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

Ding Wei is also a man who cares about face. He doesn't care about the results of small battles in normal times. Of course, if he can completely wipe out an entire regiment of the Japanese devils, that would be a completely different concept.

From now on, whenever someone mentions Ding Wei and the New 1st Regiment, they will probably give them a thumbs up and praise them, saying that this is a unit that can fight tough battles.

Next, the four of them got together to discuss a battle plan, which was nothing more than luring the snake out of its hole, luring the tiger away from the mountain, closing the door to beat the dog, besieging Wei to save Zhao, and finally an ambush from all sides.

As long as one is Chinese, he or she will understand some military tactics. This is an innate advantage.

After Ding Wei and Kong Jie returned to their respective units, they quickly mobilized the main force to leave the base and go looking for trouble with the Japanese.

After receiving the telegram, the brigade commander quickly transferred three newly formed core regiments from the rear troops to fill the defensive positions of the Independent Regiment, the New First Regiment and the New Second Regiment.

According to the military district's original idea, these three regiments were to be built as field forces. Of course, the same was true for the 771st and 772nd Regiments.

These five regiments basically belong to the spearhead forces of the 386th Brigade, and their weapons and equipment are also given priority supply.

However, the 771st and 772nd Regiments had more difficult tasks and were generally not dispatched easily, so it was basically Li Yunlong and his two brothers who were sent out to cause trouble.

On the morning of the third day, Zhang Dabiao, the battalion commander of the 1st Battalion of the Independent Regiment, led the 1st Battalion as the vanguard of the entire regiment, responsible for eliminating the Japanese artillery towers along the way, and also for testing the power of the newly arrived recoilless guns.

According to the plan formulated by Li Yunlong, the entire independent regiment of more than 10,000 people surrounded this small recoilless gun and launched an attack.

This is the disgusting thing about the Japanese building artillery towers everywhere. The enemy only needs to build a artillery tower on a major traffic route and put an infantry squad and two light machine guns in it to control a large area.

Even if we send out a main battalion of our main force, we will have to pay at least five or six times the price to capture a small bunker.

Even if the independent regiment had Type 92 infantry guns, there were too few shells and the artillerymen's skills were not high. It would take at least two shells to destroy a small artillery tower.

However, the Japanese built at least a hundred artillery towers around the independent regiment, which almost surrounded the entire base. The reason why the brigade commander asked the independent regiment, the new first regiment and the new second regiment to take the initiative to attack was not only to obtain the steel urgently needed by the arsenal, but also to break this "cage tactic of using roads as locks and roads as chains."

This was thanks to Kong Hao's timely provision of a large number of recoilless guns and corresponding artillery shells, which allowed the head of the headquarters to revise the previous combat plan and greatly improve the expected results.

If there were no recoilless guns, Li Yunlong would have better defined the results of this operation as two battalions of about 2,000 Japanese devils. He would not have wanted to wipe out an entire enemy regiment as he did now.

The leaders are preparing to launch a powerful attack to expand the area of our own base. It would be best if we could connect many small bases together to increase our strategic depth, while also facilitating logistical supplies for the arsenal.

Its main purpose is also very simple, which is to attract the attention of the Japanese through continuous fighting and cover up the existence of our arsenal.

Originally, Zhang Dabiao was responsible for commanding all the soldiers in the first battalion, but he couldn't sit still and left the other troops to the instructor. He led the most powerful company in the first battalion to the side of an enemy artillery tower.

This artillery tower is a typical small one with three floors and more than twenty firing holes. It is the first artillery tower that the independent regiment takes on its way to the railway. As long as they can easily take it, the rest will be easy.

Zhang Dabiao's First Battalion and First Company was the strongest main company in the entire independent regiment. The total number of people in the company was 220, with six platoons, divided into five infantry platoons and one machine gun platoon.

The main heavy weapons equipped include one 60mm mortar, twelve grenade launchers, two Type heavy machine guns and twelve Czech light machine guns.

As for light weapons, 30% were equipped with Ma Sihuan rifles, and the remaining 70% were the Japanese Type 38 rifles. On average, each soldier had about 80 rounds of bullets.

The company also has sixteen Mauser pistols, but the brands are of various types, there are also sixteen submachine guns, and the bullets are also sufficient.

By the way, the company also has 35 bicycles and 12 human-powered tricycles, making it the most mobile company in the entire regiment.

With the company's current combat effectiveness, it can defeat a Japanese infantry squadron in the wild. As for annihilating it completely, it is probably a bit difficult.

When Zhang Dabiao led his troops to the outskirts of the Japanese Liucun stronghold, Song Qingfeng also arrived with his men on bicycles.

The recoilless guns and shells are placed on the back of the tricycle, which makes it easy to keep up with most marching speeds. In addition, a company's mortars, light and heavy machine guns, and ammunition are also transported by bicycles and tricycles. The infantry is basically lightly equipped and the marching speed is generally much faster.

"Instructor Song, in the next battle, our company will fully cooperate with you. If you have any requests, just tell us directly."

Zhang Dabiao politely asked Song Qingfeng for his opinion. He knew how powerful the man in front of him was. According to the internal administrative level, Song Qingfeng should be the regiment political commissar, which was several levels higher than Zhang Dabiao, the battalion commander.

As for military achievements, there is no comparison. The greatest achievement of the Shinichi Regiment was that of Regiment Commander Sakata, whose military rank was only colonel.

But the Xingtian Special Forces have now killed two major generals, who are at the brigade commander level. As for the Japanese colonel, he is probably not qualified to be noticed by the special forces. Even in the battle report, he can only be labeled as an officer, without even a name.

"Captain Zhang, you don't have to be so polite. To be honest, the Independent Regiment is still the mother-in-law of our Xingtian Special Operations Team, so we don't have to be so polite."

"A small turret like this will probably be destroyed with one shot. After we destroy the turret, you can just send your comrades in to clean up the battlefield."

The reason why Song Qingfeng was so confident was mainly because when Kong Hao exchanged the recoilless gun shells, he specifically asked the system to enhance the explosive power of the shells, which was twice as powerful as the same type of shells and was specifically used to attack enemy artillery towers.

Next, Song Qingfeng ordered the special forces members to quickly load the recoilless gun with ammunition. At a distance of more than 300 meters, while the Japanese had not yet reacted, they aimed at the support position of the turret and fired a high-explosive grenade.

With a loud "bang", the shell fired from the recoilless gun accurately hit the enemy's turret, blasting a hole bigger than the gate, and the entire turret began to shake.

The remaining Japanese soldiers and puppet troops in the blockhouse were immediately frightened upon seeing this, and ran out of the blockhouse using their hands and feet, fearing that the blockhouse would collapse and crush them into meat patties.