1942, I lived on hunting

Li Hao was not even worthy of being a guerrilla fighter in terms of field combat or guerrilla warfare training. However, there were some tactics that the guerrilla fighters had never encountered, such as urban street fighting. The Eighth Route Army during this period lacked experience in attacking large cities, so they had little experience in street fighting. This type of combat was extremely cruel, and it was something that the special operations team had to avoid and always face. To fight street fighting, one had to study urban buildings first, but Li Hao was not good at this. He had no idea about the urban building structure and building distribution of this era. He could only teach the special operations team some modern CQB tactics. Li Hao had been specially trained when he was in the army, and then he tried to equip them with some street fighting weapons, and let them study them based on their limited street fighting experience. For example, C4 wall breaking, team raids indoors, arrests and rescues, etc.

Many people don't know that C-type powdered explosives were already widely used during World War II. Most of them were disguised as flour and transported behind enemy lines, and then made into bombs of various shapes for sabotage. The early models of C-type powdered explosives were made of TNT and flour, and later replaced with plastic adhesives and developed into C4. The main feature was its ease of use and safety. Li Hao could give a general introduction to the military personnel. It was not difficult, and they would soon be able to make some similar ones for the special operations team.

When it comes to experience in street fighting, the Germans and the Soviets had the most experience, followed by the Japanese and Chiang's army. However, Chiang's army suffered heavy casualties among its experienced officers and veterans, so Li Hao didn't know where to find some to pass on their experience.

Captain Li has basically adjusted the early training outline, and it depends on when all the personnel are basically present.

The instructor came back in the evening, bringing a telegraph and a telegraph operator. The radio stations, telegraphs and telegraph operators we usually talk about are the same thing, all of which are used to send and receive radio signals for the purpose of long-distance communication. In fact, the specific classification is very complicated, and there are many models. Li Hao is not a radio enthusiast and does not understand these things. Just weighing the weight of the telegraph, I am afraid it must be more than ten kilograms, and it is large in size. It is a complete burden and is not suitable for the special operations team. Li Hao plans to leave this telegraph to the intelligence officer. He will go to the system mall to look for the communication equipment of the special operations team. At least it can't be so heavy!

This radio operator was also a veteran soldier who had been through many battles. He had been promoted to platoon leader because of his military exploits. Later, because there was an urgent need for signal soldiers and he had some education, his superiors arranged for him to learn radio knowledge and become a signal soldier. He was arranged to serve as deputy captain and assist the instructor in commanding.

The instructor also conveyed the instructions of the superiors, who attached great importance to the construction and development of the special forces team and would make every effort to provide assistance. The personnel, equipment, weapons and supplies required by Captain Li and Li Hao were arriving one after another. It was required to build the framework of the special forces team as soon as possible, first solve the problem of having and not having, and then pursue better and more comprehensive development. This was an important and bold attempt, and we should not be afraid of difficulties or failures.

Captain Li was very excited. His company had never received such attention from the superiors. What a small company did required the cooperation of the entire brigade, the entire military sub-district, and even higher levels, which made him feel very pressured.

The special operations team needed too many things, and Li Hao felt that he needed to go down the mountain once, and then pretend to retrieve a batch of equipment and supplies to cover up the things he exchanged in the mall. But now that he was listed as a key protected person, he would definitely not be allowed to take risks easily, so he had to think of a good way. Li Hao thought about it for half the night and came up with a good excuse that would allow him to move without restrictions.

The next morning, Li Hao got up early, and without even bothering to wash up, he ran towards the place where the trap was set.

They trotted all the way to the place and checked the traps one by one. Li Lahu's skills were really good. He caught a rabbit in the first trap. Li Hao walked up to the rabbit and lifted it up by its ears. The rabbit was not big and was very thin. However, the system mall did not care about size and weight. As long as it was a joint hunting, it could be recycled. Li Hao could not wait to take back the space and tried to sell it to the system. The system directly gave a price of 100 points. Li Hao was very happy. It seemed that as long as he directly participated in the hunting action, he could sell the prey to the system after harvesting it.

Then he checked other traps and harvested two more rabbits, which Li Hao also sold to the system. Then Li Hao bought some rabbit meat and seasonings from the mall, spending a total of 100 points. The price difference made Li Hao very happy, and the system did not judge him to have violated any rules!

Carrying the purchased rabbit meat, Li Hao went directly to the kitchen and gave the rabbit meat to Li Lahu to make some Sichuan-style rabbit meat. When Li Lahu asked why there was no rabbit head, Li Hao was speechless. He had to say that he had a use for the rabbit head and fur, and then quickly took out the condiments such as erjingtiao, chili pepper, peppercorn, black bean sauce, and bean paste to divert his attention. Li Lahu was very happy to see so many Sichuan-style condiments and let him go.

After leaving the kitchen, Li Hao went back to the courtyard where he lived to wash up. After washing up, he was ready to find the captain and instructor to tell him that he was going down the mountain. The instructor came to find him, and Li Hao said that he had seized a batch of medicines, supplies and equipment and hid them in a village at the foot of the mountain. The hospital and the special operations team needed these things very much, and he needed the instructor to lead the team to escort him down the mountain to get them.

Taking into account the actual situation and the need for it, the instructor consulted with Captain Li and planned to first run-in this incomplete special operations team as an early adaptive training. So Captain Li decided to play the role of a machine gunner and go with them.

The entire journey took about three days and two nights. We set out after breakfast, arrived at the mountain pass in the evening to hide, then passed the blockade at night, marched to the destination to take out supplies and equipment. Then we continued to hide during the day, marched across the blockade at night, and then returned to the base.

For breakfast, there was rabbit meat provided by Li Hao. Li Lahu fried a pot of it and made an improved version of cold rabbit, adding spicy and numbness. People who ate it broke out in sweat and exclaimed that it was so delicious. Except that the rabbit meat did not taste smooth enough due to the lack of oil used, everything else was impeccable.

Each class of soldiers got a bowl of rice, and Li Hao ate a bowl with the team leader, instructor, Dong Hongjun and the new radio operator. Li Hao ate five large steamed buns made of mixed grains with rabbit meat and drank a bowl of millet soup.

After the meal, the team gathered and sorted out their equipment. They were then distributed equipment, weapons and ammunition according to the grouping agreed upon by Li Hao and Captain Instructor Li.