[Volume 13] Section 98: Chapter 43 The Crazy Seventh Wing (1)

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Chapter 43 The Crazy Seventh Wing

The 7th Infantry Regiment commanded by Colonel Kazuo Isa has a very deep historical origin. It was the second regiment-level unit to be formed during the Meiji Restoration. Its initial mission was to defend the important areas of the Gyeonggi Province. After the Guards Division was reorganized, the 7th Infantry Regiment was

The Seventh Infantry Regiment had just been incorporated into the standing division. It participated in the famous 2300 Highland Attack Battle in the Russo-Japanese War. The entire regiment had 4,981 people, including the commander of the regiment, Colonel Nagaga Takahe, who were all killed in the battle.

Before the 200-300 Heights, General Kodama, the Japanese general who participated in commanding this battle, once reported with great pride at the post-war imperial meeting that every officer and soldier of my brave and fearless 7th Infantry Regiment of the Imperial Japanese Army was

No one who fell in the face of the enemy's bullets retreated, and no one survived!

Therefore, the 7th Infantry Regiment received the highest reward of blessing the Rising Sun Festival at the top of its regiment flag. For the Japanese Army Regiment, this reward was equivalent to the Flying Tiger Flag of the ** Corps. Anti-Japanese Blood Sacrifice to Mountains and Rivers

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With a fierce face and trembling flesh, Kazuo Isa slowly pulled out his family's treasured sword Mingyue, looked at the 4,659 people in the temporarily reorganized regiment, pointed his katana at the sky and shouted: "Across the way

Holding the position is the teaching corps, known as the army within the army. They are the spiritual symbol of the army and the strongest army of the army. Our 7th Infantry Regiment is also the strongest infantry regiment of the Imperial Army and the most powerful.

Strong impact is the strongest. Isn't this what our Yamato samurai dream of? We must completely defeat the teaching corps, known as the soul of the ****, from the front. Every time we kill one of their soldiers, it is equivalent to annihilating a squad of the **** army.

Even one platoon and one company, let us dedicate our lives to His Majesty the Emperor! Let the Rising Sun Flag face the rising sun, and let our blood stain the imperial flag red!"

"Flag Guarding Squadron! This time our army will not carry out artillery support. We will use the Yamato Soul to crush the □□ Soul! The military flag will attack in front. Each brigade and squadron will follow the military flag and attack. The captain of this unit will stand in front of the military flag!"

Kazuo Isa waved his command sword and shouted: "For the Empire! For His Majesty the Emperor! Attack! On board!"

Like a tide, the Japanese troops rushed towards the Chinese defenders' position. Xu Datong, commander of the third battalion who took over the position of the first battalion, looked at the dozens of officers and soldiers hugging each other about 200 meters in front of the position quietly.

raised his right hand.

The Japanese troops swarmed in like howling ghosts and wolves. Xu Datong looked at the Japanese troops who started the assault without even preparing for artillery fire. With a look of disdain on his lips, Xu Datong called each company of troops to enter the position and prepare to fight!

However, Xu Datong discovered through the telescope that the Japanese army seemed to be using an extremely exquisite military flag with many purple tassels? There was actually a golden decoration on the top of the flagpole? What kind of flag was that?

Xu Datong was very curious. It can be said that many Chinese people in this era did not have a strong impression of the military flag, and the Chinese Army did not have its own regimental flag or military flag with a strong sense of honor, and they did not know about the Japanese military alliance.

To understand the origin and importance of the army flag, you must know that the Japanese army began on January 23, 1874, when Emperor Meiji of the Japanese Empire personally awarded the military flag to the 1st Infantry Regiment and 2nd Infantry Regiment of the reorganized Guards Division.

From then on, at the inauguration ceremony of the newly formed infantry and cavalry regiments of the Japanese Army, the Emperor of Japan would personally award the military flag. Its significance means that this army will use this military flag to symbolize the unity of the army in the future. The military flag represents the Emperor's loyalty.
Chapter completed!