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

Although he was also extremely shocked by the scene before him, but after all, Hunter Knife Old Horse had seen a lot of the world. He only shouted in a low voice:

"Everyone, stop being dazed. Remember your respective tasks and act quickly."

After hearing this, everyone came to their senses. They were still in the core position of the enemy and could not make any mistakes. Everything was based on completing the mission.

At this time, Kong Hao also brought people over to arrange the next things.

"Hunter Knife, Old Horse, our mission is accomplished. Now it's up to you. According to the plan, our action team will set up an ambush where the enemy camp is."

"Even if the enemy attacks, as long as their strength doesn't exceed one battalion, our action team can definitely buy you another half an hour."

When Kong Hao said this, he was extremely domineering, as if a battalion of thousands of Japanese soldiers were nothing but chickens and dogs in front of him and the Ghost Special Forces.

In fact, what he said was not wrong. With the powerful combat capability of the Xingtian Special Forces, and the fact that all members were equipped with automatic rifles and even several of the most advanced night vision binoculars, they were invincible on the streets at night.

It can also be said that night is the best friend of the Xingtian Special Forces.

If it was during the day, the enemy would have a complete infantry battalion, fully equipped with light and heavy machine guns and artillery, with a large number of grenade launchers, mortars and Type 92 infantry guns.

With this level of firepower, even if the Xingtian Special Forces were more capable, casualties would easily occur during the day, which was something Kong Hao did not want to see.

Every special forces member is a treasure among treasures, and it takes a huge amount of resources to train them. Let alone sacrifice, even if any of them is injured, Kong Hao will feel heartbroken for a long time.

In other units of the Eighth Route Army, if a soldier is injured, they basically use the penicillin extracted from our base, while the special forces use all the penicillin that Kong Hao exchanged through the system, which is much more effective than ordinary penicillin.

The entire logistics department only has 20,000 doses of this top-grade penicillin in stock, and it can only be used for those seriously injured. What can be bought on the market are ordinary penicillins.

According to their pre-operation rehearsal, even if the enemy received a distress message, they would at most send a battalion of troops.

It is not an easy task to assemble a large brigade in a short period of time. It takes at least ten minutes, and it is already the middle of the night. Even if the enemy is well-trained, it takes five minutes for their soldiers to get out of bed after receiving the order. They also need to collect equipment and ammunition, which also takes some time.

By this calculation, it would take at least twenty minutes to dispatch a team, and adding the time spent on the road, it would take at least half an hour.

What is more likely is that the enemy will send a squadron of soldiers to come quickly to support, and then come together after the main force has assembled.

Kong Hao wanted to take advantage of this time difference. For the Xingtian Special Forces ambushing on the street, killing a squadron of enemies was easier than killing 180 chickens.

After all, the chickens would run around after being attacked at night, and 180 enemies would just be sitting ducks. The Xingtian Special Forces could finish them off with just two shots from one person.

This is also the second set of combat plans formulated by Kong Hao, and it is also the result of everyone's discussion. We must complete the mission tonight no matter how great the sacrifice.

Fortunately, in order to occupy this secret base, the enemy drove away all the people around it, so even if a fight breaks out later, there is no need to worry about accidentally hurting the surrounding people.

Tonight's plan went extremely smoothly, but Kong Hao still brought the special forces to the designated ambush location to make full preparations.

In order to slow down the enemy's marching speed, Kong Hao specially took out a large number of mines from the space, preparing to give the enemy a big surprise.

With the rapid development of our industrial zones, things like landmines can now be produced on a large scale industrially and are being deployed throughout China through secret channels.

Our guerrillas' favorite thing to do in enemy-occupied areas is to lay mines on the roads where the enemy is traveling. The mines produced in the base area are of many varieties and are very powerful.

There is even a type of mine called anti-armored vehicle mine. Ordinary carriages and personnel will be fine when they step on it, but when an enemy transport truck or armored unit runs over it, you will hear a "bang" and a military truck will be scrapped.

Not to mention anything else, just take the Japanese army's troop transport truck, which was the Type 94 six-wheel truck. In 1934, it took 20,000 Japanese soldiers to produce one military truck, which was almost 10,000 US dollars. This was a huge number.

And now as the war continues, even the entire Blue Star is in chaos, the price will be even higher.

At the same time, the mines we produce, to put it bluntly, even a wheel of an enemy military truck can be exchanged for ten or eight mines.

This is the price of the enemy's military truck itself, not including the fuel and driver. The anti-tank mines produced by our base are extremely powerful. Just one can blow an enemy tank into scrap metal, not to mention the military trucks that have basically no protection.

If the truck is loaded with military supplies or enemy soldiers, the mine will be worth even more.

It can be described this way: for every grain of rice we give, the enemy has to pay a sack of rice.

This is also the most troublesome existence for the enemy in the enemy-occupied area. The exchange ratio is completely on a different level. It consumes a lot of the enemy's sustained combat capability every day, making the invaders weaker and weaker.

Some guerrillas who were brave enough even buried mines directly at the gate of the county town occupied by the enemy. As long as the enemy's large forces dared to leave the city, they would be greeted by endless mines.

Eventually, the Japanese were forced to abandon the use of military trucks to transport supplies and troops, and revert to using livestock to transport supplies, which invisibly greatly reduced the enemy's ability to respond quickly.

The Xingtian Special Forces led by Kong Hao are experts in laying mines. Even the most widely circulated book in our base, "Eighteen Methods of Using Landmine Warfare", was specially written by Kong Hao.

Many of the techniques in the book were summarized by the Xingtian Special Forces based on their experience in past battles. At the same time, any new tactics, especially small-scale tactics, would be specially tested by the special forces and would only be promoted throughout the army after they were mature.