Rebirth of the National Marshal

For the United States and Germany, an armored unit is nothing. There are many armored units in their armies, especially the Americans. It can be said that there is an armored regiment in every infantry division. But for the Japanese, such armored units are very valuable. Because they have no resources in the country, it costs too much money to build an armored unit. The Japanese need money and steel everywhere, so they are extremely cautious when building armored units.

The Central China Expeditionary Force currently has more than 100,000 people, but is only equipped with less than 60 tanks. Commander Matsui will definitely not let these tanks take risks unless it is absolutely necessary. If there are only the Central Army in front of them, these tanks will definitely be able to perform meritorious services, but if there are security corps in front of them, then it is better not to go out. The security corps basically does not need to use any heavy weapons. They can just replace their bullets with armor-piercing bullets to destroy the tanks.

During the Battle of North China, the Japanese devils sent out their tank brigade, but they were beaten so badly by the soldiers of the Security Corps that they were lost.

At that time, they did not expect that an army like the Security Corps would have armor-piercing bullets. You know, in this world, except for the Germans who were equipped with some armor-piercing bullets, even the Americans were not equipped with them. They did not expect that they would appear in the Security Corps.

If those armor-piercing bullets really hit the Sherman tank, they would basically have no effect. However, if they were loaded onto the Japanese Type 90 tank, they would be of great use. This tank, which Mao Yuanshan called "little bean", has no protective capabilities at all.

Of course, it cannot be said that there is no protection at all. At least there is no problem when facing infantry.

A tank is supposed to be built to break through the enemy's defenses, not to perform similar tasks. The Japanese really took saving to the extreme, making sure that unused parts of the tank were not used and parts that could be dismantled were dismantled, saving a lot of steel. But in this way, you turned the tank into a monster.

It is said to be a tank, but its armor capability is not good at all. Not to mention a head-on collision with the enemy's tanks, it cannot even withstand slightly larger caliber artillery. It is said to be not a tank, but its appearance is similar to a tank. The Japanese also know what their situation is. When they were manufacturing this tank, the people in the military factory said that the enemies they are facing are mainly the Chinese, and they can't do anything about such things in their country, and they don't have such weapons at all.

If the pace of history really goes according to their imagination, these tanks can indeed show their power in China. The tank regiment only appeared once some time ago, and it really beat the Kuomintang army and made them run everywhere.

Unfortunately, at this time, history deviated. On the battlefield were not only the original troops of the Party-State, but also Mao Yuanshan's army, and their army did not play by the rules.

"These Japs must have their heads stuck in their butts. Last time, their tanks were destroyed in front of us. We didn't expect that they would use our armor-piercing bullets this time. Let them have a good taste." The deputy squad leader said happily. He did not participate in the last battle, but he had heard the squad leader talk about it many times. This time, he would use armor-piercing bullets to blow up these rubbish tanks with his own hands.

In fact, the Japanese military leaders knew that their tanks had no protection against the security forces. But now they had no other choice. The planes would take off in less than an hour. When the tanks were transported to the battlefield, they would definitely be discovered by the planes. Instead of being blown up by the planes at that time, it would be better for them to play a role now. At least they were much stronger than the enemy infantry on the battlefield.

Ordinary Japanese soldiers rarely saw such tanks in their army. When they saw the tanks appear, they were all excited and thought that under the guidance of the tanks, there would be no problem in passing through the obstacles of the Chinese. But why didn't you use your brains? If it was really as easy as you thought, why didn't Commander Matsui send them out earlier, but waited until the last minute to take them out!

You Japanese lack steel and tanks, but when facing an important military restricted area like Luodian, losing dozens of tanks should not be a problem. It's really your fault for not having brains.

"Heroic soldiers, our tanks have appeared. Those lowly Chinese will definitely be unstoppable. Charge up with me later, follow our tanks, go straight through their defense lines and destroy this security regiment. You will become the first unit in the entire Japanese history to annihilate a security regiment. Your medals are on the way, and your families will be proud of you. Long live the 11th Division." Lieutenant General Ogasawara knew what was going on, but he still had to do what he should do. For example, now he had to boost the morale of the soldiers. After a night of fighting, so many people had died. The 11th Division could be said to have been crippled, but for the important place of Luodian, it would not matter even if all the people died.

This is also a shame for the entire 11th Division. They used to be invincible, but now there is no longer the heroic 11th Division. There are wounded soldiers everywhere, and everyone is screaming. Some are really in pain, some are scared. In short, they do not have the strongest combat effectiveness now.

Did they think the people on the tanks were not afraid? Although they did not participate in the North China Campaign, the Japanese had only a few tank units, and they had heard rumors. Moreover, some of them were in contact with the tank units in the North China Theater, so they were also afraid that the security regiment on the opposite side was equipped with armor-piercing bullets. If they were really equipped with armor-piercing bullets, they would be killed if they went up.

I don’t know when it started, but the Japanese would feel afraid when facing the security teams, and it was a fear that came from the bottom of their hearts and could not be overcome.