The four shells exploded so much that the commanders of the Chinese and Japanese armies at the top and bottom of the mountain all had cold sweats on their foreheads.
Although their moods are different, one is afraid that he will be destroyed, and the other is afraid that the supplies will be destroyed, but their little hearts are blown up and down by the shells.
"Ask Qi Wenwen to speak in Japanese and tell them that if they accept the surrender of the 129th Division of our 18th Group Army now, they will avoid death." Liu Dazhu thought for a while and issued another military order.
"Battal Commander, the military order from the regiment is that all combatants of the Japanese army will not take prisoners!" The commander of the first company was startled and hurriedly advised.
Although he has a straightforward personality, he has a clear conscience. The injury on the battalion commander's back was caused by a soldier who failed to follow military orders. If he openly disobeys military orders again, he might not even need to be whipped this time, but just chop off his head.
Already.
"Hehe, as the saying goes, "I will not accept the life of the foreigner." The specific situation should be treated in detail. For these important supplies, it is not impossible to spare the lives of these dozens of little devils. The iron mines at our independent regiment base still need workers.
"Where to send them? It's worse than death, isn't it? In short, we won't let them live a good life." Liu Dazhu bared his teeth in amusement.
Seeing that the battalion deputy on the side was hesitant and wanted to persuade him again, Liu Dazhu replied hurriedly and with a headache: "The deputy battalion commander must have said that there are not so many people to send them now. Don't worry, the military supplies department is responsible for transporting the coffins of the deceased officers and soldiers back to the base.
If someone has a car, the little devil will definitely stay there if he breaks a leg."
Well, the battalion commander not only thought of the serial numbers of the deceivers, but also thought of how to deliver the prisoners. Although this method is a bit too unorthodox, it seems very reasonable. Who knows that he is a little devil?
?The regiment commander might still have two legs. Then what else can they say? Several senior officials of the Bayonet Battalion were sweating on their foreheads!
This shows that they still don't know much about Liu Tuanzuo. If it were Fatty Liu, he would definitely have three of his legs broken.
"#@##@" The battalion secretary held a tin trumpet and was escorted by two soldiers. He went down the hillside 70 to 80 meters away and hid under a tree speaking fluent Japanese to more than 100 people.
The Japanese soldiers a few meters away shouted loudly.
The meaning is similar to what Liu Dazhu said. If they surrender within the specified time and at the specified location and in the specified posture, the 18th Group Army's 129th Division, 386th Brigade and 772nd Regiment will treat them as prisoners of war in accordance with international regulations. Otherwise, they will all be fired with thousands of artillery fire.
Blast to the sky.
These were the three rules Liu Tuanzuo once jokingly told the commanders of the four major infantry battalions. If there were really Japanese soldiers who did this, it would not be a bad idea to spare their lives and let them work as free labor in the iron mines.
Don't look at Liu Dazhu's arrogant words about "the general will not accept your orders." In fact, if it weren't for Liu Lang, Battalion Commander Liu Dazhu would not dare to disobey the order. If the soldiers disobey the order, they will be beaten.
These officers directly under the command whip, so who should he, the battalion commander, beat for disobeying orders? It would be better to just chop off his head.
Qi Wenwen's voice was not loud, but it was enough for the remaining Japanese troops who were closest to hear clearly. Once he heard that he could surrender and survive, the Japanese troops, who had been frightened by the Chinese's terrifying machine guns, immediately passed this information to the remaining Japanese troops.
Lieutenant Ishida, whose legs were still shaking, listened.
Ishida Inoue, who was so frightened by the Chinese round of artillery that he almost peed his pants, didn't it look like a drowning man grasping the last straw?
That's what this person is like. At the beginning, he was brave enough and maybe not afraid of death. But after surviving the dangerous battlefield, he began to value life and tried his best to think about how to live. Only to find out again that he couldn't.
When I was feeling sad inside, and suddenly learned that I could live, my psychology collapsed.
What nonsense is it to serve the emperor? Baga's brothers have to survive first. Now that I am dead, not only can I not be loyal to you, but I can only fertilize the Chinese people's land.
Not long after, under the strict orders of Lieutenant Ishida, a Japanese army commander came over with a white flag, his heart trembling, his liver trembling, and his legs trembling. Obviously, he came here with Ishida Inoue's order to inquire about the Chinese 18th Group Army 129
What are the surrender conditions for the division's troops? Mainly, what are the prescribed postures for surrendering at a prescribed time and place? It is really confusing.
When the Bayonet Battalion saw the Japanese soldiers reacting, of course they played into their own ambitions and did not fire any shots. They allowed the Japanese soldier to climb the mountain all the way to meet Liu Dazhu halfway up the mountain.
However, after being translated through the documents, the Japanese soldiers who were trembling with fear started to tremble even more. However, most of them were infuriated by the "three rules" explained by Liu Dazhu.
Really, the words of the arrogant Chinese commander were so irritating that the captain of the Imperial Japanese Army almost fainted with anger.
Including Ishida Inoue, who heard from his subordinates the surrender conditions of the opposing commander, was also going crazy.
He finally knew what the "three rules" were. The stipulated place was to surrender at a place designated by the Chinese army. For example, here, it could only be on the mountain road in front of their position; the stipulated time was a limited time, such as this time.
It is a three-minute period; the prescribed posture is the posture of surrender. This makes the proud Imperial Army of Japan the most angry. The Chinese commander actually asked them to kneel on their knees first, then raise their hands in the air, and finally lie down on the ground with their hands on their heads.
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This is totally not taking bean bags as solid food! Although they are afraid of death, the psychological superiority that these guys have formed by being stationed in China for two years and arrogantly bossing the Chinese around is not easy to get rid of.
What Ishida Inoue cannot tolerate the most is that if they surrender to the Chinese in such a humiliating posture and are photographed by the Chinese and published in newspapers, then he will really be worse off than dead, and even his family members at home may be affected by this.
been implicated.
However, the proud Lieutenant of the Imperial Japanese Army could not do it, even if he was so insulted by the Chinese, to let the Japanese Lieutenant who now had no intention of taking death choose to be buried with a pile of shells that could not be eaten or worn.
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Then he can only rely on himself. The only good thing is that the Chinese gave him three minutes.
With these precious three minutes, maybe his prepared backhand could succeed. Originally, he only had a one-tenth chance, but because of the stupidity of the Chinese, he now has at least a half certainty.
Because, although he does not have machine guns or grenade launchers, he still has cannons.
Yes, the two mountain artillery pieces ordered by the division commander to supply reinforcements happened to be placed here in the brigade transportation squadron for transportation reasons, and the two trainee artillery squadrons also moved with them. Because of the large vehicles, the infantry artillery
There was no use for the packhorses, so they were dismantled and put on carts.
What was most coincidental was that the axle of the cart transporting one of the mountain cannons was damaged on the way. It took a little time to repair it, and it happened to be at the back of the convoy.
As soon as the sound of Chinese artillery sounded, he thought of the two mountain cannons, and immediately ordered the signal corps to send orders to the mountain artillery team at the rear to quickly find favorable terrain to support forward operations.
But he didn't expect that the Chinese firepower would be so ferocious, and that his hundreds of men would be defeated so quickly. Facing the extremely effective Chinese desperate attack, they committed suicide like moths flying into a flame, until only two squads were left.
In fact, Ishida Inoue also knew that after three or four minutes, many people wanted to run but had no chance to run. The Chinese used ferocious machine guns to pin them down in front of their positions on the hillside, and then used mortars and extremely ferocious bombs, including
Countless grenades dropped from the mountains were killed one by one.
The final outcome is that whether you want to rush up or run down, you will either be killed by crazy bullets or blown to death by various explosives on the mountain, whether you are lying behind a rock or a big tree.
Then he might hide in the grass.
The Chinese dealt with them in a completely land-washing manner, using ammunition and firepower far beyond their imagination.
But what makes the Japanese lieutenant most fortunate is that although the backup plan he deployed before the war did not have time to be used during the battle, it may be used now when escaping.
When he ran over, the tough-as-nails signal soldier was still alive, and he also brought him good news. 400 meters away from here was the mountain cannon at the rear, a seven-man artillery group.
The small team has transported five rounds of artillery shells and mountain guns up the hillside and set up the guns, ready to attack the Chinese at any time.
And he sent the corps commander to inquire about the terms of surrender. Although he also asked how to surrender, he also had the idea of inquiring about the enemy's position layout. I am afraid that the Chinese people did not know that the corps commander who graduated from college and joined the army was a language expert.
In his major, he is the one who speaks Chinese the best in the entire infantry squadron.
The information brought back by the corps commander turned out to be that he had met the highest commander of the Chinese, a major battalion commander. Although the proud Chinese commander himself did not reveal any information, several names given by his subordinates were revealing.
Got him.
Of course, the most important thing is that he learned the location of the Chinese army commander. If the trainee artillery squad could kill the Chinese army commander with five rounds of artillery shells, the Chinese army would be panicked for at least a while.
, that time was naturally when he led the remaining troops to escape from the stone peak.
As for the baggage trucks loaded with artillery shells and bullets, they were the trump card in Ishida Inoue's plan to stop the Chinese army. He would leave death squads behind, detonate the artillery shells, and turn the entire mountain road into a hell.
Even, if you are lucky, it will be a big surprise for the Chinese who are catching up. The super explosion caused by 360 rounds of artillery shells loaded into three vehicles can kill people two hundred meters away.
It has to be said that Ishida Inoue had a good idea. If it were another opponent, in this situation where victory was almost guaranteed, everything would be fine. If he were not careful, he might have fallen into his trap.
It's a pity that his opponent is not only an iron-blooded soldier who has experienced several bloody battles, but also a die-hard fan who has subconsciously learned a lot of "cheating and abduction" from Lang Tuan Zuo.
Looking at Langdanza's fighting style, although he fought a frontal blocking battle with the Japanese Eighth Division at the Great Wall, there are still many shadows of special operations. He is rarely willing to risk the lives of soldiers and fight against others.
It is to dig a big hole first and wait for you to jump in, and then fill it with soil to bury the person. In fact, it means that you like to take people by surprise and attack them unprepared, and you especially like to use sacks to sap people.
As the saying goes, "Those who are close to red are red and those who are close to ink are black." Liu Dazhu not only learned how to do it with a bare arms and a knife, but also learned a lot of "sap" tricks.
For example, this time, Ishida Inoue pretended to surrender with bad intentions, but how could he sincerely surrender?