Snow Leopard: Building the Strongest Elite Group through Robbery

Huang Laoyao waved the machete in his hand and said, "Wherever the First Battalion of the Independent Regiment goes, we will not let go of anything belonging to the Japanese army, even if it is just a cigarette."

"Damn it." Zhou Weiguo cursed and looked at Huang Laoyao. "Don't bother with that bastard. Come to my special forces company and serve as the company commander. Also, quickly get your men to change into Japanese military uniforms. Lead the way, we're going to reinforce Xiaoziru."

"Okay." Huang Laoya responded and ran to convey the order.

Brigade Commander Wang pointed at the runaway Huang Laoyao and said, "From the sound of his words, he must be from Qianjiang area. How come he is here with you?"

During the Battle of Shanghai, two regiments of troops came from Qianjiang, but they were all destroyed.

But he was surprised to hear the accent of people from Qianjiang.

"They were all killed, and only a dozen of them were wounded. We took them with us when we evacuated." Zhou Weiguo would never admit that he had tricked them into thinking this, but if they were wounded soldiers, that would be a different matter.

During the evacuation, we couldn't even take care of those who were not injured, let alone the wounded.

Brigade Commander Wang was silent. His troops did not go to the Shanghai battlefield, but were ordered to go to the Wufu Line midway, but he had also heard about the evacuation there.

"They met good people." Brigade Commander Wang Sakata said.

A good person. Maybe so. Zhou Weiguo didn't know what to say. He clapped his hands and said, "Get ready and give Xiao Ri a stab."

This Japanese regiment belonged to the 13th Division and was a reinforcement force. They fought with the Yunnan Army for two days and suffered losses on both sides. In view of the rapid progress of the Central China Front Army, the Shanghai Expeditionary Army decided to open a gap from here.

As the commander of the corps, Tanaka was very fortunate that he was valued and trusted by his superiors.

Because there were not many Yunnan troops on the opposite side, judging from the gunfire, there were less than a brigade of troops. And I had received an order that a battalion and a squadron of artillery were coming over, and as long as they came, the aviation force would reinforce them.

He believed that he could defeat them with just one round of attack.

"Sir, our troops have arrived."

Are we there yet?

Tanaka stood up and walked out. On the road in the distance, imperial soldiers in yellow uniforms appeared. They walked on both sides of the road, and in the middle, there were tanks following them.

"Didn't they say there was only one artillery squadron? Why are the tanks coming here?" Tanaka asked in confusion.

The staff officer next to him thought for a moment and said, "Maybe the Central China Front Army was advancing too fast, so the higher-ups secretly sent more tanks."

This explanation is very reasonable. Tanaka nodded and pointed to the distance; "Let's go, we have to go and greet them, they are our heroes."

My future advancement, as well as the advancement of my colleagues, will all be assisted by this brigade. There is no loss in going to greet them.

Gao Yun raised his head from the truck and looked into the distance.

Five or six Japanese officers were walking towards this side. He looked down at the anti-aircraft machine gun on the ground that had not been installed yet and swallowed.

With just one volley of bullets from him, those five or six officers could be killed.

"Captain, we're at range now. Shall we install it?" asked the soldier next to him.

Gao Yun estimated and shook his head; "Our anti-aircraft machine guns have reached the range, but there are no other problems. Don't panic, wait until we get closer, and then we will take action."

Then they advanced forward about two hundred meters again. Gao Yun shouted and the anti-aircraft machine gun was raised and mounted on the roof of the car.

This scene made Tanaka, who came to greet them, a little confused.

That thing looks like an anti-aircraft machine gun. Why are there anti-aircraft machine guns coming here? Could it be that the enemy's air force is coming to reinforce?

No, they have air force. They have been used up long ago, it seems.

Tanaka stopped to think about this problem, but the sound of gunfire interrupted him and, incidentally, cut him and the surrounding officers in half.

With only half of his body left, he had not yet died. When he saw those soldiers suddenly hide behind the tank, he realized instantly that the battalion that came to reinforce was gone.

Their own defense line only dug the front and ignored the rear. As a result, their own regiment was also gone.

Yu Huohuo's convoy got lost on the way.

The motorcycle in front looked at the fork in the road and didn't know which direction to go. After all, the independent regiment did not advance according to the plan.

"Why did it stop?" Yu Huohuo noticed that the car stopped, opened his eyes and asked.

"Commander, our brothers don't know which direction to go." The adjutant jumped down to inquire about the situation and came back.

Yu Huohuo got out of the car and looked around, then he pointed to the road on the left; "They went this way."

The adjutant didn't understand. It didn't make any sense as to why the military commander thought the independent regiment was heading this way.

Yu Huo Huo pointed and said, "You don't know the Independent Regiment yet. Whenever that group of people encountered the Japanese army, they would be wiped out. Look at the clean faces on the ground. If they don't go here, where else can they go?"

It's not nice to say this about your subordinates. The adjutant was a little surprised. This is how the commander evaluated his most capable regiment.

This is not a typical case of plucking feathers from a passing goose.

This is too cruel.

The adjutant could not refute and could only order everyone to go to the place the military commander pointed.

Sure enough, not long after they walked away, a convoy from the Independent Regiment’s Quartermaster Department arrived.

There was no need to look, just a slight smell of the bloody smell coming from the car would let everyone know that it was definitely loaded with Japanese military uniforms, which the independent regiment was going to sell.

In the following car, there was a clanging sound of steel colliding. Those were probably the Japanese army's helmets and military canteens or something like that.

"It looks like they've gained a lot." Yu Huohuo listened to the jingling sounds, hummed with satisfaction and crossed his arms; "This time, they're going to get rich."

"Commander, this is all thanks to your good guidance."

Yu Huo Huo was not the kind of person who liked to take credit for others’ achievements. He waved his hand and smiled, “This has nothing to do with me. Zhou Weiguo was the one who gave the command. I just gave an order.”

But how on earth did this guy do it? How could he defeat the opponent in less than half an hour?

This is still the confusion in my mind.

The convoy was moving forward, and vehicles from the Quartermaster Department were coming over from time to time, and some of the vehicles were even towing artillery pieces.

Looking at the artillery passing by, Yu Huohuo signaled the driver to stop.

"General, what's wrong?" The adjutant is probably dead, and the combat troops of the independent regiment have not been found yet.

Yu Huohuo shook his head; "Didn't you notice that there's something wrong with the supplies he pulled down?"

No...something's wrong?

The adjutant looked at the passing convoy and was a little confused. What was going on? It seemed wrong.