All the troops in the trenches had been withdrawn, and all the Japanese artillery shells exploded in the fortifications that were not defended by Eighth Route Army soldiers.

Those fortifications were not built for the Eighth Route Army themselves, but tombs built by the Eighth Route Army for the Japanese army.

"This Japs stationed in the Mongolian Army has some wealth."

The instructor of the Second Battalion on the side also had a relaxed tone.

The firepower composed of 0 Type 92 infantry guns and mortars has exceeded the firepower of an artillery regiment of small-caliber artillery.

The Japanese mountain artillery regiment and the artillery regiment of the tank division have not yet opened fire.

The Eighth Route Army's defense line was five or six kilometers long, but the Japanese only bombarded about one kilometer of the defense line, which happened to be the position of the Second Battalion of the Independent Regiment.

The Japanese's artillery is not large enough to support simultaneous artillery fire coverage of a five or six kilometer long defense line.

The Eighth Route Army knew what the Japanese were planning.

The purpose is to break through one point and shake the entire Eighth Route Army's defense line.

As expected, the Japanese shelling stopped after 10 minutes.

Later.

About 0,000 Japanese soldiers, guided by more than 0,000 tanks, rushed toward the Second Battalion's position.

at the same time.

Around other defense lines, a large number of Japanese troops were approaching the Eighth Route Army position under the guidance of tanks, but they did not get close to the position.

More than 0 Type 97 and Type 95 tanks formed a battle formation and advanced toward the Eighth Route Army position. The tough Japanese soldiers had the words "Dare to Die" wrapped on their foreheads.

The Japs were naked to the waist and holding Type 38 rifles in their hands. Under the guidance of the tanks, they swept toward the Eighth Route Army's position like gray waves.

The Eighth Route Army's position was completely silent and silent.

The attacking tank column approached the Eighth Route Army position and then boarded the Eighth Route Army position. The attacking Japanese army encountered no resistance.

In the Japanese military headquarters, the corners of the mouths of several operational staff members slightly curved upward.

Seeing the attacking Japanese troops easily occupying the Eighth Route Army's positions, the commander of the Mongolian Army Garrison, Jutaro Amakasu, suddenly felt an extremely bad feeling in his heart.

He was about to order the attacking troops to withdraw immediately from the Eighth Route Army positions.

But it's too late!
Chapter completed!