The village was surprisingly quiet, and it seemed like you could hear the rustle of the spring breeze passing by at dawn.
The Japs' skirmish line was not too wide, more than thirty meters, and the lateral distance between the Japs was about two meters.
The sergeant had been carefully checking the bicycle wheel marks on the ground along the way...
When he was about fifty meters away from the village, he suddenly waved his hand subconsciously, signaling the men who were squatting in the skirmish line to stop advancing.
The footprints on the ground began to overlap with the ruts... The Imperial Army soldiers did not seem to have entered the village...
Instead, follow the outflanking tactic and spread out to the two wings about fifty meters away from the village?
Quickly raising Cao Changjing again, the camera scanned the west side of the village, and suddenly discovered, why were there so many holes in the courtyard walls?
The camera was focused on a hole as big as a head in a certain courtyard wall, because there seemed to be a small trumpet in the middle...
Shaking...
Damn it!
That's the muzzle of a Czech machine gun.
Da da da...
It wasn't the first time he heard the rhythm of the sound and the familiar flicker of flames under the eaves.
"Enemy attack!" Sergeant shouted subconsciously as soon as the flash started. He kicked the ground hard with both feet, and his body rose into the air and fell to the side.
His body was still in mid-air, and the telescope had left his eye sockets. His eyes were still fixed on the location of the flashing tongues of fire, but compared to the field of view of the telescope, the flickering tongues of fire instantly became smaller and farther away.
It seemed that he could see machine gun bullets coming one after another, and even saw the trajectory of the bullets flying clearly. Before his body fell sideways to the ground, he immediately felt the impact of being penetrated by bullets. The sergeant immediately imagined in his mind ...the image of a bullet coming out from behind him, bringing up a cloud of blood...
I don’t know if there is a rainbow... Anyway... there must be red...
The sergeant's body fell to the ground, and a brief scream rushed out of his mouth, then stopped abruptly.
The sergeant's "enemy attack" and brief scream before he died gave the Japanese next to him time to react...
It is said that bullets have no eyes. In fact, it depends on whose hands the machine gun is.
The soldiers of the Ninth Battalion were proud to learn Hu Yi's behavior pattern. Mancang, who was 18 or 19 years old, had a calm face. The machine gun was in his hand. He bit people like a dead dog and wouldn't let go. He took one bite like a mad dog... and it returned Will come back for another bite!
Four three-point shots were fired from left to right, and then two completed three-point shots were fired from right to left. Finally, two more shots were fired, the magazine was empty, and the sound of the Czech machine gun stopped.
The devil reacted too quickly!
Mancang, who originally planned to change the magazine and shoot again, did not try to expand the results.
After throwing the machine gun to the waiting assistant shooter, he turned around and ran directly to the next machine gun position.
Because Luo Fugui was very busy at this time, and both machine guns were handed over to Mancang...
As for what Captain Luo was busy with in the village, he didn't care at all, because he was a machine gunner, the third-ranked machine gunner in the Ninth Battalion!
A bunch of bullets tore bloody and arrogantly, so that a detachment of fifteen Japanese who acted as a commando was killed, two were killed, and six were injured.
In other words, on average, two and a half rounds of bullets caused damage. As for whether any Japanese were hit by two bullets, the deserters would have to wait until the battlefield was cleared to count the holes of the bullets...
The Japanese soldiers also have brains, so they are even more confused.
Did the guerrillas take the wrong medicine?
How dare you blatantly stroke the tiger's beard when you know that the elites are pressing down on the situation?
This is obviously a slap in the face!
There was no need for the Japanese second lieutenant to give orders. The suppressed heavy machine gun in the distance immediately opened fire, pouring bullets directly into the flashing hole of the gun.
The Japanese lying on the ground was dead. Sergeant and deputy commander Cao immediately took over the command. After a bird chirped, he took the lead in raising the 38 cap and fired back into the machine gun firing hole!
From a distance of fifty meters, hitting the bullet into the head-sized shooting hole would not be a problem for the elites.
It's like a tiger doesn't show off its power...
Chug tug tug...thud tug tug...
The familiar sound of the Taisho 11 light machine gun!
Was it mishearing or hallucination?
It would be understandable if this kind of sound came from behind, but why...that sound sounded in the village in front?
There doesn't seem to be a muzzle flash...
Deputy Chief Cao, an experienced Japanese sergeant on the battlefield, immediately determined that the machine gun was on the roof!
Following the loud chirping of a bird, he directly picked up the rifle of the man next to him carrying a plaster flag, pointed forward, and with the guidance of the sub-target, a group of Japanese rifles nearby immediately followed and fired back at the roof with piles of grass in the village.
roof.
Mancang only fired four three-point shots, and immediately left the shooting bunker with the Taisho 11 light machine gun.
The battalion commander said that if you are shooting against Japanese soldiers on the battlefield, it will only take 0.3 seconds for the machine gun to fire the first burst, and the possibility of being bitten by the enemy is almost zero.
It takes about one second to fire two short bursts, plus the interval and aiming. The probability of being hit by a precise shooter who reacts to the opponent's reaction is 10%.
If three burst shots take a total of about 1.8 seconds, the probability of being bitten by the enemy is 30%.
As for... it takes about 2.5 seconds to fire four bursts, and the chance of being hit by a well-trained enemy is 90%!
Because it takes about two seconds for the enemy to find the target, adjust the muzzle to aim at the target, and pull the trigger to fire the bullet out of the chamber!
Therefore, on the battlefield where frontal positional battles are fought at close range, the National Army and the Eighth Route Machine Gunners were often knocked down by the Japanese before they even finished firing a magazine!
But there are no absolutes. It is not difficult to evade the Japs with precise shooting methods. First, no one can shoot accurately at a distance of more than 400 meters, so we can only rely on blindfolding... Although it is all blindfolded, the bullets from the machine gun will be fired. One shuttle can cover a small area.
The second is to find a good bunker, or directly use the machine gun barrel as a bunker, and try not to take risks to reduce the bullet-receiving surface...
As an experienced machine gunner, Mancang used the third method. He placed the machine gun on the roof and piled a pile of grass directly in front of the muzzle. The purpose was to avoid the Japanese battlefield observers and prevent the enemy observers from firing the first burst. The specific location was discovered when the time came!
It takes time for Japanese observers to determine the location of machine guns based only on gunfire!
At least one second!
However, this time he underestimated the Japanese sergeant and deputy commander Cao!
As soon as his head left the shooting position, the enemy's bullets arrived!
The warhead hit the bunker, splattered with dust, flew past the bunker, and screamed away...
It's just that Mancang didn't hear these most basic sounds that constitute the battlefield!
Because, his ears were full of noise: the sound of high-speed detonation of gunpowder in the barrel, the sound of friction and rotation between the warhead and the rifling of the barrel, and the sound of a "chugging" shock wave after rushing out of the barrel...
He shook his head, slipped off the roof, stood by the window and yelled at the top of his lungs: "The devils are all pinned to the ground. If you can't shoot accurately from this close, follow me to the roof later to shoot machine guns!"
"Fuck...hit!"
Bang bang bang...
Fire flashed through more than a dozen holes in the wall, and a wave of rifle bullets rushed out of the muzzle.
An arrogant voice pushed and pulled the gun bolt: "Listen to me clearly. I told you everything before. Keep the one on the highway for me. You can shoot the others as you like!"
"Whether it's dead or not, just put another shot in the head of the corpse. It's not over until the pulp is drawn out of the broken urinal..."
"You are so weak in both civil and military matters. You can't even hit me at such a close range... I'll make you stand guard in the hut every day and feed the mosquitoes..."
"Two people went out along the ditch beside the road. Hurry up and get the gun and bullets from the Japs..."
"Hey...you idiots, listen carefully. You must use the corpse of the Japanese as a cover. Don't pick up the two guns on the road..."
Wen Wuquan next to him stopped and said, "Hey, Brother Big Dog, didn't you hit the target too?"
"You damn tyrant, hurry up and give me more updates. Let's see how I use those things on the road as bait and how I beat the shit out of the little devils who come to save people..."
Thanks to Brother Hanjiang Chuxue for the reward and the vote.
Thank you to the brother whose q-read number is 4728. Hehe, it only takes a lot to read one chapter. You have spent ten times this way... Just treat it as if you smoke every day...
Thank you, Brother Shuo. From the first day I wrote this terrible thing, Brother Shua, you have never left me.
Thank you to the brothers who have always subscribed and cast monthly votes and recommended votes but never fired a "gun"...
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