Five hundred and seventieth chapters round battle (five)
"Japanese! There are devils here!"
Recruit Luo Wen then pulled the trigger on the sneaking Japs, and the bullet that rushed out of the gun hit a Japs who was crawling forward in the head with the smell of death.
The distance between the two sides was too close, and the bullet directly punched a hole in the Japanese soldier's helmet. The bullet that penetrated the helmet shattered the Japanese soldier's brain tissue.
The Japanese man tilted his head and fell to the ground dead. The red and white stuff was flowing out of the helmet.
Luo Wencai's shout made the veterans next to him also notice the low depression on the left. These Japanese soldiers took advantage of the defenders to be attracted by the frontal offensive firepower, and they did not know when they had reached nearly 40 meters.
The veteran broke out in a cold sweat and hurriedly turned his gun and shouted: "There is a Japanese enemy on the left! Fight!"
"Bang! Bang! Bang!"
The veterans and recruits in the nearby trenches all noticed the Japs in front of them and turned their rifles around to fire. The bullets cracked the rotten wood and the mud splashed.
Seeing that they were exposed, these Japanese who wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to sneak attack simply took off their disguises, jumped up from the ground, and pounced over.
These Japanese were all stocky and sturdy, and their faces under the helmets were hideous and terrifying. They were holding sharp bayonets, just like bloodthirsty jackals. Their ferocious look when charging made many recruits here tremble with fear.
Most of the brothers were deployed in the front to fight against the oncoming Japanese soldiers, while in the trench on the left side there were only about twenty veterans plus new recruits.
Without the support of machine gun firepower, their more than 20 slow-firing rifles could not stop these dozens of vicious Japanese.
Several veterans pulled the bolts of their rifles and fired. Several of the Japanese who were rushing forward were shot through the body and fell down with blood all over their bodies.
However, the Japanese behind them had a fierce look on their faces, stepped on the corpses and screamed as they continued to pounce towards the trenches, their ferocity making people's scalp numb.
The new recruits were sweating nervously, and with trembling hands, they finally pulled the bolt of the gun and pushed the bullet into the chamber, but the shot was empty.
But in the blink of an eye, these fierce Japanese soldiers had already rushed forward. The recruits were so anxious that they could not pull the bolts of their rifles. When they saw the Japanese soldiers charging towards them with bared teeth, their faces turned pale with fear.
"Oh my god!"
When some recruits saw the Japanese soldiers rushing towards them with bayonets pointed out and their hideous faces, the courage they had managed to accumulate in their hearts suddenly disappeared.
Throwing away the gun in his hand, he turned around and ran away with a cry. He only regretted that his parents had lost two legs. He regretted it at this moment. He had nothing to do and why did he insist on coming to this battlefield to suffer?
"Damn you, you cowards!" Several veterans yelled angrily when they saw the new recruits turned away and ran away in fear of the Japanese.
But now the scolding was of no use. The Japanese were already approaching and they were too lazy to care about them. While shouting for help from the nearby brothers, they hurriedly took out the bayonet and inserted it into the bayonet holder to secure it, ready to fight with the little Japanese.
Close combat.
Recruit Luo Wen didn't run away because he saw a recruit who turned to run was caught up and kicked over by a Japanese soldier who jumped into the trench, and the slender and sharp bayonet was pierced in the head.
The sour popping sound let him know that if he ran away, the consequences would be similar.
He also saw several recruits who were running around in a panic and were overtaken by Japanese bullets. They staggered and fell in the trench, not knowing whether they were dead or alive.
If you turn around and run away, you will die. If you stick to your position, you might be able to hold on until the nearby brothers come to reinforce you, and you can find a way out. So in the flash of lightning, the new recruit Luo Wencai imitated the veteran, took out his bayonet and inserted it into the bayonet holder.
fix.
As soon as he said that the bayonet was fixed, the veteran beside him collided with a Japanese soldier who jumped into the trench.
The veteran took advantage of the Japanese's staggering when he jumped into the trench, and stabbed the Japanese viciously with a knife, nailing him to the blood-stained trench wall.
The bayonet was pulled out with splattered blood, and the ferocious Japanese man was already sliding limply along the trench wall to the ground, looking like he would not survive.
The veteran killed a fierce little Japs with one blow, which made Luo Wencai even more confident that he would survive if he stayed in the trenches!
"Follow me!" The veteran saw that Luo Wen did not turn around and run away like other recruits, so he couldn't help but look at him twice.
He took out two grenades from the Japs and put them into his open pockets. He whispered and ran towards the front of the trench with his bayonet in hand, where a veteran was being attacked by two Japs.
At this moment, the position has been obscured by thick black smoke, and the field of vision is only more than ten meters. The sound of gunfire nearby is fierce, bullets are flying randomly, mixed with the roars of brothers and Japanese, and it is not clear what the situation is.
The new recruit Luo Wencai did not dare to be left alone. He knew that if he were left alone with his own ability, he would only be killed by the Japanese. He hurriedly followed the veteran with a bayonet.
The veteran ran whistling and threw the grenades he had just captured and the grenades he was carrying along the trench.
Amidst the rumbling sound, thick black smoke was rising from the firelight of the explosion. Many of the Japanese soldiers who were striding toward the trench were blown over, and many rolled to the ground and let out shrill wails.
The veteran rushed to the three men who were fighting together, turned his rifle butt and knocked over a Japanese soldier, thus easing the critical situation of another veteran whose body was covered in blood.
"Bagaya road!"
A tough Japanese soldier suddenly became furious and kicked over with his cleated military shoes. With such force, the veteran was kicked over in the trench.
The Japs originally wanted to raise their bayonets and stab the fallen veteran to death, but another veteran had already thrust the bayonet into his lower back. The Japs turned around in pain and knocked over the veteran who was attacking from behind with his rifle butt.
But the Japanese screamed in pain even after being stabbed like this. He covered his wound and leaned on the trench wall, unable to support himself.
The fallen Japanese soldier struggled to get up, but was thrown to the ground by the veteran, and the two hugged and struggled with each other.
"Hurry, help..." The veteran was pinned to the ground, and the Japanese's hands were holding his throat and would not let go. When the veteran saw Luo Wencai, who was still stunned, he shouted hoarsely.
When the new recruit Luo Wen saw the ferocious Japs and then the veteran with a purple face, he roared and fiercely thrust out the bayonet in his hand.
"Pfft!"
The bayonet was blocked for a moment and then sank into the Jag's body. The Jag's figure paused and turned around to glare fiercely at Luo Wencai. Luo Wencai was frightened by that vicious hatred.
But the Japanese just glared at him, and then his body slipped and fell weakly in the trench.
The veteran got up and stabbed each of the two Japs twice before gasping and saying to Luo Wencai: "Good job!"
More and more Japs jumped into the trenches and quickly swept towards the two wings. More Japs were seen rushing up in the black mist.
"Let's go! Let's go!"
The veteran called Luo Wencai and helped another injured veteran together. The three of them fought while retreating to the place where the gunfire was fierce, trying to find their brothers to get closer.