Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

Wen Jue looked at the soldiers standing guard outside the window, his heart filled with pity.

No one knows how many of these young soldiers will be able to return to Yangon safely.

Not long after, news of the Burmese army's increased reconnaissance efforts reached Wu Er.

After a moment's thought, he realized that a new round of battle was about to begin.

In the previous battle, most of the results achieved were due to artillery attacks.

In fact, we only sent out one group.

In the past few days, the Second and Third Regiments have complained to him several times. They are very worried that the Burmese army will escape and that the war will end before they even fire a shot.

Wu Er stared at the map, and the importance of Yecheng was clear at a glance.

It borders the sea to the east and mountains to the west, and Jerusalem is located right between the two.

Today, Jerusalem has been built into an indestructible war fortress, with new bunkers being completed every moment.

In truth, there really isn't a whole lot to direct in this battle.

Under this special terrain, it was a face-to-face, real and fierce collision, with no room for detours or interludes.

The next morning, instead of choosing to attack in the dark of night, Jue Wen was determined to have a head-on confrontation with the enemy. He urgently needed to know whether the true strength of the Dan Lao armed forces was as strong as he had guessed.

Early in the morning, just after the troops had finished their breakfast, a shrill alarm suddenly sounded from the front line.

The originally quiet town was instantly plunged into commotion. Soldiers from various companies quickly gathered and entered their respective positions in an orderly manner according to the predetermined plan.

At the same time, a large number of artillery positions in the rear began to remove their gun covers, and shells in the ammunition depot were continuously transported to the gun positions.

Every soldier knows clearly his or her tasks and responsibilities, thanks to the long-term intensive training and careful guidance given to them by the base members.

These members of the base were ruthless when training the soldiers, and could even be said to have trained them to death. But even though the soldiers complained bitterly, they did not dare to complain at all.

Because every company commander personally participates in every training and completes the task faster and better, these soldiers are far behind in both fighting skills and shooting accuracy.

Under the leadership of the company commanders, even if the soldiers felt exhausted, they had no choice but to complete the tasks.

After all, they could neither win an argument nor a fight with the company commander, and being whipped by the company commander every day had become commonplace.

In addition, thanks to sufficient logistical supplies, the soldiers' exercise effects are very significant under the conditions of adequate nutrition.

At this time, the Burmese army's five artillery pieces launched two rounds of artillery fire, and then a large number of personnel rushed forward without hesitation.

The commander of a regiment stood at the front line, looking at the charging Burmese army from afar, and couldn't help but sigh in his heart: "The other side is simply seeking its own death!"

This is no longer the era of using cold weapons in combat. How could he have imagined that there would be someone who would be so reckless as to charge forward?

And where he was located was exactly the outer city of Ye City. He could rely on the buildings in the outer city and the newly built bunkers to have a clear grasp of the shooting field.

The regiment commander ignored the guards around him who kept telling him that it was too dangerous here and to go back to the back to command.

Haha, dangerous? The leader sneered inwardly.

If the commander-in-chief had not warned him not to behave too inhumanly, he would have even charged into the enemy camp with a machete in hand, going in and out seven times and killing everyone indiscriminately.

When the enemy soldiers charged to within a hundred meters, the attack horn suddenly sounded.

In an instant, all the soldiers focused their attention on the target, pulled the trigger and started shooting.

The company commanders stationed in the positions below each held their firing positions. Their marksmanship was as if divine, and each bullet was extremely accurate. It was simply not satisfying to kill one enemy with one shot.

There was even a company commander who hugged the heavy machine gun directly, as if he was holding a submachine gun, and fired wildly.

The heavy machine gun was as steady as a rock in their hands, and could be easily controlled like a wooden stick.

The soldiers in charge of supplying ammunition were stunned, as if they saw the guardian god of war in Buddhism descend to the earth.

However, the brave performance of these company commanders made the regiment commander unable to bear it any longer.

He immediately sent people to stop their behavior. If they were not stopped, these people would probably rush out of the shelter and engage in close combat with the enemy.