Chapter 1370 Cannibalization

Sun Bing knew that with the strength and weapon configuration of the Marine Corps, it was impossible to manage this village into an iron barrel formation with temporary fortifications. If the enemy cavalry could rush close, they would inevitably choose some weak points in the defense line.

Attack the village. If you don't make some arrangements in advance, once the enemy breaks through the defense line, there will be no room for movement in this small village, and it will be filled with Houjin soldiers in an instant. And once the war begins

At the stage of hand-to-hand combat, the Marines' weapon advantage will be greatly reduced, and their disadvantage in troop strength will immediately become apparent.

Sun Bing's method of dealing with this was to take the initiative to leave a few "passages" that seemed to be weakly defended, and actively lured the Jin army into such openings. Inside, infantry was deployed in full formation, just waiting for someone to come through the gap.

Get in and shoot to death.

The Houjin soldiers who finally passed through the roadblock and entered the village did not even have time to see clearly what was going on in the village before they were knocked down by bullets flying from the opposite side. In this close combat situation, ordinary Houjin soldiers

The protective measures on his body were useless. Even if he held up a shield, he couldn't stop the bullets that shot towards him like locusts.

The only ones who could cause trouble for the defenders after they invaded the village were the elite troops of the Houjin Army, the Bagalas. These tall and sturdy men wore three layers of armor and were protected by shields. The rifles of the defenders were really powerful.

It may not be possible to solve the problem in a single encounter. These Bagalas are very experienced in combat, and they are not afraid of death. As long as there is a slight gap, they will rush towards the nearest opponent with bullets in their hands and start fighting.

The Marines had never had direct combat experience with Bagala before, so when they saw these nearly invulnerable monsters rushing up, they were a little panicked. Fortunately, the soldiers guarding the intersection were ready to get close.

In preparation for the fight, the bayonet had been installed on the barrel of the gun long before the battle began, so it was not as if there were no melee weapons at hand.

Although Bagala's personal martial arts skills are powerful, they are only compared to ordinary soldiers. They are full-time warriors who do not produce anything. Their living and training conditions are much better than ordinary people, and their combat effectiveness will naturally be stronger.

The Haihan Army is also a professional soldier, and the Marine Corps is the elite of the Haihan Army. Whether it is physical fitness, personal martial arts or combat experience, there is no obvious gap compared with Bagala. The only disadvantage is the protection.

A. Cotton military uniforms are definitely not as good as the metal armor on Bagara's body, but on the other hand, Haihan soldiers have an advantage in flexibility, and they can fight far more quickly than enemies with heavy equipment.

The bayonets mounted on the gun tips of the soldiers are also excellent weapons for close combat. Each of them has received long-term bayonet training, and has long been familiar with the corresponding combat routines for fighting with such equipment. The protective armor on Bagala's body

Although the armor is thick, there are still many gaps in the neck, armpits, waist and abdomen. As long as you target the spot, a sharp bayonet can penetrate it. As long as you don't panic, two or three people can deal with a Bayara.

You can eat it steadily.

As a result, although Hou Jin soldiers continued to invade the village, they never formed a large scale. The Hou Jin soldiers who squeezed through the roadblocks sporadically could hardly survive for a minute, and most of them were exposed to the gun.

The death sentence was announced at that moment. Not long after, the corpses of these Hou Jin soldiers had blocked the few passages. And if the Hou Jin soldiers behind wanted to invade the village, they not only had to try to destroy

Roadblocks, you still have to spend time clearing the corpses of your companions on the way forward.

Although the Bagalas in the Later Jin Army were powerful, their numbers were too small after all, and only a few dozen people participated in the battle. In order to avoid being concentrated by Haihan, these people were scattered in various attack directions, making it difficult to attack together. Among them

Some people did successfully invade the village, but they failed to create too much chaos with their personal bravery, which really opened a breakthrough for the Jin army's offensive.

When the first batch of Houjin troops to attack the village were all killed, the subsequent cavalrymen who attacked the outskirts of the village were blocked in the narrow passage and could only dismount and fight on foot. During this process, the Haihan army's shooting never stopped.

, the Jin army suffered extremely serious casualties while trying to open a breakthrough.

However, today's Houjin Army has a clear advantage in terms of military strength, so after approaching the village, it also caused some casualties to the Marines in the village. However, compared with its own losses, the Houjin Army achieved this point

The record seems insignificant. The most important thing is that the Hou Jin army has suffered hundreds of casualties, but it still has not really broken through Haihan's defense line. This small village is like a flesh and blood millstone, eating away at the Hou Jin army bit by bit.

of men and horses.

Erhe naturally noticed this situation. He had already invested about a thousand soldiers on the battlefield. Although some of these soldiers had already reached the vicinity of the village, they obviously failed to open a passage for follow-up troops to enter.

, a large number of cavalry accumulated at a limited number of intersections, resulting in the cavalry having to dismount and fight on foot into the village. The disadvantages of this combat method are clearly visible. The Haihan Army in the village used muskets to kill people faster than their own cavalry.

It was much higher, and the number of cavalry piled outside the entrance to the village was decreasing at a speed visible to the naked eye.

If we continue to fight like this, I am afraid that before the passage is opened, the main force of the Jin Army will be ground to pieces by this flesh and blood millstone. Looking at the Bajala warriors in heavy armor, in the field of vision

There are also fewer and fewer of them. Erhe is not sure whether these Bagaras are fighting in the village or have died in the battle. He dare not withdraw his troops lightly at the moment, because if he withdraws his troops at this time, he will have already attacked.

The Hou Jin army that entered the village was equivalent to being abandoned, and probably had no chance to withdraw at all.

But Erhe didn't know that the few soldiers of Houjin who were still struggling to support themselves in the village had despaired of defeating their opponents. If they did not order a retreat, there would be no other outcome for them except dying in the village. They

I'm not afraid of death, but if I can't even get a chance to fight my opponent up close, it seems too worthless to rush in and die in vain.

But his opponent Sun Bing has gradually calmed down. When he received the news that various places in the village were breached, he was also a little panicked. He thought that the hand-to-hand combat scene he was most worried about might really appear. Even if the fleet on the seaside

After sending a team to support, I am afraid that the Marine Corps will still suffer relatively large casualties. However, the soldiers guarding the intersections did not let him down in the end. Although the Jin Army rushed in, the situation was still firmly controlled by the sea.

The Han did not allow the Jin army to further expand the access to the village.

The Marines prepared sufficient ammunition and food before the war began, and were prepared to fight for days. Judging from the current intensity of the Jin Army's offensive, it will not be a problem to last at least four or five days, not to mention the Haihan Fleet is leaving here.

However, it is not difficult to obtain supplies by stationing on the seashore two or three miles away. Sun Bing has food in hand and does not panic. Now that he has gradually brought the situation under control, he will fight more steadily and control the rhythm of the battle more freely.

After all the Bagalas who entered the village were killed in battle, the Houjin soldiers on the front line finally realized that these passages into the village were completely controlled by the enemy, and they would die as many as they rushed in.

It was also greatly affected by this. Some cavalrymen who had already dismounted to fight on foot realized that the situation was not good, and quickly mounted their horses again, preparing to flee.

Erhe, who was watching the battle from the rear, also noticed the unusual movements of the cavalry outside the village. He knew that continuing the fight would only become more detrimental to his own side. He quickly ordered the withdrawal of troops before the frontline soldiers completely lost their organization.

When Sun Bing heard the sound of gongs symbolizing the withdrawal of troops in the distance, he let out a sigh of relief, knowing that the battle was over. Although this result was expected, the process was not easy, especially

The low casualty rate that the Haihan Army has always been proud of did not seem to perform satisfactorily in this battle.

The Marine soldiers poured out several rounds of bullets on the retreating enemy troops without hesitation before giving up. Sun Bing did not let them stop and rest, but immediately devoted themselves to tasks such as treating the wounded, cleaning up the battlefield, and repairing fortifications.

Go. Sun Bing doesn't know how long the Hou Jin Army will stop before launching the next round of offensive. He can only seize the current time as much as possible to consolidate and consolidate the defense line here. If the Hou Jin Army is defeated, there will still be depth for it to retreat.

, but if the Marine Corps is defeated, the distance from the village to the seaside station will not be so easy to retreat.

Sun Bing himself also came to one of the intersections where he set up an ambush to check the results of the fierce battle just now. The corpses of the Hou Jin Army piled at the intersection were densely packed on the ground, at least forty or fifty. It was too late now.

Digging pits and burying them was just a matter of carrying the corpses outside the village and stacking them, firstly to avoid inconvenience caused by placing them in the village, and secondly, as a warning to the Jin army.

Sun Bing saw two soldiers lifting the body of a Bagala, so he asked them to put it down first. He knelt down and carefully inspected the equipment of the Houjin elite troops.

This Bagala warrior was stabbed into the body by a bayonet and died of excessive blood loss. The two bloody holes in his chest and abdomen were probably fatal injuries. Although he had iron armor on his body, he was still stabbed through.

Sun Bing lifted up the armor and took a look. The bayonet should have penetrated through the gap between the chest and abdomen of the first layer of armor, penetrated the second and third layers of armor, passed through the body diagonally, and stabbed out from the lower back.

"Sure enough, it's three layers of armor. No wonder it's so difficult to deal with!" After Sun Bing looked carefully, he stood up angrily and gave the order: "Tear off all the protective gear from these bagaras and send them back together with their weapons.

Go to the seaside and submit it to the chief for inspection."

Dead people are of little value, but these armors have certain research value for Haihan. The military can use these trophies to learn about Houjin's military industry level, and at the same time find suitable ways to solve the defensive problem of Bagala on the battlefield.

A special unit with high HP, strong attack power.

Occasionally, he found a few Houjin soldiers who were still breathing, but they were already breathing more and less, and they were all seriously injured. They were basically speechless. After checking, Sun Bing knew that he couldn't ask anything, so he signaled

His subordinates executed him directly. Of course, even if he could ask for something, he would give the same order after asking.

In Sun Bing's eyes, all of these Hou Jin people deserved to die, without exception. He did not intend to keep the prisoners of war alive, and it would be the greatest mercy to execute them directly.

The targets shot at a longer distance cannot be counted one by one, so the final statistics of the results are only a rough number. The Marines killed and injured at least 400 enemy soldiers in this battle, and the results were not good.

It's too rich, but it's still qualified. In addition, among the spoils are the horses that are captured every time he fights Hou Jin. This time, more than 40 horses were collected by Haihan after the battle. However,

Sun Bing only left a few war horses in good condition in the village, and the others were immediately sent back to the seaside for shipment. This was not because he did not want to keep them for his own use, but because the village had limited space and could not accommodate so many horses.

It is enough to leave a few horses to serve as messengers.

The personnel who were killed and injured in the battle just now must be sent back to the fleet for resettlement as soon as possible. Although Sun Bing does not want to admit it, this battle should be regarded as the one with the most losses since the establishment of the Marine Corps. Currently, in

Seventeen people have died in the battle, which is more than the battle at Lushunkou a few days ago, and the number of people who have lost the ability to continue fighting due to injuries has exceeded the establishment of a platoon.

After this battle, the Marine Corps deployed in the fishing village has lost more than one-eighth of its personnel, which will definitely have a certain impact on the overall combat effectiveness. If the battle continues at this consumption rate, it will take less than a week for the Marine Corps to

The team's organization will be completely wasted here.

However, the Marine Corps cannot take the initiative to evacuate here for the time being, because the purpose of the feint attack has not been fully achieved. The command command is to exert sufficient pressure to contain Hou Jin and allow him to withdraw the troops sent to Lushunkou.

After Wang Tom learned about the fighting situation, he temporarily transferred another platoon of marines from the fleet and asked them to replace the casualties. Although these naval soldiers did not receive comprehensive army combat training like the marines, at least they

Basic infantry tactics such as linear arrays are still out of the question, and they are enough for emergency use.

In addition, Wang Tom also sent two other snipers who were originally in the fleet to the front line. In Sun Bing's view, this move may be more effective than sending a platoon of navy soldiers. There are four snipers.

Standing on standby in the formation, Sun Bing felt that he seemed to be more confident. When the Jin army came to attack again after the next round, he would ask the snipers to kill the Baya La with the most impressive combat effectiveness as soon as possible.

Soldiers, try not to leave them another chance to invade the village.
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