The battle soon ended with gunfire and grenade explosions...
We waited until the Japanese devils retreated to the front before starting the fight... Although we couldn't see the enemy clearly in the darkness, who cares? Just shoot in the darkness that would move below.
A large area fell down after a row of bullets... Well, we also know that there are fake deaths and lying down, but it has no effect on the result, because the next step... we are going to put the grenades one by one.
He threw it away. He exploded it all again, whether it was dead or alive.
Some Japanese devils want to escape... but they will soon find that there is no place to escape, because there are mines everywhere on the other side of them. Although most of these mines are equipped with small flags, if they run away... I believe no one is
You can avoid it in this darkness.
So the battle ended smoothly in more than ten minutes, but like before, we did not rush to clean the battlefield. Anyway, the Japanese invaders could not escape whether they were dead or alive. Why should we risk cleaning the battlefield?
?You must know that as long as there is one or two Vietnamese troops attacking us in this darkness, it is very likely to cause chaos in the identification of our enemies and us, which is definitely not what we want to see.
However, we did not return to the tunnel, and it is undoubtedly dangerous to return to the tunnel at this time.
This danger does not mean that the Yue Japanese discovered the location of the tunnel, but because it was impossible to identify... How could the soldiers in the tunnel know whether they were their own people or the Yue Japanese were coming in?
Is it based on the shouting? There are many people who can speak Chinese by the Japanese.
With a code number? A large area of the corpses of the Japanese devils are near us. What if there is a person who hears the code number? You must know that there is a confined space in this tunnel. As long as a Japanese devil sneaks in and ignites the explosive pack.
It will cause a blow to the tunnel and the soldiers inside.
So we can't take this risk.
And from a tactical perspective, we cannot go back to the tunnel.
We must make the Yue Japanese realize one thing: from now on, we will no longer just hide in the tunnel to defend, but will combine lurking outside the tunnel and defense inside the tunnel, and even if necessary, we can also carry out the Yue Japanese war.
Anti-"hole touch".
Obviously, this tactic of combining lurking and defense is mature and perfect, because this directly leads to any group of Vietnamese Japanese who want to come up to "hide holes" and consider whether there are enemies lurking in the dark.
This invisible pressure is definitely much more threatening than mines... Landmines are dead. As long as they are experienced and cautious, they can move forward while demining, but the lurking enemies are alive and they will never be able to do so.
You will wait for you to discover like a landmine, but you are right in front of you but you don’t notice it, and you are still silly climbing up...
Of course, this kind of lurking is also quite difficult, especially when most soldiers suffer from "cracks". For example, tonight, the strange itch from ** made me feel a little bit more.
I just wanted to just pull out the military sect and cut off the thing... Of course, this is an angry word in distractedness. This thing is a treasure for men. Sometimes life can be lost, but this treasure cannot be lost.
But on the other hand, this is a rare test for me and the soldiers. Because I can still lie down and lurk without moving in the case of "crack". Then I believe that in any situation
I can persist in it later.
Later I learned that the soldiers actually had another way to deal with it... I held the gun in my right hand and held the egg in my left hand. When it was itchy, I could catch it with my fingers. This was in the dark and under my crotch, so I didn't even catch it.
People will find...
Some people may say, wouldn't it be uncomfortable to press your hands under you? Those guys are smart, digging a ditch as long as the arm on the ground for their left hand in advance... Well, I can't hold my hands at all when I lie down.
It's right.
For this aspect, I admit that I was late to realize it.
So the "hidden hole" of the Yue Japanese was much more restrained under our lurking, and soon changed from a large number of unrestrained "hidden hole" to a sneak attack of less than ten people.
From this point of view, I still admire the Vietnamese army's spirit of enduring hardships.
Our lurking work is done every night. Since the first night's lurking battle, the three of our platoons have implemented a shift system, that is, each platoon lurks outside the tunnel for one night every three days.
But even so, there are still people of the Yue Japanese who can get in and touch our tunnels very accurately... At first, I was puzzled how the Yue Japanese who entered our position under the eyes of our lurking troops
And accurately touched our tunnel. Later I found out... the Japanese used the snail tactic.
The so-called snail tactic... As the name suggests, it means climbing as slowly as a snail. It takes more than ten minutes or even dozens of minutes to make sure there is no danger in front of you before moving forward... and then move forward step by step, entering the position under our noses.
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Some people may say, will the Japanese have enough time to move like this? I am afraid that I will not be able to enter our position all night... Sometimes this is true, but they are also lurking during the day, near our position, even in
The position was lurking, the same method as we lurked, burying ourselves with soil, and even burying our heads, leaving only a hollow bamboo tube in our mouth to expose the ground to breathe...
The rain will quickly wash away the traces they left on the surface, and sometimes even if we step on them, we don’t notice anyone underneath.
Then they waited until the evening before they came out to observe... When they were sure of the location of our army's tunnel and there was someone inside, they suddenly rushed forward and hit it with one blow.
The reason why we discovered the trick of the Japanese devils... this starts with an accident.
At that time, we were puzzled because the tunnel was touched by the Yue Japanese the night before yesterday. The scarred row was obviously lurking around the position, but we didn't find the Yue Japanese the Yue Japanese at all. What's even more strange is... because we have
One lined up and lurked, and there were two U-shaped fortifications that hid most people, and the other small tunnels were just a few who were hiding.
But even so, the Japanese invaders can still find small tunnels with people hiding...
For this, Company Commander Luo also criticized Scar fiercely, thinking that this was a problem of Scar's lurking. Scar had no sound. Although it was impossible for a Japanese to touch it under his nose, it was difficult to guarantee that his subordinates had one.
What kind of soldiers are trapped and abandoned?
But the truth soon came out...
"Platform leader! Platoon leader... I caught a living one!" Just as the soldiers were swallowing compressed biscuits in the rain in front of the tunnel entrance, Wang Kechang escorted a naked Vietnamese army back.
When everyone saw the captive's stance and the guns that Wang Kechang took down, they felt strange. How could there be a fully armed Vietnamese Japanese arrested alive in broad daylight, and they were still near our formation... If he took us
When we get together, we fired a row of bullets...
"Where did you catch it?" Company Commander Luo asked quickly.
"It's in that valley!" Wang Kechang pointed behind him: "I originally wanted to go there so easily, but I didn't expect that before I squatted down... I felt something was wrong?"
"What's wrong?" I asked.
"The white ** is exposed in the mud!" Wang Kechang said with a smile: "At first, I thought it was the more the corpse of the Japanese, so I didn't care... But the more I looked at it, the more I felt that it was wrong. If it were a corpse, it would have rotted long ago.
I'm poking this with a branch and it's very funny..."
With a coaxing sound, the soldiers couldn't help laughing.
Later, after interrogating the prisoner, I realized that the Vietnamese army used the snail tactic to move to our position for one night, buried himself before dawn and prepared to "touch the hole" at night. Unexpectedly, I didn't know.
Is it because it was buried too shallow or because the rain washed away... he actually rushed out his **, so Wang Kechang picked up a ready-made one.
Since we know the tactics used by the Vietnamese military, it is easy to deal with them. Let's send a team of people walking around the position with bayonets, and poking them with bayonets as they walk... Whether it's on the ground or the grass anyway
Just stab it once, but it turned out that the other five fully armed Yue Japanese were really stabbed out.
Of course, those Japanese devils will not surrender or wait for us to stab them by bayonets. Many of them want to get up from the soil and resist when they find something is wrong.
But unfortunately... burying it in the ground for a long time will lead to inflexible hand and foot paralysis, so even if they have strong military qualities and want to start a sudden attack, they will have the will but lack the ability. Our soldiers have enough time to
They picked up their guns and hugged them to the ground.
Although the Vietnamese Japanese tactics failed under our hands, the soldiers were still shocked by the Vietnamese army's spirit of not being afraid of hardship or death.
We are all lurking people, and we all know what it feels like to lurking... We can't stand it if we lurking for a night, but the Japanese can lurking for a whole day or even longer.
You should know that the longer the lurking time, the pain will increase with the number of times, because there will be cold problems, hunger problems, excretion problems... We are lurking at night for more than ten hours, these
The problem is overwhelmed, but what about the Japanese? They even have to be buried in the soil during the day without moving...
This kind of lurking is almost unimaginable to the soldiers, and to me, so I never thought that the Japanese devils would use this tactic.
Perhaps, this is the difference between us who grew up in a peaceful environment and the Vietnamese army who grew up in a war environment!
There is a saying that "When you meet strong, you will be strong, and when you meet weak, you will be weak." On the other hand, the spirit of the Yue Japanese is also inspiring us to continue to persevere.
Because the soldiers would think: "Your Japanese can endure the bitterness of this kind of Japanese devils, then what is our hardship? Will we still not be as good as the Japanese devils?"