Crossing North Korea, I became a US soldier, and my opponent was my grandfather.

Qiao Youzhi returned to the Lewis Regiment’s headquarters and reported on the handling of the Japanese personnel involved.

Lewis was not satisfied after hearing this: "They should just be thrown into the mountains of the Peninsula and let these bastards freeze to death."

After leaving Lewis, Qiao Youzhi went to find Guineas: "Second Lieutenant, how are you doing recently?"

"Captain George, a few days ago, I received a letter from home. In another month, I have to go back no matter what." Genis said with some sadness.

Qiao Youzhi knew what was on his mind: "What I promised you will be done soon."

"Really?" Guinness couldn't believe his ears.

Qiao Youzhi called him over and gave him some instructions.

The next day, Lewis received a report from Dortmund that a troop had appeared in the north.

Lewis was a little nervous and ordered to continue the investigation.

The next day, Dot reported that the unit was heading north and moving more slowly.

Lewis ordered Dot, Genis and Joe Youzhi to take a battalion to conduct reconnaissance and destroy the small force on the spot.

Qiao Youzhi sent a signal to Yang Yongjiang in advance, and Yang Yongjiang was ready to retreat. Before leaving, he gave Zhongben a map. Zhongben expressed his gratitude verbally, but cursed viciously in his heart: I finally got rid of you.

Nakamoto led his men to the northwest along the map markings. After walking for more than an hour, they found some wooden boxes. When they opened them, they found bullets.

Nakamoto and the Japanese were extremely surprised: Commander George really did not deceive us.

Some Japanese knelt on the ground after receiving the bullets.

Some also immediately developed hatred: Americans are not good people either, they still make us work hard for them.

Nakamoto loaded his gun and fired a shot into the air.

Some Japanese were afraid: "Nakamoto, you can't shoot at will, what if you attract the enemy?"

Nakamoto chuckled: "This is American territory, and any enemies here are also American troops."

Onoda came forward and said, "Now that we have a gun, isn't it time to seek revenge?"

Nakamoto was in a dilemma: "For a small number of us to kill Americans is like a moth flying into a flame."

Onoda shook his head: "We can't afford to offend the Americans. I'm talking about the Chinese who bully us. I can't swallow this."

"Yes, we have to take care of them. Let's go."

After getting the bullets, the Japanese returned to their starting point with murderous intent.

All of Yang Yongjiang's men had evacuated, and even their tents were gone.

Onoda yelled crazily: "Damn it, you guys ran fast!" and fired into the air to vent his anger.

However, Nakamoto sensed a bad premonition and ordered the Japanese to hide.

The Japanese were quite excited to get the guns and were not willing to obey Nakamoto. Some even spoke rudely, especially the navy bakas: "Who do you think you are? Do you think you are in the army? Even if you are in the army, how can we, the navy, listen to you?"

Nakamoto didn't bother to argue with them and shouted to the army men, "Go away."

Not many people responded to him. They thought Nakamoto was working for George: We don’t want you to lick the Americans.

Nakamoto called out to Onoda: "Follow me now."

"Nakamoto-kun, take a break."

Nakamoto was so angry that he left on his own.

When Onoda and several other confidants saw him really leaving, they chased after him.

The rest laughed at them.

Genis held up the telescope and was about to close the net; the American army had completed the encirclement.

Qiao Youzhi also raised his binoculars and shouted, "Look over there, why is there anyone running? Bomb them with mortars."

The mortar urgently adjusted its firing range, put the shell into the barrel, and flew out with a strange cry. Onoda was blown away and broke into three pieces when he landed on the ground. The two people next to him were torn to pieces by the shell and died a quick and painful death.

Nakamoto ran the slowest. His legs were broken in the war, but his ears were extremely good. When he heard a cannonball breaking through the air, he immediately rolled to the ground. The other three just huddled together and ran madly.

Nakamoto felt sad: it had only been a few years since we last fought a war, and yet people were so stupid as to become like this.

Qiao Youzhi could see clearly through the telescope, there were clouds of blood mist, and he felt very happy.

The explosion of the shell is the attack signal.

Guenis remembered the military skills he had learned: "You, suppressive fire, you, accurate shooting, riflemen, forward."

He was on the left and Dortmund was on the right. While suppressing the enemy with firepower, the two American troops surrounded them in a pincer shape.

When the cannon sounded, the Japanese lay down, looked for cover, loaded bullets and fought back.

The Japanese aimed at the Americans and fired several shots, but the Americans were not hurt at all. The Japanese were a little desperate. They hadn't touched a gun in several years and their shooting skills were so bad. Back then, let alone this distance, people would fall down with a single gunshot at a distance of 200 to 300 meters.

Seeing the American soldiers rushing forward, the Japanese used their hand speed to pull the bolt continuously and fired all the bullets in the magazine in one breath.

As a result, the American soldiers were just frightened by the gunshot, and no one knew where the bullet flew. The American soldiers calmed themselves down, raised the big eight-bullet rifle in their hands, and fired two shots in a row. The Japanese lay on the ground with their eyes wide open, and died with their eyes open: Why can't the Americans be killed?

Some Japanese recognized the American soldiers and shouted, "What's going on? Does Chief George know?"

Other Japanese people cursed: "If we can wear the clothes of the Chinese army, the Chinese army will not change into the clothes of the American army and fight."

The Japanese thought about it and continued shooting. However, the bullets still could not hurt the American soldiers. Instead, the gunshots really scared the American soldiers.

Dozens of people died, and the Japanese wanted to figure out whether it was a problem with the bullets.

A Japanese man was aiming at a dead body of his own and was about to pull the trigger when he felt a sharp pain in his back. He looked down and saw a bayonet dripping with blood on his chest.

The Japanese behind him cursed: "You bastard, why are you hitting your own people, traitor!"

The Japanese man threw away his gun and closed his eyes in despair.

Some Japanese also realized that there was a problem with the bullets, but they still stubbornly used up all their bullets, and then charged with bayonets in hand, facing the hail of bullets from the American army.

The US military has plenty of bullets and will never take any risks. They will use bullets instead of bayonets.

The Japanese people's bloodiness was no match for the rain of bullets.

In less than an hour, the battle was over.

Genis asked Qiao Youzhi: "Major, do you want to check the bodies? Maybe there are still some alive."

Qiao Youzhi refused: "It's too dangerous to check their bodies. In this season, the weather will help us check. Let's go back and study carefully how to write a combat briefing. It will be much safer to check the bodies tomorrow."

Genis and Dortmund were very happy. It was the first time they had won such a satisfying victory since entering the peninsula. Commander George did not lie to them. We got the medal.

After receiving the report, Lewis was so excited that he couldn't sleep all night. Early the next morning, he personally led people to the scene.

The battle had just ended. Some Japanese soldiers were not killed, but most of them were injured and could not crawl after a certain distance. The temperature on the peninsula at night was lethal. Before the second half of the night, the Japanese were frozen to death.

A Japanese man had his arms half-wrapped around a tree and was frozen to the tree.

Lewis kicked the Japanese soldier several times but failed to move him. A few soldiers were not convinced and used too much force, knocking the Japanese soldier's arm off.

While checking and taking pictures, Qiao Youzhi counted the number of people and found that one person was missing. After identification, he found that Nakamoto was not there. Could this old Japanese have run away? Although he was worried, he could not say anything and could only investigate slowly later.

Nearly 200 enemies were killed. Robert's Australian reconnaissance battalion also learned about it and came to visit. The kangaroo soldiers also determined that those killed were Northern Army guerrillas, who were ragged and hungry, exactly the same as those they had encountered before.

The report was sent to the army headquarters. Lieutenant General Qi Wei said nothing and sent an investigation team first.

Qiao Youzhi was confused. Did he hear something?