When Zhou Wen watched the soldiers lining up back to school to start today's morning exercises, he saw Zhou Yongbin running over in a hurry. Zhou Wen said with a smile: "Brother Zhou, you don't have to go out for exercises, why are you getting up so early?"
Zhou Yongbin said to Zhou Wen solemnly: "Scholar, there is a situation..."
After listening to Zhou Yongbin's report, Zhou Wen's expression became serious.
It turned out that Zhou Wen and the others came to Shanghai to participate in the war this time. Since the train capacity was sufficient, they brought over the only radio monitoring equipment from the Telecommunications Section of the Party Headquarters of Shanxi Province. Speaking of this monitoring equipment, it was brought from abroad by the Party Affairs Investigation Section of the Central Party Headquarters.
The purchased ones were taken away by Zhou Wenjie and Hu in Zhengzhou. Before Taiyuan started vigorously cracking down on Japanese spies, they were of no use for the time being. So they were simply brought to Shanghai this time.
After Zhou Wen and the others stationed at Minsheng Elementary School last night, Zhou Yongbin led the communication platoon to set up the radio station immediately, and also turned on the monitoring equipment for debugging. It might be useful at some point during the war.
What's strange is that not long after he started debugging the equipment, he heard a very strong signal source nearby, which disappeared after a few minutes. Zhou Yongbin didn't pay attention to it at first. He guessed that it might be the radio station of the nearby garrison, and he didn't report it to the radio station.
Zhouwen report.
But early this morning, shortly after Zhou Wen led his troops out, the signal began to appear again, indicating that someone was using the radio to send reports again. The signal soldier on duty quickly woke up Zhou Yongbin. At this time, it was the time for the 3rd regiment to set off towards the street. Zhou Yongbin immediately
I felt something was wrong. The signal took a long time to transmit this time. Zhou Yongbin was an expert and he quickly determined the general direction.
Zhou Wen asked: "Does a strong signal mean that the power of the radio station is high?"
"No, it means that the location of the transmission is very close. According to the strength of this signal, I estimate that it is within 1,000 meters, and the direction is southeast of the school."
Zhou Wen thought for a while and said: "I heard Deputy Chief of Staff Dai say yesterday that there are no other troops nearby except the 156th Brigade and the 3rd Regiment. And as far as I know, the regiment-level units in the 19th Route Army are not equipped with radio stations, and this radio station
The reporting time was at two critical time points: our arrival and the departure of the 3rd Regiment of the 156th Brigade. I guess it is likely to be an enemy station."
"Enemy platform?"
Zhou Yongbin's hair stood on end instantly, and he subconsciously started to look around.
Zhou Wen felt funny in his heart. Although Zhou Yongbin, a telecommunications expert, had joined the mercenary group for almost two years, it was still a big girl going to the battlefield. It was her first time, so she was inevitably a little nervous.
He quickly comforted: "Brother Zhou, don't be nervous. Even the enemy station is only a small number of Japanese intelligence personnel. They don't have the guts to attack our military camp. Let's go to the conference room to have a meeting and discuss it."
After a while, several officers arrived in the conference room. After listening to Zhou Wen's judgment, they all looked at the map.
This map is still the map of Shanghai given by Deputy Chief of Staff Dai yesterday. It is more detailed than the military map I received in Nanjing.
After looking at it for a long time, Yu Ting said, "Scholar, it's difficult to handle. I see that most of the southeast areas of the school are residential buildings. There are several streets and lanes within one kilometer. We are not familiar with the place, so it is difficult to check."
Zhou Wen said: "I have sent someone to the station to inform Deputy Chief of Staff Dai. He is more familiar with the situation here than us. Let's listen to his opinion first."
Suddenly thinking of something, Zhou Wen turned to Zhou Yongbin and said, "Brother Zhou, is there any way to make the positioning more precise?"
Zhou Yongbin thought for a while, pointed at a point on the map and said: "If they turn on the phone again next time to send a report, we will install the monitoring equipment here, and we can basically figure out the specific location, but it is difficult to guess when they will turn on the phone.
Already."
Zhou Wen said: "It's not difficult to get them to turn on the machine. The two reports they sent were to report the mobilization of our troops, indicating that we have their spies around us. When the time comes, we will send out the troops fully armed and treat it as a training exercise.
If they observe it, they will definitely report it."
Zhou Yongbin clapped his hands and said: "Yes, this method is good, then we can move the monitoring equipment forward now."
Zhou Wen said: "Don't worry, wait until Deputy Chief of Staff Dai comes."
Just as he was talking, the phone in the conference room rang. It turned out that after Meng Yuting noticed the loopholes in the station's defense last night, he mobilized the troops overnight and sent sentries to the commanding heights around the school without disturbing the people as much as possible.
The guards and the communications faction pulled up the phone lines.
Chen Wanli answered the phone and said to Zhou Wen: "Deputy Chief of Staff Dai is here."
Zhou Wen stretched out his hand and put on his hat and said, "Let's go to the door to greet you."
After Zhou Wen welcomed Dai Guoguang in and reported the enemy's situation, Dai Guoguang was a little confused again. It wasn't that he didn't believe what Zhou Wen said. He knew that his 19th Route Army was within 5 kilometers of Huangdu.
There is no radio station, and the nearest radio station is at the 19th Route Army headquarters in Nanxiang Town, nearly 10 kilometers away.
But your regiment-level unit can actually monitor enemy radio stations. What other monitoring equipment is there? It wasn’t until Zhou Wen led him to the telecommunications room and showed him the monitoring equipment, and Zhou Yongbin introduced the general working principle,
Dai Guoguangcai secretly smacked his lips inwardly. He was indeed a local tycoon. He also had such sophisticated equipment for intelligence warfare, and he actually knew how to use it.
He is a senior official in charge of logistics, so he should be well-informed, but this is the first time he has seen such high-tech equipment, let alone used it. He knows that this kind of equipment is not something that ordinary people can operate, and he can't help but
I took a few more glances at the tall, thin middle-aged man next to me wearing glasses with thick lenses.
Dai Guoguang thought for a moment and said: "Commander Zhou, the purpose of the Japanese planting intelligence spies behind us is very clear, and the harm is also great, especially near the train station, where our troop mobilization and material transportation are all exposed to the enemy.
If it is within sight and is bombarded by Japanese planes, it will be even more dangerous."
Dai Guoguang's remarks actually have a purpose. Now there are no other troops of the 19th Route Army around Huangdu Station except for a company guarding the station. The guard company of the station is also responsible for protecting the station and surrounding warehouses. It cannot be easily done.
The responsibility of mobilizing and removing the Japanese intelligence spies and radio stations can only be relied on Zhou Wen and his volunteer army.
However, the previous strategy set by the 19th Route Army headquarters was that they were afraid that this veteran soldier would be damaged and could not be assigned additional tasks at will. Therefore, he stressed the danger of this enemy station and hoped that Zhou Wen would take the initiative to volunteer, so he would have no responsibility.
Sure enough, Dai Guoguang was not disappointed. Zhou Wen immediately expressed his stance, took the initiative to accept the task, and told Dai Guoguang his plan to mobilize troops to lure the enemy station to send a report. Dai Guoguang was overjoyed, holding Zhou Wen's hand and thanking him repeatedly.
Zhou Wen said with a smile: "Deputy Chief of Staff Dai, it is the duty of our generation of soldiers to kill the enemy and serve the country, and it is also our duty to protect the rear area. Please don't be polite to us. It's just that we are not familiar with the local situation, and we still need Deputy Chief of Staff Dai to give us some advice."