The War of Resistance

"Why don't you come over to pick us up?" Brigadier Shi Naiwen scolded the first battalion commander when he saw them. By this time, they had crossed the entire village and reached the woods at the other end of the village.

"Report to the brigade commander, we have responded, and I will send a squad to deliver the message to you.

Also, didn’t you see the people in the yard? "The battalion commander said a little aggrievedly.

He did send people to respond, and he also sent some soldiers to the roof to shoot at the Japanese troops from a distance.

It's just that their skills and weapons are not as good as those of others. Most of the soldiers who climbed to the roof and shot at the Japanese army were shot down from the roof by the Japanese army's firepower.

Therefore, the people in the yard mentioned by the first battalion commander were all lying down, and they fell down after being hit in the head by Japanese bullets.

However, those soldiers were more killed than injured. That was because when they were lying on the roof and shooting at the Japanese soldiers, all the Japanese soldiers could see and hit were people's heads.

Sanishi Nobumi glared at the first battalion commander and did not continue to press on about the rescue.

People are close and distant, and the same is true for Shi Naiwen.

For example, the troops he sent to cover the retreating troops were three battalions and three companies, but he didn't send them casually. How could he send a special agent company to cover them? But this first battalion commander is one of his direct descendants in this regiment.

"You said there are our people here, where are our people?" Shi Naiwen asked again.

Shi Naiwen was very surprised, because when he sent troops to explore the retreat, he did not send anyone here. Could it be that someone from another group in his own brigade came?

But for the so-called guerrilla warfare, he divided his brigade into three regiments, which were already acting separately.

Not only are the three regiments separated by thousands of miles, but they can't be reached in a short time.

"No, they are from the Northeast Army." The first battalion commander replied.

"What? People from the Northeast Army?" Shi Naiwen didn't believe his ears.

"They beat the Japanese soldiers away at this end, and then the common people who couldn't escape from the other end ran to this end. They let them out. We heard the gunfire and rushed over, and there was a way out at this end. ." The first battalion commander replied.

His answers were a bit confusing, but fortunately Shi Naiwen could understand them.

Shi Naiwen didn't have time to think about it, so he could only rejoice that there was finally an escape route, and quickly ordered the entire group to retreat.

Although he has suffered many casualties now, he is lucky to be able to withdraw most of his troops.

Due to the obstruction of the villages in Dushan Aoli, the shooting range of the Japanese light and heavy machine guns was limited, but if the little Japanese cannon fired, they would have to suffer a lot of casualties!

But Shi Naiwen didn't know it at this time, but someone was thinking about the cannon for him, and that was Shang Zhen on Dushangu.

The dead are already dead, and the living must always be considered. This is especially evident on the battlefield.

At this time, Shang Zhen was holding a telescope. He put the telescope in front of his eyes for a while, then took it off and aimed at the position between a group of Japanese soldiers and the infantry cannon.

Shi Naiwen could imagine that he had a large number of people. In such a Dushan Col, if a Japanese artillery shell flew into the crowd, how many casualties might there be?

So how could Shang Zhen not think of it?

Of course, Shang Zhen didn't expect that he could use his rifle to target a Japanese cannon, but if he could kill a few more artillerymen or Japanese gunners, it would still be possible for the Japanese to fire a few less shells.

Even if there is no hope, you still have to do some things, just for peace of mind. In terms of small things, it is people's conscience, and in terms of big things, it is national justice.

And what about the group of Japanese soldiers in Shang Zhen's eyes?

That was when Shang Zhen discovered through the telescope that there were more Japanese officers there, and he guessed that the commander of the Japanese army should be there.

Not to mention that the Japanese commander is not important, but Shang Zhen believes that the Japanese cannon is the most deadly at this time!

After watching it over and over for a while, Shang Zhen saw a soldier running out of the Japanese army and heading towards the infantry gun.

Why is Shang Zhen staring between the two? He felt that if the Japanese army wanted to fire, the commander had to give the order, right?

Shang Zhen could see clearly with his binoculars now, wondering in his mind whether the soldier was a messenger.

No one stipulates that the messenger must carry a document bag or something. Shang Zhen was still thinking about it, but then he discovered that the Japanese soldier really had a bag slung across his body.

Come on, I don’t care if you are, I’d better put you down first!

Shang Zhen decided not to fight artillery.

It was not because he had killed many artillerymen before, but because he felt that the artillerymen over there were already suspicious, but the security brigade had all run away, and the Japanese army found a gunman like him hiding in the dark, and then came to besiege this area. The top of the mountain!

For some reason, Shang Zhen remembered what Mr. Wang said: You can do a beautiful job, but you can't involve yourself in it!

Shang Zhen kept calm and locked his gun on the Japanese soldier who was running forward.

At this moment, everything around him no longer exists, or is blurred. At this time, there is no peripheral vision in his eyes, only the target.

When Shang Zhen felt that he had locked onto the Japanese soldier, his right index finger slowly moved back.

His tiny movement was neither fast nor slow, and he didn't pull the trigger with his fingertips. Instead, he moved slowly until the gunshot sounded.

As a result, the Japanese soldier who was running towards the infantry artillery stumbled over.

After firing this shot, Shang Zhen put away the gun and retreated. He decided not to shoot, and I would just hide it until the Japanese troops retreated.

Of course he has his own reasons for thinking this way.

Just now he thought again, why are those common people missing?

Since all the people are gone, it means there is a passage to get outside.

Since you can run away and the people have run outside, then you can also run out from inside the security guard.

Then it wouldn't be worth it if the security team ran away and I was exposed alone while fighting with the Japanese army. Until now, I haven't seen my daughter-in-law Leng Xiaozhi.

As for the entire battlefield, the Japanese army finally reached the ridge near the village, and a grenade exploded with a "boom".

It was the company commander of the third battalion and third company who was left behind by Shi Naiwen, who fired the grenade and died with the Japanese army.

Immediately afterwards, the Japanese Type 92 infantry cannon also rang.

But at this time, the security brigade commander Shi Naiwen had already led people to the east exit of the col.

There were also gunshots there, and Shi Naiwen saw that there were really a dozen soldiers shooting at the distance with guns. It was these people who guarded this passage of life for them.

"Brigadier, you are really from the Northeast Army. Look at the one with the disfigured face. I saw him at that river." Fan Chengyun, the commander of the special agent company who was with Shi Naiwen at this time, pointed to one of the soldiers and said.

Shi Naiwen looked along what Fan Chengyun was pointing and saw the soldier who was shooting in the distance with a rifle. Not only was he screaming, his face was simply ugly!

So, who else could that soldier be besides Hou Kanshan?