Devil's Army

The team leader left four team members who knew a little Japanese to guard the door of the communication room to hide from others, and he took the other team members to another destination.

Not long after the squad leader and his men left, a second lieutenant came with a telegram from a major and prepared to ask the signalman to send it to the division commander.

The lieutenant walked while looking at the two guards in front of him.

Before he could ask a question, a guard covered his mouth from behind and cut his carotid artery and blood vessels with a dagger.

The team members threw the second lieutenant's body into the telecommunications room, tidied their clothes, and stood guard at the door.

At this time, another lieutenant came humming a little tune, unaware of the danger.

The guards exchanged a quick glance, and one of them quietly moved behind the lieutenant, moved like a ghost, covered his mouth and cut his throat with a clean and neat movement.

They dragged the lieutenant's body into the communications room. Just as they were finishing up, they heard a loud noise of footsteps. It turned out to be a patrol passing by. One of the soldiers looked at the "guard" at the door suspiciously and asked:

"Why do you look so unfamiliar?" asked the Japanese sergeant.

"Mr. Honjima is sick, and Lieutenant Sado asked me to replace him tonight." A team member responded.

"Why didn't I hear any movement in the telecommunications room?" Sergeant asked after lying at the door of the communications room and listening for a while.

The team member replied calmly:

"The signalman is debugging the equipment and will start sending messages shortly."

The patrolmen no longer doubted anything and continued to move forward.

The team members breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, they were more careful and took the identification cards of the Japanese sentry and the second lieutenant and first lieutenant to look at them, otherwise something would have happened during the patrol team's inspection.

The team leader and his men have arrived at another warehouse.

The team leader and his men took advantage of the four sentries at the door not paying attention and dealt with them.

The team leader quickly broke the lock with the butt of his gun, then left four team members behind while the rest of the team members slipped into the warehouse.

On both sides of the warehouse, there were neatly arranged Type 38 rifles and Type 99 submachine guns, with boxes of ammunition stacked in front of the guns.

The team leader asked the team members to load as many grenades and bullets as possible, and then set up the wiring to prepare to destroy the Japanese ammunition depot.

The ammunition depot was nearly an hour's walk from the exit of the military camp. If the fuse was too long, it would be easily discovered by the Japanese, and if it was too short, the team members would not have time to escape.

The team leader set the fuse time to half an hour and left four guards there to stand guard, asking them to retreat after 10 minutes and catch up with the team.

After the team leader and his men retreated, the fuse made a terrifying "hissing..." sound.

Ten minutes later, the four "guards" quickly retreated.

After the "guards" retreated, a Japanese patrol passed by the ammunition depot entrance.

What surprised them was that there was no sentry at the door of the ammunition depot?

The patrol team went to the door to check the situation, but found that the lock on the door of the ammunition depot was smashed.

They could also vaguely hear the "hiss..." sound of the burning fuse outside the door.

"Oh no!..." Before the patrol team leader could react, a series of violent explosions were heard from the ammunition depot.

The entire ammunition depot, several hundred meters around it, was engulfed in flames and smoke.

Seeing the Japanese soldiers in front running towards the ammunition depot, the team leader turned around with his team members and ran towards the ammunition depot at a slow pace.

When the Japanese troops passed by him, he immediately led his team members to quicken their pace and walked towards the gate of the military camp.