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

What happened next was very simple. When the people of Lijia Village heard that their guerrillas had won another great victory, they crawled out of the tunnels to help clean up the battlefield. Even children of seven or eight years old followed the adults to help carry the spoils.

This situation continued until the evening. Secretary Duan even asked someone to take out some of the Japanese canned meat, and everyone had a celebratory banquet in Lijia Village.

After all, the guerrillas had won an unprecedented victory, so it was understandable that they could indulge in luxury occasionally, and it could also give some joy to the people who had suffered so much.

In fact, the troops that Matsui brought today belonged to the Japanese's mobile forces. Now they have all been killed. In the next period of time, the Japanese in these counties can only choose to shrink their forces, and the good days for the nearby guerrillas are coming.

We can take advantage of this opportunity to find ways to eliminate some of the enemy's annoying strongholds and expand the guerrillas' range of activities.

In fact, the reason we didn't think of attacking the Japanese stronghold before was that we were afraid of the mobile force of this squadron. Once our guerrillas besieged the Japanese stronghold and failed to take it down in a short period of time, the enemy's mobile force would catch up like a dog's nose, and many times our troops would have no choice but to retreat.

Now, the Japanese's troops that could be quickly mobilized are destroyed, and they have also given our troops a big gift. It now depends on the performance of the guerrillas.

Even if the Japanese transferred troops from other places, it would take a lot of time, and it would take a long time for them to familiarize themselves with the terrain. Otherwise, the new enemies would probably not even know the way, let alone maneuver quickly.

Besides, the number of Japanese soldiers is fixed, and transferring a squadron from other places will also reduce the pressure on other brother units.

At least they have so many weapons and equipment. Even if the Japanese send another squadron over, the county brigade will not be afraid.

The next morning, Kong Hao led the team to set off. Li Xiangyang led the guerrillas as a guide, and Secretary Duan transported all the spoils to the county brigade.

They are also responsible for coordinating the militias in various villages. Once Kong Hao and his team succeed, they must transport the supplies on the train back as soon as possible.

The Japanese had a train with supplies piled up like a mountain. If they could just stop one of its carriages, it would be a huge fortune for the nearby guerrillas.

Now that the Japanese's mobile forces are destroyed, there is no need to be as careful as before. The Japanese stationed in various strongholds dare not walk out of the sturdy fortifications, otherwise they will encounter the county brigade with greatly increased strength, and it is hard to say whether they can go back.

Kong Hao led the special forces to ambush along the railway. According to the information sent back from inside the train station, a Japanese train would pass by the designated location at six o'clock this afternoon.

This is a sealed transport train, and our people don’t know what’s inside. However, this also meets Kong Hao’s requirements, as long as it is not a passenger car carrying ordinary people.

No matter what is in the train, it is not as valuable as the weapons and ammunition in Kong Hao's space. As long as he kills all the Japanese devils escorting the train, he can let the system perform a space shift and get some of the weapons and ammunition out.

It's not much, for example, a thousand Type 38 rifles, 500,000 rounds of bullets, and a large number of grenades. If these things are seized by the guerrillas near us, it will greatly enhance the strength of the troops.

The people in this place live a very hard life, so any help we can provide is welcome. As long as the troops have weapons and equipment, the Japanese won't dare to be overly arrogant or bully the people at will.

This time, the special forces used the latest high explosives developed by the arsenal to blow up the train, and they also had special detonators. As long as the Japanese train passed by, they could be sent directly into the sky.

Moreover, the special forces are using a combination of MP38 submachine guns and Browning pistols tonight, which is the strongest state of the special forces.

In the previous battles, Kong Hao used the special forces completely as sharpshooters. Although it was quite cool to kill one Japanese soldier with one shot, that was not the main job of the special forces after all.

Urban assaults, assassination of important enemy targets, or direct attacks on enemy key departments. In the worst case, relying on powerful strength, you can directly break into the enemy prison and rescue our captured personnel.

Lying on the ground and shooting every day, except for the special forces sniper, the other team members felt uncomfortable, especially since most of their targets were enemies below the squadron level.

After the battle here is over, the captain will take them to Tianjin, which is the largest port city in northern China. I heard it is even bigger than Taiyuan. It is finally their turn to show their skills.

At six o'clock in the afternoon, the Japanese train arrived on time. Seeing that the time was ripe, Kong Hao immediately ordered the team members to press the start button.

I saw that the rails at the front of a train with 22 carriages were detonated by a bomb. The Japanese locomotive could not stop at all and overturned directly onto the roadbed at the side, and a lot of Japanese curses were heard from inside.

Faced with this sudden situation, Kong Hao made a prompt decision and ordered the special forces members to hold submachine guns and form groups to guard the Japanese carriages.

First, they threw a dozen grenades into the broken carriages, followed by a burst of crazy shooting, killing all the people inside who were still able to breathe.

At this time, there were about two Japanese squadrons in the carriage. They were transferred from the Kwantung Army to support the battle. In order to transport troops secretly, they used sealed tank wagons.

Originally, this route was relatively safe. The guerrillas' homemade black powder had too little lethality to cause much damage to the rails. They also had special armored patrol vehicles, so in theory it should have been relatively safe.

It’s just that a group of killers came tonight, especially Kong Hao. However, having grown up watching the railway guerrillas, no one knows how to blow up the railway better than him.

Of course, some carriages were merely overturned and not completely damaged. The Japanese soldiers inside hurriedly opened the doors, picked up their Type 38 rifles and box pistols and jumped out of the carriages. What was waiting for them was a fire network consisting of several submachine guns.

Because it was transported by train, grenades and light and heavy machine guns were basically placed in another carriage. Now the enemy only had light weapons in their hands and had no room for resistance at all.

About half an hour later, the two squadrons of the Japanese Kwantung Army were completely wiped out. They probably would never have thought that they were fine when they came out, but now they could only be packed in a box and go back.

In the Northeast, the two squadrons of the Kwantung Army could run wild without ever encountering any major blow. However, they were unexpectedly wiped out as soon as they arrived in North China. This was their fate.

"Congratulations, Commander, for destroying a Japanese troop train and killing 386 Japanese soldiers, earning 3842 points of merit. Together with the previous two battles, a total of 196 Japanese soldiers and 214 puppet troops were killed, earning 2412 points of merit."

"The remaining merit is: points, and the current progress is: /."