On the way back, the Japanese sergeant introduced himself and his attitude was pretty good.
The sergeant's name is Matsunaga Kashu. He is forty-two years old. He has been a soldier for more than twenty years and has participated in dozens of battles.
Because he has experienced more, he naturally has richer experience. As he gets older, Matsunaga Kashu becomes more and more cunning. When fighting, he usually focuses on saving his life.
In this way, Matsunaga Kashu spent more than 20 years safely in the army and became a lucky man.
However, because he focused on his own safety in battle, Matsunaga Kashu was disliked by his superiors. In addition, his superiors were worried that his performance would affect others, so they sent him out of the combat unit.
Originally, the army would arrange for people like Matsunaga Kashu to retire, but the Japanese army was short of troops, so it would naturally not allow such people with combat experience to retire.
However, Matsunaga Kashu would always put his own safety first no matter where he was, and he was not very brave in fighting, so he was sent to the logistics force after being sent back and forth.
After joining the logistics force, Matsunaga Kazushu felt like a fish in water. After all, he had rich combat experience, and the logistics force was still an idle department, so he lived a good life.
Even a few officers in the logistics force could not take advantage of this veteran. After all, this person would not make any mistakes and would not be caught by anyone.
In addition, this man is old and has very senior qualifications, so even if the Japanese army is highly hierarchical, every logistics officer will not do anything to him.
However, although Matsunaga Kashu is more cautious and puts his own safety first when doing things, it is precisely for this reason that he is dissatisfied with Yoshikawa Jiro. After all, it is not a good thing for him to transfer people from the logistics force.
Because although the logistics force is only responsible for transporting supplies, it is still a bit dangerous. After all, the situation in North China is not very stable. Not to mention various anti-Japanese armed forces, even some bandits are also a problem.
Therefore, Matsunaga Kashu is very cautious every time he goes on a mission. Now that most of the combatants have been transferred away, and the replacements are some newly recruited Japanese expatriates, this little devil is naturally willing, so he muttered in front of the squad leader.
A few sentences.
On the way back to the station, Li Yun spoke in a subtle way, and soon got a little understanding of Matsunaga Kashu. Although it was not comprehensive, he also knew a lot.
The reason why it went so smoothly was because Matsunaga Kashu didn't have any precautions. After all, he thought Li Yunsheng would be his comrade. In addition, this man was just an ordinary soldier. Even though he was older, he was not very cautious.
Soon the two people came to a room, and Matsunaga Kashu said: "This is our station. Our first group all lives here."
After saying this, Matsunaga Kashu opened the door and led Li Yunsheng into the room.
The room was not big, and there was only a large kang in it, with more than ten bunks, and a set of luggage neatly placed on each bunk.
"Sir, do I live here too? How do I get my personal belongings?"
Japanese expatriates who are drafted will be issued a set of personal items after entering the army, so Li Yunsheng asked this question.
"Since you have been assigned to our group, you naturally have to live here. I will take you to collect your personal items later."
Matsunaga Kashu answered immediately, paused, and then continued: "We are usually responsible for guarding the warehouse, and occasionally go out on field missions to transport supplies to other strongholds. Now you and I will go to the place where we are on duty."
After finishing talking, the two went to the warehouse where they were on duty. Matsunaga Kazuo briefly introduced the other members of the team to Li Yunsheng, and finally came to the place where personal supplies were collected.
After collecting his personal items, Li Yunsheng also changed into a Japanese military uniform, took the 38-meter cover he had just received, and under the arrangement of Matsunaga Kashu, he patrolled with two people.
Most of the people in the logistics force were Japanese expatriates who had just been recruited, so their discipline was average. They even communicated in low voices during patrols.
The reason for this situation is that these people have been retired for a long time. Even if they have joined the army before, they have become accustomed to being undisciplined and cannot change it for a while.
It took Li Yunsheng more than half a day to figure out the details of the two people, but the situation surprised him.
Because these two people were both Japanese expatriates who were recruited yesterday, and were not the original members of the logistics force, and Li Yunsheng also learned from their mouths that the entire logistics force was basically composed of newly recruited Japanese expatriates.
It took some time for Li Yunsheng to understand the reason. It turned out that the personnel of the logistics force had been added to the combat force, so when the expatriates were recruited, Miki immediately replenished the logistics force.
Li Yunsheng and other people who are in good physical condition will be sent to the combat troops. If he hadn't bribed Miki, this would probably be the result.
In the evening, after dinner, the Japanese combat troops began to change their posts, and members of the logistics troops like Li Yunsheng naturally went back to their rooms to rest.
However, after returning to the room, Li Yunsheng encountered a little trouble. A Japanese soldier shouted loudly: "Newcomer, go get me a basin of water to wash my feet."
The Japanese soldier who spoke was called Yamamoto Yomei. Apart from Matsunaga Kashu, he was the only veteran in the first group. As for the other ten people, they were all newly recruited expatriates.
In fact, Yamamoto Yeming's combat ability is very poor, and his qualifications are not very deep. However, when he first joined the army, he was bullied by the previous veterans. Now that he is the only veteran here, he naturally wants to bully others.
Last night, Yamamoto Yeming bullied a newcomer and asked him to wash his feet. Today, Li Yunsheng is a new face. This little devil naturally changed his target.
As soon as Yamamoto Yeming finished speaking, Li Yunsheng looked at the reactions of the others, but what was surprising was that the others did whatever they were supposed to do and there was no reaction.
When a Japanese soldier arrived, his face showed a little joy, and he looked at Li Yunsheng with a little sympathy.
In fact, in the army, it is common for veterans to bully new recruits. Li Yunsheng was born in the military, so he naturally understands this truth, but he is still unwilling to bow to the Japanese, and if he does such a thing, he will probably be bullied in the future.
After carefully looking at Matsunaga Kashu's expression, Li Yunsheng felt that this Japanese sergeant would not care about such a trivial matter, so he had an idea, so he ignored Yamamoto Yomei and continued to do his own thing.
Seeing that Li Yunsheng didn't answer, Yamamoto Yeming was a little angry and said again: "What about you, the new guy? Why are you deaf, why don't you go and wash my feet?"
"Baga, what did you say? If you dare to call me, you're going to get beaten!"
Li Yunsheng couldn't keep pretending to be stupid, so he simply refused and scolded Yamamoto Yeming directly, with a hint of fierceness on his face.
Li Yunsheng's reaction surprised others, especially those who were bullied by Yamamoto Ye Ming yesterday. They were even more shocked and even opened their mouths.
The rest of the Japanese soldiers were also surprised. After all, they did not expect that Li Yunsheng, the last recruit to come, would be so rampant.
Even Matsunaga Kazusu had an expression of surprise, but he didn't speak, and just looked at the two people, pretending to be watching the fun.