Devil's Army

This time, Wen Lang seized more than 70 Type 38 rifles, two machine guns and a batch of ammunition. There were still some left after arming the miners who had just joined the army. Moreover, this time the ambush of luring the snake out of its hole and encircling and annihilating it from all sides was very successful, and no team members were killed. Only 11 team members were injured, one of whom was seriously injured.

Since the Japanese in the coal mine were completely wiped out and the captured puppet soldiers were all tied up in the coal mine, Pingjin Chuanshu in the county town did not know that a battle had taken place there. When the agreed contact time came at seven o'clock, the Diaobeishan Coal Mine had not yet called the county town. The phone at the Diaobeishan Coal Mine could not be reached.

Pingjinchuanshu realized that something might have happened again, and quickly drove to Diaobeishan Coal Mine with a small team of Japanese troops.

Pingjinchuanshu arrived at the coal mine, where the bodies of the imperial soldiers in their underwear were lying in a mess on the ground. Twenty puppet soldiers who had been stripped down to their underwear were tied up in four piles and shivered with cold. Some of the wood in the coal mine was still smoking, and the almost completed entrance to the coal mine had collapsed again.

Pingjin Chuanshu learned that this group of devil troops launched the attack at five o'clock in the morning, and guessed that the devil troops who had not slept all night should be catching up on sleep. So he immediately sent a telegram to Lieutenant Zhusheng in the county town, asking him to take Zhusheng's team and a squadron of puppet soldiers, carrying heavy weapons, to search and advance from Aozuikou to Diaobeishan Coal Mine. He himself searched and advanced towards Aozuikou.

Pingjin Chuanshu quickly arrived at Liujia Village and surrounded it. However, after searching, no suspicious people were found. Captain Pingjin did not harm the people of Liujia Village this time, and led his troops to quickly search the next village.

At this time, Captain Pingjin received a telegram from Lieutenant Zhusheng, saying that they had engaged in a battle with the Devil's troops at the entrance of Hujia Village. Captain Pingjin led his troops to Hujia Village at full speed.

It turned out that Captain Pingjin was right. Wen Lang's team got up in the middle of the night and had just fought a battle. Wen Lang took half a day off and trained again in the afternoon. At this moment, most of the team members were catching up on sleep. When Lieutenant Zhusheng's search team entered the entrance of Hujia Village, the sentry at the entrance of the village fired a warning shot in time.

The gunshots alarmed the team members in Hujia Village. They took their weapons and quickly gathered at the door of the operations room.

"This commander of Tiaobingshan County is indeed more difficult to deal with than Nakamura. He got here so quickly." Wenlang thought to himself.

"Snipers occupy the high ground, the second team guards the high ground on the hillside behind Hujia Village, and the others quickly enter the fortifications at the entrance of Hujia Village."

"Yes," everyone responded and took action quickly.

"Fox wolf." Wenlang called out to Hu Weitao.

"Here," the fox wolf, who was about to lead the team to the back of the village, responded and turned to walk towards the literary wolf.

"Your place is of utmost importance in this battle. You must defend it no matter what the cost. Otherwise, we will be surrounded by the devils in Hujia Village."

"Don't worry, Captain. Even if I'm the only one left, I won't let the Japanese cross that hill."

Wenlang smiled, patted Fox Wolf on the shoulder and said:

"Don't worry, the devils who can eat us brothers in one bite have not yet been born."

The fox-wolf saluted and quickly caught up with the squad.

The 62 miners who had just escaped from the clutches of the Japanese heard the fierce gunfire and knew that the Japanese were chasing them, and they immediately panicked. Wenlang knew that they were not trained and would not only be unable to help in the battle, but would also cause trouble, so he immediately ordered Heilang to withdraw these people to the cave first.

The four sentries at the entrance of the village took advantage of the cover of the trees in the grove at the entrance of the village, fighting and retreating alternately, and soon retreated back to Hujia Village.

"How many enemies are there?" Wenlang asked the retreating sentry dwarf wolf.

"There should be about 150 people, carrying heavy weapons."

When Captain Pingjin arrived at the entrance of Hujia Village, Lieutenant Takeo had already surrounded the entrance. After Lieutenant Takeo briefly introduced the situation, Captain Pingjin ordered Lieutenant Yoshida, who was under his command, to lead Yoshida's squad and the puppet army to occupy the high ground behind Hujia Village and outflanking the entrance of the village from there.

Lieutenant Takeo launched three charges, but they were all repelled by Wen Lang and his men. Captain Pingjin ordered the mortars to bombard. Three mortars were set up behind the infantry. The three mortar gunners took a look and picked up the shells. At this time, two LR-4 gunshots were heard, and the two gunners were called out almost at the same time and fell beside the mortar. The gunner of the last gun hurriedly stuffed the shells into the mortar barrel.

With a "bang" sound, the shell exploded in front of the Hujia Village fortifications. Although it was a test firing, two team members were still injured. The dwarf wolf on the high ground quickly fired a shot, and the gunner was also knocked down. Then the dwarf wolf made an OK gesture to the martial wolf on the high ground on the side.

The three assistant gunners quickly took over the task and picked up the shells. Then there were two "chi chi bangs" from the LR 4 and one 95. The three assistant gunners were knocked down at the same time. The mortar became a life-threatening cannon, and no one dared to approach it again.

Captain Pingjin ordered the small mountain artillery at the entrance of the village to fire. Shells continued to fall on the fortifications at the entrance of Hujia Village and nearby. The temporary fortifications did not have anti-artillery holes dug, and the casualties of the team members began to rise.

At this time, gunshots were heard from the high ground behind Hujia Village. The battle behind the village was very fierce once it started.

Wen Lang immediately ordered the third squad to retreat first, and his first squad provided cover.

Pingjin Chuanshu saw the devil troops were retreating and immediately stepped up his attack, but was beaten back by the continuous fierce gunfire and grenades of the first squad.

The first squad threw out a series of grenades and quickly retreated in a cloud of mud and gray raised by the grenade explosions.

When the mud and gray fog settled, Pingjin Chuanshu found that the devil troops in the fortifications at the entrance of Hujia Village had retreated, and immediately ordered the troops to follow up.

As soon as Wenlang's first squad finished retreating, Foxlang's second squad also began to retreat alternately.

The main force retreated, Wenlang, Foxlang and Firelang retreated while blocking the Japanese soldiers who were biting them tightly. The three of them bounced, jumped, moved, flipped and rolled. They moved flexibly. It was difficult for the Japanese to hit them. Occasionally, they were hit by two shots, but they were like indestructible cockroaches, changing positions and fighting back.

The Japanese didn't know they were wearing bulletproof vests and thought they were missed.

The accurate shooting and strange booby traps gradually distanced the Japanese from Wen Lang and his men. Then a series of grenade explosions sounded, and Wen Lang and his three men completely disappeared from the Japanese's sight.

Pingjin Chuanshu ordered the troops to search frantically over and over again in the place where Wenlang and his men last disappeared, but still found nothing.

The first head-on confrontation between Wenlang's three teams and Pingjinchuanshu after they split up came to an end.