Chapter 3255 Artillery Counterattack

Netting Street is finally back in Japanese hands!

When he set foot here again, Hiromi Kawabei didn't know how to express his feelings.

Is it joy?

Or sad?

joy?

Yes, Netting Street has finally been recaptured, and General Iwabuchi's deployment can continue to be implemented.

But he was not happy at all.

So many subordinates died.

Originally, so many days of fierce fighting in the direction of Quezon Bridge had already caused him heavy casualties.

Here on Knighting Street, there were again heavy casualties.

And more importantly, he saw the horror of the US military.

In the war, the Japanese army could not see any hope of victory.

Sad?

But Netting Street was actually taken back.

"Your Majesty Colonel!"

When Suzuki Masaichi, who had made great achievements this time, appeared, Kawauchi Hiromi cheered up and said, "Suzuki, well done!"

"Thank you for your compliment!"

Suzuki Masaichi could not hide the pride on his face: "I also quietly left five hundred hostages in case of emergency."

Just as he was talking, a group of hostages appeared, driven by the Japanese army.

Among them was Pastor Milot.

"The hostages haven't gone far yet, maybe we can still hunt them down."

As soon as Masaru Suzuki said it, Hiromi Kawauchi shook his head: "There is no need. Our top priority now is to strengthen these defense lines. The Americans will definitely not give up. The counterattack will be here soon!"

Hiromi Kawauchi's judgment was correct.

The U.S. military's counterattack not only arrived quickly, but also far exceeded Kawauchi Hiromi's imagination.

Just when the Japanese army was about to strengthen their positions, an overwhelming barrage of artillery shells roared in.

Bullets rained down.

Usually this refers to bullets.

But when the cannonballs "fall like rain", only the person involved can understand the horror.

Hiromi Kawauchi fought bloody battles with the US military.

He has also seen the powerful firepower of the US military.

But compared with this time, Hiromi Kawauchi only felt that the previous artillery fire from the US military was just playing house.

Crazy, those Americans are all crazy!

Are they planning to cover all the artillery shells on Knighting Street?

Not only were the Japanese troops in chaos, but the hostages were even more terrified, shouting and running around.

"Control it, hold it in, take it in!" Masaichi Suzuki roared, having tasted the sweetness of being a hostage.

He even drew his gun and shot two escaping hostages.

Pastor Milot was also there shouting desperately: "Don't run, don't run, get down, get down!"

It's chaos, Netting Street, it's completely chaos.

…

The sound of gunfire finally stopped.

There were corpses all over the ground.

The position was completely destroyed.

This time, the U.S. military's artillery shells seemed to have eyes and were particularly accurate.

The Japanese troops who had just entered Knighting Street suffered horrific casualties before they had time to take a breath.

The Japanese army and the US military are different.

When the U.S. Army defended Knighting Street, the Japanese army lacked artillery support and could only rely on soldiers to charge forward.

When the Japanese army became the defender, the situation immediately reversed.

The US military can rely on its powerful artillery to carry out bombings without restraint.

The Japanese troops here are only at their mercy.

But, how could the US military's artillery fire be so accurate this time?

Wherever the Japanese troops hid, the American artillery shells chased them, never giving the Japanese troops any time to breathe.

…

Meng Junzhe put down the telescope.

The first round of shelling is over.

He whispered to the US military who was carrying a Galvin SCR-300 field walkie-talkie next to him:

"Transfer."

Well, the US military's artillery shells do have eyes.

Their eyes are on Knighting Street.

Meng Zhejun, Xie Changcheng and several US military signal soldiers stayed behind.

They had already chosen a safe observation point.

They can easily command US artillery shells to carry out precise strikes against the Japanese army!

And their ears and mouths are this walkie-talkie:

Galvin SCR-300!

However, Meng Zhejun remembered that his eldest brother Meng Shaoyuan once muttered:

"Galvin? Or Motorola? It sounds good to me."

Motorola?

Meng Zhejun doesn't think so.

Galvin definitely sounds better than Motorola.

He and the American troops around him quickly retreated.

And this is just the beginning of the blow!

Do you really think you have taken over Knighting Street?

Boy, the game has just begun!

…

"Hey, William."

"Hey, Nate!"

Lieutenant Nate finally met Lieutenant William.

There are also a large number of hostages.

"We have established a temporary safety zone."

Lieutenant Nate said immediately: "I thought those Japanese monkeys were going to detain you. I was already thinking about how you looked bruised and bruised after being rescued."

"Damn it, even if you were buried in Manila, those monkeys wouldn't have a chance to detain me."

The two American officers were joking with each other there, without any of the frustration they had when they were about to evacuate Knighting Street.

"So many hostages."

Lieutenant Nate was also a little surprised when he saw the hostage passing in front of him.

He then loudly ordered: "Hey, find them some food and come over. The idiots in the logistics department haven't arrived yet. Tell the logistics people that we have thousands of people here. Thank God, they are all still alive."

Well, with so many hostages, the dry food I brought with me was not enough to feed them.

Lieutenant William saw that Lieutenant Nate had completed the deployment ahead of schedule.

Light and heavy machine guns were lined up.
To be continued...