Under the leadership of Wang Hong and Lao Zheng, the remaining two squads rushed to Suizhong area 150 miles away from Shanhaiguan.

The two teams made an appointment to meet at the foot of the northwest mountain in two days later, and began to divide the troops, one on the left and one on the right and the other on the right, and then went to the railway and highway area.

When they were planning to collect information, they let go of their hands and feet to see the strength of these Japanese troops.

In winter, only the river is riding horses through the river, but it is quite hidden. Wang Hong simply led the team and ran for about twenty miles in one breath. It was not far from the road before stopping. Before he could walk out of the river, he saw a group of Japanese mules and horses carrying things from east to west on the road in the distance.

The things that this team of people transported were mostly sacks, which should be food, but there were also some wooden boxes that they didn't know what to pack.

Wang Hong observed for a while and saw that the Japanese guards had very few strengths and did not seize the high ground on both sides to protect them. Only one squad of Japanese soldiers walked in front and looked at the roadside roughly. Most of them were focused on driving the animals, so he led people around to the front and prepared to ambush the team.

Hunt the horses and waited for the two or three hundred meters long baggage carriage convoy to enter the ambush circle, Wang Hong hooked the trigger and the gunshot was the order. A distance of less than 200 meters, Tom's style was more fierce than machine guns. Mules, horses and Japanese soldiers were instantly knocked to the ground by bullets.

The Japanese officer led the team lived for only a few seconds after opening the fire. Without even a single order, he was knocked to the ground by two soldiers. More than a dozen bullet holes on his body proved that he was the most valuable target in this team of Japanese troops.

His empty eyes were full of reluctance, and he didn't even know what he was doing, so he left his lofty ideals and repatriation in the dirty snow on the ground.

The undead Japanese soldiers rolled and crawled to the back of the carriage. Nearly half of them had no weapons in their hands, and they were all looking at the direction of the gunshots. Several Japanese soldiers were angrily thinking: Is it necessary to use machine guns to shoot these coolies?

After the initial chaos, several sergeants saw that both officers were killed, so they took over and shouted: "Enemy attack, take up weapons and fight back." The Japanese soldiers without weapons quickly crawled around and looked for weapons in their companions or carriages.

It was the first time that Wang Hong and the soldiers of the guards in the guard camp fought with 50 rounds of bullets. A Tom-style ball was less than 500 oceans, but it was lighter than the Czech-style ball with more than 600 oceans, with more firepower. The dense bullets directly hit these Japanese people without the power to fight back.

The Japanese soldiers, even the baggage soldiers, had nearly a year of training and were of very good quality. As soon as they came to their senses, they began to organize counterattacks.

But just as they were ready to fight back, the same dadada Tom-style gunfire sounded without warning.

Wang Hong was also shocked by the gunshots. But when he heard the gunshots clearly, he knew that Lao Zheng and the others should have set their sights on the mule and horse team. Seeing Wang Hong and the others ambushing here, they turned to the back and opened fire.

Although Wang Hong and Lao Zheng only had two squads of people, they were all submachine guns, and most of them had big belly boxes as substitutes. They were all automatic weapons, with strong firepower and ammunition. Killing the Japanese was easier than killing pigs. It was like chopping a green onion with kitchen knives, and it was overwhelming.

The two teams attacked each other in front and back, and the baggage soldiers only fired a few shots, and the wounded were killed by bullets, and the alive could only dodge everywhere.

Several sergeants who were in charge of the officer's command were quickly knocked down to the ground, full of dead and wounded Japanese soldiers who dared not move.

The dying Japanese soldiers made howlings that were not as loud as human voices, which made the living people feel cold. Many Japanese soldiers remembered the word surrender at this time, but their various educations could only make the other party surrender, and they would never allow themselves to surrender.

The situation in front of me was staring at the firepower of more than twenty machine guns. Charging was death, and lying on the spot was death. What should I do?

The two squads of soldiers from the guard camp didn't care what the Japanese were going to do.

Seeing these Japanese soldiers lying on the ground, some were twitching, some were struggling, some were still shouting, some were covered in blood, and some were not able to see the blood, and some were pretending to be dead. Then they began to shoot the four or two-legged animals on the ground.

Finally, some Japanese soldiers were unwilling to be beaten to death on the ground and jumped up. Unfortunately, this fearless act was to be brave in one or two seconds, and before the person could stand firm, he was knocked down to the ground by a rain of bullets.

You know, the people brought by Wang Hong and Lao Zheng are one and two horses. Whether they are Tom-style or big-bellied boxes, the bullets they hold are calculated in thousands of rounds, and they have never thought about saving bullets. Apart from being afraid of turning the barrel red, they have never been petty.

The battle lasted for more than ten minutes, and nearly 100 Japanese troops fell to the ground.

There are many reasons for fighting so quickly. The Japanese army's baggage and guns were not many, and the guards were not vigilant. The soldiers were all bowing their heads and pushing the carts, and were suppressed by automatic weapons from beginning to end. Lao Zheng came here very fast, and the timing was very good to enter the battlefield, and the angle was suitable for attacking on both sides. This result was achieved due to various reasons, coupled with the right terrain.

He wouldn't believe this battle when he went back to tell Zhang Liushao.

The two teams gathered together, and there was no time to say more, so they immediately cleaned up the battlefield.

After this battle, only two people were slightly injured, and they were all caused by accident. One was hit by a stray bullet, and there was a dying Japanese soldier. When his eyes were almost invisible, he hooked up the rifle in his hand. The bullet failed to hit the person in front of him, but he hit him who was cleaning the battlefield in the distance. Fortunately, he just drew a long hole in the back.

The other was when approaching the carriage, he was seriously injured by a Japanese soldier who had two shots without any movement. He shot the gun before his death and penetrated a hole in the bullet, but fortunately he did not hurt his muscles.

The two soldiers were helpless. Although they didn't have to go back early, they could only be the ones guarding the horses in the battle behind.

Lao Zheng asked his subordinates to dig down all the votes of knowledge about the Japanese soldiers, and they should be taken back as military achievements.

The identification ticket, which is the identity card worn by the Japanese army, is the standard equipment of the Japanese army, with the corps, squadron and personal numbers to which the wearer belongs, and the officer also indicates the name and rank.

According to Japanese custom, the soldier's identity card is tilted to the armpit, and the officers are usually placed at their waists.

The soldiers took down the tickets of understanding, filled with a small bag, and they all looked at the bag and grinned. This is their achievements. The tickets of understanding of the bag are definitely the first in the Northeast Army. This matter can be hyped for the rest of their lives.

The battlefield was quickly cleared. Among the things transported by this Japanese baggage force, everyone could appreciate only a few boxes of Japanese canned food.

As for weapons, Wang Hong and Lao Zheng each took a Japanese command knife as a souvenir. The others had John's style and ignored the machine guns. Only two grenade launchers and a few boxes of grenades were divided by the two teams.

Seeing that other things were just unusable ammunition, they used a few mules that survived and were not injured, carrying canned food and grenades, and then killed other animals on the spot. Then they began to find something to burn food and detonate the ammunition.

Each chapter says: The three-body posture, starting the drill and connecting to the upper step chop fist, then connecting to the absolute body and step chop fist, then connecting to the half-step chop fist, one drill and three chops, and one breath and three chops, which is a famous "chain chop fist" in Xingyiquan. The move should be swift and powerful, using the waist to urge the shoulders, using the shoulders to elbows, and using the elbows to urge the hand. As the palm falls, squat downwards, with the front palm forward, and the back palm downwards. The downward chop force should sink the shoulders and drop the elbows, and the upwards should pay attention to the life gate and tail vertebrae. The forward legs should be pushed forward and the shoulders should be relaxed forward.
Chapter completed!