Rebirth of the National Marshal

Because Colonel Fujino knew that their troops lacked heavy weapons. Of course, the so-called heavy weapons of the Japanese devils were things like the Type 92 infantry gun, which had long been eliminated in the security corps. Their point of view was similar to that of the Central Army of China. They were all armies of poor countries. Don't look at the Japanese devils who always claim that they are a world power. In fact, in terms of military armament, they are only at the level of a second-rate country.

When training the troops, Colonel Fujino often told them that we have no heavy weapons, so we must develop the ability to charge without artillery preparation. To put it bluntly, we must not be afraid of death. If artillery is prepared, the enemy's position will suffer heavy losses.

There is no artillery preparation now, which means that the enemy's fortifications are all complete. If they rush forward at this time, the losses will certainly be very large. Therefore, Colonel Yeteng trained them not to worry about the death of their comrades around them. All you have to do is concentrate all your strength and quickly rush to the enemy's position.

At the beginning, Ye Teng Da Zuo was also very distressed about the loss of the entire army, but as the battle progressed, the loss of soldiers became more and more serious, so there was nothing to feel bad about at this time. As long as this number was reported, the higher-ups would immediately conduct conscription in Taiwan and then send them to him. At this time, he also tasted the sweetness. Anyway, the dead were all Taiwanese soldiers. No matter how many people died, no one from the higher-ups would investigate. If you dare to use Japanese soldiers in this way, the higher-ups would probably invite you to the gendarmerie for tea. However, for these Taiwanese soldiers, it is estimated that everyone from the headquarters to himself had the same idea. As long as they could take down the position, who cares how many people died? There were plenty of people in Taiwan.

Charging directly without any cover of heavy weapons is irresponsible for the lives of soldiers. However, Colonel Nodo also argued that this is the best place to witness our Bushido spirit. Shouldn't we obey orders for the sake of His Majesty the Emperor?

Originally, no matter how serious the losses were before, as long as we use the tactic of sending all the troops forward, the Chinese army on the opposite side will surely collapse. As long as we get close to them, the psychological quality of these Chinese soldiers is not very good, and they will start to run away immediately. At that time, we will occupy their positions in one go. So many of us have died now, and we will kill you all then.

We have done this kind of thing many times, especially in the Battle of Shanghai. The battle just now was just an accident. Now we are going to rush to your position and kill all the troops that just bombed us.

"Colonel, the enemy's armored forces are rushing up, and there are an unknown number of infantry behind them." The soldiers of the Security Corps will never passively defend. As long as they still have the ability to attack, they will attack on all fronts, especially when there are armored forces. The armored forces from top to bottom all adhere to Sun Liren's approach. As long as I have one breath left, I will drive a tank to crush your head. Therefore, when they are fighting, they never know how to retreat. They all attack forward, attack and attack again.

An armored company consisting of ten Tiger tanks and eighteen Sherman tanks was rushing towards the position of the Yeteng Detachment. The Yeteng Detachment did not have many anti-tank weapons or even grenades, so it would not be able to organize a suicide squad even if it wanted to.

The soldier who was reporting to the detachment leader had just finished speaking when a large-caliber bullet blew off half of his head. The detachment leader was shocked to see a headless corpse standing in front of him. The soldier's body and face were covered with blood and brain matter. The enemy came up like this, shouldn't we attack? How come he became the attacking party?

The transition from offense to defense was really too fast. Even their captain didn't even turn his head, let alone the soldiers under him.

Because the Nodoka Detachment had not built any defensive fortifications, they did not need to use their main guns when the tanks drove over. They could easily destroy their firepower points one after another with some heavy machine guns on the tanks. To put it nicely, they were firepower points, and to put it bluntly, they were just a collection of three or two soldiers.

In modern TV dramas, many people can see that no matter the Japanese devils are on the move or in battle, they all have bayonets on their Type 38 rifles. In fact, in real battles, their bayonets are not on their guns. This is a misunderstanding in TV dramas, but there is one thing that is true. The squad leader has a bayonet, and it is welded on it, with a Japanese flag on it. This is so that if something like this happens during the war, all the soldiers will know who to follow. As long as the squad leader stands up, the others will follow him.

This was also a very obvious sign of their squad leader's organization. In the middle and late stages of the war, our soldiers also understood this situation, so the long-range snipers would first deal with those who were waving the national flag.

A standard squad of Japanese devils consists of more than a dozen people, but now there are only three or four people gathered around their squad leader, which is still a relatively good squad.

Those team leaders who couldn't stand up probably had their entire team doomed. Even now, the heavy machine guns on the tanks were still reaping their lives.

Behind the tanks, the heavy machine guns on the jeeps were shooting at the corpses. No one could guarantee that all of them were dead. If one or two of you who were not dead stood up and hit us, we would not be able to bear it.

We don't have the same awareness as you to sacrifice ourselves for His Majesty the Emperor. We are fighting for the liberation of our country, but at the same time we must protect our own lives. As long as we have the green mountains, we will have a chance to survive. This is what my commander-in-chief told us.

Porcelain cannot fight with tiles. This is what the soldiers of the security group often say. It is also what their commander-in-chief told them. The Japanese are nothing. We are human beings. Can human beings and things be of the same price? When you are cleaning up the bodies, don't get too close. This can reduce the loss of our entire team by about 10%. First, use heavy machine guns to shoot them, and then throw grenades as hard as you can. You can pass by only when no one stands up.