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

The second lieutenant at the guard post had led his men to William Vince's jeep. Before they could pull William out of the car, a bullet from a Type 38 rifle pierced William Vince's chest.

William spat out blood from his mouth and used his last bit of strength to push the lieutenant at the guard post.

"Walk"!

As the lieutenant turned around, another bullet hit him and hit his forehead. He fell backwards and slowly slid down against the jeep.

A group of brutal armed men rushed out, holding bayonets in their hands and shouting "Ban Cai". They did not even give the convoy a chance to surrender and started killing people.

More than ten minutes later, the battlefield became quiet. Soldiers fell in a pool of blood. Only three or five escorting soldiers escaped by hiding in the bushes.

A whistle was heard on the road, and thousands of natives came out of the woods. Once they got on the road, they began to carry things, just like ants moving house, looting all the supplies on the truck.

More than an hour later, the defenders of the British city of Pegu arrived. More than a thousand soldiers approached the road tremblingly and found that only the wreckage of a truck was left on the road. A few soldiers who had luckily escaped were swearing that it was the Japanese monkeys who did it, and they must have infiltrated from the plateau area in the east.

The team has retreated to a ravine in Mount Pegu, leaving behind layers of blocking troops on the retreat route, so there is no need to worry about the British army chasing them.

Not only the Pegu Highway, but all the roads leading to the interior were ambushed. The supplies that the British army hastily transported out were like being targeted by an army with eyes, and not even a single truckload arrived at the designated location.

The British people originally wanted to denounce these shameless "devils", but in the end they felt that it would be a loss of face for them, so they could only swallow their anger and swallow the bitter fruit.

On the third day of ambush the convoy, Lu Feihu and Wang Hanqiang met. In the middle base of the Pegu Mountains, in the dense forest, the two regiment commanders seemed to have met long-lost relatives.

"Captain Wang, thank you for your hard work!"

"Lao Lu, just call me Lao Wang. You guys have worked hard. We came here by boat, and you guys have traveled across half of China."

"How was it? Did you miss anything?"

Wang Hanqiang patted Lu Feihu on the shoulder, his excitement evident in his words.

"You came just in time. A large amount of supplies and arms were intercepted a few days ago. There is a battle going on at the port now. I estimate that the British army will not be able to hold out for a few more days. The real fierce battle will begin next."

Lu Feihu followed Wang Hanqiang into the cave and was stunned by the supplies stored in the cave. Did they rob a country? Forget about the supplies and weapons, but what the hell are those golden things? They can't be all gold! They are going to get rich!

Lu Feihu brought the captain's order, and the two Pegu regiments were quickly reorganized, with each regiment having 2,000 soldiers. Lu Feihu's second regiment guarded the Shandong Highway, and Wang Hanqiang's regiment guarded Shannan and guarded the Shanxi Highway.

On September 1941, 9, the Chinese Expeditionary Force was born. It was organized according to the "Sino-Corrupt Joint Defense of the Burma Road Agreement". The Expeditionary Force was commanded by Lieutenant General Shi Wei, Chief of Staff of the Allied China Theater, and Commander-in-Chief Luo Ying. The army was composed of the 15th, 5th, and 6th Armies, totaling 66 divisions and more than 9 people.

The British country remained arrogant and conceited. Although it suffered repeated defeats, it still maintained its gentlemanly face and was still worried about the expeditionary force's entry. It was not until the entire coastline was breached that it began to face up to itself, opened up a gap, and let the Chinese expeditionary force in.

The First and Second Regiments of Pegu were still causing trouble. After defeating the transport team, they attacked the small town, and after defeating the small town, they attacked the fortress. The Chinese were speechless. They were allowed to sneak in from the northwest highlands because of their careless defense. The sneak attack of the First and Second Regiments of Pegu forced the Chinese to burn a large amount of stockpiled supplies. These things that were originally going to benefit the Japanese were eventually burned down because of the sneak attack of the First and Second Regiments of Pegu.

Wang Hanqiang and Lu Feihu are now like two mountain kings. They have enough weapons to equip 20,000 troops. Their team is getting bigger and bigger, and they recruit people from all walks of life. There is no need to publicize their hatred for the British country. The evil Japanese devils are the next big enemy.

The war here entered a healthy development. The two Japanese warships turned around. They planned to land in Banda Aceh and force the Holy Lance Regiment to serve them completely.

On September 9, a Japanese regiment entered Banda City. They decided to split their troops into two routes and march north to south to meet up with another regiment that landed at the southern end of the island to completely eliminate all resistance from the enemy on Sumatra.

Although the Holy Spear Regiment had gained a certain reputation, they were just scum in the eyes of the Japanese army. They never thought that they would dare to resist. They rebelled against the Windmill Country in order to get rid of colonialism. If they dared to resist themselves, they would not mind a bloodbath to let them know that the Co-Prosperity Sphere in East Asia was not just a slogan.

Seeing that the landing did not encounter any resistance, the Japanese commander, Colonel Nanbu Hikota, felt much more relieved. There were not many residents in the city, but every elder in every family looked at them with hatred. They seemed not to be afraid, which made Nanbu Hikota a little embarrassed.

As expected, the soldiers began to act recklessly. They had enough food and drink, but they lacked some simple happiness. They had lived a free and easy life for a long time, so they naturally did not want to tolerate the beasts that broke the peace. Conflicts developed into disputes, and disputes turned into fights. When the gunshots rang out, everything was out of control.

The massacre began. Nanbu Yantian had a gloomy face. I have already given him face! Are you so ungrateful?

The city was engulfed in flames. At the defensive position two kilometers away, everyone was filled with indignation, especially the soldiers who had relatives in Banda City. On the one hand, they were grateful that their families had been picked up by the battalion commander, but on the other hand, they were heartbroken at those stubborn relatives who refused to change their ways.

Some people started to flee. The Japs went crazy. Once their bestiality erupted, they seemed to want to kill every life in the city.

Nanbu Yantian drew out his command sword. He wanted to lead his troops to follow these fleeing people and bring terrifying high pressure to every city and region, so that they would have no desire to resist and would submit to his command sword.

The Japanese whistle blew, and many soldiers came out from the corners of the city, some of them still wearing belts, and some of their bayonets were stained red. The commander of the Southern Brigade shouted at his men to assemble quickly.

More than an hour later, the Japanese soldiers behind the residents approached. The vanguard of the Japanese soldiers started moving, and the large force behind them followed closely. The soldiers shot at the fleeing natives with rifles, not to kill them, but to create panic.

"Beasts, they are all beasts, why are you indifferent?"

After climbing over two hillsides, this group of panicked residents were angry and were blaming the Holy Spear members who had done nothing about the permanent fortifications behind them. Ding San showed a contemptuous smile in his eyes. He chased them and beat those who refused to move forward and those who were retreating. Only reality could teach them a lesson.