The War of Resistance

When the first shot rang out in the mountains and rivers, the enemies marching on the road were just stunned for a moment. The reason was that the gunshot was far away from them.

The queue of the Japanese and puppet troops stretched for more than three miles. If the Japanese army's queue was compared to a long worm, the shot was fired from the middle of the long worm. The enemies at the head and tail were not sure why, and they stretched their necks and moved towards the middle. Look!

But the gunshot was just a signal, and at the sound of the gunshot, the entire "long worm" winding between the mountains and rivers was shot.

The gunshots rang out, but only a line was shot.

The team that stretched for more than three miles was shot at almost simultaneously in various places. Isn't that just a line?

Just as the puppet troops were marching amidst the sudden gunfire from both wings, they saw someone beside them fall down after being shot.

I can't say that those who fell must be their leaders, but many of them were men armed with short guns and on horseback.

When the puppet soldiers instinctively lay down, they heard the sound of intensive machine gun fire and grenade explosions again.

In the first round of shooting, it was not that there were no machine guns, but the shooting sound of the machine guns was not dense, and it was basically suppressed by the loud sound of the rifles.

But this time it was not the case. This time, the sound of the "chunk" and "chunk" of light machine gun fire was continuous, like a heavy rain, and the heavy rain hit the exact location. He is the tail of the Japanese and puppet troops.

Behind the team are the more than a hundred Japanese soldiers, which is the focus of this ambush.

In order to eliminate the Japanese troops at the rear as much as possible, Shang Zhen deployed more than ten light machine guns at the front of the ambush positions on both sides. He mounted all the guerrillas and the light machine guns captured from Baigu Mountain. stand up.

Shang Zhen did not fire in advance, and his combat intention was fully realized. The Japanese army walking at the rear just entered the range of the machine gun.

While the machine guns were firing, the grenade launchers in the grenade row also threw all the grenades at the Japanese army.

Seen from a close distance, the dense bullets raised clusters of fine smoke and dust on the road, just like the dense raindrops hitting the calm water when it rains, creating countless match-head-like splashes.

And when the grenade fell in the air, the clusters of smoke and dust were thrown into the water like bricks, naturally causing a bigger splash.

At the previous moment, the puppet army was fooled.

They were blinded by the entire team and were attacked at the same time. Although the firepower was not very strong, as long as they were not shot immediately, they would always see someone in the queue fall down after being shot.

At the next moment, the Japanese army was also confused.

They were blinded by the ambush firepower set up by Shang Zhen and others, which gave them no chance to organize effective resistance. When nearly thirty light machine guns fired grenades from the sky, the place where the Japanese army marched was full of corpses!

After another moment, the Japanese and puppet troops finally reacted to the attack.

"Hit there!" A puppet soldier pointed to the reeds on one side. The bullets flew out of the reeds. He even saw some reeds broken by the bullets.

"There's one on that mountain, too!" Another Japanese soldier pointed to the stretching mountains on the other side.

But at this moment, the "tick-tick-tick" bugle sound suddenly sounded on the mountain ridge pointed by the Japanese army!

All bugles are made of copper, because the sound produced by the red bugle will be clear, loud, high-pitched and long-lasting.

And just in the sound of the bugle, something incredible happened to the Japanese and puppet troops. The gunfire on the side of the reed suddenly stopped.

After being stunned for a moment, the puppet soldiers who were attacked pushed the bolts of their guns and started shooting at the reeds.

But at this time, the bullets fired from the top of the mountain on the other side seemed to have eyes, making them feel like they were being shot in the back.

Seeing this situation, the Japanese soldiers who originally shot at the reeds turned around and fired at the mountains.

But then they unexpectedly discovered again that the gunfire at the mountain ridge had stopped. Not only had the gunfire stopped at the gun ridge, but the firepower that was originally pouring towards the back of their queue had also stopped!

If the Japanese and puppet soldiers had not just experienced a sudden fire attack, the blood from the shot man would have flowed into pools, and the injured Japanese and puppet soldiers were screaming miserably, as if no one had attacked them just now. !

Everyone has inertia.

The Japanese and puppet troops had just received a sudden fire attack from the other side. In order to save their lives, they must have continued to shoot at the other side instead of asking why.

By the time the puppet troops had fully reacted, they had demonstrated their superiority in strength. Amidst the firing of their rifles and light machine guns, the mountains on that side were nothing more than the reeds on the other side. They were broken one after another like fallen leaves swept away by the autumn wind.

With the number of people they had, they naturally fired more bullets. The momentum this time was certainly greater than the attack they had just encountered.

"Don't fight, don't fight, they have already run away!" shouted a puppet army officer who finally realized something was wrong.

But he had just finished shouting this sentence when someone next to him stretched out his hand and pulled him.

"Don't stand up and shout. Didn't you see that the people who fell were all using box cannons?" his subordinate reminded him.

The military officer looked back and forth to see what was wrong. Only then did he notice that most of the people shot in front and behind him were using short guns like him.

Is there any need to say what problem this illustrates? The answer was already obvious, and the puppet army officer immediately lay down.

But after all, there are still some who are not afraid of death. There are puppet army officers lying on the ground and shouting "Pursuit", but is pursuit so easy to achieve?

They are puppet troops, composed of several groups of bandits. Who will pursue the four groups A, B, C and D? Whoever chases out first means who will be counterattacked first. Will A go to B or C go to D? Can the officers of A control the people of B, C and D?

However, the losses of the Japanese army, which was supposed to be in charge, were much heavier than that of the puppet army. In the sudden burst of firepower from the Chinese army, all the Japanese commanders were killed. Who would take command?

The Japanese and puppet troops cooperated for the first time. The Japanese army was also careless. They did not arrange their Imperial Japanese Army in the front. So, could the puppet troops who were not one group be able to command another group of puppet troops?

Die Dao friends, don’t die poor Dao. That is the behavior of the puppet army. If there are puppet soldiers who have the courage to block the guns of other groups of puppet soldiers, then are they still puppet soldiers?

So at least for now, fake soldiers are useless!

The puppet army did not form a subsequent counterattack immediately because their team was too long!

What's the use of just shouting now? Not to mention the people who were killed, there were still many wounded who were screaming.

No matter how loud your commander's voice is, can it be louder than the screams of the wounded who were shot in the arm or thigh?

On the contrary, why do the Chinese troops who ambush them use bugles? A unified order!

There is no doubt that this was an ambush that caught both the enemy and ourselves unexpected.

First, the Japanese and puppet troops, which totaled more than 2,000 troops, were ambushed by less than 400 Chinese troops!

Second, if we look at the duration of the ambush by the Chinese army, they fought back and forth for less than two minutes and then withdrew from the battle.

Third, the Japanese army suffered fifty or sixty casualties, and the puppet army suffered more than a hundred casualties. However, by the time they established their firepower advantage and attacked both sides, the Chinese army had already withdrawn.

Whether it was the reeds on one side of the road or the mountains on the other side of the road, they did not see any Chinese soldiers, not even a guerrilla!

Originally, the Chinese army could have slightly extended the ambush time, which would undoubtedly cause greater casualties to the Japanese and puppet troops.

But in that case, they would also suffer casualties.

So the question is, if you were the commander, which style of play would you choose?