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Takeshita Shun was born into a traditional samurai aristocracy and had some aristocratic qualities.

Do not abuse prisoners and do not kill innocent people.

But no matter what, he joined the war and became an enemy. The order given to Zhou Weiguo was to consider inciting him to defect if he could be won over.

If you can't win him over, take this opportunity to get rid of him.

Keeping Takeshita Shun's special forces team is always a hidden danger. Let's not consider the etiquette of guests at this time. What rules should we follow when treating the enemy?

Ding Wei is not a pushover. If he can be instigated to rebel, then he will be instigated. If not, then he will be eliminated.

Non-my family, its heart must be different.

A Japanese soldier who comes from an aristocratic family is still a Japanese soldier, right?

Fortunately, the result was good. Zhou Weiguo returned to the command center and brought good news to Ding Wei.

Since Takeshita Shun is willing to join the anti-war alliance, we can take the opportunity to arrange for him to infiltrate Wucheng and use the special forces to pry open the city's strong defenses.

But whether it is credible still needs to be verified.

Ding Wei planned to arrange the special forces of this Japanese colonel to enter Wucheng, and use his current identity to obtain information about the situation in the city.

The 2nd Independent Mixed Brigade defended very resolutely. The city had sufficient combat supplies, and after using intensified offensive defense, there was really no better way to attack.

A strong attack is not impossible, but it will consume a lot of energy in Ding Wei's power.

There is no need to try to be a hero with these turtle bastards. Think of a low-cost plan, try to persuade the puppet troops in the city to defect, and take the city with the help of both inside and outside forces.

Takeshita Shun was an opportunity to incite the puppet army to rebel.

"Pass the order and open a hidden path for Takeshita Shun's special forces to infiltrate and sneak into Wucheng."

The entire northern Shanxi, eastern Suiyuan, and northern Chahar regions were all Ding Wei's troops.

He gave the order and let the Japanese special forces in just for show, and it would not arouse suspicion.

Zhou Weiguo firmly believed that he had convinced Takeshita Shun, judging from their interactions and their understanding of each other, Takeshita Shun was a person who would not lie and disdained lying.

With his guarantee, Ding Wei didn't mind giving it a try.

If we succeed, we can easily capture Wucheng.

If we fail, we will just let the Japanese special forces into Wucheng.

How could just a few dozen people turn the world upside down?

When facing regular troops, the special forces can only play a limited role.

Light and heavy machine guns and artillery formed an encirclement. It would be ok for the Japanese to hide in the fortifications, but if they dared to show their heads or dared to leave the city, they would only have one way to go, which was death.

The situation in the city was very depressing, and the puppet troops gathered together secretly to discuss countermeasures.

At this moment, the commander of the Japanese brigade was also very vigilant and did not trust the puppet army.

The defending troops were all elite soldiers from the 2nd Independent Mixed Brigade, and the puppet army was responsible for the second line of defense in the city.

Defense was deployed along the city walls, streets and alleys, with three layers of defense positions.

They adopted an attitude of living and dying together with the city.

In the Dongshan and Xianglushan areas outside the city, Gao Qing's troops defended the city walls tightly, overlooking the city from a high position, but they were powerless to deal with the heavily fortified city walls.

Wait a minute, let things ferment, there is no need to rush.

Ding Wei was stationed in Jining and controlled a large area of ​​plains and grasslands. His cavalry fought in the north, constantly killing the pseudo-Mongolian cavalry, recruiting more guerrilla anti-Japanese forces, and training new cavalry.

Two new cavalry detachments were gradually formed and their training became more and more efficient.

The Fifth, Sixth and Second Detachments have developed rapidly and are capable of standing on their own.

A stalemate would be in his favor.

Sun Desheng has led his men to capture the line from Duolun to the southwest of Chifeng. There are many bandits in the mountainous area, and some mortars are needed to clear them out.

After the defeat of the Japanese 108th Division, the Kwantung Army immediately dispatched a troop to Chifeng.

We must guard against both Ding Wei and the Far East Army in Outer Mongolia.

The Russian Far East Army had 144 million people, deployed in Outer Mongolia, Outer Khingan Range, and Outer Northeast China, and the two sides were confronting each other.

The gap created by the loss of a division must be filled quickly.

Zhang Dabiao's detachment entered the Rehe area. This main force had strong combat effectiveness and was the first to clear out the remnants of the Japanese invaders in Chicheng and Chengde.

By the way, they also cleared out the puppet troops and traitors, and dealt with the bandits in the mountains by fighting and colluding with them.

What are bandits? They are guys who are good at guerrilla warfare. They run away when people come, and go back to occupy the mountain and become kings when people leave.

The Eighth Route Army and they were a hit it off. They were both good at guerrilla warfare, so they decided to try it out.

Sometimes, don't underestimate these bandits. Banditry has always been serious in the Northeast region. Coupled with the proliferation of guns, homemade hunting rifles, self-made earth guns, and seized guns from the Japanese and puppet troops, this group of bandits has considerable combat effectiveness.

He is an accurate shooter and is good at shooting from behind.

Kong Yong's advance team suffered a loss in this regard. When they first arrived in the Yanshan area, they were careless and were ambushed by two waves of bandits.

This group of soldiers who were good at reconnaissance took it seriously and hunted down the bandits for several days in a row, completely clearing the Akagi area.

After all, they are a group of bandits. No matter how good their marksmanship is, it is no match for a sniper rifle.

Not as good as a professionally trained sniper.

Now that the main force has poured into the mountainous areas, there is even less room for the bandits to operate.

Ding Wei's policy towards bandits has always been to suppress them first and then talk about it. Don't even think about recruiting them, because these guys are almost the same as the devils, and they are all inhumane.

Compared with animals, if you give an animal a bite of food, it will at least say "good luck".

You give them a bite to eat, but they are thinking about stabbing you in the back.

We will never tolerate any leniency in suppressing bandits and eliminating traitors.

Within half a month, they cleared Chengde, expanded to the surrounding areas, established a firm foothold, and expanded the base area.

In addition, control over Chabei must be strengthened. Sun Desheng's cavalry detachment can focus on fighting on the Duolun and Xilamulun River fronts, clearing out small groups of Japanese troops, clearing out puppet cavalry, and clearing out banditry in the mountainous areas.

We need to consider bringing Taozi's fifth team over here. The forces of Kong Jie and Chu Yunfei are enough in the Yunmeng Mountain area.

The Japanese 41st Division can no longer cause any trouble.

After the Fifth Detachment arrives, it will press forward into the Peking area.

Hold and launch targeted offensives towards North China.

Each of Ding Wei's detachments has a size of more than 5,000 people and is capable of fighting head-on against the Japanese regiments alone.

It is equipped with an artillery battalion and a large number of light and heavy machine guns, and has considerable combat effectiveness.

If they are released to the edge areas of Taihang Mountains and Yanshan Mountains, they will be enough to threaten the Japanese troops in northern Hebei.

By the way, clean up the artillery tower here.

The troops were mobilized and the Fifth Detachment was transferred from the Yunzhong Mountain area to northern Hebei.

Cooperating with Zhang Dabiao's Third Detachment and the First Cavalry Detachment, they firmly controlled the Rehe, Northern Hebei and Northern Chahar regions.

The Suiyuan-modeled Fourth Detachment and two cavalry detachments were active.

The pseudo-Mongolian cavalry had been frightened, and the newly formed cavalry detachment was just right to use them for training.

Suiyuan was handed over to Wang Chao for garrison, and he continued to absorb troops from the Northwest region.

A man's reputation is like the shadow of a tree. Ding Wei's influence in the Northwest region grew day by day, especially after the victory of Pangjiabao, he became the number one anti-Japanese fighter in the Northwest.

Local guerrillas and armed forces in the War of Resistance all followed the lead of the Suirecha Military Region.

The rear area provided 1700 new recruits at once and handed them over to Ding Wei for assignment to replenish the troops' combat consumption.

He even wanted to hand over part of the Ji-Zhong area to Ding Wei's main battalion, and arrange at least two main battalions to come and support the situation.