Although the new acting commander of the Japs was very dissatisfied with the performance of his troops, he believed that they were acting in disobedience and did not obey his orders.

However, the Jaap Sergeant who led the team fought very wretchedly, constantly launching feint attacks to consume the bullets in Zhang Yunfei's hands. No matter how good your marksmanship is, if I can't get close to you, I will fight you for consumption. It depends on you.

How many bullets are there.

There are only two people in the Eighth Route Army, but they cannot carry many bullets. The extra bullet belts are purely for carrying weight. When not fighting, even the Japs usually carry half the ammunition. That weighs several kilograms, and the whole belt is cumbersome.

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Of course, the Eighth Route Army did not have such troubles with carrying heavy loads. Zhang Yunfei and the others only had a hundred rounds of ammunition, half of which were shells.

They are all cadres, and theoretically they will only be equipped with short guns, but Tiedan is a sharpshooter, so he is equipped with a long gun.

Since Zhang Yunfei became the battalion commander, he has basically stopped using long spears, but when he really needs to charge into battle, he will still use long spears temporarily.

After all, the short gun has a short range and low power. It is only a melee self-defense weapon and has little battlefield effect. The shell gun still has some effect on the battlefield.

Since he obtained the Type 97 sniper rifle, this rifle has temporarily become his special long gun. After all, no one will use this weird 38-inch cap.

After the pursuit battle with the Japanese, their ammunition consumption was indeed quite large. Each of them had less than 20 rounds of rifle ammunition. As for the pistol ammunition, which was not consumed, they still had more than 40 rounds of ammunition.

This is because they deliberately carried more ammunition for this operation. If they usually carry a few bullets in their pockets and hang two grenades, it would be a good configuration.

And when in action, Zhang Yunfei likes to carry more grenades. Zhang Yunfei brought three grenades and three grenades. The grenades can also be used as smoke grenades at critical moments.

Tiedan and Zhang Yunfei's preferences were exactly opposite. As scouts and snipers, they naturally preferred lightness and speed, and did not like to carry too many cumbersome things.

Moreover, the throwing distance of grenades was no longer the same as what his unit was good at. It was only at Zhang Yunfei's request that Tiedan reluctantly brought four grenades.

The bullets they carried were really not that many compared to the Japs, but for the Eighth Route Army, so much ammunition was considered to be fully prepared.

In the battle with the Japanese, they did suffer from ammunition reserves, but it was enough for the two of them to persist for a while. At least when they had enough ammunition, the Japanese did not dare to push too close.

Rushing in front of the sharpshooter is no different from rushing into the gun. The Japanese Army Sergeant plays very rationally.

However, the Japanese warrant officer who was acting in command really couldn't stand it any longer. He couldn't help but get angry and cursed the pursuing soldiers for being such cowards and a disgrace to the empire.

He has been paying attention here for too long, and the trouble must be solved as soon as possible. Staying in a stalemate here is also detrimental to them. Now the Eighth Route Army has begun to attack everywhere, and their activities are becoming more and more rampant.

This group of bad guys is already difficult to deal with now. If there are more bad guys coming around with the smell, you might be really unlucky.

He knew that Pingchuan could no longer mobilize many mobile troops. If he wanted to mobilize troops, he would have to tear down the east wall to repair the west wall. If their reinforcements were surrounded by the Eighth Route Army again.

Then you are really asking for blessings. They will no longer have reinforcements to save themselves. In order to end this pursuit that seems to him like a farce as soon as possible, this guy ordered a grenade group to join immediately.

On the battlefield, use a grenade to drive out the two guys who were hiding behind the forest and shooting coldly.

And use semaphores to tell the pursuing troops that the battle must be resolved at a certain speed.

This Japanese warrant officer was, after all, just a warrant officer. Although he wore an officer's uniform, he was still different from an officer. He had no actual experience in leading troops, and he had only led a squadron of a dozen people at most.

Now that he was suddenly asked to command a force equivalent to a squadron, he was really caught off guard and didn't know what to do.

People are like this, they don't know what to do and just do what's in front of them, so he chose to send troops to encircle and kill Tachibana Kizo's 8th Route Army.

However, his behavior is a bit over-the-top. If it were an ordinary military commander, it would be very unwise to allocate limited troops to deal with one or two people.

It's a pity that Tachibana Kizo, who was leading the team, had his head blown off, so he, the warrant officer, could only be allowed to give random orders here.

He has battlefield experience, but does not have much battlefield command experience, so he cannot judge the development of the battle situation.

Their ultimate tactical goal is to reinforce the Fangjiashan stronghold, and the entire operation is centered around this aspect.

The reason why they attacked the Eighth Route Army here was because they could take advantage of the battle between the enemy and Yinchi Yoshio's troops to launch a surprise attack.

They cooperated with Yoshio Hikichi's reinforcements, but the gunfire in the distance had stopped, so they had only two options.

One is to retreat wisely. After all, the fighter plane has been lost and the Eighth Route Army is returning for reinforcements. Their chance of a surprise attack is gone.

However, this choice is not suitable for their imperial army. The imperial army will flee whenever they see the enemy. Therefore, they can also take advantage of the unstable position of the Eighth Route Army to immediately defeat the opponent's blocking front and penetrate the opponent. When the time comes, it is time to fight or retreat.

The initiative lies with you.

But now they are distracted from other things, which is a bit too much. They are here for reinforcements, and they originally went deep alone, but they wasted their strength and time playing hide and seek with two Eighth Route gunmen.

So what if you kill the opponent? It has nothing to do with the overall situation.

A good beginning does not necessarily lead to a good ending. Those who are called upon to turn the tide in times of crisis must be a minority, and people with no experience are suddenly pushed into key positions.

A perfect answer would be considered a mediocre completion of the mission. Obviously, the Japanese Warrant Officer who took over was not qualified. The longer he delayed, the greater the threat to his own safety.

Fighter planes are often fleeting, just when the Japanese grenade launchers are preparing to attack and kill these two stubborn guys, Zhang Yunfei.

The fighter plane had already swung towards Zhang Yunfei and the others. Just as this guy gave the order, at least two companies of the Eighth Route Army suddenly shot out from the flank of the hill where Zhang Yunfei was.

Those who waste opportunities will be punished. This is also the result of Zhang Yunfei's beheading operation. Taking advantage of the enemy's confusion, he reorganized his front and surrounded and annihilated the invading enemy. The Fourth Company and the Ninth Company lived up to expectations and finally caught up.

come over.
Chapter completed!