While Zhang Sixing was talking to Shang Xi, the three major generals and brigade commanders of the Guo Army were bored and observing Zhang Sixing's command post.
There was a female soldier sitting next to the radio station, and a Japanese walkie-talkie was placed on the table where the radio station was placed.
There was also a foreign woman sitting nearby, using the lantern hanging above the radio station to organize her camera and video camera.
In addition, there is a strange thing in the command post.
It was a bamboo tube. The strange thing was that there were two horizontal short sticks at the bottom of the bamboo tube that could be held by hands. I don't know what they were used for.
Gao Zhisong subconsciously looked at Hansen, knowing that this adjutant was easy to deal with.
Hansen also looked at him, raised his eyebrows, nodded slightly, and winked.
No matter what Hansen's full meaning was, Gao Zhisong understood that he allowed himself to see that weird thing.
He approached curiously, and then he was startled.
He looked away, glanced around and saw Zhu Chi and Wu Qiujian, and quietly waved to them.
It was already evening, but the entire battlefield could be clearly seen in the periscope observation mirror. Even the magnification could be adjusted by rotating the armrests on both sides.
Compared with holding a telescope in your own command post, you can not only see farther, have a wider perspective, and even see more clearly when observing the battlefield.
Then he moved the handle and turned the vertical pipe, and he was able to observe 360 degrees in all directions without any blind spots. He didn't know how he did it. He could even see from the periscope, which was covered with a layer of gauze.
, no need to ask whether it is a way to prevent the lens from reflecting light.
Standing up from the periscope, Gao Zhisong sighed deeply:
This person from the paratrooper school really knows how to study war. Gao Zhisong knows about the reflection of the telescope. He even has a military palace under his command. Because the Japanese discovered the reflection of the telescope lens, he was shot to death from a distance.
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It's not that the Japanese have snipers, but that Japanese veterans have the ability to snipe with the naked eye from four to five hundred meters away.
But why has no one thought that a veil can solve the problem?
Different from Gao Zhisong's observation focus, Zhu Chi noticed the Japanese military's school launch balloons floating in the hazy sky. They swayed gently in the evening wind like seaweed in the sea.
In fact, they shouldn't be called balloons. They are filled with hydrogen and look like bullets, with three tail fins added to the rear.
This is of course more advanced than the delta wing with gas light method used in paratrooper schools, but it is much more expensive and difficult to replace if it breaks.
As for gas lanterns and kites, for the price of a hydrogen balloon, you can probably buy a hundred or ten sets and still have plenty to spare. The most important thing is that even if you shoot down the "sky lantern" of the paratrooper school, no one will die.
While Zhu Chi was observing, Zhang Sixing's voice suddenly came,
"Everyone, let's continue..."
The news from Shang Xi was that the people outside Jurong City who couldn't live without their land were massacred by the Japanese. As for the people in the city, they listened to Zhang Sixing's advice and County Magistrate Lin evacuated in advance, so everything was fine.
But for Zhang Sixing, there was no more feeling. Now that the night attack was about to begin, what was needed was the brains for investigation.
As the night attack plan was finalized, two of the three brigade commanders left, and Zhu Chi and Gao Zhisong went back to prepare their own reconnaissance camp.
Similar to the Fruit Army units at this time, reconnaissance battalions and guard battalions were often the units with the best equipment and the highest quality of soldiers.
And because of their combat characteristics, they are often equipped with short guns such as box cannons.
As the two walked back, they discussed the night attack.
"I can understand the shell gun being put in a wooden box, but what is the purpose of equipping it with a broadsword? Where can it go at this time..."
"Commander Zhu, don't worry. Principal Zhang got back a lot of sabers from the night raid when he first arrived here. Although they are a little lighter than a broadsword, they are still useful. If not, just use the Japanese bayonet, which is longer."
Gao Zhisong was actually very interested in tonight's night attack. Regarding Zhu Edao,
"Brigadier Zhu, if I die tonight, the Yuhuatai position..."
"No, I'm also leading my reconnaissance battalion, so if both of us are killed, leave it to the deputy brigade commander and the others. I believe they know what to do."
Upon hearing Zhu Chi's reaction, Gao Zhisong smiled and said with relief,
"That's fine, and I don't think there's anything to worry about. In every night attack by Principal Zhang, my casualties were far less than those of the Japanese."
"So what? He wants to defeat the entire 114th Division. That's a division, and he said those school launch balloons were given to him. What can he do? I really don't understand what happened to those balloons.
Only then can we get rid of it.”
Gao Zhisong was silent for a moment. He didn't know what to do, but he still believed in Zhang Sixing.
"Anyway, Principal Zhang said he can handle it, so he will handle it. Let's prepare our own troops quickly. I also want to see how he can defeat the 114th Division with five battalions of troops.
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At the same time, at the parachute school position, Hansen was also taking Wu Qiujian to familiarize himself with the position.
"Do you see those people climbing back in front? They are from the punishment camp, and their job is to make mines."
"Mine mender?"
"Yes, they are responsible for replenishing the mines and traps on the front line in the one-meter-thick individual soldier holes in front. Tonight, let your soldiers quickly learn how to do it. If the commander does not come back tomorrow, your people want to hold the position.
We have to rely on those people who patch mines."
"Rely on them?"
Wu Qiujian had never heard that positional defense could be done like this.
But after thinking about it, he understood the general reason. After all, he was the commander of the 88th Division in the past and had actual combat experience.
Those individual soldiers in the pits were obviously those who used grenades and helmet mines to stop the Japanese attack. The people on the main position in the back were actually the main lethality, and they also had to protect the people in the individual soldiers' pits in front.
With this kind of arrangement, despite the fact that in front of the paratrooper school position, there was only a sparse barbed wire fence built by the Guo army. But the defense line composed of individual soldier holes where people were constantly adding helmet mines was not so easy to break.
"It's up to them. The soldiers in the main position must use firepower to protect those individual soldier holes. Then the Japanese will not be able to surpass the defense line composed of landmines with only rifles, unless they use tanks. But don't worry, they are all there one by one.
The tank troops of the Fourth Division were killed long ago by the commander."
Speaking of this, Hansen suddenly thought of something and said,
"By the way, those two brigade commanders will definitely participate in the night attack. You send your reserve team to help the main position repair individual soldier holes. Again, don't even think about breaking through without tanks. Even if there are tanks, launch an attack
There will also be a lot of casualties."
Hearing this, Wu Qiujian finally understood. The reason why the Japanese did not attack the paratrooper school was that they were blocked by the movable mine array.
Even if it is destroyed during the day, any soldier can dig it out again overnight.
And unplugging hundreds of pits along the mine lines all over the land will require not only tanks, but also the lives of a large number of people.