Luo Yuesong stood up and took a look around with his sniper rifle. There were eight fires in total, most of them were on the artillery positions, but each fire was some distance away from the artillery. In this way, the Japanese commander was also
You are using fire pits to defend the enemy's sneak attack on the artillery positions. OK, I understand your thoughts. It just so happens that you can also appreciate my kindness.
"Brother Chao, go ahead and kill a Japs and let them howl for a while." Luo Yuesong said to Brother Chao.
Brother Chao understood what the captain was thinking, agreed, took Xizi down with him, and hid himself more than 300 meters away from the fire lit by the Japanese.
Brother Chao observed for a while with a sniper rifle. The enemy's sentry was very clear. There were only a few Japanese with 38 rifles walking slowly. The patrol team was also very obvious. After about ten minutes, there were seven or eight people.
The patrol team formed will stroll around for a while.
As for the Japs' secret whistle, I don't know. Brother Chao patted Xizi's arm. Xizi understood and covered it.
Brother Chao aimed at a Japs who were about ten meters away from the fire. He didn't need to think too much. He shot him with a "bang". Naturally, the Japs had met the King of Hell in the East. It was just the sound of the gunshot in such a situation.
At night, in this silent forest, the sound is so beautiful and crisp.
Brother Chao fired a shot, lay down on the spot, crawled sideways, and quickly changed positions.
The Japanese's rifles and machine guns were all firing in this direction, and the "ping-ping-ping-ping" was very lively.
Xizi's eyes were looking for the enemy's secret whistle, and sure enough, there was a dark shadow on a big banyan tree thirty meters away.
"Brother Chao, retreat quickly, the whistle is very close." After saying that, Xizi took cover, with Brother Chao in front and Xizi behind. They rolled and crawled and disappeared into the dark jungle.
The Japanese artillery squadron leader came out of the tent and asked about it. Hearing that it was an individual soldier who was acting rude, he scolded his soldiers and went back to the tent.
However, Scott, the commander of the First Division of the British-Burmese Army, was a little excited and said to the staff around him: "The Chinese army is coming? Are we saved?"
"Commander, listen to the gunshots. The shots were not fired by the Japanese. It was just a small group of troops making a small fuss," a staff officer said.
"It's better to come than not to come. Look at our soldiers outside. They have low morale and no will to fight. When one Chinese comes, there will be another. I heard that General Sun Liren sent a main force regiment.
It's almost here." Scott was looking forward to it.
Lengrenren heard the gunfire and said to Adjutant Li: "It's the mules who are causing trouble again. Is it necessary to kill one or two Japanese to expose his position? It will not have much effect on the overall strategic situation."
"Battal Commander, maybe the surrounded British and Burmese troops will have some hope and some confidence," Adjutant Li said.
Leng Renren touched his head: "Maybe, I hope."
Yoshida Shoichi also heard the gunshots. It was precisely because he heard only one gunshot from the enemy that Yoshida Shoichi did not dare to act rashly, let alone approach the Chinese reconnaissance team in the dark jungle at night. It cannot be said that he was afraid of being beaten.
, I can only say that I was beaten.
After a while, Brother Chao returned to Luo Yuesong: "Captain, kill one of them. The Japs have been in chaos for a while."
"Captain, we found a secret sentry on the big banyan tree at the edge of the forest. The Japanese didn't shoot," Xizi said.
"I know, let's take a break. Make some noise and take a break. This is called the rhythm of battle. You should learn from it." Yuesong was leaning against a king coconut tree, closing his eyes to rest.
"Yes, let's take a rest then." Brother Chao and Xizi found a place and prepared to be confused for a while.