The Anti-Japanese War Begins with the Northeast Army

Chapter 402 Maozi?

"This, this is the old Maozi, right?"

Just as Gao Wensheng was holding a telescope and gazing at the fierce battle breaking out in the distance, someone suddenly whispered beside him.

Asking Li Shitou to continue watching, Gao Wensheng turned around and turned his gaze towards that person——

I felt the voice was familiar when I heard it just now, and when I turned around I found it was Baosheng.

This man's surname was Jin. When their young master Jiang Cheng followed the cadets led by Guo Maochen to Jinzhou to study actual combat, Yang Yucheng had a high fever and would not go away... so he stayed at his house.

He heard that after Zhang Jinghui took charge of Jinzhou, he not only plundered the people in order to recruit soldiers, but also conscripted men from nearby villages, large and small, making the people miserable.

Last year, Northeast China suffered from drought again. Except for Siping and other areas where grain production was guaranteed due to the large-scale water conservancy project in Jiangcheng, grain production in most other areas decreased.

Especially near Jinzhou, there were starving people everywhere. Baosheng took his wife Caiping back to her parents' home in Xinmin to escape the disaster... When they heard that their Lord Jiang's biological father was in power here, they joined the army without saying a word.

Gao Wensheng waved at him and said with a smile: "Do you still recognize Maozi?"

The chaotic sounds of fighting continued in the distance. Jin Baosheng hurried over and said that when he was young, he followed his father to make a living on the China Eastern Railway and had seen many Russians.

"I see."

Gao Wensheng waved his hand towards the distance and handed the telescope to him, "Come and see what these Russians are doing."

Baosheng nodded and bowed hurriedly, and under Gao Wensheng's "guidance", he put his eyes close to look, mumbling "Wow, it's really clear" while staring intently to observe.

"Commander Gao, these... these people look like Russians, but the clothes they wear don't look like them!"

In fact, he didn't need to answer this question, Gao Wensheng had actually seen it.

When the Eastern China Railway was being built, these Maozi soldiers in dark uniforms could be seen everywhere in the Northeast.

But this batch now looks somewhat similar, but upon closer inspection, they are no different from the old farmers in the Northeast. Except for the foreign guns and swords, everything else is tattered, like beggars.

"Where did all this come from?"

Seeing the fighting between the Japanese and Russian armies getting more and more fierce, Li Shitou was also confused.

At this time, his scouts also came back. After reporting quietly, Li Shitou hurriedly said, "Master Gao, I'm afraid we have to go up and lend a hand. Maozi..."

Before he finished speaking, Gao Wensheng snatched the telescope from Baosheng's hand - yes, from just now, he heard that the Russians' gunfire was not so frequent;
Although they were extremely ferocious when charging into battle, their guns and ammunition were certainly not abundant;
But the Japs were different. They came from the Hunchun base camp, and they were transporting valuable supplies for the overseas Chinese in Changchun. They had plenty of weapons... and they were ready to fight to the death.
The most important thing is that the cunning Japanese used the baggage train as bait, and just as Jiang Cheng guessed, there was another fully armed troop following closely behind them!

As soon as the battle started, the Japanese team rushed over with their fangs and claws bared.

"Not good. The Japanese already have the advantage in numbers, and their equipment is not good enough... Stone!"

Gao Wensheng immediately put down the telescope and shouted to his colleagues, "Brothers, grab your weapons, let's go up and help the Russians!"

"Listen! Brothers, when you charge up, don't shout! Charge quietly."

Originally their mission today was to kill the baggage train. To be honest, they have to thank these Russians, otherwise they would be the ones being attacked from both sides.

At the command, all the soldiers jumped out from their hiding places. Even though it was a little warm in spring, it was not a good feeling to squat in the grass ditch waiting for the enemy at night.

Now, hearing the order from their superiors, it was time to collect military merits and share rewards. The brothers gathered with their guns in hand; under the leadership of Li Shitou, they rushed into the chaos in the blink of an eye.

At this time, the Japanese soldiers were fighting fiercely with the Russians who were attacking them by surprise with their baggage behind their backs. Amaterasu didn't know where these "gods" came from. They charged towards them as if they had been holding back their anger for several lifetimes.

"Baga! Enemy attack, enemy attack! This way..."

The Japanese officer who led the team was completely dumbfounded. He never expected that a surprise attack would involve a separate group of soldiers.
This turned their "clever plan" of luring the snake out of its hole into a complete piece of shit.

I originally thought that I could attack the enemy from both sides, but I didn't expect that I would be treated the same way as expected.

The most terrible thing is that, unlike this group of tall and big guys who are shouting "Ula Ula", the latter group seems to have more people and their firepower is simply deadly.

Not only were they firing volleys, but several light machine guns instantly formed a terrifying firepower network, sweeping out several blood and flesh spurting points like plowing the land.

In addition, with the shells fired from multiple mortars, wherever the shells landed, there would be explosions and flames with blood and flesh flying everywhere.

A few minutes ago they were beating their opponents, but now the situation is reversed.

The group of people who ambushed them in front were making a lot of threats, and it sounded like they were shouting in Russian while charging.

"Damn bastard..."

The Japanese officer finally came to his senses, "Damn Russian bastards, they actually set a trap to attack the Imperial Army!"

After cursing a few times, he knew that if he continued to fight, the Russian troops would be divided into two groups and wiped out here.

"Warriors of the Empire!"

"Follow my orders... Senmu, you lead your squad to cover the rear, and the others follow me to evacuate!"

The officer did not give it any more detailed consideration and immediately issued an evacuation order to his subordinates.

Li Shitou was similar to Yang Hong. They had always hated the Japanese. Seeing them fleeing in disarray, he still ordered his men to fire several mortars in the direction of their retreat.

"Why are you fighting with the Japs? It's just a waste of ammunition!"

Gao Wensheng smiled bitterly and patted his shoulder, but Li Shitou raised his chin complacently: "What's the point? There are plenty of shells! Our young master is very rich now. He has a gunpowder factory in Siping that makes shells... This time I got a lot of rewards!"

Ignoring his loud boasting, Gao Wensheng passed on the order to be on alert, and then quickly turned his attention to the baggage left behind by the Japanese army after their hasty escape.

Something shocking happened right before our eyes: the Russians who shouted "Ura" didn't even care that there was another troop nearby that was unclear whether it was friend or foe, and they just ran up and looted the supplies while yelling.

"what?"

Gao Wensheng was especially shocked when he saw these people fighting with each other while fighting for the food, while some of them hurriedly stuffed the food into their mouths as soon as they got it.

"Brother, do you think this guy has any disease?"

Even Li Shitou was smiling bitterly, "We are still in front of them, and they know that we have heavy firepower..."

Gao Wensheng said insincerely: "Maybe... they know that we are helping them? Well, let them rob, the devils will definitely send people to investigate again."

(End of this chapter)