Songyuan County has no troops. The division commanders have come out to fight, but the army commander is still in the county. How can Lei Liang not be anxious?
They were just anxious because they had already traveled several miles, but now they needed to run back again.
At this time, Lei Liang's guard company and Shang Zhen were running on the road.
But this time, Shang Zhen and the others no longer worried about a Japanese ambush, so they naturally ran faster, so Shang Zhen and the others showed their physical strength.
In just over ten minutes, Shang Zhen and his group of thirty or so people left Lei Liang's guard company behind.
"Hurry up!" Lei Liang said anxiously to his soldiers.
What's the use of just being anxious? After all, everyone's lung capacity is different. In terms of running speed and physical strength, Lei Liang's guard Lian Zhen can't compare with Shang Zhen and the others!
Lei Liang saw that Shang Zhen was already three or four hundred meters behind them on the muddy road.
By this time, Lei Liang was breathing heavily, and he couldn't even shout out any words!
After running for a while, Shang Zhen and the others finally disappeared due to the obstruction of a forest ahead.
When Lei Liang ran through the small woods, he saw a man squatting behind a dirt bag on the roadside ahead.
When I brought Lei Liang and approached the man, I saw that the man was Shang Zhen's communications soldier named Hu Zi.
"Get down, get down, get down quickly!" Huzi lowered his voice and shouted, "The little devil is right in front, trying to escape here!"
At this time, Lei Liang had no time to ask Shang Zhen where they had gone. He could see it when he looked forward, right? There are Japanese troops rushing towards here more than 300 meters away.
As for how many Japanese soldiers there were, he really couldn't see clearly, because the Japanese soldiers were running along the road, and the people in front naturally blocked the people behind them.
However, Lei Liang estimated that the number of Japanese troops would never be too large, otherwise they would not be driven back by the people in the county. There were not many officers and soldiers in the county, and including the division headquarters, they could only be one battalion at best.
Lei Liang had no idea of putting the Japanese troops close and fighting again. He couldn't learn the method Lei Ming and the others used to stop the Japanese troops, not to mention that the terrain didn't allow it at this time.
"Expand your troops and shoot at the little Japs!" Lei Liang ordered loudly.
So the rifle on his end "popped" and "popped", and then the machine gun started "chugging". At almost the same time, the Japanese army also discovered them and fired back at them.
As soon as the Japanese gunfire rang out, Lei Liang realized that his previous judgment was correct. The Japanese army did not have many troops, only seventy or eighty people.
But having said that, Lei Liang knew that the current firepower of the two of them might not be able to stop this group of Japanese troops.
However, the two sides only fired at each other for a while, and Lei Liang discovered that gunfire rang out again from behind the Japanese army.
Is it Shang Zhen and the others? impossible. Lei Liang immediately denied his judgment.
With such a road in front of them, it was impossible for Shang Zhen and the others to run behind the Japanese troops. So the gunshots behind the Japanese troops could only mean that they were chased by their own officers and soldiers from the county.
"Everyone shoots accurately, we can definitely keep all these little devils behind!" Lei Liang shouted.
Qiu Leiliang didn't know whether there were other Chinese troops and Japanese invaders, but he knew that the Northeast Army and the Japanese invaders had a serious feud!
What are you most afraid of in war? Naturally, the most fearful thing is to be caught in the middle and attacked from the front and back, and the same is true for the Japanese army.
After a while, Lei Liang saw the group of Japanese soldiers in front of him suddenly getting off the road and running into the fields.
Lei Liang looked in the direction in which the Japanese army was running. It turned out that there was a forest just a few hundred meters in front of the Japanese army, that is, diagonally in front of them.
It was obvious that the Japanese army wanted to use that forest to escape from the passive situation of being flanked by the Northeastern Army.
"Fight quickly, don't let these idiots get away!" This time it was not just one or two people who shouted this, all Lei Liang's men were shooting at the Japanese army as fast as they could.
At the same time, Lei Liang saw a gray figure appearing behind the Japanese army. Sure enough, it was someone from the county town chasing them out.
When the army fights, don't talk about who is strong and who is not. Many times the battle is based on momentum.
No matter how accurate the Japanese army's marksmanship was, at this time they were afraid of being caught in the middle by the Chinese army and annihilating them all, so naturally they ran desperately into the woods.
I saw some Japanese soldiers being shot and falling down one after another, but the vast majority of the Japanese soldiers were still getting closer and closer to the woods.
Everyone knows that the Chinese nation is a nation with a long history. There is no need to go to any martial arts school to learn some basic common sense about fighting.
As the saying goes, "Don't chase poor bandits" and "Don't enter the woods", if this group of Japanese soldiers were allowed to run into the woods and the Northeast Army wanted to annihilate them, there would undoubtedly be heavy casualties.
It's just that at this time Lei Liang wanted to charge but it was too late.
The fields were muddy, and if they appeared outside the woods they would become torches for the Japanese.
Just when Lei Liang was feeling regretful, Shang Zhen's communications soldier Hu Zi stopped shooting. Instead, he laughed loudly: "It's set! It's set! These idiots, I see Where are you going to escape this time?"
Lei Liang's heart moved. Only then did he figure out where Shang Zhen's group had gone.
It turned out that Shang Zhen and the others discovered the Japanese army before him, and then Shang Zhen led his people to hide in the woods!
The Japanese army and the Northeastern officers and soldiers who were attacking from the front and back were all on a flat road. The Japanese army did not want to be attacked from both sides, so they would naturally find ready-made bunkers, and the woods were naturally the best choice for the Japanese army.
But who would have thought that Shang Zhen would take advantage of the enemy, so he took his own people and hid in the woods first.
Lei Liang and the others were still shooting, and the officers and soldiers chasing the Japanese soldiers behind were also shooting. They saw several more Japanese soldiers fall to the ground.
But at this moment, Huzi suddenly shouted: "No! Don't shoot our people behind. Don't you know our people are hiding in the woods?"
At this time Lei Liang also realized this problem, and he shouted loudly: "No one is allowed to shoot into the woods!"
It's just that he can't control the officers and soldiers on the opposite side. It's too far away. If he wants to, he can only control his own people.
The Japanese troops were getting closer and closer to the woods.
I don’t know what distance Shang Zhen and his gang will put the Japanese troops at this time.
At this time, Lei Liang remembered what Shang Zhen had said to him, why should we fight a positional war with the Japanese army? Wouldn't it be better to mobilize the Japanese troops for an ambush?
And just as Lei Liang was thinking, there was dense fire from machine guns and machine guns in the woods, mixed with the sound of rifles.
The shooting sounds of different guns are naturally different.
The sound of rifle shooting is sharper. The sound of flower machine shooting cannot keep up with the rifle in terms of decibels, but the sound of flower machine shooting is rapid, just like the sound of fine rain hitting plantains.
And in the midst of the gunfire, Lei Liang saw the Japanese troops rushing into the woods and fell down in large numbers.
At this time, Lei Liang had nothing to hesitate about. He shouted: "Come on!" So he got up from the ground, led his soldiers and rushed forward with guns in hand.
The Northeastern officers and soldiers who were chasing the Japanese army apparently also discovered their own men in the woods, and they also rushed forward.
The Japanese army was already small in number, but Shang Zhen and the others used intensive firepower to plot against them. At this point, the overall situation of this battle has been decided!
