Anti-Japanese War, weapons designer at Fengtian Arsenal

The Japanese attacking troops were bombarded by mortars all the way and were already a little confused. Later, the Punishment Army took the initiative to block the smoke on the way up the mountain, and the Japanese could no longer tell the directions.

At this time, a group of Japanese soldiers were in the smoke, one pulling another's belt, squatting on the ground, looking very confused. In order to avoid mortar fire, several teams of attacking personnel had scattered. When a Japanese sergeant shouted to gather everyone together, the smoke had already risen and no one could recognize the direction. They couldn't even find their superiors. Even the 17 Japanese soldiers here were formed into three different teams.

The Japanese sergeant was walking in the front, holding a bag of explosives in his left hand and a Nambu 14 pistol in his right hand. As for his rifle, no one knew where he had thrown it.

Behind the Japanese sergeant was a light machine gunner. He grabbed the sergeant's belt with one hand and carried the light machine gun on his shoulder with the other hand. He shouted in a very loud voice: "No, let's retreat. How can we attack when we can't even tell where we are?"

The Japanese sergeant adjusted his gas mask and replied in a muffled voice: "You can tell! Going up is the enemy's high ground! Be brave, don't think about retreating. There is smoke everywhere now, and the enemy's machine guns and artillery can't see us. If we don't make good use of this opportunity, I'm afraid we will never be able to get up there in our lifetime!"

The Japanese machine gunner was a little uneasy. The visibility in the smoke was less than two meters. It was horrifying for him to move forward without knowing the way forward.

The light machine gunner swallowed and suppressed his fear, but suddenly he heard a scream coming from the smoke in the distance. He immediately grabbed the belt of the sergeant in front of him and pulled it.

"Enemy! There are enemies on the left!"

This group of centipede-like Japanese soldiers stopped immediately, all raised their guns and faced to the left, but the left side was full of thick white smoke and they could not see anything. Moreover, the battlefield was full of gunfire and artillery fire. They wondered if this guy had heard it wrong?

"Private First Class Ito Koji, did you hear me wrong?"

The Japanese sergeant's face was full of suspicion. You couldn't see anything here, and there were gunshots everywhere. How did he find out there were people?

Koji Ito took the light machine gun off his shoulder and pointed the muzzle at the thick fog on the left.

"No! There's something! Something is coming towards us! Aa ...

Ta-ta-ta-ta!

Ito Koji suddenly opened fire, scaring the other Japanese soldiers. The Japanese sergeant was shocked and turned around to grab the light machine gun.

"Bakayalu! Are you crazy? There are our comrades over there! You will hit them! Stop now! Stop now, okay?"

As the Japanese sergeant moved, he heard a tearing sound and the sound of something being smashed, and the machine gunner stopped shooting.

"what?!"

Suddenly, there was a loud noise behind the Japanese sergeant, as if a giant bear had rushed into their team. Before he could do anything, he suddenly felt a pain in his chest. Something split his chest, broke his bones and embedded itself in his lungs.

He yelled and exhaled the last breath in his lungs. Then he felt a pain in his stomach and flew out, as if he was hit by a mad bull. He flew four or five meters and hit the ground like a dead dog.

In the last few seconds of his life, he saw a figure moving quickly in the white smoke. The 16 soldiers behind him let out a wail, and within a few seconds they all fell down.

The Japanese sergeant coughed up a mouthful of blood, his eyes widened. The figure in the thick fog slowly walked towards him, holding an axe in his right hand and a bunch of heads in his left hand.

The other person walked up to him, pulled off his gas mask, put his mouth close to his ear and whispered: "If it's not closed, does it mean it's open?"

The Japanese sergeant didn't know what the other party said, and hung up with a "click".

Li Jianfeng shook off the blood on the axe. He grabbed a handful of gas masks in his left hand. He stuffed them into the backpack on his back and rushed towards the next group of Japanese soldiers.

The 30 special forces soldiers fought alone, using the advantage of one-way smoke, and each of them could kill a 13-man Japanese squad in seconds. However, for the sake of efficiency, they would not go crazy like Li Jianfeng and use axes to chop people. Most of them used light machine guns to get within 20 meters of the Japanese and shoot, trying to prevent the Japanese from even having a chance to lie down and hide. With just over 30 people, they prevented the Japanese attacking forces from getting close to the high ground.

Many Japanese soldiers were killed, and they didn't know which way was which. They rushed around and ran out of the smoke, and no one knew where they went. This poisonous smoke attack by the Japanese soldiers left more than 400 corpses and ended in vain.

Seeing that there were many weapons left behind by the Japanese in the smoke, Li Jianfeng asked snipers who also had thermal vision to clean up the battlefield, mainly to collect gas masks. With the addition of these gas masks, many more soldiers of the Punishment Army could join the battlefield.

The Japanese attack on the Punishment Army's highland troops was thwarted, but the troops crossing the river made a breakthrough.

The Japanese's six Type 6 mountain cannons were very powerful. They kept firing, and all the mortars that could be hit by direct fire were destroyed. Many heavy machine gun positions were also blown up by direct artillery fire. The Japanese actually suppressed the enemy despite being besieged by an enemy that outnumbered them several times.

As a last resort, the Punishment Army mobilized 105mm heavy artillery and used the few shells to attack the Japanese's six Type 6 mountain cannons.

However, since the Japanese artillery was hidden in the preset positions of the Northeast Army, and the Punishment Army had no "eyes" on the other side and could not report the location accurately, they only destroyed two artillery pieces after fighting for a long time.

The Punitive Army fired artillery from across the river again. Ono Ikki, who was in remote command, immediately ordered the troops crossing the river to charge and join forces with the Northeastern Army, making the enemy afraid to fire artillery.

It was not difficult to do this. A lot of the Northeast Army's direct firepower was knocked out by the Japanese artillery, and the Japanese also gained the upper hand in trench fire. The Northeast Army was suppressed and could not raise its head.

Moreover, after fighting for such a long time, the Japanese also discovered that the left and right wing positions of the Northeast Army should be elite, and they fought back very resolutely. Although the troops on the front position were numerous, they were very weak. The Japanese immediately chose the front as the target of breakthrough!

The Japanese attacked with three tanks and four armored vehicles as the vanguard. When the Northeast Army soldiers saw the Japanese iron shells coming, they immediately concentrated their fire on them. However, the Northeast Army did not have effective anti-armor weapons and was bombarded by the Japanese tanks. The armored vehicles also kept firing, and soon a hole was torn in the Northeast Army's front position.

The Japanese soldiers followed closely behind, rushed into the trenches and fought hand-to-hand with the Northeast Army soldiers. During this process, no one knew who shouted, "We've lost! Run for your lives!"

Then the defeat of one person turned into the defeat of a trench, and the defeat of a trench turned into the defeat of the entire position. The Japanese easily occupied the central position of the Northeast Army.