Turning on the radio is a double-edged sword. You can detect the enemy's radio signal, and your own signal will also be detected by the enemy.
Coincidentally, there are always some incomprehensible coincidences in real wars. Just when Lei Hang turned on the radio and detected the Japanese army's signal, a reconnaissance team from the Japanese vanguard also detected Lei Hang's radio signal.
The leader of the Japanese reconnaissance team was Lieutenant Ikeda. Ikeda attached great importance to the situation reported by the telegraph corps.
"Nakata-kun, this place is still far away from the ancient city. There shouldn't be a Chinese army. As expected, it's also a reconnaissance team. You take the next step."
"Hi." Nakata replied.
"Nakata-kun keeps a distance of about two kilometers from the small team, trying to detect the enemy as early as possible, annihilate the enemy, and clear obstacles for the large force to advance secretly."
"Hi." Nakata Jiayou returned without hesitation, took two soldiers, and set off together.
Second Lieutenant Yoshiaki Nakata is Lieutenant Ikeda's most capable subordinate. The two are from the same hometown. They set off from the village to serve as soldiers together, and attended the Imperial Army School together. They went abroad to fight together and were assigned to the 56th Division. When the troops invaded Nanjing,
The superior ordered rampant burning, killing and looting in the city of Nanjing. At that time, Ikeda was sitting in a broken house and smoking silently. Nakata was holding a sniper rifle and sitting next to Ikeda. The two of them said nothing and did nothing.
Under Yuesong's arrangement, the 10-person reconnaissance team was divided into three groups. The first group was led by Yuesong, followed closely by Lei Hang carrying the radio on his back, and Shaoqiu was responsible for leading the way. The second group was led by Brother Chao, led by Ouyang
and Tang Si followed, with Old Man Sun leading the way. The third group was led by Cao Gen'er, followed by Niu Peilin and Huineng. The third group was located between the first two groups, responsible for information transmission and cover and support. The three groups acted as horns to each other.
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It happened that in this vast jungle, there were three small rivers passing through here, and there were also two small streams. Although the small streams were inconvenient for large troops to march through, it was not ruled out that there were small groups of Japanese troops, so Cao Gen'er and Hui were sent there respectively.
Able to lead people, he hid in the grass by the stream, paying close attention to the stream around him, and at the same time staring at the Masha River in the distance.
After Yuesong arranged for Cao Gen'er and the others, under the leadership of Shaoqiu, they came to the Wugula River where the Japanese army was most likely to pass. When they arrived at the river, Yuesong asked Lei Hang and Shaoqiu to hide first, while he looked around
After some reconnaissance, I found no trace of Japanese military activity, so I raised my sniper rifle and looked down the river, but there was no movement.
So, he returned to Lei Hang and said, "Lei Hang, you and Shaoqiu keep a close watch while I smoke a cigarette first."
"Okay, Captain." Lei Hang agreed, his eyes closely observing the lower reaches of the river.
"Brother Lei, I think..." Shaoqiu said hesitantly.
"What are you thinking about?"
"I want to touch your gun." Shaoqiu stretched out his hand, but Lei Hang knocked it back.
"This is not your bow and arrow. Be careful of misfire. The gunshot is so loud that it can be heard more than ten miles away in this quiet forest."
"Stingy." Shaoqiu said bitterly, and came closer, "Brother Lei, can I fight against Japan with you?"
"You? Does your father agree?"
"My father was active. The British beat my mother to death and robbed my store. My father beat an Englishman to death and ran away."
"Hey, stop it, stop it, the British army is our ally now, what we are going to fight is the Japanese, do you understand?"
"It doesn't matter. Didn't you say that the Japanese drove away the British? If I help you drive away the Japanese, then doesn't Myanmar belong to the Burmese and Chinese?"
"Hey, you kid, you have a very bright mind. I think you can do it, but whether I accept you or not depends on our captain's decision. I can't."
"Bang", a crisp gunshot sounded in the quiet forest, and Yuesong, who was lying on the ground smoking, immediately sat up.
"It was Brother Chao who fired the shot," Yuesong said.
Lei Hang ran over and said, "Captain, are the Japs coming?"
"You two, stay here and watch. Don't act without authorization if necessary. Wait until I come back." After Yuesong finished speaking, he ran towards Brother Chao with his sniper rifle in hand.