In August 1940, the Eighth Route Army assembled 105 regiments to launch a large-scale attack on the Japanese army in North China. The planned plan was completed in less than a month, and the Zhengtai-Taiwan Railway was destroyed.
, the surrounding railways and roads were almost paralyzed. The Eighth Route Army immediately launched the second phase of the campaign, launching attacks on enemy and puppet strongholds along the railway transportation lines and deep in the base areas.
Hearing the news of victory that kept coming from the front, Sanbao, who had recovered from his injuries, couldn't hold it any longer. At this time, Su Yuan also sent people to bring him a large amount of supplies needed by the captured arsenal.
The person responsible for transporting supplies was a company instructor in Su Yuan's regiment. From his mouth, we learned that in the second phase of the campaign that had just been launched, the regiment had achieved results that none of its brother troops had achieved.
The main target of the second stage is the strongholds held by the enemy. The Japanese strongholds often have tall and sturdy watchtowers and surrounding bunkers. In addition, the enemy is prepared to defend with intensive firepower. Troops lacking siege firepower often pay a lot of effort.
It can only be conquered at a high cost, which makes it impossible to achieve the set goal.
The Su Yuan Regiment is different. With the tanks and guns modified by Sanbao, the enemy's watchtowers and bunkers have almost become targets. The Su Yuan Regiment has become an invincible force, and Su Yuan, who has risen in fighting, is moving along the
He killed all the lines of communication and even captured the targets of neighboring troops.
However, tank gun ammunition also consumes very quickly, so he specifically asked Sanbao to send him a batch of artillery shells as soon as possible.
"This guy, isn't he giving me a problem?" Sanbao complained as he looked at the dozens of shell casings sent back: "Where can I get this warhead for him?"
"Sambo, you must think of a way." The instructor requested: "The leader said that if I can't get it back, he will skin me."
"There are no more shells," Sanbao replied with a sudden thought: "But I can help you go back and recover."
"Speak quickly!" the instructor immediately urged.
"Then, you take me to the front line, and I will tell your regiment leader." Sanbao said.
"This..." The instructor hesitated for a while, but thinking of the fierce battle on the front line, he finally agreed: "Okay."
Sanbao and the instructor discussed it, and on the grounds that the tank gun was malfunctioning and needed Sanbao to go to repair it, and the war was raging ahead, the factory director had no choice but to nod in agreement.
Sanbao immediately asked the instructor to send someone to bring a batch of grenades and explosives that he had just made. Sanbao set off without even telling Xiaoying.
When Sanbao arrived at Su Yuan's regiment headquarters, Su Yuan was getting angry and the artillery shells had been fired. Could it be that without the artillery, his troops really couldn't capture the Japanese stronghold? Wouldn't this make the brothers laugh?
However, he felt sorry for his troops. He had also heard about the experiences of his brother troops. In order to capture a stronghold, sometimes he had to pay the price of hundreds of men. What he was facing now was a well-defended stronghold. The surrounding area was several hundred meters flat.
There was no shelter, and the attacking soldiers were completely exposed to the enemy's intensive firepower. News came from the front that the troops had attacked twice, and dozens of soldiers were injured or killed. They did not even get to the edge of the stronghold, and the enemy's firepower
But it hasn't diminished at all.
"Get ready for the third attack immediately. I'll go and see for myself." Su Yuan slammed the phone and shouted.
At this time, Sanbao was coming. He heard Su Yuan's words, but Su Yuan was overjoyed when he saw him, "Sanbao, have you brought the cannonballs?"
"Sister... Captain Su, I really don't have one," Sanbao replied.
"What are you doing here without cannonballs!?" Su Yuan immediately shouted: "Come here, take him down to rest." Su Yuan said and was about to leave.
Sambo was not willing to let go of this opportunity. He immediately said: "Although I didn't bring any artillery shells, I can conquer the Japanese stronghold."
"Really!?" Su Yuan's expression changed immediately, and a smile appeared on his face.
"Of course." Sanbao replied with a firm tone. In fact, there was nothing he could do. All he wanted to do was go to the front line, and with his brother-in-law in front of him, he didn't care about lying.
"What can you do?" Su Yuan asked immediately.
"You can only see this when you get to the stronghold." Sanbao continued to fool him.
"Okay, let's go together." Su Yuan responded immediately.