Just when Tanaka was about to pull the trigger, his body was suddenly pushed hard and he almost fell to the ground. His finger pulled the trigger, the muzzle of the gun tilted to one side, and the bullet hit Gao Cang's buttocks in front of him.
It turned out that the person who pushed him away was Hechi. Hechi had a sense of luck, thinking that since he was an Air Force officer and had not directly participated in the massacre of the residents of Maiba Battle Town, he should still have a chance to survive.
When Tanaka took off his gun, he thought Tanaka was going to commit suicide, so he didn't stop him. But when he saw Tian Zhong pointing a gun at Xu Dalong, he knew that Tian Zhong's actions would definitely cause big trouble. If anything happens to Xu Dalong, the enemy will definitely retaliate, and he will definitely die a violent death. He didn't want to die in vain because of Tanaka's stupid move, so he stepped forward and gave him a push.
The anti-Japanese soldiers who surrounded the Japanese army were extremely resentful of the remaining Japs. They had long been waiting for the order to fire in order to avenge the innocent people who died and their fallen comrades.
Xu Dalong talked to Watanabe in Japanese, which most of the guerrillas and officers and soldiers of the Yunnan Army could not understand. They stared at the Japs, waiting for the order to fire at any time.
The gun in Tanaka's hand rang out. The sound of the gunshot caused the majority of anti-Japanese soldiers to misunderstand. They thought it was an order from their superiors to fire, so they immediately pulled the trigger.
In an instant, all remaining Japanese troops were defeated. Since those who died in Maiba Town were comrades and compatriots of the guerrilla detachment members, their resentment towards the Japanese army exceeded that of the special forces members and the officers and soldiers of the Yunnan Army. Seeing that all the Japanese officers and soldiers were knocked down by bullets, they still refused to give up. They rushed forward and beat them with guns and stabbed them with bayonets, mutilating the corpses of the dead Japanese soldiers. Only then did he let out a deep breath of bad breath.
After a day and night of fighting in the snow, the Japanese 19th Regiment was completely annihilated. Such a major victory made all the anti-Japanese soldiers participating in the war ecstatic. They cheered and celebrated this great victory.
Among these people, the special operations team members behaved very indifferently. They had fought and won too many battles and were already used to battles of this scale. Although they were still happy in their hearts, the expressions on their faces were very calm.
In their previous guerrilla careers, Li Jiming, Yao Fang and the guerrillas from Crookshanks had no choice but to escape when faced with a Japanese infantry squad. But since they followed the special forces led by Xu Dalong, their battles have become bigger and bigger, and now they are able to participate in the annihilation of an entire infantry regiment of the Japanese army. This is a grand battle that they had never dreamed of before. They had a dreamlike feeling, full of confidence in the future of victory in the war.
Zhang Guangliang and the officers and soldiers of the Yunnan Army he brought were all ecstatic. They have already experienced the powerful fighting power of the Japanese army. In the past battles with the Japanese army, they always lost more than they won, so deep down in their hearts they were very afraid of the Japanese army.
They went to Malaysia this time with a very tragic mood, because they believed that in an environment where the enemy in Malaysia is strong and we are weak, and there is a lack of supplies from the rear, the battle our army will encounter will definitely be very difficult. The officers and soldiers had already announced their preparations for sacrifice. ….
It has become their extravagant hope to return to Yunnan alive. Who would have thought that as soon as they entered Malaysia, they would participate in such a large-scale battle and achieve a brilliant victory in annihilating an infantry regiment of the Japanese army.
With this merit alone, when I return to the Yunnan Army in the future, I will definitely be able to hold my chest up, straighten my waist, and even walk with my chin raised.
The huge victory made the officers and soldiers raise their arms and shout, venting their joy heartily.
After the Japanese 19th Regiment was annihilated, the morale of the various units participating in the war was high.
Xu Dalong commanded them to launch a series of offensives, and successively captured three county towns, including Zhencheng, sweeping away the Japanese and puppet grassroots organizations in this area, and completely eliminating the control of the Japanese and puppet troops in this area.
News of the victory in Maiba Town quickly spread throughout Malaysia, and a large number of young and middle-aged people enthusiastically signed up to join the guerrillas. Small groups of anti-Japanese armed forces from surrounding areas also came to defect, and the guerrillas quickly expanded to more than 6,000 people.
Nowadays, the Japanese troops in Malaysia are empty and the anti-Japanese situation is excellent.
. The guerrilla commanders, including Mr. Chen and Secretary Chen, were very excited. They asked Xu Dalong to lead his troops to continue attacking the Japanese and puppet troops in an effort to capture Kuala Lumpur and drive the Japanese troops completely out of Malaysia.
Xu Dalong could understand the mood of the anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians, but he knew very well that Malaysia faced the sea on three sides, and the Japanese army had a powerful navy and could transport large numbers of troops to counterattack at any time. In this case, even if Kuala Lumpur is captured, it cannot be defended. The poorly trained guerrillas simply cannot withstand the Japanese counterattack and are likely to be defeated or even annihilated, thus reversing the situation.
In order to finally defeat the Japanese and puppet troops, we must establish a solid base, strengthen the training of the troops, and gradually expand the results of the war, just like in China. Only then can we finally completely expel the Japanese troops from Malaysia.
In terms of organizing troop training, Xu Dalong does not need to worry too much. With Wei Dayong, Li Qiulin and more than one squadron of special forces members, they are fully capable of doing these tasks.
The most urgent task to solve is how to establish anti-Japanese democratic power in Malaysia and control the vast areas abandoned by the Japanese and puppet troops. If you want to establish an anti-Japanese democratic regime, you need someone with great influence to preside over it.
Xu Dalong thought of Mr. Chen and mobilized him. Mr. Chen has been to northern Shaanxi and has a full understanding of the anti-Japanese Zheng Quan led by the underground party. He knew very well that a strong anti-Japanese democratic Zheng Quan played an extremely important role in promoting education and organizing people to support the anti-Japanese war. Faced with the leaderless situation of the anti-Japanese forces in Malaysia, Mr. Chen also understood that no one could replace his role now, so he obliged and accepted Xu Dalong's suggestion.
Under the chairmanship of Mr. Chen, the Malaysian Anti-Japanese Zhengquan Preparatory Committee sent an invitation to the anti-Japanese forces in Malaysia and suggested that they jointly form the Anti-Japanese Democratic United Zhengfu.
Prior to this, the various anti-Japanese forces in Malaysia fought independently and failed to achieve success. There was also a lack of cooperation between them, and they were eventually annihilated one by one by the Japanese and puppet forces. They also all hoped to have a unified organization, so they responded one after another and soon sent representatives to attend the preparatory meeting of the Malaysian Anti-Japanese Democratic Zhengfu. ….
Among the Malaysian anti-Japanese armed forces, there are several larger forces. The largest of them is the guerrilla force led by Johnson, a British colonel affiliated with the British Governor-General in Malaysia. It consists of more than 700 British officers and soldiers, a It consists of more than 1,500 original servants of the British army and is currently mainly active in southeastern Malaysia.
Another armed force is a guerrilla force led by the Malaysian underground party and composed of overseas Chinese and local indigenous people, with a total number of more than 4,000 people. Although they have a large number, they lack unified command, their equipment and training are very backward, and they lack close cooperation with each other. They are currently mainly active in central and southern Malaysia. The third largest anti-Japanese armed force is a private armed force formed by a well-known large landowner in Malaysia. It has more than a thousand guns and is mainly active in the southwest of Malaysia.
In addition, the number of anti-Japanese armed forces in Malaysia ranged from hundreds to dozens. Many teams received invitations and came to participate in the preparatory meeting for the anti-Japanese democracy Zheng Quan.
All forces agree with the establishment of a unified anti-Japanese organization in Malaysia. All parties also recognize Mr. Chen's huge influence. Therefore, everyone immediately reached a consensus on establishing democratic Zhengquan and selecting the main person in charge. Of course, due to the different interests between the various forces, there will definitely be differences.
Mr. Chen played a huge role in resolving differences. Although he is just a businessman, he leads a huge corporate group and has superb leadership skills.
With his efforts, the preparatory meeting for the establishment of the Democratic Zhengquan went very smoothly, and the Malaysian Anti-Japanese Army Zheng Federation was formally established, with Mr. Chen as the Secretary-General. The Federation has a total of seven main members, who are served by leaders of the major anti-Japanese forces. After the establishment of the Federation, the Anti-Japanese Democratic Zhengquan officially exercised its right to exercise Zhengquan and established democratic Zhengquan at all levels in the vast urban and rural areas of Malaysia.
At the same time that the Anti-Japanese Federation was established, anti-Japanese armed forces across Malaysia were reorganized. At Mr. Chen's suggestion, the Malaysian Anti-Japanese United Army Headquarters was established. Xu Dalong, with his huge prestige, deservedly became the
The temporary commander-in-chief was appointed, and the four strategic areas were central, south-central, southeast and west. When the anti-Japanese armed forces in major strategic areas were reorganizing their troops, Xu Dalong sent special forces members to provide guidance in major strategic areas.
After a month of reorganization, a guerrilla detachment was established in each major strategic area. The central guerrilla group led by Wei Dayong was the strongest, with more than 8,500 subordinate troops. The number of people in other major strategic areas reached 5,500, 4,100 and 3,200 respectively.
After this integration, Malaysia's anti-Japanese cause has unified command and its strength has been greatly enhanced, posing a serious threat to the Japanese rule in Malaysia.
Regarding the establishment of the Anti-Japanese Federation in Malaysia, Xu Dalong had already reported to Commissioner Sling in advance. Commander Si Ling forwarded Xu Dalong's report to the responsible comrades in northern Shaanxi.
The comrade in charge fully agreed with this and gave specific instructions.
After the establishment of the Federation, Xu Dalong once again reported the situation here to his superiors and made suggestions to strengthen the leadership of the Chinese underground party over the Malaysian Anti-Japanese Federation, which was also approved by his superiors. ….
On this day, Zhao Gang received an order from the Sling Headquarters of the Military Region, asking him to fly to the Sling Headquarters to report. Zhao Gang never imagined that starting from today, his destiny would undergo a major change.
The person who talked to Zhao Gang was Mr. Si Ling himself, and he was the only one. The content of the conversation was also confidential and was only known to Mr. Si Ling and Zhao Gang.
Commander Sir told Zhao Gang that according to instructions from his superiors, in order to strengthen the leadership of the Malaysian Anti-Japanese Federation, Zhao Gang went to Malaysia to serve as the deputy secretary-general of the Anti-Japanese Federation to assist Mr. Chen and Xu Dalong in their work there.
In order to enhance the influence of the Chinese underground party on the Malaysian Anti-Japanese Federation, superiors agreed that Zhao Gang would transfer a main regiment from the Mawushan Military Division, as well as government schools and some logistics personnel to join the Malaysian United Army Corps.
Zhao Gang is a person with certain Zhengzhi wisdom. He saw Xu Dalong staying in Malaysia for a long time. Although he couldn't understand what Xu Dalong was going to do for a while, based on his understanding of Xu Dalong, he knew that what he did must have far-reaching significance. And he believed that Xu Dalong was a person who strictly abided by organizational disciplines, and everything he did must be approved by his superiors. Although Xu Dalong had never mentioned it to him before, he already had a vague feeling that he might have something to do with things in Malaysia in the future.
The conversation with Mr. Sling confirmed his idea. Although Mr. Sling still did not clarify to him the purpose of Xu Dalong's work there, he could also feel that it must be very meaningful. major.
To be honest, Zhao Gang is now very happy with his job in the Mawushan Military Division, and he is really reluctant to leave at this time. But he is a person with strong organizational discipline, and he will resolutely obey the decisions of his superiors without hesitation. Besides, working with Xu Dalong is what Zhao Gang is most willing to do. Compared with working with Li Yunlong, he is much more comfortable.
Xu Dalong's creativity is also unparalleled. Working with him will make Zhao Gang feel excited to create new situations and become more motivated to work.
Officer Si Ling told Zhao Gang that when he goes to Malaysia this time, he must be prepared to stay and work there for a long time. He agreed that Zhao Gang could take his family members to work in Malaysia.
Zhao Gang accepted the mission, bid farewell to the Commander, returned to the Mawushan Military Division, and then began to prepare for his trip to Malaysia.
Li Yunlong heard that Zhao Gang was about to leave for Malaysia. He and Zhao Gang had formed a deep fighting friendship, and he was extremely reluctant to leave Zhao Gang.
He said somewhat depressedly: "Old Zhao, what do you think Brother Dalong is doing? He is not fighting the Japanese in our country, so why is he going to Malaysia to work in a place where people are idle? It's not just that he went there by himself. I really don’t know what he thinks if he wants to get you over, Lao Zhao?”
Li Yunlong and Zhao Gang really didn't know what Xu Dalong wanted to do. What Xu Dalong did should be of great significance to the underground party. Xu Dalong cannot tell Li Yunlong and others this yet.
As for why Zhao Gang was transferred to Malaysia?
Xu Dalong also put some thought into going over there.
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