thrown from the top of the mountain, and they had already started to fire and suppress them.

Because the heavy machine gun is separated by a distance of seven or eight hundred meters, it is necessary to worry that its soldiers need to shoot with their muzzles. Their shooting is not very accurate, and most of the bullets crossed the mountains and hit the back of the mountains.

However, the bullets fired by more than 20 light machine guns and more than 10 heavy machine guns still ensure a certain degree of density.

The two heavy machine guns and five light machine guns on the position also did not hesitate to fire the bullets, but they could not effectively suppress the Japanese light machine gun group located under the hillside.

After the last mountain defense battle in Jiepai Village, the Jing'an Army's tactics were also evolving.

Before starting the attack, each light and heavy machine gun had several auxiliary soldiers to follow, and for nothing else, they helped carry sandbags so that machine gun defense positions could be built at any time on the slope.

This kind of two-layer sandbag, except for the machine guns that can break it or the mortars that can pose a threat to it, it is difficult for other weapons to suppress it in Chinese positions.

What excited the Jing'an army the most was that the four Type 94 tanks that had been following them but were wandering at the foot of the mountain 700 meters away finally found the way to go up the mountain and climbed up the hills in thick black smoke.

Amid the huge roar of the engine, the 7.7mm heavy machine gun located at the top of the tank also began to fire.

Only 400 meters away, the four 7.7mm heavy machine guns of these four Xiaodouding tanks are the most terrifying heavy firepower on the entire position.

The two mortars on the position have worked very hard, firing more than a dozen shells in succession. Even at Wei Donglai's request, the artillery company located 800 meters behind also began to use 10 mortars to bombard the first two or three hundred meters of the position. The ammunition flowers kept exploding around the 94 tank, but the air waves and shrapnel had no effect on this ultra-light tank with 10 mm steel plate protection.

Moreover, the biggest advantage of the 94 tank is its mountain maneuverability. The not-steep mountainous landscape will not cause much difficulty for it to maneuver on the hillside.

It can be said that the Jing'an Army infantry was being pressed by grenades flying over like raindrops, but the Jing'an Army had the advantage in heavy fire cover.

The sudden increase in the mortar counterattack by the defenders, in the eyes of the Japanese commanders, was more like the final dying struggle.

"Yoxi! This is the last Chinese force behind the box, and victory is right in front of you!" Takeuchi Yunshan's tense face showed a smile.

The Jing'an Army gathered a number of officers in the front trenches.

The continuous thumping bullets on the sandbags made it difficult for the Sichuan soldiers to poke their heads out and aim at the target to throw grenades into the trenches.

Of course, in the face of terrifying bomb rain, there are many people who are red-eyed.

There were still many Sichuan soldiers bravely and crazily straightened their bodies, raised their arms high and threw grenades hard. Only in this way can they ensure that the grenades can be thrown at a distance of more than 30 meters.

But that is obviously extremely dangerous.

Two Sichuan soldiers who were throwing grenades were swept by heavy machine gun bullets, and blood was splattered everywhere. Seven or eight 7.7 mm machine gun bullets smashed their chests to pieces. They spit out blood and fell into the trenches without even screaming.

The grenade with blue smoke in his hand fell into the trench, and was picked up and threw it outside the trench by the soldiers handing the grenades in a hurry, which avoided a bigger tragedy.

Someone rushed over and covered the hemostasis bag seized from the Japanese army on the chest of the injured, but the blood gushed out like a spring water instantly soaked the hemostasis bag.

In the soldiers' desperate eyes, the two soldiers' eyes widened, their lungs were slid, and as their lungs were trying hard to contract, bleeding foam continued to gush out of their mouths and noses, and their pupils gradually turned gray.

Just that, it's lucky enough.

Another soldier had just raised his arm and was broken by the bullets swept from the Type 92 heavy machine gun. The grenade that was emitting blue smoke forced the soldiers beside him to instinctively lie down in the shortest time. With a loud "boom", the explosive grenade almost exploded the Sichuan soldiers who were interrupted with his arms screaming and screaming.

With their own firepower support, the Yasuan army finally mustered up the courage again and climbed up the trench wall amid Momotaro's strong shouts. Their bayonets shone with a cold and cold light in the sun.

Then, they saw a rare sight in their lifetime, just like Lieutenant Momotaro who made a decisive decision.

Several large gray cloth bags were swishing and swirling from behind the Chinese positions and smashed them towards them.

What are you doing? If you are from Henan here, you will definitely ask this question.

Is this Moss? People in Wuhan would say so.

What should I do to beat me? This is how Shandong people should draw question marks in their heads.

Chinese people can create hundreds of dialects to ask questions about this scene, but Momotaro's mind was filled with a sentence: "Nani?"

So, after shouting "Nani?", this kind of unnutritious self-question, Momotaro, who gradually saw the big guy flying over, replied with a crack in his heart, "Look down!"

The large cloth bags were naturally five kilograms of explosives. Perhaps it was the first trial shot, but the shot was not very accurate. After flying over 20 meters, it landed on the ground and exploded.

"Boom boom boom!" Several deafening loud noises really scared Momotaro, who had already left the trench three or four meters and was taking big steps forward.

Explosive packs are not patents of the Chinese. They are also equipped in the Japanese army. They are generally used for artificial blasting of solid buildings.

But then, they are all fixed modes of putting them in a fixed position and ignitioning a long enough lead for blasting.

Damn the Chinese, how did they throw explosive packs weighing up to five kilograms of fire and throw them dozens of meters away like throwing grenades?

No one answered his question because Cai Yongguan, who was busy "playing on the bullet again", had no time to give this Japanese who had been fooled to the battlefield to popularize science.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! The short history of Japan's civilization destined that their brain capacity was limited.

The siege weapon, such as a siege, was used on the battlefield during the Warring States Period, while the more civilized Europe only began to be gradually applied in the Middle Ages. At that time, Japan did not have the concept of a country, and dancing around a turf skirt and a bonfire was their daily life.

When it comes to murder and fighting, the ancestors of China could throw the ancestors of the Japanese pirates who liked to have small flags behind them far away from Mars.

Many children's childhood toys are also made according to this principle.

Tang Dao once said the principle of making a local cannon that has little technical content, such as the "conscience-free cannon", which was not very technical. He played this way when he was harassing the 36th Infantry Brigade.

But this is also a blind spot for officers' knowledge. Before there was no battlefield practice, no one dared to throw explosive bags in this way. If the explosive bags are not thrown out and exploded on the spot, it would be several lives.

But this inspired Cai Yongguan and reminded him of the thrilling gameplay of the monkey group he encountered in the mountains as a child.

The monkey group encountered a leopard that could climb trees. In order to escape, they often climbed onto the treetops in groups and pressed down the treetops. Several monkeys jumped down and bending into a big bow popped up instantly. They could throw several monkeys away and landed on a big tree more than 30 meters away, just like a big slingshot.

The Golden Leopard, who was trying hard to climb, could only helpless when he looked at this scene. If a big guy like it did the same, he would definitely be thrown to death.

Find a suitable trunk, tie it to the treetop with a rope, and use human power to curl it, and then let go at the same time. The trunk suddenly pops up and throws the explosive bag placed on the treetops high.

It doesn't need to be far, it only takes a few dozen meters.

To this end, Cai Yongguan also conducted several special experiments to ensure that he did not throw such terrifying explosives on his head.

The leads were tested before the war and burned for seven or eight seconds, which was enough to ensure that they exploded after two or three seconds of landing.

As for the precise point, a five-kilogram explosive pack explosion is enough to destroy obstacles within a radius of ten meters, and the killing radius caused by air waves can reach dozens of meters.

Do you still need accurate things like this?

As for the previous fight against casualties and throwing grenades with the Jing'an army, it was just a way to drive the Jing'an army out of the trenches and fight to the decisive battle. The grenades could not be accurately thrown into the trenches, and it was even more useless to throw explosives.

Then, the "brave" two Japanese devils popped up like this under the leadership of the Japanese company commander who was once brave but was about to scare.
Chapter completed!