However, even if he already knew Liu Aba's ending, Liu Lang still looked sad when he saw Xia Wenyun's words describing his last days.
After killing the unlucky Japanese major general with two shots, while the Japanese soldiers on the scene were stunned, Liu Aba snatched the army horse and fled away.
The Japanese military authorities were greatly shocked and mobilized a brigade of nearly 6,000 people to block all the ferries along the Songhua River. Liu Aba, who planned to cross the river first to get to the red polar bears, was informed by a traitor and was surrounded by the Japanese army in a place called Bidala in the south of the Songhua River.
of Wanzi.
What he faced was the muzzles of thousands of Japanese soldiers. At this time, he only had a box with three bullets. After killing three Japanese invaders who dared to rush up, he stole from the Japanese army.
Kou's scumbag southern pistol was also completely useless. When he threw it out, he almost smashed the Japanese major who came to surrender into a unicorn.
In front of him were thousands of heavily armed Japanese invaders, and behind him was the turbulent Songhua River. The unarmed man did not surrender, but calmly left the boulder where he was hiding, and walked step by step towards the turbulent Songhua River in front of thousands of Japanese invaders.
Seeing the young coachman walking towards his death calmly, the Japanese invaders in the crowd were silent. On the wide river beach, only the young coachman who went to his death without hesitation screamed and chanted something they did not understand.
Only a few Chinese people present listened attentively.
"Looking north from the mountains and rivers as the wolf smoke rises"
The dragon rises, the horse roars, the sword air is like frost
My heart is like the vast water of the Yellow River
Who can resist in twenty years?
Hateful and mad, the sword is directed towards
How many loyal brothers and sisters are buried in other places?
Why would you die to serve your family and country?
I can't bear to sigh and feel even more speechless and my eyes are filled with blood and tears.
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After all, Liu Aba never finished singing the song "Serving the Country with Loyalty" that he learned from Liu Tuanzuo. Within half a minute, the raging river swallowed him up.
Of course, Xia Wenyun's secret message was not written in such detail, but Liu Lang's eyes could already see the heroism and generosity of the soldiers who sang "loyalty to serve the country" and died without hesitation.
According to Xia Wenyun's last secret telegram, all the Japanese soldiers present stood in awe during the few minutes when Liu Aba was submerged in the river.
After Liu Aba's body was recovered, the angry Japanese commander ordered the martyr's head to be cut off and prepared to be sent to the Manchukuo capital for display as a deterrent to the rebellious Chinese, before Xia Wen sent a secret message.
But this time, Liu Lang could not wait until the end of the all-out war and the Japanese surrender before the hero's head was found, as he had done in the past.
In a rage, Liu Lang issued a death order to ten special forces in Heilongjiang Province for the first time through Xia Wenyun. No matter what the cost, Liu Aba's head must be taken back.
The heads of the comrades of the Independence Regiment must not become trophies of the Japanese invaders.
A week later, an attack occurred that made the Japanese Kwantung Army headquarters even more furious.
A group of Japanese soldiers carrying Liu Aba's head from the Wuerguli Mountain Camp back to Changchun, the new capital of Manchukuo, were suddenly attacked by Chinese rebels in the Jiamusi area.
According to the description of the Japanese private who survived by hiding in the grass with the help of darkness.
This group of more than 500 Chinese rebels not only has sufficient weapons and ammunition, but also has sharpshooters with accurate marksmanship. What is even more frightening is that they also know the tactics of the Japanese army. They are responsible for escorting six groups of grenade launchers from a Japanese infantry squadron.
As soon as the team was in position, they were shot dead by sharpshooters who had been waiting for them from three sides. The number of their sharpshooters was by no means less than 6, and they were all more than 400 meters away.
Any Japanese soldier who dared to approach the grenade launcher would become their target. During the entire ambush battle, almost no one could use the grenade launcher.
It stands to reason that without the grenade launchers, the infantry squadron still has two heavy machine guns and as many as nine Taisho 11 young machine guns, which is enough firepower to crush the Chinese rebels who have twice their number, even if they also have
They are armed with all-Japanese 38-type rifles, but their lack of heavy firepower has always been their shortcoming. This has been proven countless times in nearly four years of fighting.
However, this time, they were different. Although they had few machine guns, they had a lot of grenade launchers. The surrounded infantry squadron lacked the support of grenade launchers, and the light and heavy firepower points deployed in panic were called out one by one.
Clear.
An infantry squadron that could compete with one or even two battalions of regular Chinese troops. After losing all suppressive firepower support, the so-called first army in Asia finally showed its original shape.
Under the siege of 500 Chinese natives and the suppression of six light machine guns, the remaining 180-man infantry squadron did not choose to take advantage of the approaching night to break out, but instead chose to wait for reinforcements.
This stupid military order was definitely one of the reasons that led to their near-annihilation, if it hadn't been for the infantry squadron leader who issued the order being shot dead.
Yes, the Japanese commander who issued this military order did not know that he would be killed so quickly. Instead, this seemingly wise military order was extremely stupid combined with their future ending. Although if they could persist
If it takes more than an hour and a half, at least two infantry squadrons of more than 400 people from the nearest Jiamusi garrison will arrive to support.
Unfortunately, the Japanese army did not know what kind of army they were fighting. They were composed of the rebels who had resisted for several years in Heilongjiang Province and the most hated independent regiment of the Sichuan Kwantung Army from the hinterland of China.
Composed of special forces.
It only lasted less than half an hour. After the captain of the infantry squadron, Captain Hihara Okawa, was hit in the throat by a shot from the darkness and died, the two squad captains who took over his command position were shot one after another within five minutes.
The infantry squadron, which lost its commander, chose to break out of the encirclement in panic, and broke out to the west where the Chinese army had the weakest firepower.
However, it was not only too late at this time. Instead, the Chinese rebels who surrounded the three groups not only ambushed two machine guns hidden in the snow that had never been used from the beginning, but also prepared more than 100 troops in the direction of their breakout.
The team also planted explosives on the roads they must pass.
They didn't know that from the beginning, the commanders of the Chinese rebels were not prepared to rely on force attacks to kill them. Although the Japanese infantry squadron no longer had machine guns and grenadiers capable of accurate shooting, the Japanese infantry's powerful and accurate shooting
And with good military quality, they can definitely cause a lot of damage to the attacking Chinese resistance forces. This is something that the already weak Northeast Chinese Volunteer Army cannot accept.
They didn't even know that the moment they chose to stand still and wait for reinforcements, the Chinese commander responded by planting explosives on the deliberately exposed side with weaker firepower, and mobilized his last reserves, two light machine guns and close-range weapons.
100 soldiers lay in wait along the way.
At the same time, six special forces lurking around the battlefield were ordered to find the Japanese commander for sniper hunting. Sure enough, after the Japanese commanders were killed one after another, the panicked Japanese army made a different choice from the dead commander.
In fact, the two infantry squadrons that have set off from Jiamusi City will arrive on the battlefield in an hour. If they choose to continue to hold on, unless Chen Yunfa, as the temporary commander, has the courage to sacrifice nearly a hundred people, he will not be able to defeat this group.
There was no chance of total annihilation of the Japanese army.
Because at this time, he had no mortars, no MG42, and no well-equipped and well-trained comrades in an independent regiment.
However, under the continuous attacks, the Japanese army made another mistake and stepped into the trap carefully prepared for them by Chen Yunfa.
Nearly fifty kilograms of explosives were the limit that Chen Yunfa could collect. In fact, the damage to the Japanese army was limited, and it was impossible to completely wipe out the remaining 150 or so Japanese troops by relying on explosives.
However, after losing their commander and being killed by more than 20 people in a row by successive explosions of explosives, the will of the tenacious "Asia's No. 1" Imperial Japanese Army gradually collapsed and they began to flee in a panic.
The army that had lost its will to resist was no better than a group of sheep. Nearly 500 people were pursued and killed along the way. There were more than 100 people and two machine guns along the way. The fate of these more than 100 Japanese infantrymen can be imagined.
Except for a Japanese private who managed to survive by hiding in the grass, the entire infantry squadron and a senior official of the military department of the Puppet Manchukuo government were all killed by the besieging Chinese anti-Japanese troops and chopped off their heads to form a fortress.
A Beijing view.
It was the first time that a Jingguan built with the heads of Japanese soldiers was built in the three eastern provinces.
The Japanese didn't know why the Chinese would risk the enemy's arrival on the battlefield in half an hour to do this seemingly useless move, but Liu Lang knew that this was the special forces of the independent regiment trying to comfort their comrades in heaven.
The death of an independent regiment soldier must be repaid a hundred times by the Japanese invaders.
They did the best to express their condolences to their fallen comrades.
The Japanese might have regretted their choice if they had known that their outrageous act would lead to the destruction of an infantry squadron.
The head of Liu Aba that was snatched back was cremated and put in a cowhide box and carried closely in the arms of Special Forces Second Lieutenant Chen Yunfa.
He will take this brother who killed a Japanese major general home a year later.
A little-known groom made the entire Kwantung Army a big joke. Not only was an army major general killed in public, but an entire infantry squadron was also buried with him.
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