Chapter 980: Not convinced? OK! Fight until you are obedient!

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After the Japanese warships approached, the commanders and soldiers of the Tiger Army suddenly discovered that the Japanese warships were actually connected to each other with iron chains. Such a scene instantly reminded people of Chibi. If a fire suddenly came...

Why did the Japanese connect warships together? It was probably to resist the storm on the sea. Their warships were indeed too small. Perhaps, this was how the Japanese did it when they crossed the Korean Strait and attacked Korea.

More than 200 warships are connected together, which can indeed increase stability and ensure navigation safety. As long as there is no storm, there will be no trouble. There is no powerful storm between Japan and Sado Island. This also has the advantage of effectively reducing the possibility of seasickness for soldiers.

It should be noted that ordinary soldiers who have not undergone special training will be very prone to vomiting, seasickness and seasickness as the waves are bumpy. In severe cases, they may even lose their lives. Many people have a natural sense of fear of the sea, which is largely due to the severe seasickness. This feeling cannot be felt in the rivers and rivers.

The first level of training for the Navy and Marine Corps is to prevent seasickness. If you cannot pass the first level, you cannot become a navy or a marine. Generally speaking, under normal circumstances, only half of the 100 young people who sign up for the Navy or Marine Corps can pass the training of this level.

If they had not received strict seasick training and had to go to sea by boat, the consequences would have been very serious. At the beginning, Li Yang's artillery battalion boarded the boat from Gaizhou Guard and came all the way to Sado Island. During the voyage, they did not encounter a storm, and the process could be said to be unprecedentedly calm. However, the consequences of seasickness in the army were quite troublesome.

When we arrived at Sado Island, including Commander Li Yang, we were already a mess of mud and didn't want to move at all. There were two other soldiers, who were in the seasickness reactions, which were too intense, triggering other diseases. The navy could not find a cure, so they had to watch them leave the world.

Zhang Lingyun's Pinzi Camp has not yet been in trouble, and this is also because of this reason. Li Yang's artillery battalion has a small number of people, and the consequences of seasickness are not particularly serious. However, the Pinzi Camp is different. If there are more than a thousand landslides, the reduction in staff may be more than 30%. Even Zhang Zhun can't afford such a reduction in staff.

According to Zhang Zhun's opinion, after the weather is slightly warmer, all officers and soldiers of the First Expeditionary Legion must receive water training, learn basic swimming survival skills, and effectively prevent seasickness. Among them, Shi Kefa and Li Jue must also do it, learn to swim and avoid seasickness.

In fact, fundamentally speaking, the scale of the Marine Corps is still necessary. As the area controlled by the Hu Ben Army continues to expand, there will be more and more battles and landing wars for islands. There will be more and more battles that require the use of the Marine Corps to take the lead. The current Marine Corps can no longer meet the needs.

Zhang Zhun has planned that after the battle for Sado Island ends, some Marines will be dispatched to form the Second Marine Battalion. The current Marines will be renamed the First Marine Battalion and named "Shark Battalion". The newly formed Marines will be named "Swordfish Battalion".

When necessary, more catfish camps, black fish camps, salmon camps, eel camps, etc. As the area controlled by the Hu Ben Army expands, the city defense forces in many towns can be cancelled. After careful screening, this group of soldiers will be included in the ranks of the regular army of the Hu Ben Army.

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

The solid bullets continued to fall on the warship, making dull sounds. These 120mm caliber iron lumps were very effective when hitting the Japanese warships. The key is that the Japanese connected the warships in this way so that the solid bullets would basically not fall. As long as they were shot out, they would land on the Japanese ships.

If you hit someone, you will naturally tear the human body apart immediately, or you will cleanly knock out a certain part. The lethality of the solid bullet to the human body is indeed too great. Those Japanese may have no feelings at all and will be beaten to death. Or, they have no feelings at all, and they have no arms or legs.

In a moment, the Japanese ship was covered with blood. The Japanese soldiers who were killed were lying on the deck in a row, their bodies were broken and terrible. The injured Japanese soldiers rolled on the ground in pain, making a terrible sound in their throats. The blood on the deck slowly gathered and then poured into the sea.

Even if the fierce solid bullet does not hit the person, as long as it hits the warship, it will have serious consequences. As long as the solid bullet falls on the ship, it will burst out a large number of wood chips, causing serious damage to the people next to it. If the solid bullet directly breaks the mast and smashes the cabin, it won’t be said.

The Japanese army basically has no armor, and even if there are, it is made of simple bamboo slices. Only the more advanced officers have a decent set of armor. Such protection naturally cannot withstand the bursting damage of debris. Many Japanese soldiers fell down like this. Some people were hit by debris, and their blood was flowing, and they were in great pain. They couldn't bear it for a while, so they simply drew their swords to end their lives.

In fact, even those Japanese officers were not much better. In the face of a solid bullet of 120 mm, no matter how good the armor was, it was lies. As long as it was hit by a solid bullet, even if it was worn with iron armor with thick fingers, it would be smashed into a ball of scrap iron. The armor was seriously deformed, and the people inside would naturally deform.

What's even more terrifying is that if the iron armor is not destroyed but is smashed, the solid bullets, with fragments of the iron armor, pierce into the human body together, the consequences will be even more exaggerated. A good person is completely torn apart by the broken armor and cannot distinguish the human form at all. Not only that, if not done well, the people next to him will also suffer a lot.

There was a small flag warrior wearing historic black armor and several soldiers, standing in front of the deck with great momentum, trying to launch the first wave of attack. As a result, he was hit by a solid bullet. Although he was beaten into meat sauce, several soldiers around him were also stabbed by broken armor fragments and fell to the ground screaming and screaming.

What I fear most are those solid bullets that bounce. After landing, they bounce randomly, smashing all obstacles on the movement trajectory. No matter what the obstacle is, no one knows where they will bounce, and they don’t know how to dodge. Everything can only be seen by the great god Rizhao.

Those who stand in place may be fine. Those who dodge may be hit instead. However, it is also possible that they will be completely reversed. Some Japanese soldiers ran around in panic, trying to avoid the attack of the jump. However, their running around often sent them into the vortex of death. With a short scream, they were finished.

"ah!"

"ah!"

"ah!"

As the shells fell, screams continued to burst out.

There were also solid bullets that directly smashed through the bottom cabin of the warship, and the sea water continued to pour in, causing some warships to enter a large amount of water, seriously dragging down other warships. For this reason, the Japanese officers had to organize sailors and soldiers to desperately scoop out water.

In places with dense crowds, the casualties caused by solid bullets are often the most serious. When scooping water, dozens of people gather together. If a solid bullet falls, the consequences can be imagined. If it is a jump, the situation will be even more unimaginable. Often, once the jump is over, there will be no people in a straight line.

The ships that pour into the sea water, the sea water inside the ship is bright red, and all of them are full of blood. Scooping water out with a wooden basin or a scoop of water is like pouring out a pot of pots and scoops of blood outwards. Even if the sea water is constantly blowing, the air still has a strong smell of blood.

Those Japanese officers didn't care about the injured. They just kept shouting at the sailors to quickly dock. If a soldier retreated, was afraid, and trembled, they would be immediately enforced. The Tartars were less likely to be cruel to their own people.

Since the Warring States Period, the principle pursued by Japanese officers is that basically do not hurt soldiers, as long as they win. The process is not important, the result is important. The casualties are not important, the task is completed. The life of soldiers is not important, the honor of the army.

This pathological guiding ideology reached its peak when Nogi Hinomi Nogi. The officers did not care about the lives of soldiers at all, and only completed their tasks in a stubborn manner. Nogi Hinomi nogi did not know any other flexible and flexible methods except sending waves of people to the battlefield like crazy.

This is the situation in front of us. If the Japanese spread the warships, they would definitely effectively disperse the firepower of the Hu Ben Army artillery. When the solid bullets hit the wooden boat, the hit rate was very low. After the wooden boats were separated, the Hu Ben Army basically had no chance of hitting directly. However, the Japanese didn't expect to separate the wooden boats.

Perhaps, the Japanese were worried that once the wooden boats were dispersed and they would be difficult to operate. If the waves surged irregularly, it might have been dispersed. In order to maintain a uniform attack team, the Japanese still chose to keep it the same.

"These little Japanese!"

"I don't want to get a shot!"

Liu Dong said coldly.

"What the hell is going on with the Japanese?"

Fang He was also a little surprised.

At this time, it is simply a matter of seeking death if the connected warship is not untied! What is a solid bullet? The grape bullet that falls in a while is the most deadly. Do the Japanese don’t know or don’t care? Do they really want to log in like this?

The port of Aikawa Castle cannot accommodate so many wooden boats to approach together. Such a huge wooden boat connection may be split once it hits the port. Of course, it will definitely not be cracked, and most of them should be intact. It is estimated that the Japanese are trying to achieve this goal. As long as these wooden boats dock, they can swarm up as if they are walking on flat ground.

If we talk about the human sea tactics, it is really not the patent of the Ming Dynasty. All Eastern countries are very keen on such tactics, just to rush forward. As long as we have an absolute advantage in the number of people, it is easy to win the battle. During the Warring States Period of Japan, the Japanese also developed the human sea tactics to the extreme.

Of course, the Japanese people's tactics are definitely not of the same level as those of the Ming Dynasty. In the Warring States Period, when 30,000 people participated in a war, it would be a real war. If 50,000 people participated, it would be an unprecedented battle. If there were 100,000 people, it would be a decisive battle. However, 100,000 people, for the Ming Dynasty... there is less than the military strength of a military region!

"Don't care!"

"Who can do it if you die?"

Liu Dong sneered casually, his eyes gradually became colder.

The Japanese's posture just made the artillery fire kill and suffocate their aura. Now Li Yang and the others are still firing solid bombs, which is absolutely kind to the Japanese. After entering the range later, Li Yang and the others will definitely have grape bombs and the like. At that time, there will be some Japanese people suffering.

It was probably because in North Korea that the little Japanese were not afraid of being beaten, and they were not convinced that they lost, so they were so arrogant. When the Japanese attacked Dasongwei, they were very arrogant. This time, the Hu Ben Army wanted to let the Japanese see how the Ming people fought.

In fact, many senior leaders of the Hu Ben Army were quite dissatisfied with the fight against Japan and aid Korea. Nothing else, they did not hurt the Japanese. At the end of the war, more than 50% of the Japanese army returned to the country smoothly.

At that time, the Ming Dynasty was worried about internal and external troubles. The Ningxia rebellion had just ended, and the rebellion in Bozhou began again. But at this time, the Japanese came to join in the fun again. If there was no Ningxia rebellion and if there was no Bozhou rebellion, it would have seriously affected the national strength of the Ming Dynasty. The consequences of the War to Resist Japan and Aid Korea would definitely not be like this.

The War of Resistance Against Japan and Aid Korea forty years ago, if the Hu Ben Army was replaced, it would definitely be the result of annihilation of the Japanese army. The Japanese army on the Korean Peninsula would not want to go back. Even after annihilation of the Japanese army that was on the ashore, the Hu Ben Army would launch a counterattack smoothly and destroy Japan. Yes, the Hu Ben Army was so arrogant.

Now, it is ridiculous that the Japanese actually want to avenge the war forty years ago. But it’s okay. If you don’t accept it, I won’t accept it either. Let’s do it again. Just say, fight until you are obeyed! This time, we Han people are the main attacker, you Japanese are the main guard, and you see who is the most powerful!
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