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In addition, during the special training, the instructors also specially trained in sniping valuable targets on the battlefield. Although Xiao Zhang is only a precision shooter who is one level lower than a sharpshooter, he can still easily snipe and kill the mission targets with the help of a special sniper rifle.

At the same time, it is precisely because snipers and sniper rifles are too rare that even the main force here may not have one, let alone a local guerrilla force.

I guess Captain Ma of the detective team never dreamed that his luck was so good. During just a simple operation, he encountered a unit equipped with sniper rifles and lost his life there.

In fact, he deserved it. Since ancient times, traitors and traitors to the country have never had a good end in China.

At the same time, the guerrillas and squads ambushed on the main road in the village opened fire. We were equipped with a large number of pistols and submachine guns. The first round of shooting killed more than 20 Japanese soldiers, and the remaining Japanese soldiers were also suppressed on both sides of the road.

On the sniper Xiao Zhang's side, after killing the target, he entered the free shooting state. He first found an enemy grenade thrower through the scope, and then shot and killed the enemy's main shooter. The deputy shooter wanted to pick it up, but was killed by another bullet. In this situation, the power of a sniper is the greatest.

The reason for choosing this tactic was mainly because the guerrillas had received strong reinforcements and could eliminate the rampant enemy at the lowest cost.

If it was just a guerrilla force, they would probably disperse the team members into various houses and use the advantages of terrain and numbers to eliminate the enemy.

At that time, the Japanese were still very powerful. Even if the guerrillas could barely defeat the enemy, they would have to pay the price of at least half of their men being killed or wounded. It would not be as easy as it is now.

At this time, the captain of the guard commanded the artillery unit to join the battlefield, and two grenade launchers continuously bombarded the enemies hiding in the corner.

Since our arsenal has imitated a large number of grenade launchers and corresponding artillery shells, our troops have also trained a large number of artillerymen who are proficient in operating grenade launchers. In particular, the training shells with very low cost have been produced in large quantities, which can also enable our grenade launchers to have sufficient live-fire training.

Basically, the grenade launcher operators of regular troops all have unique skills, and those assigned to the squad are one in ten, and their abilities are not inferior to those of the experienced veterans of the Japanese devils.

With the addition of artillery, the balance of victory tilted heavily towards our side. The remaining thirty or so Japanese soldiers were already suppressed by the rain of bullets and could not raise their heads. Now they were bombarded by grenades, and suffered heavy casualties.

Seeing this, Captain Shi immediately ordered some team members to go through other small paths in the village, bypass the enemy, and throw a large number of defensive grenades at the Japanese soldiers lying on the ground.

This trick really works. The large tumor-shaped defensive grenades produced in our base are very powerful. If we throw more than a dozen of them together, the remaining Japanese soldiers will be blown to pieces in an instant.

Seeing this, Captain Kameda could only order the remaining dozen or so soldiers to retreat quickly. Unexpectedly, as soon as he raised his head, he was targeted by our sniper and killed with one bullet.

Seeing this, the remaining enemies immediately lost their command and tried to escape from the dangerous area, but were then killed one by one by the guerrillas.

About ten minutes later, the last Japanese soldier was riddled with bullets from a submachine gun, and this brief and fierce battle finally ended.

This battle was the most exciting one fought by the water guerrillas since their establishment. In this battle, we wiped out a squad of about 60 enemy soldiers, while our casualties were only three people who were injured by stray bullets. All of them were minor injuries and no vital parts were hurt.

The casualty ratio can reach 3:60. Such a record is unlikely to be achieved by many company-level units, let alone guerrillas, even the main force.

Although our main force has replaced a lot of Ma Sihuan rifles, and each soldier has an average of about 60 rounds of bullets, marksmanship cannot be mastered in a day.

Especially those old Japanese soldiers, they fired at least 300 bullets, and their marksmanship was amazing.

If the guerrillas had not taken advantage of the terrain today and had not had a large number of automatic firearms, they might not have been able to defeat these enemies.

It's not just the guerrillas. Even if it's the main force of the military sub-district, when an infantry company fights against a squad of Japanese devils, it's not certain who will win or lose.

This terrain also limited the enemy's strength. The Japanese probably never dreamed that there would be a well-trained team waiting in the village. In the end, we won a complete victory.

Captain Shi sent some team members to clean up the battlefield, and he led the main force to the back of the village. There was a company of puppet soldiers there. Although their fighting spirit was not good, there were at least hundreds of them, and they were a considerable threat based on their numbers.

Captain Hu also ordered his troops to take the mortars that had not been used just now, as they would be of great use later.

When the puppet army was still firing into the air in an attempt to get away with it, the gunfire in the village suddenly stopped. Just as Captain He was wondering who had won and what to do next.

He saw the figures of guerrillas appear in front of him, and then a mortar shell flew towards the puppet army, but it did not hit anyone, but just scared all the puppet soldiers.

Upon seeing this, Captain He shouted loudly, "Retreat, everyone retreat! This is the regular Eighth Route Army. There's an ambush in the village. Damn the detective team! What kind of intelligence did they provide? They got us killed."

Seeing the artillery on the opposite side, all the puppet soldiers had lost all their fighting spirit. Now, hearing the company commander's order, they all turned around and ran to the rear in a swarm.

In their minds, only the regular main force of the Eighth Route Army was equipped with mortars, and ordinary guerrillas had no chance of getting them.

In such a short time, a team leader was eliminated. God knows how many people are lying in ambush in the village, possibly a company or even a battalion.

Even though they have the strength of a company, their actual combat effectiveness is definitely not as good as Xiao Benzi's squad. If they don't run now, they probably won't be able to run away later.

When it comes to the ability to escape, the puppet army is the best, and it is estimated that only the Korean army in later generations can compare with it.

Captain He even thought of a reason when he was escaping: because of the wrong intelligence from the detective team, there was a main battalion of the Eighth Route Army in Shuinan Village. Captain Kameda ignored the advice and insisted on entering the village without reconnaissance, and was ambushed and wiped out.

This is reasonable and well-founded, and I guess it can be explained to Captain Benzi. If Shuinan Village was not too small, he would have wanted to sign up a regiment.

They were just an understrength infantry company, how could they possibly defeat such a powerful enemy? It was a blessing from God that they could escape back and report the news.