Seeing the rank of Colonel on Takakura Hayabusa's collar, the four soldiers carrying the body did not dare to say anything and honestly put down the stretcher.
Takakura Hayabusa stepped forward and lifted the white cloth, and a pale face was immediately revealed underneath. It was Shiina Hayami.
His expression was full of unwillingness, and he was obviously very dissatisfied with losing his life.
Then, he opened another white cloth, and when Takakura Hayabusa saw the bullet hole in Taro Kurokawa's temple.
He couldn't help but say "Huh", and then his face became serious.
He was very familiar with the wound on Taro Kurokawa's forehead. Except for the Type 97 sniper rifle, no other gun could cause such a wound.
Type 97 sniper rifle.
28 groups!
Takakura Hayabusa quickly thought of this possibility.
"Were they ambushed by the 28th Regiment?" Takakura Hayabusa covered the white cloth again and asked tentatively.
Except for the 28th regiment that had robbed the convoy before, Takakura Hayabusa couldn't think of any other troops.
"Reporting to Your Excellency, Colonel! That's right!" the Japanese soldier paused and replied with a sad expression.
At the same time, the expressions on their faces also showed a bit of curiosity.
The colonel had just arrived here not long ago, so how did he know that the unit that ambushed the two captains was the 28th Regiment?
"Have any survivors been found?" Takakura Hayabusa asked again.
The soldier shook his head and replied: "The squadron responsible for protecting the safety of the two wing captains was completely shattered, and no one survived!"
Takakura Hayabusa's expression suddenly turned cold. After asking them about the location where their bodies were found and some details of the battle, he walked towards the target location.
Sure enough it was them!
They are so brave!
After robbing the convoy, facing tens of thousands of encirclement and suppression troops, the 28th Regiment actually chose to stay where they were after successfully breaking through.
The commander of this unit must have a very strong heart!
How dare you pose the warriors of the empire as 28!
Takakura Hayabusa couldn't help clenching his fists and secretly vowed to kill all the people in the 28th Regiment, and then arrange their corpses with the words Takakura Hayabusa.
Show everyone that the person who annihilated the 28th regiment was Takakura Hayabusa!
Takakura Hayabusa soon arrived at the place where Shiina Hayami and Kurokawa Taro were ambushed.
Although the battlefield had been cleaned, he could still see traces of the battle.
After a brief search of the surrounding scene, Takakura Hayabusa immediately determined that the 28th Regiment launched the attack from the woods.
Moreover, Takakura Hayabusa can also be sure that the ambush suffered by Shiina Hayami and Kurokawa Taro was just an accident.
The men of the 28th Regiment must have encountered them by chance when they were retreating, so they set up an ambush against them.
However, due to the snow that fell last night, the road was covered with snow, making it impossible to tell where the 28th Group went.
Takakura Hayabusa looked a little worried.
With the Huzhuang stronghold as the center, there are many places to hide around. Could it be that the imperial army did nothing and chased the 28th Regiment every day?
As for revenge?
Their last raid had already consumed most of the ammunition, and the transport brigade responsible for supplies had been robbed again. There was no hope of any military action in the short term.
The Beiyuan Division, which was originally going well, could not have imagined that Ding Wei would be a variable. The transportation brigade was originally overloaded several times to transport materials, but Ding Wei had all been cheaper.
Because of the materials handed over by Ding Wei, the equipment of various units of the Eighth Route Army was replaced and replenished.
In order to cope with the Japanese's next retaliatory action, after the distribution of supplies was completed, the Eighth Route Army troops near Anwucheng were transferred.
The brigade commander did not hide anything about the source of this batch of supplies, and the previous deeds of the 28th Regiment gradually spread.
When the commanders of those troops learned that the weapons they used were actually handed over by the 28th Regiment, the expressions on their faces were so wonderful.
In their perception, the 28th Regiment was still a group of defeated soldiers, a useless regiment that had been replaced by six consecutive regimental commanders but could not be brought back up.
The 28th Regiment is basically a negative teaching material in the team. When some regiment leaders teach new recruits, they always use the 28th Regiment as a negative example.
Some even told the soldiers directly that if they did not train well, they would be sent to the 28th Regiment to be embarrassed.
As a result, when the soldiers heard about the 28th Regiment, they subconsciously thought that they were a bunch of rabble and were the worst unit in the entire army.
But who would have thought that a negative teaching material for the entire army would turn around and become famous throughout the army!
Even when they learned that the leader of the 28th Regiment was Ding Wei, they still couldn't believe it.
It’s not like there aren’t regiment leaders who are more capable than Ding Wei, but why did Ding Wei change drastically as soon as he joined the 28th regiment?
Not only did he lead the 28th Regiment to successfully attack the Japanese stronghold twice, he also ambushed a transportation brigade and seized countless supplies.
They also know that although the Huzhuang stronghold is a small stronghold, it is not easy to take it down smoothly.
In addition to the 28th Regiment, several other troops have also tried, but naturally failed, let alone captured the Huzhuang stronghold twice in a row.
Is this the fucking 28th regiment?
As for ambushing the Japanese transport brigade, they would only dare to think about it in normal times, let alone the 28th Regiment only dispatching one battalion to capture it.
If this hadn't been said by the boss himself, none of them would have believed that the 28th Regiment would be so powerful today.
The troops of the 28th Regiment, who usually look down upon them, felt an indescribable complex emotion in their hearts when they held the weapons captured by the 28th Regiment.
I screamed that I was the main force and that the fighting group could fight the Japanese. As a result, not only were the supplies rarely handed over, but sometimes I had to cry out in front of the boss and division commanders to ask for equipment.
The results of it.
The 28th Regiment remained silent and bombed the Japanese stronghold once with a few broken guns in their hands. When the Japanese stronghold was ready, they robbed them again, and finally ambushed a Japanese transport brigade.
Not only was the equipment and materials of his regiment replenished, but he also took the initiative to hand over the captured materials, saying that they were replenished to other units in the army that lacked equipment.
The words of the 28th Regiment were simply poking at their hearts and slapping their regimental leaders in the face.
This gives them no face in the future to claim that they are the main force and fighting group, and they will no longer be able to say that the 28th Regiment is a waste group.
If the current 28th Regiment is no longer a waste regiment, then wouldn't these regiments using the equipment captured by the 28th Regiment be even more waste than waste?
A regiment that was originally at the bottom suddenly sat on top of them, making these regiment leaders very depressed.
However, this also prompted each regiment to strengthen their training in order to surpass the 28th Regiment and not to be the bottom regiment in the army, which greatly promoted the enthusiasm of each regiment.
The boss is naturally very satisfied with this positive attitude within the military.
Ding Wei, who caused all this, had no idea that he would cause such a big fuss just by handing over supplies.
In order to avoid the enemy's sweep, Ding Wei had already led his team into the mountains.