Spy Wars: I am the Captain of the Military Police

Nakamura Shunsuke's frown became tighter and tighter, almost blending together: "It's easy for you to say, but it's not that simple. Kazuki Seiji is not an ordinary person.

He is a lieutenant general. If the higher-ups investigate, General Yingqi will be fine, but we will be in trouble!"

At this time, Itai Yudai spoke with a calm face, looking at the smoke floating over the Kaiko Temple in the distance: "What kind of trouble can it be?!

Even if he did say something, the higher-ups will naturally find a way to deal with it. I'm just protecting the dignity of the military police and General Takazaki's face. Don't worry about these things." As he said this, Itai Yudai stepped forward and patted Shunsuke Nakamura on the shoulder. The strength of his hand seemed casual, but it carried an unquestionable attitude, and a cynical smile on his face, "You, you just worry too much."

Shunsuke Nakamura sighed helplessly.

Looking up at the ruins outside that were still filled with smoke, the broken walls were vaguely visible in the smoke.

His eyes were filled with worry and confusion, and he murmured to himself, "I hope it's as you said. But the uneasiness in my heart is getting stronger and stronger, and I always feel that this matter will not end so easily. I'm afraid the days ahead will be difficult..."

Nakagawa Ken put out his cigarette, stretched his body vigorously, his joints made a "crackling" sound, and laughed and said: "Nakamura-kun, you are just too cautious! Take it one step at a time, maybe when you wake up tomorrow, the sun will rise as usual, and nothing will happen."

After saying that, he hummed a Japanese tune, stood up, and walked with a relaxed pace to check how the military police were doing. He had a great time commanding the bombardment of Haiguang Temple this time. In all his long years in China, he had never experienced such a hearty killing spree as today.

The relaxed Ken Nakagawa looked so relaxed and comfortable.

Shunsuke Nakamura looked at the ruins, his eyes full of worry.

In fact, what really worried him was not the bombing of the garrison headquarters and the capture of Kiyoshi Kozuki, but what really worried him was!

In fact, the Military Police Headquarters was not bombed by others, but was self-destructed by themselves at the instigation of Itai Yudai!

A Type 2 tank was also destroyed!

If General Takazaki came back and knew the truth...

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March 1937th, 7

All Chinese troops evacuated from Tianjin city, and the Japanese garrison occupied Tianjin city.

But at this time, the garrison troops were not excited about having driven away the Chinese army and occupied the entire Tianjin.

Their lair was destroyed!

After the military police evacuated Haiguang Temple, garrison troops returned to the Haiguang Temple headquarters one after another. When they saw that Haiguang Temple had become a ruin, all the officers and soldiers had expressions of surprise and confusion on their faces.

But their confusion did not last long.

The Military Police Headquarters once again dispatched a large number of military police to begin driving out the garrison troops throughout the Japanese Concession.

But they only drove them away and did not directly attack like before.

After all the garrison troops were driven away, the military police seized this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, acted quickly, and took over the entire Japanese Concession.

They shuttled through the streets like locusts, quickly set up cold machine guns, piled up simple roadblocks filled with sandbags at various intersections, and stood ready for battle, with vigilance and ferocity in their eyes.

Teams of military police began patrolling the streets of the Japanese Concession in neat steps. They helped clean up the ruins along the way and "distributed" war supplies, that is, some food and the like to the people in the Japanese Concession. Of course, they charged a small fee.

After being driven out of the Japanese Concession, the garrison troops, under the organization of Major General Masazo Kawabe, the commander of the Garrison Army Infantry Brigade who had hurriedly arrived from Peiping, quickly found a base in another part of the city and began emergency reorganization.

He had received an urgent telegram from home informing him of severe friction between the military police and the garrison headquarters.

At the same time, the military gave him a death order that he must appease the garrison troops and the military police, leave a buffer zone between the two sides, and strictly prohibit contact between the soldiers of both sides!

When Kawabe Masamitsu received the telegram, he was completely confused and didn't know what was going on.

However, after he rushed to Tianjin from Peiping, he looked at the garrison headquarters which had become a ruin and heard reports from his subordinates and felt that he was in big trouble.

The garrison army aviation unit bombed Nankai University and even blew up the military police who were in action.

The Military Police Headquarters was suspected to have been bombed, resulting in heavy casualties! The main building of the headquarters was damaged.

The military police launched a bloody revenge. The garrison headquarters, Haikou Temple, was destroyed, garrison soldiers were killed in the explosion inside the headquarters, and more than 1,500 soldiers were killed by the military police along the way. Except for the capture of high-ranking garrison officers such as Lieutenant General Kozuki Seiji, the military police did not leave a single person alive and made full use of the method of supplementary shooting.

The garrison army tank convoy lost more than 20 tanks, and the Army Aviation lost more than 50 aircraft.

In addition, the headquarters seemed to have been robbed, weapons and ammunition in the underground warehouse were stolen, and military funds and other valuables stored in the vault in the finance office also disappeared.

Kawabe Masamitsu knew that in order to encourage the garrison troops to fight bravely, the country had allocated more than 10 million yen in wartime incentive funds to the garrison troops, as well as a considerable amount of US dollars, gold bars, oceans and other valuables.

But when Masazo Kawabe hurried to the underground warehouse and saw through the blown-open vault door that it was in a mess, and tens of millions of yen along with the boxes containing the money had disappeared, leaving only the bare concrete floor and walls, he was devastated.

He didn't have a single yen left for himself, and it was almost the end of the month. What was he going to do about the soldiers' allowances next month?

These were just a headache for Masazo Kawabe, but the things that really made him feel that things were difficult were the ones that made him feel that things were difficult.

The telegram sent to him from home indicated that the gendarmerie's retaliation might continue!

Isn't it just killing some of you and bombing your headquarters? Is it necessary to be so cruel?

Not only did they kill thousands of our soldiers and blow up our headquarters, but they also wanted to retaliate! ?

Although Masazo Kawabe was indignant, he quickly organized the garrison soldiers to leave the Japanese Concession and regroup in the direction of Tianjin Railway Station.

At this time, the garrison troops had only driven away the Chinese army. Those Chinese were still active outside the city and could launch an attack on Tianjin again at any time.

Masamitsu Kawabe had to restrain his garrison soldiers and try to stay away from the Japanese concession. He first attacked the area where the Chinese were stationed outside the Tianjin city to solve the external threat first.

As a minor major general, he had no ability to intervene in the conflict between the military police and the garrison troops, and he did not dare to get involved. . . .