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Chapter 676 The collective head is big

"Heavy rain, go tell the stubborn Pang Dahai that if his artillery can't suppress even the grenades of the Japs, get out of here after this war. I think the most suitable position for him is in the cooking squad." He kept holding it.

Tang Dao, who was observing the battlefield with a telescope, finally spoke.

"Yes!" Xia Dayu stuck out his tongue, turned around and ran away.

Tang Dao rarely spoke so harshly during battle, so naturally he was extremely dissatisfied with the current battle situation.

There is no reason why Tang Dao is not anxious.

This should be the first time since Tang Dao came to this era that he led his troops to take the initiative to fight against such a large-scale Japanese infantry. Unexpectedly, the Japanese army was as stubborn as a piece of iron, and they were all blown up into this by the "heartless cannon".

, can actually establish a defense line in an organized manner, with a tendency to turn an ambush into a tug-of-war.

If the independent battalion was fighting only the Japanese army in front of them, Tang Dao would not be afraid of such a battle situation. It could grind to death more than a thousand Japanese troops in the valley just by relying on the advantageous terrain.

But obviously not. In addition to this Japanese army, there are two main Japanese armies with thousands of people just a few kilometers away. Now they have no way of knowing the situation here and staying still. But as time goes on, they are just like pigs.

I also know that something must be going on here...

At that time, the infantry and even the aircraft will be dispatched together, and it is very likely that the dumplings will not be made but will become stuffing in the opponent's mouth.

This made Tang Dao understand to some extent that the army had many famous generals back then, but in large-scale ambush battles, the Japanese army's baggage troops were usually chosen. It was really a helpless choice due to the lack of heavy weapons.

Without enough heavy weapons, the Japanese army cannot be crippled at once. If the stubborn Japanese army enters the stage of stubborn resistance, it will be really difficult to fight.

In the end, it may turn into the extremely brutal battle of the Guanjianao Yamazaki Battalion. The entire battlefield lasted for several days and nights. The attackers were several times or even ten times more powerful than their opponents. However, due to the lack of enough heavy firearms to attack the enemy, they were unable to destroy their fortifications and could not give the infantry any supplies.

It was lethal enough, causing the desperate attacking infantry to suffer heavy casualties, but it still could not completely wipe out the Japanese army as planned in the tactical plan. In the end, they had to retreat with hatred due to the arrival of enemy reinforcements.

This made Tang Dao make up his mind at this moment. In the future, his troops would continue to be equipped with mortars specifically designed to kill infantry, as well as direct-aimed cannons that could destroy fortifications. Otherwise, sooner or later, they would fall into that kind of predicament.

Fortunately, the Japanese army did not have time to build complete field fortifications at this time, so they could only temporarily dig trenches and use stones in the valley bottom to build individual bunkers, which could be solved with mortars.

Tang Dao, who was analyzing the battlefield situation and beginning to make tactical adjustments, might not know that it was his opponent Kunizaki Zheng who was suffering much more than him at this moment.

Because the opponents Kunizaki encountered were almost exactly the same as the hard walnuts that the generals would face in the future.

When the lush trees covering Qinglongling Village were gradually blown away by artillery fire, just like the veil covering the head of the woman in Qinglongling Village was peeled off, the original appearance of Qinglongling Village gradually appeared clearly in front of the Japanese major general.

The thick stone wall is full of depressions and dark colors left by raging artillery fire, showing that it has been hit by artillery shells many times, but it still stands firm.

Kunizaki was stunned and knew that he had encountered a tough situation. The small-caliber artillery under his command was not as destructive to this 'stone fortress' as he had imagined.

He tentatively organized several rounds of infantry attacks, but the raindrops of machine rifle bullets fired from the trenches hit his proud infantry so hard that they could not even raise their heads, so they had to retreat in embarrassment.

Kunisaki was so startled that his head swelled twice. He was sure that as long as he dared to engage in a desperate charge, those Chinese with perfect "fortifications" would really kill the most heroic infantry in the empire.

If it had been before, Kunizaki, who was motivated by military exploits, might not have cared so much about the life and death of his soldiers. At worst, he would have used the 1st Brigade of the Jing'an Army as cannon fodder to consume the Chinese ammunition, and then the big guys would swarm in and finish them off.

Gu Xiu/span> But now, not to mention that four of Li Shoushan's big dog legs have been broken, and he can barely survive with his dog head. Under his command, none of the six newly replenished infantry brigades and the artillery brigade are gone.

It's basically over. If he loses another infantry brigade and the battle damage ratio reaches 30%, then his future as a major general detachment leader will be over.

After all, Seishiro Itagaki appointed him to lead half of the division to southeast China to gain military exploits and bring glory to the face of the Fifth Division. He was not here to give away heads, and he was not here to become a trophy for the Chinese to show off.

What makes Kunizaki even more annoyed is that the Navy has sent news through the Tenth Army Headquarters that due to weather conditions, no fighter planes will take off today.

"Baga! Damn it! Damn it! Where has this bastard Takeuchi Yunshan arrived? The time stipulated in the military order has come. He is violating the military order." Kunisaki waved his hand angrily and swept away all the objects on the field table.

He asked his staff officer sharply.

It looked like a dog holding a meat bone in its mouth but finding that it was a cow leg bone that it couldn't chew on. It could only bark at its companions.

"Reporting to your Excellency, the detachment leader, Colonel Takeuchi Unzan sent a message half an hour ago. The mountain road is rugged and difficult to travel. The two 94 armored vehicles are traveling extremely hard, so they are marching slowly. Please forgive me, the detachment leader. Just now, the detachment's communication team has generated electricity again.

Inquiring, maybe because the radio station has been turned off, so there is no response!" The captain's staff officer could only bow his head and report the truth.

"Then call them again until they respond. Tell Takeuchi Yunshan that I will give him two more hours. If he doesn't arrive, military law will be ruthless!" Kunizaki, who had regained some composure after getting angry, gave the order coldly.

Kunizaki's patience with Takeuchi Yunshan has almost reached its limit. However, this guy actually walked for several hours on the only ten kilometers of road. Rugged mountain roads and difficulty for armored vehicles were all excuses in Kunizaki's opinion.

But he just didn't want to lose the strength of his infantry regiment anymore.

Kunisaki's petty thoughts were understandable. After all, Takeuchi Yunshan had already lost an infantry battalion and a major infantry battalion captain, but he couldn't stand it when he would rather disobey military orders to preserve his strength and play tricks in front of his detachment leader.

Kunizaki didn't know that. He was just holding a big bone in his mouth and couldn't chew it, which was very painful. However, the subordinates who he had written down in his notebook now felt lung pain, heartache, and liver pain. They had even begun to treat him like this.

The major general's detachment leader cursed loudly and unabashedly.

"The defeat of our regiment was all caused by the blind command of this idiot Kunizaki Zheng. As a result, our regiment was ambushed by the main force of the Chinese and suffered heavy losses!"

Takeuchi Yunshan looked through the telescope at his own soldiers in the river valley, who continuously attacked the mountains and were swept down by crazy firepower. In the end, he had to dig fortifications on the spot while being passively beaten. The losses continued to increase. His eyeballs were red, and he gnashed his teeth and cursed.

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People are about to die, who would care about what kind of army major general Kunizaki Zeng is and what kind of immediate boss he is?

The hand of the staff officer next to the Japanese Army Colonel who was holding the pen trembled slightly. He finally did not dare to record the words of the Colonel who insulted the Major General. Let’s just think that the Colonel spoke out of anger and heartache!

Otherwise, the Major General may not be able to do anything to the Colonel, but killing an officer of their level is like killing a chicken.

It can be said that at the moment when the battlefields on both sides entered a tense moment, the commanders of both China and Japan were in a collective headache because each failed to achieve their own tactical plans.

The saddest thing can only be that the protagonist Takeuchi Yunshan tried his best, but he could only be pressed to the ground and rubbed, and he vented his anger by scolding his boss.

But the moment that made him most angry soon came.

The big face of Pang Dahai, who had received Tang Dao's military order, was originally blackened by gunpowder smoke, but now it was black with purple, and purple with green.

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