After all, Sanbao lacks commanding ability. He can still handle it if he leads a squad or a platoon. But now that the army has expanded, the scale of the battle has also expanded. The last victory was somewhat coincidental. I didn't expect that this time the battle would happen.
Rapid changes.
This time it was different. During the deployment, Sanbao initially only wanted to prevent the Japanese from supporting Li Yong in taking down the Japanese stronghold. He never thought that the Japanese would actually use tanks to clear the way, and with so many Japanese dispatched, the mines laid would lose their effect.
The Japanese were able to advance quickly.
In order to make up for his mistake, Sanbao held a machine gun behind to cover the retreat of the Third Squadron. The Third Squadron's combat capabilities were not strong. Most of them were militiamen and new soldiers who had just learned to shoot, and they did not know much about the tactics on the battlefield.
, covering, blocking, and coordinating the retreat were unable to cooperate. Seeing the fierce battle, they could not form an effective blocking force.
To stop them, Sanbao followed Sanbao and fired desperately, retreating like a swarm of bees. Seeing the constant casualties, Sanbao shouted to Qu Changlin: "Lead everyone to retreat immediately, I will bear it here!"
"Captain, let's evacuate together." Qu Changlin was very worried.
"Stop talking nonsense, you can't leave without moving." Sanbao shouted: "Run into the hills and ravines, the Japanese tanks can't catch up."
"Yes." Qu Changlin had no choice but to accept the order.
Sanbao alone used his machine gun to provide fire cover, but the Japanese infantry followed the tank, and his own firepower could not fire effectively. Sanbao had to retreat while fighting. Finally, he climbed up a steeper high ground, and the Japanese tank finally stopped.
However, they started shelling Sanbao. Under the cover of the artillery fire, the Japanese behind them launched an attack.
A shell landed not far from Sanbao and exploded. Sanbao felt a tearing pain in his waist and his ears buzzed. His body was lifted up by a strong shock wave, and Sanbao rolled down the slope...
It was not until he reached the bottom of the ditch that Sanbao stopped. As soon as he moved, he grinned at the huge pain in his waist. A piece of shrapnel was inserted into his waist. Sanbao did not dare to pull it out, so he had to hold the machine gun in one hand and cover it with the other.
He staggered back with wounds.
A white figure appeared in front of him and ran toward him. It was Ruobing. She was originally following Li Yong. After the troops retreated, they quickly met up with the No. 3 Squadron led by Qu Changlin. Seeing that the captain did not follow, everyone was extremely anxious. Li Yong
Seeing that the Japanese were still in hot pursuit, Qu Changlin immediately asked Qu Changlin to return to the station to cover the evacuation of the masses.
Li Yong decided to lead the remaining troops with Zhang Yunbiao to continue to attract and hold back the Japanese. In order to escape and cover the common people, the troops attracted the Japanese and ran towards the tiger's mouth.
Li Yong sent Shan Zi to lead these soldiers to meet the captain. Ruo Bing, who was worried, also followed. Finally, Ruo Bing helped the injured Sambo.
"Shanzi, notify Li Yong immediately and ask them to hold off the Japs and cover the mass transfer. This little Japs will never give up if he gains power." Sanbao urged.
"Don't worry." When Shan Zi saw the Japanese figure appearing on the high ground behind him, he ordered the soldiers to block the attack, cover Ruobing and help Sanbao retreat, and reported the situation at the same time.
"Okay, let's try to stop this group of Japs." After hearing that Li Yong had made arrangements, Sanbao insisted with relief.
Now it was impossible to stop the Japs, so Sambo had to fight and retreat to lure the Japs away.
The Japanese tanks could no longer keep up, but the Japanese continued to pursue. The Japanese attacked from multiple fronts. Although some were diverted by the guerrillas, some Japanese still entered Yujiacun and surrounding villages.
Although the people were transferred, due to the rush of time, they did not have time to take away their belongings, and some people were reluctant to leave. They did not realize that the devils were cruel. As soon as the devils entered the village, they started burning, killing and looting, and the village was ablaze.