Bright Sword: Follow Kong's fun and build the strongest military industry

However, Captain Bai saw these three strongholds on the map and frowned and said:

"Captain Kong, these strongholds are difficult to attack. Our regiment does not have barreled artillery, so it is difficult to destroy the Japanese artillery towers."

"If we rely on human lives to attack, with the strength of our regiment, it will be difficult for us to even get close to the enemy's artillery tower."

Although a lot of weapons and equipment were seized, Captain Bai was still very self-aware. If they were in the wild, the Second Independent Regiment could almost defeat a squadron of the Japanese devils by relying on the advantages of terrain and numbers.

But if they were to attack the enemy's heavily defended artillery tower, it would be like using an egg to hit a stone, and they could not afford such a losing deal.

"Captain Bai, don't worry. The mountain people have their own clever plan. Just leave the job of attacking the enemy's artillery tower to us."

When Captain Bai heard this, he felt relieved, so he sent someone back overnight to inform the political commissar and asked him to gather the people to rush to the designated destination.

The next morning, Patriarch Wang heard that the Eighth Route Army troops were demanding to fight the Japanese, so he asked the young and middle-aged men in the village to spontaneously form a transport team and take all the large trucks in their homes, hoping to contribute to the army and also indirectly hit the Japanese.

After marching for half a day, the team arrived at the first Japanese stronghold. Kong Hao showed off his skills on the spot to the new members of the Second Independent Regiment and the Special Operations Team.

Two RPG rockets directly destroyed two bunkers, burying the Japanese inside under the ruins.

After finishing it, Kong Hao exchanged 6.5 mm bullets, kilograms of bacon, five Czech light machine guns and five Type light machine guns from the system.

In addition, Kong Hao also threw a thousand dollars into the ruins, most of which were thrown around the puppet army platoon leader and the Japanese sergeant.

Kong Hao took these dollars from the Japanese bank. To be honest, there were only 500,000 dollars. Of course, he also took a lot of gold.

When he was in the arsenal, he would often take out money to subsidize the special forces' expenses, but he did not dare to take out a large amount and could only take it out slowly.

The timing is better now. The troops under 385 are in a difficult situation and funds must be very tight, so they need these dollars.

Besides, the extra money was all dug out by them, and no one would doubt its origin. At most, everyone would curse the Japanese for being so heartless and robbing us ordinary people of so much money.

Kong Hao did the same thing at the next two larger Japanese strongholds, exchanging a large number of weapons and supplies and placing them inside.

These items included: 12 Czech light machine guns, 4 Maxim heavy machine guns, 15 Type 9 light machine guns, Type heavy machine guns, rounds of various bullets, and more than grenades of various types;

In addition, there are two Japanese-made Type 90 400mm light mortars and rounds of shells, which are used to form an artillery company for the Independent Second Regiment.

The most important thing is that Kong Hao also specially exchanged for a radio, put it in an iron box and placed it in the warehouse of the stronghold, waiting to be found by the soldiers of the Second Independent Regiment.

As for whether Captain Bai can hold on, Kong Hao doesn't need to worry about it. Anyway, it's given to the Eighth Route Army, and whoever takes it can improve the combat effectiveness of the troops.

The main reason is that our troops are seriously lacking in advanced communication equipment such as military radios. Not to mention the level of the Independent Second Regiment, even the Third Military Sub-district does not have it. Having one more radio will obviously improve the strength of a unit.

With the current industrial strength of the arsenal, it will take at least several years to produce qualified radio stations.

Now that the war is imminent, radios are needed for communication. Kong Hao can only try his best to exchange some radios and hand them over to the troops as reasonably as possible.

These supplies cost a total of 173 merit points, and together with the squadron of Japanese devils eliminated last time, the total merit points earned were: 2462 points, which was a complete profit.

Kong Hao’s current merit is points, and the next level is: /.

There are quite a few of them if you count them up. If they are used to exchange for weapons and ammunition, they can indeed greatly increase the strength of several nearby troops. However, this is basically a tree without roots and water without a source, and it will not last long.

Only by opening more factories and production lines and producing various materials continuously can we achieve this goal. Even if the quantity produced is smaller and the quality is lower, it represents unlimited possibilities in the future.

But the production line is too expensive. A set of light weapons costs 2000 merits, and a mortar would be even more expensive.

If it were a tank, it would be estimated that one production line would have more than 20,000 merits. This would be a gold-devouring beast.

When Political Commissar Pei and his men arrived, they found that Commander Bai was leading the soldiers of the Second Company of the First Battalion to clean up the ruins in front of them.

I saw two bunkers in front of me. One of them was half collapsed, and one had a big hole on the front. It was already shaking and looked like it would collapse at any time.

In order to transport the supplies out as quickly as possible, more than a dozen soldiers used a relay method to transport the supplies out.

Political Commissar Pei asked curiously, "Commander, this Japanese stronghold is not simple. At the beginning of the year, the commander ordered our regiment to find a way to eliminate this stronghold."

"The first battalion tried every possible means, including sending people to sneak in, breaking through from the inside, and digging tunnels to attack, but none of them succeeded, and instead suffered many casualties."

"How could we be able to capture it so easily today? And I didn't see any wounded along the way. Isn't this a bit unbelievable?"

But Captain Bai said with a hint of meaning: "Old buddy, you may not believe it, but I don't know why we were able to take down the Japanese artillery tower so easily."

"Captain Kong and I had only been apart for half an hour when the turret in front of us was shot down. Then I led the others to move things."

"Political Commissar, let me tell you, our Second Regiment has made a fortune today."

"Look at the open space in front of you. There are two Type 92 heavy machine guns, one Maxim heavy machine gun, six Czech light machine guns and four Type 99 light machine guns. As for bullets, there are too many of them. There is no way to count them in detail."

Political Commissar Pei was very happy to see so many weapons and ammunition, but he still asked curiously:

"This is just a small enemy stronghold. It would be good if it only had half of the heavy weapons. How come there are so many more?"

After hearing this, Captain Bai said nonchalantly: "That's not good. I actually hope the more the better. They are all captured anyway."

"But we can't use so many weapons all at once. Even if we recruit soldiers temporarily, it will be too late."

"I think most of the weapons should be handed over to the military sub-districts or even the brigade headquarters. There are wars everywhere now, and we urgently need this batch of equipment to enhance the strength of our troops."

"By the way, let me tell you something. Captain Kong has already contacted the brigade commander via the radio, and the nearby troops are on their way."

"In fact, the weapons and equipment that our Second Independent Regiment received from a squadron of the Japanese invaders have basically exceeded our expectations. These weapons should be left to other troops."

At this time, two soldiers came over carrying a sack, and the second company commander who was leading them said excitedly:

"Captain, Political Commissar, we found something good."