This kid didn't even think twice and immediately hid behind the pile of steel.
However, the grenade is small in size, but its power is really not small. In addition, the distance was still close, and he was still within the shock wave range of the explosion, so although it did not cause direct harm to the little devil. But he was also shocked, his head was buzzing, and he was feeling dizzy.
The shocked Japanese were shot casually by the Security Bureau agent who rushed in first. There were bullet holes in his head, chest, and neck. He died on the spot.
"Quick, quick, quick! Find a suitable target." One of the leading agents yelled immediately and ran deep into the underground warehouse.
If you don’t come down, you won’t know how big this underground warehouse is! It is two hundred meters long and about one hundred meters wide. Various supplies were piled densely. Among them are steel, oil, gunpowder and so on.
Since they had already killed the Japanese in the underground warehouse, they didn't have to worry about anything at all. They spread their legs and ran forward through the passage among the goods.
Most of the agents of the Security Bureau chose the ammunition pile. and a pile of weapons stacked one upon another.
But this is normal, especially for ammunition piles. Once these things are piled together, they will cause a chain reaction if they explode. Even some of the steel inside will explode and lose its original appearance.
The leading agent of these sixteen demolition teams also ran directly to a deeper ammunition pile, reached out from his pocket, and took out several TNT explosives inside. These are all scheduled in advance.
After pressing the start button of the timer, the team leader shouted: "Quick, quick, quick! Evacuate in one minute!!!"
As he spoke, he gently threw it into the gap in the ammunition pile, then took out another TNT explosive, pressed the start button while running back, and threw it among several fuel barrels.
The rest of the people were similar to him. No one stopped. At most, they slowed down, dropped the explosives on the ladder and ran towards the exit.
The efficiency of their actions was very high. Just like the order given by the team leader, they had basically withdrawn within one minute. The last person has also reached the exit and is running out.
In fact they were useless for a minute. The time to come out is only about fifty seconds.
But overall, when they come in and run to the deepest point. It also took about half a minute. So all in all, it takes less than one minute and thirty seconds.
Speaking of which, the security bureau gunmen above were very well prepared this time. In order to delay the sixteen people who entered the underground warehouse, each person brought at least two fifty-round spare drum magazines and two grenades.
After all, when they came in, they made such a big noise. It is impossible that the little Japs in the Seventh Prison and the prison guards of the Puppet Manchukuo didn't know about it. So after rushing in and establishing a fire defense position, they all focused their guns on the front of the factory.
Not only them, but from the big hole they made behind the factory building, there were also four submachine guns, aiming at the left and right passages respectively. They were afraid that some Japs or Puppet Manchukuo prison guards would come around from these two directions and steal their escape route.
In addition, the four submachine guns guarding the passages on both sides of the back are also arranged very carefully. In the gap created by the explosion in the back wall of the factory building, there were two agents. They used the wall of the gap as cover, stretched out their guns, and aimed at the left and right sides respectively.
Two other guns barely made it inside the prison. Instead, at the big hole in the south wall of the prison, there were two agents pointing two submachine guns at the left and right. Thus. No matter which passage is on the left or right, if there are little Japanese or Manchukuo prison guards outflanking them and rushing over, they will face the crossfire between them.
There was no need for any machine guns at this time. The light machine gun is better. But it's still not as flexible as a submachine gun. It's just a bigger caliber and a longer range.
But within a certain distance, submachine guns actually have greater advantages than machine guns. What? You can die if hit by a machine gun, but you can't die if hit by a submachine gun? Impossible.
Unless it is a mid-to-long-range fight, machine guns naturally have the advantage of long range. Otherwise, at such a short distance, submachine guns must have an even greater advantage than machine guns.
Their preparations were very careful and meticulous under Fan Keqin's plan. But it turned out to be of little use. Because when the big wall and two turrets were blown up by vehicle-borne bombs, the first thing everyone in the prison thought about, whether they were Japanese soldiers, guards, or even prisoners inside, was that someone was blowing up the prison.
Even the people who responded the fastest just wanted to find out what was going on first, and could not predict the situation before they could directly launch various targeted measures.
The warden of the prison and a squadron leader of the Japs were discussing plans to make a fortune when the explosion occurred.
After all, prisons these days, especially the Seventh Prison, which is known as a model prison. Definitely some people with some connections in the family can get in.
These people are naturally richer. Therefore, a warden of a prison, plus a squadron commander responsible for security work in the combat readiness depot, can definitely make a lot of money.
These two guys were working together to discuss how to generate income and make more money. I heard several booms and explosions not far from the south side of the prison. I was stunned at that time. But as commanders, these two guys do have certain abilities. At least the response is very fast.
Especially the Japanese squadron leader turned around and looked at the window, only to see three plumes of smoke rising from the south side. I feel bad in my heart.
He immediately picked up the phone on the table and dialed his subordinates. After getting through, he quickly said: "Hurry up and send someone to the south wall of the prison to investigate and see what happened. In addition, let everyone in the dormitory come out to gather. Follow my orders at all times. Call me back as soon as you find out."
The warden's response was not slow. When the Japanese squadron leader picked up the phone, he ran out of the door in two or three steps and said to the adjutant who was guarding the door for him and his two people: "Hurry up and send the two patrol teams to the south wall." Look over there to see what's going on. In addition, please cheer up all the people on duty in the four prison areas. The prison guards who are resting at this time of their shift also got up and went to the equipment warehouse to get their equipment..."
