Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

On the front line, the Burmese army suffered heavy losses, with numerous casualties.

Most of the enemy's casualties were the result of battles fought by these dozen company commanders in a short period of time.

The soldiers nearby witnessed the heroic and fearless performance of their company commanders. They were all excited and their blood was boiling. The fear and tension in their hearts disappeared in an instant.

They perfectly applied the skills and tactics they had trained in their daily lives to this fierce battle.

Wu Er stood in the back, concentrating on reading the battle reports that kept coming in, then turned to the messenger beside him and gave an order: "Convey the order immediately, the second and third regiments advance from both wings and implement a double-team!"

After receiving the order, the messenger rushed to the phone and conveyed the order without hesitation.

In fact, Wu Er made this decision considering team unity.

Seeing that the war situation continued to develop in this way, if the second and third regiments were not sent into battle, the Burmese army would be defeated directly by only one regiment.

By then, people from the second and third regiments will definitely come and harass us again.

Everyone knew that the Burmese Army had 40,000 elite troops, but no one had expected that this so-called elite force would be so vulnerable.

Today's front-line positions have almost become an easy target practice. All you have to do is aim at the enemies lying on the ground and dare not move and call out their names one by one.

The Burmese soldiers on the front line lay in panic in low places, trying their best to avoid the bullets above their heads.

They had never experienced such fierce fighting. In their minds, war was nothing more than running into the mountains to wipe out the militants.

Most of the time, they just crossed mountains and rivers on the long journey, and by the time they arrived at their destination, the local armed forces had already fled.

However, the charge scene before them filled all the soldiers with fear.

The comrades around him were hit by bullets one after another, and blood and limbs were everywhere.

Such a horrific scene made everyone feel extremely uncomfortable. They didn't even dare to raise their heads. Even though the supervisors behind them kept urging them, they turned a deaf ear to them.

"Quickly withdraw the people!"

Jue Wen, who was watching the battle from behind, shouted helplessly.

He knew that this battle would be extremely difficult and was prepared for a long attack, but he never expected it to be so difficult.

An entire brigade of troops was deployed in the battle, but they were unable to even reach the enemy's position.

As Kyaw Win's order was issued, more than a dozen artillery pieces in the rear of the Burmese army began shelling, trying to cover the troops' retreat.

The artillerymen fired a dozen or so shells sporadically.

Just as they were about to continue firing artillery shells, suddenly, a familiar whistling sound was heard in the sky.

Boom! Along with deafening noises, rapid and violent explosions rang out one after another on the Burmese artillery positions.

This sudden bombardment instantly turned the area within a hundred meters around the artillery position into a sea of fire.

Wen Jue heard the explosion and hurried out of the command tent. At a glance, the flames and thick smoke produced by the explosion in the distance were clearly visible.

His body suddenly became weak and a feeling of despair surged in his heart.

He realized that all was lost; they had lost their artillery.

As the only heavy weapon, without it, he had no idea how to destroy the enemy's bunkers.

He was extremely confused. Where did the other party get so much steel bars and cement?

To build such a large-scale defensive fortification in a short period of time, the materials required are extremely huge.

They in Myanmar cannot do it themselves, so how did the other side do it?

Perhaps his previous guess was correct.

After the fierce battle this morning, Wen Jue became more and more convinced of his inference.

Without the cover of artillery, although a large number of Burmese troops received orders to retreat, they found it difficult to evacuate safely.

They lay on the ground one by one, crawling slowly and hard towards the back.

However, this withdrawal operation, which took too long, brought huge trouble to the entire Myanmar army.