Su Yuan signaled the machine gunner to set up the machine gun, and he also raised the gun, while the other soldiers were ready to drop bombs according to Su Yuan's order.
Seeing the slowly moving Japanese approaching, Su Yuan gave the order "Hit!"
Suddenly, the machine gun sprayed out angry flames in the darkness. In just a few seconds, a box of bullets flew out, and all the grenades in the hands of the soldiers were thrown out.
Although he couldn't see the results of the battle, it was probably enough for the Japanese to bear, so Su Yuan's harassment plan had to end. He ordered several soldiers to evacuate quickly, while he took cover behind.
Su Yuan never shoots aimlessly, but when shooting at night, the conditions used include flash, moonlit night, dawn and dusk, as well as lighting and bonfires. Calibrated shooting is also possible, but now Su Yuan has nothing and is lying on the ground.
The devils can't be seen at all.
It wasn't until the Japs started to fight back that Su Yuan seized the opportunity. He used the flames from the Japs' muzzle to determine the target, which had to be done very quickly.
The Japs' machine gunners were the most unlucky. The continuous shooting emitted uninterrupted fire to indicate the Japs' position. Su Yuan saw that the crosshair was vaguely visible on the upper edge of the gap, and the light spot was half exposed. He immediately fired. The Japs' machine gun
He immediately became mute.
Su Yuan immediately moved his position and raised his gun. As the protective ring covered another flashing light spot, his crosshair and gap were always kept straight, so he just moved the muzzle up and down or left and right and immediately aimed at the target and fired, although sometimes it would
There were several gaps that made Su Yuan unsure, but time was tight and he had no time to close his eyes to adjust, so he gave up a few shots. After all, Su Yuan had little training at night, but other shots that he felt confident would definitely be effective. The Japanese would never dare to fire at will again.
The gun is visible.
In the end, the Japs retreated, and Su Yuan returned to his position safely. Su Yuan, who had just returned, was still excited. He had inadvertently thwarted the Japs' sneak attack this time.
But the excited Su Yuan was soon put in a bad mood by a piece of news. The deputy company commander told him that new news and orders had just come from the regiment headquarters. The reinforcements had not arrived on time and they had to hold on for another day.
However, the regiment leader also knew their situation, so he ordered them to withdraw to the city for defense. Su Yuan also learned from this that during the day's battle, the Japanese attacks in other places were also fierce. Most of the outer positions had been lost, and the Japanese had attacked from three sides.
The city gate launched an attack.
The defenders at the city gate on Su Yuan's side also mobilized a lot of support, after all, the Japanese here haven't gotten close to the city wall yet.
Su Yuan thought for a while, once he retreated to the city wall, although he had a strong and condescending defense, it would become a passive defense and he would only be beaten under the fierce firepower of the Japanese.
Su Yuan, who has practiced martial arts, knows what it means once two people fight and fall into a simple parry. The opponent can attack at will, but failure is inevitable. This is the same as fighting between two armies. The Japanese will attack with all their strength without worries, while leaving their own.
Even a small counterattack here will contain the Japanese...
Su Yuan immediately asked the messenger to reply to the regiment commander, saying that he would hold on to this position and promised to hold on for another day, unless the Japanese passed over his body! The regiment commander felt relieved and relaxed, and specially transferred two more to him.
platoon and some ammunition, which increased Su Yuan's confidence.