After the impact, the outcome was decided.
On the yellow sand land, except for a few bodies of Eighth Route Army soldiers, the rest were all Japanese cavalry.
Kimura Guangpeng looked at his few remaining troops and seemed to have forgotten the pain of being slashed in the back.
As an implementer of the Bushido spirit, he has always believed that the knights of the Japanese Empire are invincible.
Prior to this, the cavalry squadron he led had been victorious in every battle, and even the cavalry of the Jinsui Army was defeated.
Today, we met a new cavalry battalion, which completely ended the myth of invincibility.
On the other side, Sun Desheng, who had gone through two fights, now had two long wounds on his body. The blood was mixed together, and it was impossible to tell whether it was the enemy's or his own.
Holding back the pain in his body, Sun Desheng raised his saber again and shouted at the soldiers of the cavalry battalion: "Cavalry battalion, attack!"
"Kill me!"
Kimura Mitsuhiro also shouted the offensive slogan at the same time.
The two sides fought together again, sabers colliding, blood dripping, heads falling, and horses galloping!
If the Japanese cavalry are demons, then the new regiment of cavalry are demon terminators.
Amidst the clang of sabers, the little devil kept falling off his horse and fell into a pool of blood.
Sun Desheng opened his bow from left to right, and after killing two Japanese soldiers, he set his sights on the commander Kimura Mitsuhiro, grabbed his saber and charged forward.
Kimura Guangpeng wanted to retreat, but he immediately felt the danger directly ahead.
In a blink of an eye, Sun Desheng was in front of Kimura Guangpeng, and the saber in his hand struck straight down.
Already here, Kimura Guangpeng had no way to retreat, so he had to raise his sword in haste to respond to the enemy.
Sun Desheng's sword was so powerful that he directly pressed the sword raised by Kimura Guangpeng vertically.
Raising the sword again, Sun Desheng made a horizontal slash. Kimura Guangpeng pulled the horse back quickly, and struck the horse's neck with the blade.
Suddenly blood dripped!
The army horse was injured and pulled wildly, and Kimura Guangpeng was directly knocked off the horse's back.
Sun Desheng seized the opportunity and drew his saber horizontally. The blade passed across Kimura Guangpeng's neck, and blood spurted out.
A generation of elite knights from the Empire of Japan died!
The corpse fell down and was trampled by the crazy horses.
"Kill, kill all the little devils for me!"
As soon as the commander died, the remaining Japanese cavalry lost their confidence and were quickly killed.
On the battlefield, one surge of strength will be followed by another failure, and three times it will be exhausted.
The biggest fear in the battle between the enemy and ourselves is not the disparity in weapons, but the fear that one side will lose military morale first.
In this battle, Sun Desheng proved to everyone that the cavalry battalion of the new regiment was the strongest knight in northwest Shanxi.
"Hahaha, you stupid little devil, labor and management thought that he was so powerful, but it was nothing more than that!" Putting away his saber, Sun Desheng spat fiercely at Kimura Guangpeng's body.
In this battle, the entire Japanese cavalry squadron was wiped out, but the cavalry battalion also suffered many losses.
Twenty-seven soldiers were sacrificed, 13 were seriously injured, and 29 were slightly injured. Even the battalion commander Sun Desheng was stabbed twice by the Japanese.
Casualties are normal!
After all, unlike infantry, the cavalry can fight with bullets from a distance. Every battle between the cavalry and the Japanese is face to face with bayonets on horseback. Either you die or I die.
After this battle, the entire northwest of Shanxi knew that the Xinyi Regiment had a cavalry battalion, and its combat effectiveness was extremely terrifying.
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In this battle, in addition to the entire new regiment led by Chen Quan, friendly troops from several defense zones in northwestern Shanxi were mobilized indirectly or directly.
Among them are mainly reinforcements from the 7th Brigade and Shandao Brigade of the Taiyuan Railway Line.
In order to ensure that the Yamazaki Brigade could be rescued, Yoshio Shinozuka not only mobilized Tianhe County, Lijiazhuang and the Japanese Cavalry Squadron, but also mobilized the 7th Brigade and the Yamadao Brigade.
As the commander-in-chief of the Japanese army in North China, Yoshio Shinozuka was naturally scheming. On the surface, he was sending troops to rescue the Yamazaki Brigade, but only Yoshio Shinozuka knew this.
This large-scale troop deployment is just to take this opportunity to teach the Eighth Route Army a lesson.
The Yamazaki Brigade is just a bait to attract the Eighth Route Army reinforcements to Wujiapo. Shinozuka Yoshio will use this bait to form a huge encirclement around the perimeter after the Eighth Route Army arrives at Wujiapo, and eat the main force of the Eighth Route Army in one bite.
Among them, the seventh brigade from the Taiyuan Railway Line consists of two infantry regiments, one infantry regiment has 3,500 people, and the strength of the seventh brigade has reached 7,000.
According to the usual combat methods, if the Eighth Route Army wanted to confront the Japanese with a brigade, they would have to dispatch at least two to three divisions to compete.
The Yamashima Battalion is a direct force brought by Yoshio Shinozuka from Kyoto. It is known as the imperial guard of the Japanese Empire. It was once the personal soldier of the emperor, and its combat effectiveness and weapons and equipment are among the best.
Now that the two armies set off from the Taiyuan railway line, it shows that Yoshio Shinozuka is determined to eat the Eighth Route Army who came to Wujiapo for support.
When the two mighty troops set out from Taiyuan, they naturally had to pass through the Eighth Route Defense Zone. Therefore, regardless of whether the troops in each defense zone received orders from their superiors, they naturally had to intervene in order to maintain the security of the defense zone.
As a result, almost the entire Eighth Route Army in northwestern Shanxi was involved in the battle.
Many Jinsui troops also knew about the current war situation, but they could not support the Eighth Route Army because they had not received orders to go up to the peak.
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When fighting was going on everywhere, Ono Jiro, Japan's number one marksman from Kyoto, came to Qingyang Town carrying a sniper rifle on his back.
Ono Jiro wanted to avenge the death of Shimizu Shisan. After several days of investigation, he learned that the new regiment was stationed in Qingyang Town.
So after Shinozuka Yoshio told Ono Jiro the news that Yamazaki Brigade was trapped, this guy secretly came to Qingyang Town and prepared to sniper Shen Quan.
But because the little devil had never seen Shen Quan's appearance, Ono Jiro didn't know what Shen Quan looked like.
This becomes the most critical issue.
When engaging in sniping, you can't just run up to someone and ask if their name is Shen Quan, right?
Ono Jiro had a headache.
However, he didn't know that there was no Chenquan in Qingyang Town.
The most urgent task now is to find out who is the real Shen Quan.
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The 358th Regiment, Chu Yunfei's regimental headquarters.
Since the Wujiapo battle started, Chu Yunfei gathered several staff members from the regiment together to keep an eye on the battle of the Eighth Route Army.
The closest national army garrison to Tianhe County and Lijiazhuang is Chu Yunfei's 358th Regiment.
As Yan Laoxi's favorite unit, the 358th Regiment is equipped with American-style equipment. Chu Yunfei's subordinates are equipped with artillery battalions, cavalry battalions and other large-scale troop configurations, and their strength is comparable to brigade-level troops.
At this moment, Chu Yunfei was staring at a few points on the map in trance. The next moment, the scouts sent out ran into the regiment headquarters with the latest information.
