At this time, Yuesong, who was waiting to watch the show, felt very calm, but he didn't know a piece of news yet, which was enough to make Luo Yuesong go crazy again. If Luo Yuesong heard the news at this time, the dozen or so Japs in front of him would die miserably.
Of course, the final outcome of these dozen Japs today is still determined by heaven, and they will die at the hands of the special forces led by Yuesong.
After many days of arduous marching in the jungle, and with Commander Lin's earnest persuasion still ineffective, Commander Dai led the brothers of the 200th Division all the way north. Just as they were about to pass through Lashio, they saw a field outside Lashio.
In the jungle, the 200 Division was ambushed by the Japanese army. Two heavy machine gun bullets hit Commander Dai. Commander Dai spent three days in a coma for a long time and occasionally woke up. In the end, the amiable and respectable General Dai Anlan was seriously injured.
He died on the battlefield. Before his death, Commander Dai only confessed two things. The first was to hand over the command of the 200 Division to Deputy Commander Zheng, and ordered Deputy Commander Zheng to bring the 2000 Division back home. The second was to bring his own
The body was brought back to the motherland, but Mr. Dai was unwilling to bury his body in a foreign land.
When the entire division was in pain and the world was shaken, Yuesong still didn't know the news. Among the entire national army, Commander Dai, whom Yuesong admired the most, died for the country without Yuesong knowing it.
Commander Sun Liren of the New 38th Division made different choices than Commander Dai. General Sun did not choose to follow Commander Du of the Fifth Army into Savage Mountain because General Sun put the lives of soldiers first and the preservation of strength and the combat effectiveness of the troops.
In the first place, General Sun chose to evacuate to British India, where the Japanese army was weak. Therefore, General Sun's troops have now successfully withdrawn to the territory of British India without suffering any losses, and communicated with many parties.
Under coordination, and even under the extreme patience of everyone laying down their weapons, they are resting and preparing for subsequent adaptations and re-entering the Yunnan-Burma battlefield.
Lengrenren doesn't know what Luo Yuesong does. The national army has never been good at integrating with the masses, so Lengrenren is suffering in the jungle. The most painful thing is not the lack of ammunition, nor the encirclement and suppression by the Japanese army, but the hunger like nine heads.
Leng Ren's reconnaissance team is entangled like a poisonous snake. At this moment, Leng Ren is leading his troops to advance with difficulty towards General Sun Liren's troops. This is Leng Ren's last hope. Therefore, the team separated from the masses wants to fight behind enemy lines.
That kind of hardship is unimaginable to those who have not experienced it personally.
At this moment, Luo Yuesong was very leisurely. The Japanese Second Lieutenant finally started to speak. Yuesong could hear clearly without the need for an interpreter. As expected, the Japanese Second Lieutenant led the team to Lumingzhai, a poor and remote village.
Just to collect food.
"Haha." Yuesong couldn't help but laugh. It was a food levy again. The little devil lacked iron to build tanks, lacked oil to drive tanks, lacked men to fight, and lacked food. Why do they want to dominate Asia, and they still call it a beautiful name?
If you build some bullshit "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere", aren't you afraid of being laughed at by future generations?
After the Japanese Second Lieutenant finished speaking, the village chief of Wadi knew how to cooperate. Maybe that’s what village chiefs in colonial countries are supposed to do. In order for the whole village, old and young, to survive, it’s okay not to give them food, but not to ask for too much.
Just as much as possible.
So under the greeting of the village chief Wadi, a group of young and middle-aged people walked out of the crowd and went to collect food under the supervision of a few Japanese soldiers.
The Burmese traitor lit a cigarette for the Japanese second lieutenant, and the Japanese second lieutenant sat on the stage with his legs crossed, smoking, drinking tea and other food.
Everything was going on peacefully. At this moment, I heard several gunshots. Oh no, something happened. It was the sound of a pistol, and it was a Browning pistol. Yuesong felt nervous. Seeing this,