The explosion of the grenade woke up Yoshida Shoichi, who was almost in a meditative state. How come the hateful Chinese are everywhere?
Yoshida was forced to make a decision to enter the bamboo forest and not fight a tough battle because he really couldn't find a solid position to attack. If he wanted to fight a jungle battle, let's start a battle.
Yoshida waved his right hand vigorously towards the bamboo forest, and the sergeant led the three Japs into the bamboo forest. Then Yoshida was in the middle, and the team of eighteen people spread out. Every three people formed a group, and every three groups formed a combat unit.
The combat unit has a crooked machine gun. It's time to show the Imperial Army soldiers' tactical coordination and accurate shooting.
Yoshida inserted the katana into the scabbard, inserted the Wangba box into the holster, and held a 38 rifle. He removed the bayonet and threw it aside. Yoshida actually liked the shooting accuracy and range of the 38 rifle.
Yes, but he doesn't like to install a bayonet on the muzzle. Originally, the length of the 38 rifle can be called the longest in the world. Installing a bayonet affects the shooting accuracy and affects the mobility of raising the gun to shoot. When fighting in the jungle, he will be killed when he is found.
, the reaction only takes a few tenths of a second.
Yoshida Shoichi-kun, a veteran who participated in the Russo-Japanese War and experienced the cruel baptism of war, held a rifle in both hands and took a standard search forward pace. Together with the last seventeen Imperial Army soldiers, he started the tit-for-tat jungle.
Search war.
The sergeant led three soldiers in the front. The bamboo forest was sometimes filled with tall moso bamboos. The bamboo trunks were thick and majestic. The gaps between them were large and the relative vision was better. However, there were layers of yellow bamboo leaves accumulated on the ground all year round.
Withered yellow bamboo leaves, it is difficult to completely guarantee that no tiny crackling sounds will be made. What is even more difficult is that the thicker the dead leaves are, the harder it is to judge whether there is a trap or a starting mechanism.
The sergeant led the soldiers to move forward slowly, and Yoshida followed closely with the remaining soldiers. The well-trained imperial soldiers covered each other and cooperated. Every time they took a step forward, more than a dozen guns pointed their muzzles at anyone around them.
If an enemy appears in one direction or from any angle, the Imperial Army soldiers can accurately hit the target with their precise shooting skills developed through years of training and actual combat.
Biaozi and his brothers had rushed to the south of the bamboo forest. The brothers quickly found a place and each set up an ambush, waiting for the Japanese to appear.
Brother Chao lay on a slope, placed his sniper rifle on the withered bamboo leaves, and asked other brothers to sprinkle some withered bamboo leaves on himself.
Yuesong asked the third brother to take several brothers to the west of the bamboo forest and slowly approached the edge of the bamboo forest. After the Feiteng Feiyue brothers arrived, Yuesong asked the two brothers to go to the third brother's side for support.
When the third brother saw Feiteng Feiyue and his brothers coming, he signaled the brothers to be silent and find a good place to hide first. The two brothers were also veterans of special operations. They quickly found a place and lay down on the ground, waiting for the Japanese to come and die.
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Yuesong found a tall camphor tree outside the bamboo forest. Visually, the thick branch three meters above the ground could be used as a sniper point. If discovered, it would only take a matter of minutes to jump down. Yuesong carried it on his back.
He climbed up with a sniper rifle, leaning against the trunk of the tree, squatting half-crouched on a strong branch, holding the rifle and looking into the bamboo forest. The view was good. Yuesong broke a few small branches with a "click".
He inserted it into his belt and squatted on a branch waiting for the Japanese to appear.
Platoon Leader Sun followed Xizi and the others slowly. After walking for more than a hundred meters, they discovered a large number of traces of dead leaves left by the Japanese soldiers when they were resting. Platoon Leader Sun looked back at Xizi and the others, and Xizi nodded.
Head, communication between soldiers, when the enemy and we are searching for each other, every look and gesture are all understood.
So Platoon Leader Sun took a few brothers, covering each other, and carefully pushed forward, continuing to squeeze the space of the old Japanese.