"Dongyao, Dongyao, prevent any cavalry from escaping. We will capture this cavalry squadron."
After playing around for a while, Zhang Changlin learned how to use the walkie-talkie. To be honest, it was not that difficult, especially as the observer had already learned it from Zhang Sixing.
Putting down the walkie-talkie, Zhang Sixing just felt it was troublesome. The little devil's walkie-talkie was not very easy to use and was not as good as the one he designed at Krupp's wireless company.
Under his suggestion, this company was placed in Argentina, South America, along with other arms-affiliated industries. For example, companies that produce new combat vests, gas masks, hump sandbags, military food and other military supplies.
It is these things that come from his head, and they do not cause obvious changes on the battlefield like important weapons and equipment. Moreover, establishing these military supplies companies in South America can also make money from both sides.
Of course, the mustache is not stupid, but South American countries can use these to secretly deliver strategic materials to Germany.
I believe that various belligerent countries will throw these "gadgets" to some small countries when producing weapons and ammunition.
More importantly, as a South American country that did not participate in the war, Argentina was the last South American country to declare war on Germany in Zhang Sixing's memory, and the Argentine government was also pro-German.
Of course, he didn't design those things, and he doesn't understand them at all. But he knows about integrated circuits and that integrated circuits are "printed", which is enough.
In fact, before the start of World War II, the entire world was scientifically prepared to enter the electrification era.
The only thing is that no one knows the exact direction of this matter. It's like having the technology to build a washing machine, but not knowing what useful machinery these technologies can be combined with.
Therefore, Zhang Sixing's private "private scientific research institution" in Germany actually just uses German scholars to study. As a time traveler, what Zhang Sixing comes up with is definitely more reliable than what Mustache comes up with.
It's a pity that those things are still floating on the sea. After all, no one could have expected that Zhang Sixing would stop the Japanese massacre of defeated troops and fleeing civilians halfway.
Note that this temporary battle was just a spark of resistance as the Chinese army retreated.
The most important thing is that Zhang Sixing must bring these people and the defeated army to a safe place.
If the pursuing cavalry of the 101st Division were not completely defeated, then he and the common people would have no chance of survival if they were defeated.
"Reveille again."
With his HP90 ready in his hand, he issued an order to the bugler.
There was no choice, there were not enough walkie-talkies, so I had to use this method to convey the order to the subordinates in the distance. I just prayed that they, who had only received "training" in the middle of the night, would understand what it meant.
Battalion Commander Xue of Shaanxi Province finally heard the order to the pistol team he led and slowly moved the cover above his head aside.
Then he stood up with a bang, ignoring the numbness of his legs after curling up for a long time, and then stabilized his gun and started shooting at the Japanese cavalry squadron that was standing up and looking around on the road at a distance of a hundred meters.
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However, Battalion Commander Xue was a little embarrassed by the shooting accuracy of his own men.
Almost instantly, soldiers in the cavalry squadron continued to fall off their horses following the sound of gunfire. But more Japanese soldiers reacted and raised their rifles to aim at the positions on the west side of the highway.
Just at this moment, the "get-up" signal sounded again. Battalion Commander Xue sat back down at the bottom of the pit regardless, and then moved the "cover" above his head back to his head.
Hearing the cessation of gunfire from the west, the remaining members of the Japanese cavalry squadron, who had woken up, were preparing to "pursue and annihilate the remaining enemies."
Another lights-out signal sounded, and suddenly some covers were quietly removed in the fields east of the highway, followed by another attack from a bunch of lurking troops staying in the pits.
But this time it's not a pistol, they have Qingyishui's HP90 with a red dot sight. At a distance of one hundred meters, these short assault rifles produced by the Germans can be used as light snipers.
In addition, the important point is that he installed a silencer, so you can't hear any gunshots from dozens of meters away.
At this time, the Japanese cavalry squadron knew that they had been ambushed and were preparing to charge in the direction of Battalion Commander Xue and others. Unfortunately, the violent, accurate, and silent attacks from behind killed many people, and only then did someone discover that the bullets actually came from behind.
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This is just relying on technology to bully people. Unfortunately, there is no such thing as fairness on the battlefield.
With the intensive attack, more Japanese soldiers fell off their horses or fell with their horses. In less than a minute, the entire cavalry squadron was knocked down by the attack from behind.
Lu Feizhang and his men quickly jumped up from the hole, stopped the horses that were running and jumping around, and then flew onto the horses and swept them to the other side of the river like the wind.
At this time, Battalion Commander Xue was not really squatting in his own pit, but was quietly watching the battlefield with his head on the "roof".
He was deeply impressed by his clear-tempered and flowing command on the battlefield:
Those people wearing new equipment are indeed Commander Zhang's men. They can ride horses so well. This ambush...
Battalion Commander Xue didn't understand why the ambush pistol team was divided into several teams, nor why several sets of bugles were used to issue orders. The most exaggerated thing was that even the reveille and lights-out signals were used.
Now he understands:
The person being ambushed would definitely turn around and head towards the direction of the gunfire. Then there would be a quiet shot from behind, which would be unbearable. I just don’t know how those helmet mines that Chief Zhang deployed last night would be used.
I looked carefully when I came here to dig a hole, but I couldn't tell where the cloth was.
I heard from those people named Lu that that thing was specially used to deal with marching groups, but what would happen if the Japanese cavalry came up.
In fact, Lu Feizhang and his men were no strangers to riding horses when they were guerrillas. Let them lead war horses and clean the battlefield, which is definitely much faster than other Chinese troops.
In the blink of an eye, the soldiers put the killed Japanese soldiers on horseback, and then each person led several horses and rolled them towards the other side of the pontoon like a whirlwind.
The rest of the people returned to their pits and squatted down again.
War horses are the most important material on the battlefield. They can humiliate people (things) during life, and they can contribute hundreds of kilograms of meat after death. After all, Zhang Sixing and the others don't have much food. If they don't think of something, they may run out of food in a few days.
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At this time, of the entire Japanese cavalry squadron, except for those who were killed, there were only a few Japanese cavalrymen left who followed the path, crazily leaning on their horses' necks, and running back.
This battle was really inexplicable. The gunshots of the ambush were fired. Face the direction of the ambush and prepare to resist. This is completely in line with the commander's decision in the battle manual.