The War of Resistance

A Japanese cavalry squad was patrolling the mountains and fields, looking more towards the open and low places.

After all, the Chinese army that had coldly attacked them before had a lot of troops, and they did not believe that the Chinese army would disappear out of thin air.

The area designated by their captain was only that big, and it was impossible for the other party to escape from this area, even if they were not cavalry.

If the other party never appears, it can only mean that they are hiding on a certain mountain. Then when their large Japanese army comes from behind, the Chinese army will have no choice but to die.

Therefore, the Japanese sergeant in charge of the search and patrol felt that the Chinese army must still escape, and they would definitely be able to see it~

Sure enough, after the Japanese cavalry searched for a while, a soldier shouted. Following the soldier's cry, others saw the Chinese army appearing in the distance and fleeing in columns. .

The Japanese sergeant in charge quickly ordered a cavalryman to go back to report the news, and he and the remaining cavalrymen continued to follow the periphery of the Chinese army.

Not long after, gunfire rang out in the mountains and fields, but it was not the Japanese cavalry squad that was shot.

They are not that stupid. They have to be seven or eight hundred meters away from the Chinese army. They know that the Chinese army also has sharpshooters.

The gunfire this time was that the Japanese troops responsible for pursuing from behind were blocked by the Chinese troops from the front.

The Chinese army used several light machine guns and the rifle fire was very accurate. The Japanese army behind them was blocked for a while.

The Japanese army that chased them out was only a small part of the Japanese army. After all, the Chinese army just ran away after harassing them. The Japanese army who was on guard would of course choose soldiers with fast legs and good physical strength to pursue them.

So the Japanese soldiers dropped more than a dozen corpses in the open space, and the rest found hiding places, waiting for their large troops to catch up from behind and crush each other.

The Chinese troops who appeared twice were of course members of Shang Zhen's Third Battalion.

What the Japanese cavalry saw was the main force of Shang Zhen's battalion, and those who stayed behind to block the attack were a platoon led by Qiu Bo.

The entire battalion must retreat, but doesn’t that mean there must be cover?

However, because the Japanese army sent cavalry, they could not disappear from the sight of the Japanese army after all. Everything seemed so logical. They only needed a large group of Japanese troops to catch up and crush the Chinese army of hundreds of people. That was considered a success. These Chinese troops who specialize in stroking tiger beards have learned a lesson.

But for the Japanese army, this was destined to be a chasing process. They also knew that the Chinese army would not wait to die on the spot, so the Japanese cavalry responsible for tracking were full of energy. At the same time, they also reminded each other that they could not The target was lost because the terrain became increasingly complex.

It's just that this is a mountainous area. Is this something they can definitely target if they want to?

A long and narrow mountain ridge in front once again blocked the path of the Japanese cavalry. Now the Chinese army passed on the right side of the ridge.

And of course their Japanese squad, which only had about a dozen cavalrymen, did not dare to catch up from behind.

Although they looked down on the so-called Chinese army in their hearts, they also understood that if they dared to catch up from behind, the people in charge of the Chinese army could knock them off their horses in minutes.

Otherwise, how did their more than forty cavalry companions die earlier?

Therefore, the Japanese sergeant who led the team could only order the soldiers to urge their horses to pass quickly from the left side of the mountain. Although the Chinese army briefly disappeared from their sight due to the terrain, he felt that they should be We'll see each other soon.

The terrain on the left side of the mountain is relatively flat, and the Japanese cavalry galloped around the mountain.

When they looked to the right again, they did see the Chinese army. However, to their surprise, the Chinese army had become far away from them. They actually used the cover of the mountains to turn to the right. .

Previously, the Japanese cavalry and the Chinese army were not advancing parallel to each other, so they were shoulder to shoulder. But now they turned to the right, which means they turned their backs to them, and of course they were getting farther and farther away from them. Far.

"We must not let them run away!" the Japanese sergeant shouted, and then he waved his saber and his companions and chased the Chinese army in the distance.

But what the Japanese cavalry didn't know at this time was that there were several Chinese soldiers hiding behind the hills and woods that they couldn't see.

Each of them was breathing heavily, and their chests were heaving violently!

Just because just when the Chinese army disappeared from the sight of the Japanese cavalry, these soldiers, led by battalion commander Shang Zhen himself, turned around and ran at a sprint speed of 100 meters!

It is true that Shang Zhen has been chased by the Japanese army for so many years, but this is the first time since he became the battalion commander that his troops have been chased by the Japanese army.

It was found that when they were hunted down by the Japanese army, there were not many of them.

If the Japanese army competed with them in terms of foot power, they would run away. In terms of marching ability, they really had no submission to anyone.

If they really couldn't run away, they would find a place where they would not be easily noticed by the Japanese army. Since there were few of them anyway, the Japanese army did not have the time or strength to capture them all over the mountains and plains.

But it won't work this time. This time, there are hundreds of officers and soldiers under him!

When it comes to running, the marching abilities of current soldiers are uneven, and they really can't outrun the Japanese army.

What if you hide it? Just kidding, how can you hide hundreds of people? It's obvious that they haven't run far, and the Japanese army will find them sooner or later. Then they will really be dead. This time the Japanese army has mortars!

Therefore, Shang Zhen, who was in a dilemma, issued three orders one after another. First, Qiu Bo led people to block the Japanese army from behind and prevent the Japanese army from getting too close. Second, use the long and narrow mountain ridge to suddenly turn to lure the Japanese cavalry in the distance to catch up. Third, he personally led his men to use the terrain cover to move against the Japanese cavalry and kill this Japanese cavalry squad!

Yes, this Japanese cavalry squad must be killed. This is the key to Shang Zhen and the others being able to escape calmly. The small group of Japanese cavalry cruising around is the eyes of the Japanese brigade.

Today, I will pick out your eyeballs! Let’s see how you still chase after me?

Shang Zhen must lead people to move towards the Japanese army through the cover of the terrain, so that they can close the distance with the Japanese army.

Otherwise, what can they do if the Japanese cavalry is following them seven or eight hundred meters away?

This was originally a war with asymmetric combat power. Just like when China and Japan were engaged in a major battle, after gaining air supremacy, the Japanese army openly raised a manned observation balloon to spy on the situation of the Chinese army. The Chinese army looked at the balloon like a bird flying in the sky. There was no way they could do anything about it. The Japanese devils couldn't be drowned by spittle!

Shang Zhen, who was hiding behind a small mound, caught a glimpse of the Japanese cavalry coming around. He turned his head and glanced, "Very good!" He didn't even see any of the soldiers running towards him!

Because those soldiers were all hiding. If there were twenty soldiers, they might be hiding in more than a dozen places!

But it doesn't matter, as long as you can't see it, then the Japanese troops coming around from the other side of the mountain can't be seen either!

It would be really tiring to use infantry to ambush the Japanese cavalry running blindly all over the mountains and fields!