Rebirth of the National Marshal

It was so damn unlucky! I was counting on this signalman to report to me, but who knew that what Colonel Ye Teng pulled over was just a corpse, not a real person at all. The shrapnel of the bomb that fell just now had penetrated half of his body. Because of the angle, Colonel Ye Teng didn't even notice that now his hands were full of this guy's internal organs. It was so disgusting.

What just began was just an appetizer, the real feast was yet to come. At this time, 36 bombers in the sky formed a sequence and began to drop bombs in batches at the Japanese troops below.

Thousands of soldiers of the Yetong Detachment had not yet figured out what was happening when they were bombed so hard that they didn't know where to go. Not to mention their formation, they didn't even know where their lives were.

Since they came to the mainland, they have been fighting smoothly and have been bullying ordinary people. They are all ordinary people in Taiwan and have been oppressed there. They didn't expect that after they came to another place, they would start bullying their compatriots. Now I will let you taste the bombs from your compatriots.

The Nodoka Detachment had never seen such a scene before. At most, they had seen the firing of a dozen small-caliber artillery pieces. This kind of attack with bombs above and shells below was the first time they encountered it. Even the Japanese officers in their army had only seen such a situation in the First World War in some books, but this was the first time they had actually seen it. Of course, when they saw this situation, they basically lost their lives.

Zhang Fabai and Zhao Yuan were also dumbfounded. They had never been scared when they experienced attacks by the security corps in the past. After all, they had never seen the real situation in their impression. Today they saw the real situation. They thought to themselves that if it was their army facing the security corps, they probably would not be able to hold out for even five minutes. These Japanese devils were very powerful.

In their impressions, an army that could survive such an attack would be extremely rare. Just look at the density of the bombardment.

There were a small number of Type 100 mortars in their team, but the security regiment did not use such small-caliber mortars at all. They all used mm mortars, and the shells they fired were like rain, they just had to be thrown directly upwards.

Their artillery bombardment is called indiscriminate attack, which means that an area is demarcated and accurate bombardment is not required. Each group bombs from beginning to end according to the direction they have designated. If there are still people who can fight, that would be a miracle. Generally speaking, according to the calculations of the security team, after such a comprehensive bombing, the opponent's personnel can be reduced by at least 50%.

The Nodoka Detachment was a second-rate unit in the entire Japanese army, mainly because their soldiers were all Taiwanese, but their combat effectiveness was still very good. However, after this round of shelling, they checked and found that more than 60% of them had lost their combat effectiveness, and even the remaining 40% could not exert their full combat effectiveness.

"Colonel, we'd better retreat quickly, otherwise we might be eaten by the enemy. The enemy's armored forces have already arrived, followed by a large number of cars and jeeps, which are the vehicles unique to the security regiment. If we don't leave quickly, we will not be able to leave soon." A Japanese soldier dug Colonel Yeteng out of the pile of earth with great difficulty. Just now, this guy was not hit by shrapnel, but was buried by the dust raised by the bomb. If these soldiers had not rescued him in time, this guy might have suffocated to death.

"Asshole, look at what you look like. We are soldiers of the Empire of Japan. We came here to open up new territories for His Majesty the Emperor. How could it be so easy? Of course there will be casualties. If we do nothing, we can occupy this land. What do we soldiers do then? Gather the troops immediately and organize a suicide squad to charge forward." I didn't know what to say to him at this time. Facing the enemy's armored forces, you lacked enough anti-tank weapons and actually wanted to use soldiers carrying grenades. This was not a method often used by the Central Army. Unexpectedly, the tide turned. Now you Japanese also need to use this method.

The Japanese army was generally equipped with several anti-tank guns. Although the caliber was a little small, it was much better than having none. Unfortunately, they were raised by a stepmother. They were basically a second-rate unit among second-rate units. Japan didn't produce many anti-tank guns. They were not enough to supply those old divisions. How could they give them to a second-rate unit like you? So if you want to deal with tanks, you can only rely on the lives of the soldiers. Organizing a suicide squad is their only way.

Under the order of Colonel Noten, a suicide squad consisting of fifty soldiers was immediately assembled. Their team's mobility was quite good. At least when they received orders from above, they rarely resisted in any severe situation. This suicide squad was not forced, but all of them were voluntary. I really don't understand what these Taiwanese people are thinking. Do they really think the Japanese are your real fathers?

Here we have to say that the Japanese devils' educational skills were really amazing. The Taiwanese originally resisted their rule, but after these few decades, they can be said to have managed Taiwan in an orderly manner.

This is the case with these Taiwanese boys on the battlefield. As long as they sacrifice their lives on the front line, their parents in the rear may be able to live a good life. This is also the promise made to them by the Japanese officers. If you don’t work hard on the battlefield, your family may be punished. Of course, there are not many threatening things of this nature, and most of them are to induce them.

Tell them that if they want to become a qualified Japanese, they must serve the Emperor on the battlefield and expand territory for the Empire of Japan.

There are all kinds of people here, and everyone has their own aspirations. Others cannot be forced. The Japanese also gave these soldiers a lot of preferential treatment, but do you really think that the Japanese treat you as a family? It is simply impossible, too naive.