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

At this time, Aunt Zhang beside her also spoke up:

"Xiao Ge, don't worry about leaving Xiao Hu with me. I will treat him like my own grandson."

"I'm just a woman, and I don't understand any profound principles, but I do understand the simple truth that a country is the foundation of a home. If we don't drive out the damned Japanese devils, no one can expect to live a peaceful life."

"If I weren't so old, I would have wanted to help. These damned Japanese have been killing and burning people every day in Shanghai these past few years. God will eventually take these beasts away."

Aunt Zhang was a sensible person who understood national justice. One of her sons and one daughter were sent to the front line of the Anti-Japanese War. However, two years have passed and no news has been received. She only sends back some money from time to time.

But this is also a good thing. After all, no news is the best news. What she is most worried about now is that one day she will receive a death notice from her son or daughter. That would be too cruel for an old woman.

Moreover, Mr. and Mrs. Zhang often try to find ways to support patriotic groups. Their purpose is very simple, which is to enhance China's strength, even if it is just some insignificant supplies.

For example, according to regulations, the two of them could get a lot of food and canned food every week, and the old couple basically lived frugally, and the saved supplies would be donated regularly to help those who were left homeless due to the war.

After hearing this, Brother Ge was also very moved, and even asked Ge Xiaohu to kneel down on the spot and kowtow three times to the two elders, which settled the matter.

Then the two returned to their home. In the evening, the father and son talked about many things and did not fall asleep until the early morning.

The next morning, all the team members had a good meal and then quickly headed to the ambush site. Everyone was determined to die and they had to kill a few Japanese devils today no matter what.

The fastest pony this time was tasked with attracting the enemy. He was seen holding a homemade slingshot, waiting on the street, waiting for the expected enemy to come up and die.

He had to pretend to be an ordinary citizen and use a slingshot, a child's toy, to attract the attention of the Japanese soldiers so that he could better complete the task.

This is also what everyone agreed upon after discussion as the most effective method at present, and it will not arouse the enemy's suspicion.

Jiro Watanabe belonged to the Shanghai City Defense Force. His position was sergeant and his military rank was corporal.

He was originally a sergeant in a front-line combat unit. During the battle with the Sichuan Army, he was seriously injured by a grenade. After recovering from his injuries, he was transferred to the garrison unit because he could not adapt to the combat intensity of the front-line field troops due to physical reasons.

The main reason is that the Sichuan Army is now basically equipped with high-explosive grenades produced in our base, and they have also begun to pay attention to using offensive grenades when attacking and defensive grenades when defending positions.

To put it bluntly, the Chinese army on the battlefield has always lacked heavy weapons. Many armies, especially the Eighth Route Army and the Sichuan Army, used grenades as heavy weapons, so this grenade tactic was extremely sophisticated.

Now that an army has enough grenades, it will certainly be used as much as possible on the battlefield. No matter how many are used, the logistics personnel can replenish them in time. This has also led to a significant increase in our troops, forcing the Japanese to flee in panic and suffer heavy losses.

The same thing happened to Corporal Watanabe's original troops, but one of their battalions was defeated by a brigade of the Sichuan Army, and even suffered 30% casualties. This was already a common occurrence.

In the end, Watanabe was lucky enough to escape. After all, he ran fast, and he had some connections in the army, so he was transferred to Shanghai at the same level. However, this man was extremely cruel and would kill Chinese people for fun at any time.

Just two months after he arrived in Shanghai, he killed six Chinese civilians for no reason, including two children around ten years old.

The cause was very simple. When they were on patrol, our civilians did not give way in time and were shot and killed by this beast for no reason.

There was even a little kid who was just holding a candied haws on the street, and this guy, jealous that his own child had no other, started shooting on the street. The poor kid just bought a string of his favorite candied haws, but suffered such an unexpected disaster.

The father of the child who was traveling with him wanted to go up and avenge his poor child, but in the end he was met with a cold bullet.

Because this incident happened on a busy street, the people nearby were outraged and gathered around to ask for an explanation.

Unfortunately, reasoning with the invaders was like talking to a cow. In the end, Sergeant Watanabe was only scolded and slapped by his superiors. They didn't blame him for shooting two Chinese people, but just said that he shouldn't have shot in a downtown area. That was all.

This guy Watanabe understood some information from his superiors' words, and then several more civilians died at his hands. This old Japanese committed an absolutely unforgivable crime.

But this guy is a retired frontline veteran, has rich combat experience, and usually stays in the barracks. Even if some patriotic teams want to kill this beast, it will be very difficult.

The people from the Military Intelligence Bureau or the Central Bureau of Investigation basically targeted those traitors who were extremely harmful. Even if they wanted to assassinate Japanese officers, they would at least have the rank of captain or major. To be honest, they really looked down on a corporal from the enemy.

In addition, Sergeant Watanabe was always with his subordinates whenever he walked out of the barracks. With five soldiers and a sergeant like him who had rich combat experience, and they were in a big city like Shanghai, to be honest, it was not easy to kill these six devils. It would take at least twenty well-trained action team members.

Moreover, there is an enemy military camp nearby. If the battle cannot be resolved within half an hour, enemy reinforcements will arrive, and you may not be able to leave even if you want to.

It's just killing the six lowest-ranking enemy soldiers. To be honest, the benefits are too small. It's better to focus on the enemy's middle and senior officers. Even if you can kill a squadron leader, it is much more valuable than these six Japanese devils.

These days, we have to consider the cost-effectiveness in doing anything. After all, the Japanese are the strongest in Shanghai, and we absolutely cannot confront them head-on. We can only find the right opportunity to kill some big traitors to deter those weak-willed traitors.

As for killing six ordinary enemy soldiers, it was indeed a high investment with little reward, and it also caused quite a stir.

Even if the enemy lost six soldiers, it would not be a drop in the bucket for the tens of thousands of troops stationed in Shanghai, and even the captain would not be alarmed.