"Hoo, ho, sir, look, these are all equipment lost by the Chinese."
The panting Japanese soldier picked up a piece of Han Yang on the ground and showed it to Captain Xiongcun.
"This may be the enemy's trick. These Chinese people are running very fast, why do they rest here? So if I guessed correctly, this gun was deliberately dropped by the enemy, so there are no bullets in it."
Xiongcun confidently pulled the bolt of the gun to withdraw the bullet, because he, Xiongcun, was not that easy to deceive. You wanted to deceive him, Xiongcun, with just this little trick?
I just didn't want to, but it was slapped in the face. When Xiongcun made a retraction action, a bullet actually flew out.
Xiongcun couldn't imagine it and continued: "The other party must have only loaded one bullet to deceive us."
Pulling the bolt again, there was another slap in the face, and another bullet flew out.
Xiongcun was surprised and continued to eject until all five bullets were ejected.
"Hmph!"
At this time, Xiongcun smiled evilly, because he had dared to conclude that their enemies were really tired.
He just said, why are the well-trained Japanese Imperial Army as tired as Sun Tzu, but the opponent shows no signs of fatigue, and can rest for a while during the pursuit. It turns out that they are not resting, but also tired.
I couldn't run anymore, so I had to throw away the extra things on my body.
But it is obvious that some people even threw away the weapons that soldiers regarded as life in order to escape.
"Report, we also found a box of bullets."
At this moment, another Japanese soldier reported that they had found another box of 7.92mm bullets in the nearby bushes.
At this time, Xiongcun became increasingly convinced that the Chinese were indeed exhausted and had lost their combat effectiveness.
Because if these things were revealed, Xiongcun would not believe it. But the bullet was found in the woods far away, and the gun was accidentally picked up in the grass.
Therefore, Xiongcun concluded that the other party must have been very tired and did not stay on purpose.
"Order the troops to pursue me with all their strength. Our enemies are so tired that they can't even hold their guns steady, and there are only a few dozen bandits left, so there's nothing to worry about."
Xiongcun ordered the Japs to regroup and pursue. But at this moment, his chariot squadron ran ahead.
Xiongcun was very happy because his tank squadron was different from the soldiers under him. They were mechanized troops with strong cross-country capabilities. As long as they were there, they would not be able to escape the Dragon Boat Festival even if they were exhausted.
At this time, Xiongcun was secretly rejoicing, but he didn't expect that at this moment, the Little Japanese Chariot Squadron sent a message saying that the mountain road ahead was broken, and a chariot fell from the mountain to the bottom. Fortunately, the person was fine, but he wanted to come up.
, very difficult.
"Nani?"
Xiongcun was very surprised and took his people to the scene of the incident, only to find that, as expected, the three roads were cut off in the middle, forming a flat ravine about 11 or 2 meters wide.
Fortunately, the Empire's chariots are excellent, and they didn't overturn after falling. It's just that it might not be that easy to get up again.
Xiongcun sighed. He didn't expect that the roads in this mountain were so complicated, and the middle of the mountain road was even washed away by floods.
Just when he didn't know what to do, a Japanese soldier from the chariot squadron said: "Sir, when we came here, we saw that the Dragon Boat Festival passed here and there was a small road here."
"Yoohee, that's it."
At this time, Xiongcun suddenly realized that the enemy was taking this road because he was afraid of his chariot squadron.
"Continue to pursue, our enemies are at the end of their rope. They have no choice but to choose this road. Because this is the only way to get rid of our tank squadron. It seems that our enemies are afraid of our tank squadron.
,Hahaha!"
Xiongcun has completely fallen into a trap. This place is obviously a trap, but he thinks it is an opportunity.
Of course, Duanwu's design was good. He prepared an ambush in detail, but was defeated in one blow and fled in all directions. Xiongcun thought this was an opportunity.
Then he abandoned his armor, once again making Xiongcun convinced that his enemy was exhausted and unable to fight anymore.
And then there was the cliff to survive again, which made Xiongcun not want to be fooled, but he was going to be fooled.
Xiongcun abandoned his chariot squadron and tried to rescue the chariots under the cliff, while he led his men to continue the pursuit.
And not long after, they found the bandits throwing away their armor again, and this time, they lost even more equipment, including a machine gun.
There are no machine guns anymore, which means that their enemies have been completely defeated.
Xiongcun ordered his men to continue the pursuit. Even if his team pulled the elders, he did not notice it.
What he has been thinking about in his heart is how to seize the Dragon Boat Festival without any other distractions.
The chase got further and further, and the Xiongcun Brigade was at least seven or eight kilometers away from the Chariot Squadron where the incident occurred.
However, at this time, Duanwu stopped pretending and showed off his cards. He joined Ma Zhenshan's troops and ambushed them in a mountain col.
More than 200 of them attacked the more than 50 leading troops in Xiongcun. When the Japanese were panting and still climbing the mountain, they were bombarded with hand grenades.
The little Japanese never thought that the enemy would ambush them. They had been pursuing them for at least twelve or three kilometers. Their enemies had been running away and never fought back.
As a result, a kind of inertia was formed. The little devil pursued with all his heart, but he did not even know that he was ambushed by the enemy.
This grenade killed more than 30 of the vanguard of the Japs, and the remaining Japs turned around and ran away without any intention of fighting.
But at this time, they made a fatal mistake. Never leave your back to the enemy on the battlefield, especially sharpshooters.
There are many sharpshooters in the Dragon Boat Festival team. Although Pang Hu died, there is another Ma Zhongyan beside Dragon Boat Festival. Ma Zhenshan's marksmanship is not bad, and with a few special operations team members, more than a dozen Japanese are not enough for them.
between teeth.
The Jaap's leading pursuit force did not arrive within two minutes, and all members were killed. When Xiongcun arrived, his vanguard team no longer existed.
These were his elite troops. They had been chasing at the front and no one was left behind. However, within two minutes, all of them had become dead souls in a foreign land.
At this time, Xiongcun's heart was bleeding, and he vowed to avenge his vanguard team, but only then did he realize that there were less than a hundred Japanese left around him.
Xiongcun was confused. Although his two infantry squadrons lost one squad when they attacked Shamadian, there were at least five squads left. Even if more than fifty people were killed, there should still be more than two hundred people.
What? But at this time, only half of him was left.
"Your Excellency, the troops behind us have not fully caught up."
At this moment, one of his adjutants reported to him.
Xiongcun was very angry: "Baga, why did you report it now? You will delay important events. Our enemies have been forced into a desperate situation. They are fighting against the trapped beasts..."
It turned out that Xiongcun was still thinking that Duanwu and others could no longer run, so he stopped blocking the attack. And his forward team only made a mistake and fell into the enemy's ambush, and the gunshots they heard just now were not intensive, so they
In other words, it was only the squad of fifty people from the Dragon Boat Festival that ambushed them.
But little did he know that the Dragon Boat Festival team had secretly surrounded him, preparing to stage a show of pulling out teeth from the tiger's mouth! . . .