Lin Liangguo's Jiang Defense Regiment was placed behind the main battalion of Lao Wan and Ding Dingmaoer by Wen San. Once the main battalion in front suffered heavy casualties, their troops would be added.
Wen San warned Lin Liangguo in advance that his main battalion could lose troops, but not firepower.
No matter how many soldiers died in the two main battalions, they must be replaced as many as they must. They must always maintain strong firepower output and maintain an absolutely high-pressure situation.
Only Wen San's independent regiment opened up the situation and was able to suppress the Japanese from the two brigades. This also creates opportunities for the 159th Division and the 160th Division.
Almost all the troops in Wen San's hands were used to the extreme. The pursuit is efficiency. We must defeat the two Japanese brigades in the shortest time and achieve the goal of annihilating them.
Commander Ye also saw Wen San's combat intention, which was the desperate attitude of the whole regiment.
Wen San's independent regiment has achieved this level, how could his two divisions fall behind?
Commander Ye immediately issued a mobilization order to withdraw some troops from the two divisions. Each division must organize at least one battalion of death squads!
Put the best equipment in the army into the hands of this death squad. They must follow the footsteps of the Independent Regiment and launch an all-out attack on the Japanese from the side of the Independent Regiment!
As soon as this mobilization order was issued, the soldiers of the two divisions screamed, and the enthusiastic soldiers signed up one after another to join the death squads. They want to be the heroes at the forefront, and use the blood and heads of Japanese soldiers to pay homage to their dead comrades, as well as their fellow villagers across the country.
Because the soldiers were so active, both divisions formed two battalions of death squads. According to Commander Ye's order, the firepower equipment of these two battalions is also much stronger than that of other troops. Like Wen San's main battalion, they must assume the main role in attacking the Japanese.
"Very good, now we have seven sharp knives in our hands to attack the Japanese troops from different angles. Even if the Japanese can block some, they can't block our attacks from all directions. What's more, we have other troops to cooperate, and the Japanese also Without three heads and six arms, what can we do to stop our attack!" Wen San punched the Japs in the core area hard, with a long-lost smile on his face.
"Brother Wen's arrangement is really beautiful! If we fight fast, we will soon be able to invade the territory where the Japanese are stationed. Even if the Japanese planes come, they will use rat traps and will not dare to drop bombs easily."
Commander Ye was also very excited. He had never used such a combat method as a sudden attack by the entire army. Without absolute confidence in one's own troops and without strong firepower support, such a fighting method is very dangerous.
However, Wen San did just that, and he executed it very resolutely!
This time it's not some strange trick, it's just an upright attack, a broad-based offensive method. You are not afraid that the Japanese will know your strategy at all. What you are comparing is the fighting will and determination of your troops!
At noon, both the independent regiment and Commander Ye's two divisions gave extra meals to the soldiers and told them to take a good rest after eating.
News also came from the battlefields in the north. Stimulated by the heavy reward, the 83rd Army was indeed stable again. They successfully blocked the continuous attacks of the Japanese 13th Division. So far, the defense line is still very strong.
On the southern battlefield, the 154th Division still clung to its defense line. The Nakajima Japs tried their best, but they could only spin in circles. There was little progress on the 51st Division side. The two sides fought back and forth, and the battle was not particularly fierce.
It is obvious that whether it is the 51st Division or the Little Japanese, their fighting will is not very determined. The annihilation war launched by Chief Tang and others had obviously become a joke. The execution ability of his troops was not as strong as they imagined.
Instead, the Japanese's Yamada detachment was approaching the flank of the 83rd Army again, which made Commander Deng of the 83rd Army nervous again. Fortunately, the Yamada detachment is still relatively far away from them and they will not be able to get through in a short time.
Judging from the overall battlefield situation, the national army is still at a disadvantage. The longer the delay, the more unpredictable the result will be.
As long as there is a gap opened by the Japs in one place, the entire war situation will take a turn for the worse. All the troops in this area will be seriously threatened by the Japs.
Many of the staff officers on Chief Tang's side were as anxious as ants on a hot pot, running around in circles!
"This Wen San is just messing around. How can the elite divisions of the Japs be so easy to fight? In this situation, we are in a dilemma. The two Japs brigades are still good and can last at least a few days. How can we fight this battle?" "
A staff officer yelled at Wen San in the command room that he was reckless in combat and had no ability to command a large corps in combat. I thought I had won a few battles and then I started to become arrogant.
They also knew that both the commissioner and Chief Tang had agreed to the battle plan, but they did not dare to blame these two people, so they had to vent their grievances on Wen San.
"Sir Tang, we must make adjustments in time. Otherwise, when the Japs from the 13th Division move south, the original defense line of the 66th Army will collapse. This important barrier outside the capital will be gone." The combat staff felt that he had seen through the entire situation. The direction of the battle.
If Commander Tang hadn't been there, they would have wanted to directly command the 66th Army to retreat. Since Wen San wants to fight, let his independent regiment fight against the two Japanese brigades.
They don't listen to orders anyway, so what does life and death have to do with them?
Always affected by these combat advisers, Commander Tang's will was somewhat shaken. According to the original plan, the 66th Army and the Independent Regiment will launch an attack on the two Japanese brigades in the evening. From a time point of view, it is indeed too late.
Even if the 83rd Army buys them three hours, can the 66th Army and the Independent Regiment eliminate the two Japanese brigades in such a short period of time? This is obviously an impossible task.
After much hesitation, Commander Tang still called the commissioner, stated the current situation, and prepared to order the 66th Army to withdraw to its original defense line to block the 16th Division's Japanese attack on the center line.
His phone call had just been connected, and new news from the 66th Army had already arrived.
"Sir Tang, Wen San has decided to launch a general attack on the two Japanese brigades at three o'clock in the afternoon, two hours earlier than originally planned." Seeing that Chief Tang was still holding the phone, the combat staff reported the news directly come out.
"Launch a general attack at three o'clock? Is Wen San crazy? The Japanese planes are overhead. Once they launch a general attack, how will they deal with the Japanese bombings?" Officer Tang's head suddenly started buzzing.
If there wasn't a committee member listening on the other side of the phone, he would have smashed the phone.
"Playing the piano randomly, just playing the piano randomly! What kind of bullshit tactics does Wen San know? He is committing a crime and risking the lives of the soldiers of the national army. Immediately give an order to the 66th Army and never allow them to attack in advance!"
