Chapter Twelve Blood Solaces the Soul of the Country
[69 Book Bar-www.] Chapter 12 Blood comforts the soul of the country
Shui Rou was responsible for being on guard by himself. He didn't know when the war would start, so he wanted to let the soldiers rest as much as possible. But the soldiers could only rest for more than three hours. Shui Rou shouted,
"Hurry up and enter the fortifications, the Japanese troops are coming."
As he was talking, gunshots were fired. About a regiment of Japanese soldiers swarmed forward. An encounter and a positional battle began.
I don’t know where Shuirou got the heavy machine guns, and there were more than 20 heavy machine guns, and they rushed the bullets at the Japanese army like water. The unique "dongdong---" sound of the Type 96 heavy machine gun also made the Japanese army feel numb.
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The Japanese attacking troops fell one after another more than 100 meters away from the front of the Shuirou Company's position. There was a vast plain of rice fields, with no cover, and only yellow stirrups.
Shui Rou's company faced a defense width of nearly one thousand meters. If there were no heavy machine guns, it would be difficult to say. Shui Rou commanded the troops to resist vigorously. Ammunition was thrown at the Japanese attacking troops desperately. The Japanese troops were also constantly firing
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"Division commander, we met the Chinese troops at the temple again. They fought very tenaciously. The weapons they used were all lost by us. It seems that they are running out of ammunition."
"Why are they again? Be careful when attacking. Their fighting power is too tough. Our casualties are too high. Our troops are lightly armed and fighting in a roundabout way without the support of heavy weapons."
"Company commander, Japanese troops appeared behind us and we are surrounded."
"What are you afraid of? People are dead. Move some heavy machine guns to me. I'll help you. You build simple fortifications to resist. No one can take a step back without orders. Even if we are all shot, we still have to do it.
It makes the Japanese feel scared and regret coming to China."
Whenever Shui Rou was in danger, he would be there. When the soldiers saw that the company commander was taking the lead, they attacked the Japanese army with all their might and refused to give in. Even when fighting with bayonets, Shui Rou asked the recruits to follow him.
, said,
"You just need to pay attention to my back and don't rush to the front. I'm blocking you there."
The Japanese army saw a Chinese soldier holding a dagger in one hand and a shell gun in the other. He rushed into the crowd of Japanese soldiers, like a tiger entering a flock of sheep. The erratic figure was matched with a strange pace and strange skills. He intercepted and killed extremely fast.
Japanese soldiers stood side by side,
At this time, Jiang Shuirou was like a lawnmower or a big fan knife. He was the blade of the fan knife. In a fan, Japanese soldiers continued to fall. All those who fell had no heads.
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The Japanese soldiers were afraid that they would lose their heads after death, so that the souls of the dead Japanese soldiers would not be able to return to Japan. When they saw this situation, no one dared to meet Shui Rou, so they all avoided Shui Rou.
As a result, the Japanese attacking formation was disrupted, and they kept retreating and retreating again. Shui Rou shouted to the soldiers to quickly collect the Japanese grenades and heavy machine gun bullets.
The Japanese army finally retreated again and again in the face of terrifying interceptions. Shuirou Company still controlled the position. However, the number of people in the company was getting fewer and fewer. There were only more than 70 people.
The Japanese army found it difficult to understand why this company was so capable of fighting? It was so fierce and fearless of death.
It was not until the 517th Regiment, under the leadership of Captain Zhang Shixi, that the whole regiment was determined to die and attacked Jiangjia Village without fear of death. The sound of killing shocked the field and made the Japanese army feel the fearless spirit of the Chinese. Under this momentum of attack