Okamura Neji indeed broke through from the east road. There were only more than a hundred people in this army, and it didn't look like the main force that could lead a general to break through.
So when the monk's helicopter flew over him, he didn't even want to fight.
But in the end, the monk decided to give it a try and attacked the Japanese.
The battle went smoothly, with helicopters firing machine guns and rockets, and soon the Japanese were dead and wounded... At this time, the Eighth Route Army did not ask for Okamura Neiji to be captured alive, although there might be more opportunities to capture him alive.
Big benefits, but it is not cost-effective to risk the reconnaissance brigade and helicopters for this invisible benefit.
In addition, the monk did not think that there was Neji Okamura in this team, so he beat the enemy to death as soon as the battle started.
After the battle, the monk quickly searched and found that there was not even a high-ranking officer in the team, let alone a general.
Seeing this situation, the monk quickly ordered a few people to stay to watch the captives and others board the plane, and then rushed to block the south road... The monk had always wanted to block the south road, because there were many people and good equipment on that road, and he thought Okamura Neji must be there.
Fortunately, Shi Sha kept an eye on it.
Shi Sha felt strange: If there was not even a senior officer in this team, why would they be able to break through?
What's the point of letting a breakthrough happen?
If they are all small soldiers, shouldn't they be merged into the other two breakout troops to cover those senior officers?
So Shi Sha pulled the prisoners up and identified them one by one... He had glanced at Okamura Neji from a distance several times during the puppet army, and he still has some impressions of him.
Then, Shi Sha found a Japs with cannon fodder on his face. Although this Japs were in military uniforms, he looked different from the others when he stood there... Looking closely, who else could it be if it wasn't Neji Okamura?
Shi Sha felt ecstatic in his heart, and stepped forward and joked to Okamura Neji: "General, have you changed your mind and become a sergeant?"
With that said, Okamura Neji was pulled out of the team.
When the incident got to this point, Okamura Neji had no choice but to admit defeat.
In fact, it was not that Okamura Neji never thought of taking the south road.
The east road is the shortest road. Although it is not necessarily safe to enter the Taihang Mountains, it is not easy for the Eighth Route Army to find it. This is obviously the best direction to break out.
Then Okamura Neji thought: What if Xiao Dongbei also thought of this step?
So, should I avoid the east road and go south or north?
But then I thought about it, Xiaodongbei was commanding Liyuan, and there must be someone else as the frontline commander. What if he hadn't thought of this?
Or...
Okamura Neiji predicted Xiao Dongbei's prediction, and Xiao Dongbei in turn predicted his prediction again...
Therefore, after the strategy is used to a certain extent, it has little to do with IQ, and the rest is almost a matter of multiple choice questions based on luck.
Okamura Neiji obviously didn't make the right choice, so he became China's highest-ranking prisoner so far.
The news that Okamura Neiji was captured immediately caused a sensation in the entire army and the country.
In fact, the whole country is not appropriate, because when Okamura Neiji was being taken to the headquarters on the helicopter, the news of his capture had already spread to Eagle Sauce through Sun Erwei, through Colonel Ian to The Sun Never Sets, and through Lemon Lokoff
The news reached the furry bear...
So to be precise, it should have spread throughout most of the world.
Instead, the Japanese were a step late because they needed to confirm whether the information was accurate... The way to confirm was to immediately send people to search near the accident site.
Then the first thing the Japanese did was to revoke Okamura Neiji's military rank and his position as commander of the North China Front, on charges of bending the law for personal gain and incompetent command.
It is barely fair to say that the command was poor. After all, Okamura Neiji did fight many losing battles when he was the commander of the North China Front.
But bending the law for personal gain and being die-hard loyal to Neji Okamura is sheer nonsense... He can be considered conscientious towards the Japanese.
But these are not the main point. The main point is that the Japanese want to use this self-deception method to minimize the negative impact of Okamura Neiji’s capture... As long as Okamura Neiji is dismissed, the Eighth Route Army will not capture a general or a general.
The commander of the North China Front is an ordinary "common man".
But I'm afraid even the devils themselves don't believe it.
In addition, the Japanese urgently took off fifteen fighter planes from Linfen in an attempt to shoot down the helicopter escorting Okamura Neji...
This was of course in vain. Wang Xuexin had already expected that the Japanese would do this and took off a squadron of "La 5" escorts in advance.
To be precise, it's not escort.
Because if you really want to escort the helicopter, it will be troublesome... With the flying speed and vulnerability of the helicopter, it is basically a target for fighter jets.
The biggest advantage of "Pull 5" over "Zero War" is speed. If the speed of "Pull 5" is reduced to the same as that of a helicopter, it would be tantamount to seeking death.
Therefore, the twelve "La-5"s of the Eighth Route Army took the initiative to fight the Japanese aircraft after their radar detected their location...The Japanese fighter planes that took off in an emergency had no idea of flying at low altitude to avoid the radar.
On the other hand, the helicopter stopped for a while while passing through the Luliang Mountains, and landed the scouts and Okamura Neji in the mountains to hide them.
This is the advantage of helicopters. It has low requirements on landing sites and can land on complex terrain.
In this way, the Japanese interception plan is doomed to fail... Even if the Japanese fighter planes shoot down all the helicopters, they will not be able to achieve their strategic goals.
Then, the ten cleared helicopters spread out and flew in groups of two.
Then something happened: two Japanese "zero battles" broke through the blockade of the Eighth Route Army's "La 5" and came to hunt down the helicopter... The Japanese strategic goal was very clear. They were to intercept the helicopter rather than fight the Eighth Route Army's "La 5"
, so the Japanese fighter planes traded their lives for lives from the beginning, inflicting heavy casualties in exchange for a few fighter planes to break through.
The final result was that two helicopters were destroyed by the Japanese.
The Japanese commander must have hoped that Okamura Neji would be on these two helicopters, but this was nothing more than a daydream.
After all the Japanese fighter planes were shot down, Wang Xuexin sent another batch of transport helicopters to pick up the scouts and Okamura Neji... After all this torment, the armed helicopters had very little fuel left, and there was no need to use it to pick up people.
Wu Zhi.
Then Okamura Neji was sent to the headquarters without any incident.
Wang Xuexin didn't feel much about it. He wasn't too concerned about it from the beginning.
Or the chief sent a telegram to Wang Xuexin: "Comrade Wang Xuexin, do you want to come to the headquarters? This guy Okamura didn't ask anything, he just wants to see you!"
Wang Xuexin replied without thinking: "Commander, I'm busy! How many generals do the Japanese have? At least there are more than a hundred, and only one has been captured so far!"
The chief laughed "haha" when he saw the telegram, and then asked the translator to translate it to Okamura word for word.
Okamura Neji was so ashamed after hearing this. If he had a knife in his hand at this moment, he would probably commit suicide by caesarean section.