I fought guerrilla warfare in the Yimeng Mountains during the Anti-Japanese War

Shen Honglie has been a little excited recently. He wiped out a regiment in one battle, which fully demonstrated the advantages of the tunnels. No, the tunnels have to continue to expand. If they want to continue to expand, they cannot do without explosives and cement. There is no shortage of explosives, but there is not enough cement. Yishui City has fallen, and the cement factory belongs to the Japanese. It's difficult! Without cement pillars for support, it is difficult to defend against heavy artillery attacks by digging pits alone. No, Yishui City must be taken back. Don't I have an elite company? Go to scout first and try to take it down if I can.

In the afternoon, a platoon of elites dressed in ordinary people's clothes, rode horses with a radio and headed straight for Yishui. Shen Honglie asked the communicator to contact Mengshan and ask if they were interested in attacking Yishui together. He needed cement, and Mengshan must need it too.

Chen Feng received the message from Shen Honglie and realized that this guy saw the benefits of the tunnels and probably wanted to transform Menglianggu into a fortress. This is a big project! He has big ambitions!

"Call the New Fourth Division back and find out the situation of the garrison in Yishui tonight. Please forward it to Mengshan and formulate a joint surprise attack plan."

That night, the platoon that went to Yishui to gather information sent a telegram saying that there were no Japanese devils, no puppet troops, and no troops stationed in Yishui City.

Shen Honglie was overjoyed. The 114th Division captured Yishui and fled. The Japanese must not have had time to mobilize troops, so he immediately issued an order to separate a battalion from the cavalry regiment and select elites from various units to form a transport battalion. The two battalions rode horses and drove cars to quickly station in Yishui, not for occupation, but for cement. They had to ensure that ten tons of cement were brought back every day, five tons for themselves and five tons for Mengshan. If they needed money, they would give money, and if they needed people, they would find a way.

After arranging everything, Shen Honglie telegraphed Mengshan, telling him that there was no need to send troops and he should just wait to collect the cement.

After solving the cement problem, Shen Honglie's New Fourth Division launched a vigorous training. He knew too well the power of special operations, and all members must be special operations personnel. With a company of elites leading the training, even if the requirements could not be met, at least the marksmanship could be generally improved.

The four regiments took turns training, with one regiment selected every day to build tunnels, and the rest all began a month of hellish training to prepare for a rainy day. Future battles might become more and more brutal. Shen Honglie understood that if he wanted to make progress behind enemy lines, he could not always be protected under the wings of others.

The troops on Mount Meng were not idle either. Since the Numata Division was wiped out, the Japanese had completely disappeared. Winter was coming soon, and the Battle of Wuhan was still in a tense state. The Japanese army should not launch a large-scale attack before the New Year. Chen Feng gave training tasks to each unit and formulated a winter combat plan. No Japanese or puppet troops were allowed to appear within a hundred miles of Mount Meng. If the task was accomplished, this range would continue to expand.

Domineering! The team members all thought that this order was too domineering, but they all felt great, so they fought. The troops were not dispatched, but teams of spies were sent out first, and combined with the hidden personnel in various counties outside, they prepared to conduct a large investigation within a radius of 100 miles.

When everyone was busy, Chen Feng had some free time. He took Li Yunyan and Song Zihan to wander around the mountains and hunt rabbits all day. Since he learned that he was rewarded with 300,000 oceans by Chongqing, Chen Feng decided to take care of the communication team sent by Chongqing. He asked the two what they wanted to do most, and their ideas were surprisingly the same: hunting.

For the sake of the three hundred thousand oceans, the request had to be met, so Chen Feng transformed himself into a professional hunter and took the two beauties with him to active in the Mengshan Mountains. In this era, there were still a lot of prey in the mountains, and the most common ones suitable for consumption were wild boars, elks, rabbits and pheasants.

After wandering around the Mengshan Mountains for a whole morning, the three of them had some gains. Although they didn't encounter any large prey, they still killed two rabbits and a pheasant. Chen Feng was well prepared and ready to serve. When it was almost noon, he asked Ermei to find some dry firewood while he found a pond and gutted the prey.

In less than an hour, two spicy rabbits and one spicy pheasant were roasted. The three of them sat around a big rock and started their picnic. The freshly roasted rabbits and pheasants smelled delicious and tasted even more spicy and satisfying. The two praised Chen Feng's cooking skills and joked with each other while eating with their mouths full of oil.

After a short break after dinner, they started looking for prey again. The two were obviously very excited and felt that hunting rabbits was more fun than hunting Japanese invaders. Chen Feng was also surprised to find that Song Zihan was not as simple as she seemed. She had good marksmanship, strong vigilance, and extraordinary physical strength. If she was from the two systems, Chen Feng would not be surprised, but this was a delicate young lady! I really don't know how she learned it.

At four o'clock in the afternoon, after shooting three more hares, the three of them set out on their return journey. As soon as they arrived at Mengshan, they ran into the messenger who had been waiting for a long time:

"Captain, this is an urgent telegram from the Fifth War Zone, forwarded from Chongqing."

Chen Feng took the telegram. It was the first time he saw a telegram with more than ten pages. The Japanese army launched a surprise attack on Daya Bay, but failed. They lost more than they gained. As expected, the Japanese couldn't help it and wanted to cut off the supply line of the National Government.

On November 1938, 11, which was one month and six days later than in history, Chen Feng had already reminded Li Zongren when he reminded Jiujiang and Ma'an fortresses. At that time, the senior leaders in Chongqing attached great importance to it. While they secretly ordered He Yingqin and Yu Hanmou to attach great importance to it, they also flew to Guangdong to specifically instruct on defense matters.

The Japanese army knew that if they captured Daya Bay and broke through the Huizhou barrier, they would be able to march straight into the heart of South China.

To this end, the Japanese army drew out the 5th Division, the 18th Division, and the 104th Division of the Kwantung Army to form the 21st Army, with Lieutenant General Kanro Furujo as the commander, code-named "War Group". At the same time, it was equipped with the Fifth Fleet (including the aircraft carriers "Kaga", "Soryu", "Chitose" and "Ryujo", etc.), the Army Air Force and part of the Navy Air Force, more than 500 ships and wooden boats, 200 aircraft, and a total of more than 7 troops, secretly assembled on Magong Island, Penghu.

On November 1938, 11, the "Polish Army Group" began to attack Huizhou Daya Bay by boat.

In the early morning of November 1938, 11, the Japanese army gathered more than 18 superior troops and landed on several coastal beaches in Daya Bay by small boats, officially igniting the war in the South China battlefield.

The 12th Army was loose on the outside but tight on the inside, and the spy response gave the Japanese army great confidence. When Japanese warships appeared in the Daya Bay waters in the afternoon, the national army had made comprehensive preparations. Taking advantage of darkness, they set up a large number of minefields on the seven or eight kilometer-long beach from Ma Yong, five kilometers east of Aotouwei, to Guimi Yong, west of Xia Yong. Yu Hanmou personally mobilized troops, and a large number of light and heavy machine guns entered the hundreds of reinforced concrete bunkers along the Aodan Highway.

At three o'clock in the morning, the large Japanese army successfully landed on the beach and advanced deep into the enemy territory after successfully assembling. However, they detonated a minefield after advancing only a few hundred meters.

boom! boom! boom!

Huge flames appeared on the entire seven or eight kilometer beach, and the earthquake could be felt on the ships several kilometers away.