The Japanese lieutenant was lucky. He was knocked down by several of his men during the guerrilla artillery test. Fortunately, the messengers who issued the retreat order dispersed to various units. There were not many people left, and they hid fairly quickly. .
It seemed that it was too slow to rely on messengers alone to notify the various ministries to retreat. Only one of the six messengers brought by the remaining squadron was directly ordered to shoot a signal flare directly into the sky.
The frontal command headquarters suddenly issued a retreat signal, which was very conspicuous in the evening sky.
Everyone knows that frontal attack is disadvantageous!
Seeing the enemy team appear, the Japanese second lieutenant squad leader who was attacking from the flank was overjoyed, so he immediately asked the messenger to give the order to retreat.
But before retreating, he must first organize a wave of fire suppression to cover the withdrawal of the warriors of the forward squad.
As for the bicycle team that appeared on the flank, he didn't pay much attention to it.
Cycling in the occupied areas is the exclusive preserve of the warriors of the Imperial Army and the Imperial Alliance Army!
As for the large-scale guerrillas riding bicycles... I seem to have never heard of it!
It is a deep-rooted belief that even if you ride a bicycle you are still a guerrilla!
Not long ago, he had witnessed with his own eyes the scene of the elite "Comfort Team" of the imperial army riding bicycles and maneuvering quickly and fighting on the car. That was called majestic!
Now this team suddenly appeared in the south. Although they were all dressed in black and riding bicycles, they didn't fire a single shot... They probably wanted to impersonate the Imperial Army...
The speed of riding a bicycle in the wilderness is not much different from that of running. The only advantage is that it is more durable.
The cycling team was in the wilderness, and someone fell down from time to time.
When the team was about 200 meters away, a Japanese guard post suddenly stood up from a shallow ditch on the outskirts of the battlefield and shouted to the incoming people: "Stop, which part are you from?"
The man on the bicycle was a little confused. He was already at this distance... Not only did the little devil not shoot, but he actually shouted to himself?
It’s a pity that I don’t understand!
Could it be that they really thought I was one of the Night Raid Team?
A certain guy quickly raised his voice and trembled: "We are...the night attack team...our own...don't shoot..."
The superior soldier understood clearly that the reply was not the chirping of birds. As for what kind of night attack team? He doesn't understand Chinese, so of course he can't understand.
According to battlefield regulations, as long as the opponent cannot prove his identity, he must be regarded as an enemy!
He immediately raised his gun and shot the leader of the team!
To confirm whether the person coming is one of your own, of course you have to defeat him first!
But the man lowered his head and hid directly behind the backpack tied to the front of the bicycle.
The superior soldier hesitated for a moment and had to change the target and shoot based on his feeling!
The second lieutenant was also unambiguous and immediately ordered the Japanese on the flanks who had already turned their guns to attack!
The cycling team immediately fell to the ground and started to fight back sporadicly, swearing.
The big dog was willing to charge because Ma Liang said that hanging a backpack on the front of the bicycle could be used as a cover to block bullets.
Otherwise, without Hu Yi present, there would be absolutely no way for him to charge towards the Japanese position.
After the Japanese guard post opened fire, he immediately jumped off the bicycle skillfully, trotted two steps, came to the back of the fallen bicycle, immediately pulled the horse ring from behind and put it on the quilt roll tied to the front handle of the bicycle, with the muzzle pointing at The Japanese guard sentry had just pushed the bolt and loaded the chest.
boom...
As soon as the bullet fired by the guard sentry flew out of the muzzle, the bullet fired by the big dog immediately penetrated his chest with moxibustion heat.
As for some people saying that hitting a Japanese soldier on the head will make him die faster, in Big Dog's opinion...how stupid must the person who said that be?
Even if you just hit the enemy's arm during the battle, the enemy will immediately lose combat effectiveness.
Turning around and looking around, it was a pity that the grenadier soldiers in the distance were blocked by the idiots Ma Liang led to charge.
To fight the grenadier, you have to leave the bedroll in front of the bicycle...
It's hard to say whether the bedroll can stop bullets, but there is a word for cover! He turned his gun towards the guy holding the binoculars among the Japanese.
The Japanese second lieutenant didn't panic. He changed from lying down to a half-kneeling position. He raised his gun to his shoulder, selected a target that was wandering on the ground, took aim, and shot.
Watching the figure fall with satisfaction, he pulled the bolt again and pushed in a bullet.
Raise the gun and aim...
Before he could fire the weapon, the second lieutenant, who was wearing a steel helmet, felt a loud bang coming from the front of his head, and his body had to fall backwards.
He only felt a fiery jet invading from his forehead, directly interrupting his ferocious self-confidence.
The big dog lying behind the bicycle muttered: "I've been staring at you for a long time... Hehe... How dare you kneel there and fire the second shot..."
As for why I was so stupid as to hit the Japs on the forehead this time...because he was too high...
After the bullet came out of the chamber, the big dog immediately subconsciously turned over and moved sideways. Suddenly, he seemed to have forgotten that this was not a trench... especially this time it was in an open area!
But he just happened to see the figure of the Japanese grenadier in the distance. After being beaten into a mad dog, he immediately forgot about the lack of cover: "Hey... I'll see how you die..."
...
The firepower of Gao Yidao's company in the trenches was far beyond the imagination of the Japanese!
Directly suppress the attacking Japanese machine guns and silence them collectively.
The enemy was engaged from the front and sides at the same time. Even after receiving the order to retreat from the second lieutenant, most of the Japanese continued to shoot in a systematic manner.
After all, the second lieutenant commander "hasn't" retreated yet!
The grenadier was a veteran. He paid no attention to the troops coming from the flank. With the second lieutenant behind him, he was full of confidence. He had just killed two guerrillas and a machine gun group, and he still kept pulling the grenade belt up. A knife's position grenade.
The grenadiers knew very well that only the machine guns in the trenches could pose a major threat to the warriors' attack or retreat. Since they had all rushed to this position, they had to shoot out all the grenades they brought!
Maybe just a minute more!
The deputy shooter next to him kept informing him of the battlefield situation.
It's a pity that the second lieutenant whom he trusted very much was very miserable at this time, but was shot by a "stray bullet". At this time, he was still twitching, with blood blisters coming out of his mouth, nose and ears. The medical soldier next to him was trying to stop the bleeding. Wrapping it up with cotton gauze, I took off the helmet and found only red and white tofu cakes stained all over the helmet.
The sergeant next to him was stunned for only a moment, and then immediately took over the command. Seeing that the second lieutenant died in battle, the sergeant immediately went crazy and forgot to resolutely implement the second lieutenant's retreat order.
If you have a little bit of brainpower, you should retreat immediately when you are attacked from both sides and the enemy's forces are far superior to your own.
The sergeant is one of the best generals in the team. In his mind...who is the imperial army?
The imperial army is the best in the world, well-trained, brave in combat, and fearless of death. How could that stupid lieutenant give the order to retreat in the face of the guerrillas!
Even if everyone dies in battle, the honor of the imperial soldiers must be maintained!
If the second lieutenant could move, even if he had no brains, he would jump up from the ground and chop General Cao alive.
Of course, the brave sergeant must command according to his own understanding. He will never tolerate anything that damages the honor of the empire.
So he ignored the second lieutenant's order to retreat, and even ignored the lieutenant's retreat signal!
In fact, the Japanese have a good habit of absolutely obeying the orders of their superiors in person!
But the lower-level Japanese officers who went to the battlefield and became red-eyed have a very strange bad habit: as long as there is an advantage to be taken advantage of, they will directly violate the orders of their superiors as a joke!
The Japs are a collection of contradictions...otherwise, how could they be worthy of the title "Japanese"?
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