Lao Xie can only keep his thoughts in his heart for now, because Tangcheng is so busy that he can't take care of other things at all. All seized weapons and ammunition must be loaded into vehicles and taken away, and the Japanese and puppet spies hidden in the village also carry a radio station and some written materials with them, which need to be sorted out by Tang Cheng himself. "I really don't understand. These people came here to ambush us, so why do they still carry such written materials?"
Seeing the documents that Tang Cheng brought out from the village, Huang Guangyu first expressed his refusal to accept them. Lao Xie also frowned slightly when he heard this. Tang Cheng explained with a smile, "The spies we ambushed outside the village are all from Wuhan Extra High School. However, it seems to me that the dozen plainclothes agents in the village are not from Wuhan Extra High School. And they are hiding in The power of the radio station in the village is not very high, and it does not look like the configuration of the Wuhan Special High School. I feel that these plainclothes people in the village may be intelligence agents in the nearby Japanese military stronghold."
"I haven't seen the documents they carry with them. If nothing else, these documents may be information about the anti-Japanese armed forces in the surrounding areas." The explanation given by Tangcheng sounded reasonable. Huang Guangyu He and Lao Xie no longer struggled with this matter. It's just that the two of them didn't pay attention to Tang Cheng's expression at this moment, and they didn't know that Tang Cheng had hidden one of the documents, because that document was about the guerrillas in the surrounding areas.
Fortunately, there were two military trucks and a three-wheeled motorcycle seized by Tangcheng. When Tangcheng and the others returned, they didn't have to walk all the way back. The Hornbill was originally used to exchange hostages, but now the people have been rescued by Tangcheng, and they have also successfully ambushed the Japanese puppet agents and a small team of Japanese soldiers who were preparing to cause trouble here. This operation can be said to be a great victory. The truck was driving slowly on the dirt road full of mud and water, and everyone was already thinking about the rewards after returning.
But at this moment, the three-wheeled motorcycle that was left behind to deal with the traces speeded up. "Sir Tang, we are chasing a group of Japanese troops behind us. They have three trucks and one motorcycle. The exact number of people cannot be determined." The person driving the three-wheeled motorcycle was an operations team leader of the military commander. Tang Cheng was just slightly stunned when he heard this. He knew that the leader of the operation would never deceive him with false information at this time, so he immediately got out of the cab of the truck.
"Lao Xie, you two are officers who have been on the battlefield. Whether it is your psychological quality or your reaction to the enemy, you are incomparable to others. There are chasing troops behind us. Let's not say whether they can catch up with us. Or can I withstand the interception of the national army in front of me? I am not afraid to tell you that in my life, I will never be chased by the Japanese army. You will take the people away first in a while, and I will stay and catch up with you. The Japanese army fought against them." Tang Cheng's attitude was very determined. Lao Xie and Huang Guangyu tried to persuade them to no avail, so they could only keep the three-wheeled motorcycle and leave with the others first.
Tang Cheng, who was standing on the roadside, watched Lao Xie and others leave, but did not start the three-wheeled motorcycle. Instead, he activated the light body skill and moved quickly in the opposite direction to Lao Xie and others. The reason why Tang Cheng was determined to stay and stop the enemy was entirely because of the prompt given by the system after he intercepted and ambushed Koizumi's team. Originally, this system only gave the system lottery opportunities after the Japanese and puppet spies were eliminated in Tangcheng. But now, if Tangcheng shoots a Japanese soldier, the system will also give the corresponding number of draws.
Seeing that the battle on the frontline was changing day by day, the Japanese were about to get out and go home. How could Tang Cheng miss the opportunity to continue to win the system lottery before the end of the war? Therefore, Tang Cheng chose to stay alone to stop the enemy. Tangcheng followed the highway in the opposite direction, and after moving about 2 miles quickly, he could already faintly hear the sound of trucks driving. Tang Cheng immediately stopped and began to dig out several individual bunkers in the field on the left side of the road as quickly as possible, using the storage skills that came with his equipment bag.
Before Tangcheng could recover, the military trucks could be clearly seen on the road 200 meters away. Tang Cheng, who was crouching in one of the individual bunkers, immediately took out the Garand rifle from his equipment bag and aimed the muzzle at the cab of the lead vehicle. He secretly calculated the amount of advance in his mind, and after adjusting his breathing slightly, he immediately pulled the trigger of the rifle. "Bang! Bang!" After the two gunshots, two bullet holes suddenly appeared in the side window glass of the cab of the leading car on the highway.
The sound of gunfire was so sudden that the Japanese soldiers in the truck had no time to react. The Japanese sergeant sitting in the front passenger seat of the truck was hit in the head by the first bullet. The driver of the truck was hit in the neck by the second bullet in the next second. The driver, with blood pouring from his neck, tilted his body and leaned over the steering wheel. The truck, which was out of control, swerved down the road as Tang Cheng watched. Tang Cheng, who succeeded in one blow, only paused his movements for a moment, and then immediately shot at the truck behind him.
All eight bullets in the magazine of the Garand rifle were shot out by Tang Cheng. At this time, the Japanese soldiers who had reacted had already jumped out of the truck compartment with their own weapons in hand. In the bunker, Tang Cheng quickly reloaded bullets. When he raised his rifle again, he found that there were no Japanese soldiers in sight. Tang Cheng's reaction was not slow, and he immediately retracted his rifle, followed the passage behind the bunker, and quickly moved towards the individual bunker more than ten meters away on the right.
Sure enough, Tangcheng had just changed its position. On the roadbed in the distance, the Japanese army had already set up a light machine gun and fired at Tangcheng's previous position. Accompanied by rapid gunfire and mud splashing in the field, Tang Cheng poked his head out from another bunker. He had already opened the triple eyepiece, and now he could clearly see the figure of the Japanese machine gunner 200 meters away. However, he did not immediately shoot to kill the opponent's machine gunner. Instead, he focused on the opponent's machine gunner to the left and right. side of the road.
Tang Cheng's combat prowess was extraordinary, but he had never really experienced battlefield training. However, when he was in Chongqing, he often chatted with officers who had front-line battlefield experience. Therefore, he had some understanding of the Japanese army's tactics. The opponent only used machine guns to suppress fire, instead of using direct firepower such as mortars. Tang Cheng guessed that the opponent must only carry grenades instead of grenades. Mortar. And his current position is at least 200 meters away from the opponent, so their grenade can't hit him at all.
What to do if you can't hit, the quickest way is to immediately push the grenadiers forward from both wings under the suppression and cover of machine gun fire. Only by shortening the distance between them and the target can their grenade tubes be effective. Sure enough, after the light machine gun fired, several Japanese soldiers appeared more than 20 meters away on both sides of the machine gunner. Tang Cheng could see clearly that among the Japanese soldiers on the left, two were holding grenade launchers. Among the Japanese soldiers emerging on the right, one was carrying a light machine gun.
Tang Cheng never considers the so-called answer as to which one is more powerful, the grenade grenade or the light machine gun. Only when facing these two weapons will Tang Cheng make the correct response. Tangcheng first chose to shoot down the newly emerged light machine gun, and then dealt with the grenade launcher, because the lethality of the light machine gun in such an open field was far greater than the old-fashioned grenade launchers equipped by the Japanese army. After several rapid gunshots, the Japanese soldiers who turned onto the road from the right side of the machine gunner had already laid down on the spot as the gunfire rang out.
The Japanese corps commander who was originally holding a light machine gun in one hand was now on his back and fell on the road, with the light machine gun thrown far away. Seeing that the newly appeared light machine gun had been hit by bullets, Tang Cheng in the bunker immediately turned his gun and fired three shots at the Japanese grenadiers. The weight of the grenade was smaller than that of the light machine gun, so the speed of the Japanese grenade was faster than that of the machine gunner over there, but he still could not escape the bullets fired by Tang Cheng. Just when this guy was about to rush down the road with the grenade in hand, the bullet fired by Tang Cheng hit his chest.
The shooting distance of 200 meters is not the upper limit of Tangcheng's accurate shooting. The Japanese grenadier who was hit by three consecutive bullets fell down from the road without saying a word. Tang Cheng, who hit the target with consecutive shots, immediately retracted into the bunker. Before the Japanese light machine gun fire, he followed the passage behind the bunker and quickly moved back to the previous bunker. Tangcheng used these individual bunkers that had been dug in advance and kept changing positions. In just a few minutes, he had shot and killed more than fifteen Japanese soldiers.
The hidden Japanese army on the other side of the road has always wanted to get back their grenade. Although they don't know why this Japanese army only carried one grenade, Tangcheng knew that they must not give them a chance to get back the grenade. The Japanese army not only suffered casualties in retrieving the grenade, but even the light machine gun left on the road was fired by Tang Cheng several times, directly damaging the receiver. Even if they succeeded in retrieving the light machine gun at the cost of two lives, they could not continue to use it.
These Japanese troops, like the previous Koizumi team, were only local garrison troops. In such third-line troops, there were very few or no veterans. Therefore, with only one light machine gun left, they could not really suppress Tangcheng. Even under the force of the officers, the trembling riflemen shot towards Tangcheng, but they could not hit Tangcheng 200 meters away.
On the other hand, in Tangcheng, as long as he shoots, the target he targets will be killed or injured. As time goes by and the sound of gunfire gradually becomes sparse, the number of Japanese troops hiding on the other side of the road has dropped from more than 60 at the beginning to less than 40 now, and among the remaining 40, at least Another third were wounded.
