Since the attack on Yindeng Mountain, in order to capture the sub-fortress group position, the western Yunnan Expeditionary Force has contributed most of the main infantry of the regiment.

It is precisely because they have sacrificed so much that it is impossible to stop the attack now.

So on the fourth day of the outbreak of the epidemic, Zhong Bin ordered the third attack on Yincheng Mountain again, and issued a death order.

In this battle, only advancement is allowed but not retreat. Those who violate the order will be punished on the spot by military law.

Since Liu Jiguo has made private revisions to military orders many times before, in order to ensure that the order can be implemented in place and to ensure that the bone of Yincheng Mountain can be taken down.

Zhong Bin specially sent an inspection team to supervise the battle, staring at the 82nd Regiment at the foot of Songshan Mountain.

Now the 82nd Regiment has no way out!

This battle has become the last battle of the entire regiment, either the enemy dies or I die.

Or even the tragic sky of actual combat could not stand it anymore, and the brave 82nd Regiment ended. On June 7th, heavy fog broke out again.

In addition, the 82nd Regiment continued to attack for so many days, and its own personnel suffered heavy losses, so the Japanese army was not having a good time.

All the castles from the mountainside to the top were removed, and dozens of tons of ammunition that had been kind for several days were inevitably killed and injured by fragments.

The original permanent squadron on Yinding Mountain and a squadron transferred to the support of Takeuchi Lianshan, totaling more than 350 Japanese troops, more than 100 people were killed alone, and 10 minor and serious wounded people were also killed.

The deeds of the entire Yincheng Mountain were occupied by the Japanese army, and now there are less than 200 people left.

This battle finally made breakthrough progress!

Under the deterrence of the submachine gun of the supervision team, the 82nd Regiment participated in the war with the determination to die. The soldiers of the machine gun company, mortar company, guard platoon and search platoon all participated in the final battle of the 82nd Regiment.

If heavy machine guns and mortars cannot go up the mountain, then replace them with rifles.

As for why the guard platoons have to go into battle, does the regiment headquarters need protection?

The reason is very simple!

The regiment commander Liu Jiguo had already brought his helmet and guns and participated in this last battle personally, and vowed to live and die with the only remaining brothers in the regiment.

The regiment commander personally led the team to attack and set an example, which further stimulated the combat morale of the 82nd Regiment.

It's past 7 a.m.!

Under the cover of heavy fog with a visibility of less than 20 meters, all the remaining personnel of the 82nd Regiment, except for the logistics and uncombat-powered personnel, began their last battle.

At this time, there was no so-called first battalion, second battalion and third battalion, and everyone was mixed together.

There is only one core goal-

Break into the fortress group on the top of Yinding Mountain!

Without the harassment of secret protection and hidden shooting holes, and with the protection of the foggy weather provided by God, the 82nd Regiment was successfully advanced within 40 meters from the top of the mountain.

The visible distance of heavy fog is 20 meters, and the shadows can be vaguely seen in 40 meters.

The Japanese army was always on high alert when the defense, and the 82nd Regiment was discovered without surprise.

"Da da da da da..."

The machine gun on the top of the mountain fired, and the Japanese bullets shot down like heavy rain.

“Doududududu…”

The horn of attack under the top of the mountain sounded, and the fearless expeditionary soldiers launched a full charge.

No one shot during the charge, and he didn't want to waste the one or two seconds of stopping and aiming. He just rushed into the fortress one second earlier, and no one retreated. There was only the Japanese fortress above in his eyes.

The collision between bullets and flesh, the permeation of blood and thick fog, and the war between the brave and the demon.

A warrior fell on the way to charge, the next warrior would step over his body and continue to rush forward, and the next warrior would fall, and the next would continue without hesitation.

Every soldier rushing in front knew that he was blocking bullets.

But in order to win the opportunity for the brothers behind and to defeat the invaders to win this war, they were willing to turn into physical bulletproof boards.

This war is for the country and the people, and there is no regret for death.

The soldiers of the 82nd Regiment ran forward one after another, and when less than 20 meters away from the bunker, the artillery attack that destroyed the world yesterday came again.

"Boom boom boom..."

The shells fell down, the earth was shaking, and the Songshan was crying.

Minced meat is wrapped in soil and is flying all over the sky.

The soldiers of the 82nd Regiment did not retreat this time. They still bit their bleeding crowns, their necks with blue veins rising, and their eyes were so loud that they stared at the Japanese fortress.

rush……

Continue to rush...

Even if you die, you will die on the way to charge!

The Takeuchi Liaison team no longer had heavy artillery at this time, and the number of 92 infantry artillery buried in the mountains was also limited. In addition, the target could not be seen due to the impact of heavy fog.

The lethality of the artillery attack today has dropped significantly, far less than it was yesterday.

7:24 am!

"Kill~"

A soldier of the 82nd Regiment was covered in blood, like a revenge evil ghost returning from the underworld. He roared a rifle with a bayonet, shouting from the depths of his soul, and was the first to approach the Japanese fortress.

There are two types of permanent fortifications in the Japanese army's mountains and forests.

One is to completely close and leave only one shooting hole, which is safer and troublesome. You have to drill from below and then come out to the ground.

Another way is to use steel and cement to build an exit to facilitate the entry and exit of the Japanese army in the fortress.

The first warrior who was close to the fortress group on the top of the mountain rushed to such an entrance and exit, and was as crazy as if he was hitting the wooden door with his body.

I just wanted to knock the door open and rush in and kill the Japanese inside.

From the perspective of God, the best way to deal with it is to use a grenade to throw one at a random time and blow the door open.

But the war was so fierce that every 82nd regiment soldier who was able to rush over witnessed the tragic deaths of more than a dozen soldiers in all respects.

Everyone knows that they can live, and it is all because of their brothers who use their lives to block bullets for him.

Under such extreme pressure and depression, if you have a bad mentality, you will probably have a long time ago and it is impossible for you to remain rational anymore.

Most of the soldiers of the 82nd Regiment were just a group of new recruits.

They can continue to rush forward now, not scared to be deserters halfway. They are already very outstanding soldiers and have achieved the most perfect performance.

The wooden doors of the Japanese fortress were very thick and could not be opened with manpower.

However, the Expeditionary Army soldiers who rushed over came first only hit less than 5 times before the door opened itself, and two bright bayonets stretched out.

What the fortress fears most is that the enemy is approaching, and the Japanese army inside has no shooting boundary and can only come out to engage in hand-to-hand combat.

The first expeditionary soldier rushed over, his brain was congested and he was actually confused, and he was left with the last thought of killing the enemy.

The whole process was based on this last will and rushed over with the rain of bullets.

Most of the Japanese soldiers hiding in the fortress were veterans, and they had the innate advantage of waiting for work and could handle it with a clear mind.
Chapter completed!