Rebirth of the National Marshal

How do you guys in the security group fight? Why don't you have any tricks? Just push the ammunition forward. Too much ammunition hits the ground. No matter how we advance, there will always be casualties!

The 11th Division's training was different from that of other Japanese devils. For example, when they crawled forward, other Japanese divisions would never do such a thing. In their opinion, if the attack speed was too slow, and if the enemy's firepower was strong, it would be impossible to kill them. Facts proved that others were wrong. Although Lieutenant General Ogasawara's method was a bit stupid, it at least maintained a certain amount of pressure.

In front of the position of the 110st Security Regiment, there are more than 1000 Japanese soldiers attacking. Half an hour has passed since the beginning. About vehicles of ammunition have been used to kill more than of them. The remaining are still advancing slowly. The nearest position of the Security Regiment is no more than meters away. It can be said that in a while, they will stand up and charge.

Zhang Dashan was very clear about the strengths and weaknesses of himself and the enemy. As long as the enemy rushed into the position, it would mean the end of the place. Even though his troops were fighting well now, if they really rushed in, his army would not be able to defeat the Japanese in this bloody battle. Although they had received some bayonet training, they were still more accustomed to the method of using ammunition to push forward.

When Zhang Dashan was afraid, the Japanese devils were also afraid. Lieutenant General Ogasawara looked at the Japanese soldiers who kept falling down in front of him, and he was also scared. What kind of army is this? I know my own army. Their combat power is very strong among all the divisions in Japan, but now they can't get within 50 meters.

"How much artillery fire do we have left? They must be prepared. As long as our infantry enters the range of 50 meters, we must do everything we can to fire these shells." Lieutenant General Ogasawara was also making a desperate attempt. He knew very well that as long as they entered the range of 50 meters, the Japanese devils could quickly rush into the enemy's trenches. He had great confidence in his army's bayonet fighting ability. Although they were not as good as the security regiment in terms of weapons and ammunition, the security regiment should not be their opponent in this kind of hand-to-hand combat.

"Please rest assured, Your Excellency the Division Commander. We have concentrated all the artillery of the mixed brigade. As long as our troops rush over, we can immediately deal the final blow to the enemy." The artillery regiment could basically no longer be relied upon. That artillery regiment had been torn to pieces by the artillery of the security regiment. However, there were still some artillery pieces hidden among the soldiers. Although the number was very small, they could still bring certain support to the front line.

Vice Admiral Ogasawara nodded. This was probably the best news they could have heard. The Air Force could not be relied upon. The Navy Aviation had dispatched only a few fighter jets, but less than half of them returned in the end. Now no matter who went to talk to the Navy, even if Prince Higashinaka Naruhiko went there in person, the Navy would not send a single plane.

How did the Chahar Air Force develop? The Imperial Air Force also went through many years to develop into what it is now. The Chahar Air Force has only been developed for more than a year, but it is already able to beat the Soviet Union and our Empire's Air Force.

It was incredible. In addition to their more advanced aircraft, the pilots were also very skilled. The naval aviation had always looked down on the air force, but why did the naval aviation also fail in front of the Chahar Air Force? This was really puzzling.

But at the same time, Lieutenant General Ogasawara also felt a sense of sadness. When did the army of our Great Japanese Empire launch an attack only at night? Because only at night would the enemy's planes not take off. If it were daytime, there would be no way to organize an effective offensive under the bombing of enemy planes. Your army had just gathered, and the enemy's planes came over, and a large bomb blew these people into pieces.

Everything will be completely different once you encounter these people from Chahar.

"Sir, you'd better move down a bit. The enemy's firepower is too strong, and we are too close to the front line. If we are injured by a stray bullet..." Lieutenant General Ogasawara is only 1 meters tall, which is considered acceptable among the Japanese, but among the Chinese, he is definitely a dwarf. At this moment, this guy has to step on two ammunition boxes to cross the trench and see clearly in front of him with a telescope.

Lieutenant General Ogasawara waved his hands. He knew very well that it was very dangerous at this moment, but he was very nervous at the moment. If they could not break through this line of defense and enter the Luodian area, the Chinese planes would definitely visit them at dawn. At that time, it would be a dream to want to keep the offensive force intact. Others might not know the situation of the Japanese Air Force, but he knew it very well.

The Japanese Air Force had only one flying division in the Central China Expeditionary Force. On the surface, it was a flying division, but in fact it only had about 3/4 of the troops, with about combat aircraft. Since the arrival of Chahar's Air Force, more than half of them have been lost. The remaining aircraft must defend some key areas. If they launch an attack rashly, they will most likely be wiped out. The naval aviation force still has more than aircraft, but with such a situation happening, it is like a dream for them to dispatch aircraft for support.

Therefore, if you want to capture the Luodian area, you must do so when the enemy's air force cannot take off. If the air force can take off, there is no possibility at all.

"Immediately order another infantry battalion to go up. Never let the attack come to a standstill. Tell them that as long as they rush into the range of 50 meters, they can rush into the trenches immediately without orders." Lieutenant General Ogasawara gave orders while looking at the situation in front. Although the staff knew that such a tactic of adding fuel to the fire was the most undesirable, there was no other way now.

The space for them to attack is so small that they can only send out battalions at a time. This is just to train the Chinese people's machine guns, but it has no substantial effect.

These staff officers thought the same as Lieutenant General Ogasawara: when did we Japanese have so few choices?