Soon after, Representative Wang sent a telegram asking Xu Dalong to send troops to Yangquan. Once there, the liaison officer from the underground party would provide them with relevant intelligence and act as a guide.
Now that Sun Desheng had become quite mature, Xu Dalong gave him the task of seizing Japanese coal mines and grabbing supplies.
Sun Desheng led five cavalry squadrons, motorcycle squadrons and transport squadrons to the direction of Yangquan to carry out this combat mission.
Shortly after Sun Desheng and others left, Wang Chengzhu came to see Xu Dalong. As soon as they met, he said: "Captain, I have a problem with you."
Xu Dalong smiled and said: "Wang Chengzhu, who hired you? Where did you get your opinion?"
Wang Chengzhu said: "When we go out to perform tasks now, it's always Sun Desheng and Monk Wei who go out, leaving me to stay in the base area. This is so unfair."
Since arriving at Mawu Mountain, Wang Chengzhu has been in charge of the artillery and infantry. Their maneuverability is relatively poor, so they have indeed gone out to perform tasks much less often, and more of them have performed tasks to defend the base area.
Every time Sun Desheng, Wei Monk and others came back from a victorious battle and showed off triumphantly, Wang Chengzhu must have felt bad. So he came to Xu Dalong and demanded fairness in allocating tasks.
Since Wang Chengzhu followed Xu Dalong to Mawu Mountain, his military quality has been greatly improved, and he is already a relatively mature commander.
Xu Dalong was very happy for his aggressive attitude towards war. He said: "I just want to give you an important task. This time I will give you four cavalry squadrons, a bicycle squadron and an infantry squadron. Take the remaining
Vehicle, go to Ping'an County."
As he spoke, he took out the map and explained to Wang Chengzhu the specific mission of this outing.
Wang Chengzhu accepted the mission and was very happy. He immediately mobilized his troops and left the base area.
Wangjiayao Village, Pingan County.
At 9 o'clock in the morning that day, a freight train came over with its whistle blowing.
Suddenly, an explosion occurred on the railway track, and the front of the train was blown over. Under the action of huge inertia, several carriages behind it were also overturned to the ground.
The guerrillas who were ambushing around the railway quickly rushed forward and eliminated the small number of Japanese troops escorting the train.
Ping'an County is not a famous place, but the Zhengzhou-Taizhou Railway passes through here, which is an important transportation artery.
The task Xu Dalong gave to Wang Chengzhu sounded rather unethical, that is, he wanted to build a track on the mountain to transport coal. He needed railroad tracks, so he asked them to remove the railroad tracks from here and transport them back to the mountains.
Of course, Wang Chengzhu was not willing to just remove some railway tracks. He led his troops to ambush on both sides of the railway, preparing to kill a Japanese train and rob a batch of supplies along the way.
After destroying the Japanese freight train, there was too much material on the car. The guerrillas loaded the materials onto the truck in a hurry, only to realize that there was no room to install the rails.
Wang Chengzhu was reluctant to unload the supplies that had been loaded onto the truck. He thought that since Sun Desheng and the others had not returned yet, transporting the rails back at this time would not be needed for a while, so he ordered each of the cavalrymen to carry some of the supplies.
Even so, there was still not enough supplies on the train, so Wang Chengzhu had no choice but to set a fire and burn the remaining supplies.
Daliu Shu Village.
Xu Dalong saw that there was hope to solve the coal transportation problem, so he sent a telegram to Wang Shuhuai and asked him to come to Daliushu Village to discuss the coal sales issue.
He planned to use Wang Shuhuai to transport the coal to the outside through the defense area of Huang Xiejun's 4th Division. Wang Shuhuai would be responsible for the sales, and they would be given 30% of the profits generated.
For Wang Shuhuai, this was a very easy thing. He could get considerable benefits without putting in a lot of effort. Therefore, he readily agreed.
Xu Dalong was discussing relevant details with Wang Shuhuai when Wang Chengzhu came in excitedly.
He said: "Captain, we destroyed a Japanese train and got back a large amount of supplies."
Wang Chengzhu was a little in awe of Xu Dalong. He was worried that he would be blamed by Xu Dalong if he did not transport the railway tracks back as Xu Dalong requested.
So he quickly expressed his merit and hoped that Xu Dalong would no longer pursue him for violating the order.
Xu Dalong understood Wang Chengzhu. How could a cat not be greedy? After seeing so many supplies, who would be in the mood to transport rail tracks that would not be used for a while?
He did not blame Wang Chengzhu, but only asked him about the relevant details.
Wang Chengzhu showed off with excitement. Xu Dalong was very happy, but Wang Shuhuai felt his scalp numb.
He felt that these guerrillas were really bad, and it would be unlucky for the little devil to meet them. Thanks to the Huang Xiejun Fourth Division reaching a tacit understanding with them, otherwise, they might have suffered huge losses.
Xu Dalong was a little embarrassed and said to Wang Shuhuai: "Director Wang, although we didn't transport it back to the rails this time, don't worry, we will go again soon and it won't delay the coal transportation business between us."
Xu Dalong accompanied Wang Shuhuai to check out the supplies brought back by Wang Chengzhu and others. He asked Wang Shuhuai to pick out some of the things he liked and take them away.
Wang Shuhuai gained a lot of benefits every time he interacted with Xu Dalong. He felt that Xu Dalong was generous and righteous, and he became more determined to maintain close contact with Xu Dalong and others.
Soon after, Sun Desheng and others captured the Japanese coal mine and transported back the generators, winches and other materials Xu Dalong needed.
Wang Chengzhu once again led people to remove the Japanese railroad tracks, and under the guidance of mining engineering and technical personnel, began to install coal transportation equipment.
As the days passed, Monk Wei and others received the batch of anti-aircraft machine guns and bullets, and successfully passed through the Japanese-occupied area at night and entered Shanxi. In front of them was the area controlled by Zhongtiao Shanguo Army. Unexpectedly, they
Got into trouble.
Monk Wei and others were escorting the supplies. They saw the Guo army soldiers standing guard in front of them and relaxed. They thought that they had finally entered their own place and could breathe a sigh of relief.
When they passed the defense area of the newly formed 137th Division of the Guo Army, officers and soldiers of the Guo Army appeared in front of them, and one of the battalion commanders blocked their way.
When Monk Wei saw someone blocking the road, he stepped forward to negotiate with him.
The battalion commander asked: "Eighth Route Brothers, what are you transporting?"
Monk Wei said: "This is a batch of materials allocated to us by our superiors, ready to be transported back to our base area."
The battalion commander said: "What supplies?"
Monk Wei was worried that they would become greedy when they saw these anti-aircraft machine guns, so he said: "They are just some ordinary daily necessities."
The battalion commander said: "I'm afraid it's not that simple. We need to inspect this batch of supplies to see if you are carrying prohibited items."
Monk Wei said: "This is a material allocated by our superiors. You have no right to inspect it."
The battalion commander said: "Why don't you have the right? If your Eighth Route Army transports contraband through our defense area, of course we have the right to inspect it."
Monk Wei was very helpless and had to show the list of materials to be delivered.
When the battalion commander saw the word "anti-aircraft machine gun" written on the supplies list, he immediately became greedy.
You must know that they are often bombed by Japanese planes, and what they lack most is anti-aircraft weapons. Now that anti-aircraft weapons are right in front of them, how can they let them slip away from under their noses?
He said: "Where did your Eighth Route Army get its anti-aircraft weapons? They must have been stolen from our Guo Army. We will detain this batch of supplies."
Monk Wei said: "You have no such right. Find your superior and I will negotiate with him."
The battalion commander smiled and said: "This is Laozi's territory, Laozi has the final say. We have seen your Eighth Route Army transporting contraband, and this batch of materials must be detained."
Brothers! Come on! Seize this batch of contraband for me."
The Fruit Army soldiers behind him rushed forward to snatch the supplies.
Monk Wei led the special operations team to stop in front of the supplies. They pushed each other, and the officers and soldiers of the Guo army could not rely on them at all.
The battalion commander of the Guo army did not dare to use weapons, and he could not bear the crime of undermining the cooperation between the two armies. He decided to use his strength to seize the supplies with his bare hands.
He immediately asked his men to mobilize troops. After a while, his three companies of troops surrounded him.
The battalion commander of Guojun said: "Brothers! Rush up and grab the supplies. If they dare to stop them again, I will beat them to death."
Monk Wei and others did not dare to use weapons. They heard that this group of Guojun soldiers wanted to fight in groups, playing into their hands.
The two sides soon started fighting. Although the soldiers of the Guo Army were outnumbered, they were no match for the special forces members who were good at capturing and fighting. There were nearly 200 special forces members. They were strong and well-trained.
, cooperated with each other tacitly, and within a short time, they knocked down a large number of Guo officers and soldiers, all of them with bruised noses and swollen faces, wailing incessantly.
Seeing that they could not defeat the Eighth Route Army, the battalion commander sent someone to call the regiment commander for help.
Soon after, the leader of the Guo Army came over with a large number of officers and soldiers.
Monk Wei knew that this matter might not be easily solved, so he decided to take advantage of it first.
After Monk Wei explained to his guerrillas, he walked towards the leader of the Guo Army.
He came to the head of the regiment, stood at attention, saluted and said: "Sir, I am Wei Dayong, the captain of the Mawushan Guerrilla Special War Squadron of the Eighth Route Army. Your men have seized our Eighth Route Army's supplies for no reason. This violates the agreement on cooperation between the two armies.
Please also order the release."
The battalion commander of the Guo Army said: "Commander, he is talking nonsense. They transported prohibited materials all the way. Not only did they not accept inspection, they also injured our people. We must not let them go lightly." After saying this, he whispered in the ear of the regiment commander.
A few sentences.
The regiment leader was obviously greedy for this batch of anti-aircraft machine guns. He said: "You Eighth Route Army are so brave. You actually transported contraband in my defense area and dared to injure my people. We must detain this batch of supplies. You
Don't even think about leaving these people.
Brothers! Let’s all come together, grab the things from me, and arrest these guys for me.”
Monk Wei had already made preparations. When negotiating with the commander of the Guo Army, he would be polite first and then fight.
Seeing that he was being unreasonable, he rushed towards him first.
The guerrillas under him were already prepared. Without waiting for the officers and soldiers of the Fruit Army to take action, they quickly rushed to the commander of the Fruit Army and knocked down the guards around him. First, they killed the regiment commander and battalion commander.
Caught in hand.
When the officers and soldiers of the national army saw the regiment commander and battalion commander being arrested, they were afraid to step forward again.