Bright Sword: From Soldier to Brigade Commander

The British front-line commander met with Su Fei and the special forces and personally awarded them medals: "Chinese boys, you are great. You have changed my impression of you."

It turned out that the British army and the indigenous forces in Myanmar had sent special forces to fight and conduct reconnaissance with the Japanese army, but they suffered heavy losses and did not obtain any valuable intelligence, which was not worth the effort.

Su Fei's troops achieved complete results, killing hundreds of Japanese soldiers, severely damaging Japanese morale, capturing living prisoners, and seizing genuine documents.

He also called several special forces officers from the British, Indian and Burmese armies and asked them to learn from Su Fei's army.

The faces of these special forces officers turned pale and they were so embarrassed that they didn't know what to do.

"Humph, it was just a coincidence! Luck! They hit the stupidest part, and we hit the bone!"

Su Fei didn't argue with them.

"Count Wedel, we are willing to attack again. This time, we will attack the enemy, severely inflict damage on them, undermine their morale, and delay their progress. Alternatively, we can attack their headquarters and supplies."

Count Wedel was very pleased and gave a thumbs up. "You are indeed the best special forces soldiers. If you can win again, I will propose to the Chinese commander to promote you and award you bonuses!"

The two female officers beside the Earl, the blondes, were very elegant and arrogant, "You'd better rest your strength, otherwise, you will suffer when you are proud."

Su Fei glanced at them and said, "Chinese special forces have strong physical strength. They can do anything that everyone is happy to do, anytime and anywhere."

The two female officers were immediately furious because of Su Fei's insinuations. However, they couldn't find a direct reason to lash out, so they could only walk away angrily, "Barbarians!"

"Haha, okay, boys, I like your showiness. From now on, your nickname will be barbarians." Count Wedel was very happy.

Su Fei's troops sneaked into the primeval forest again.

This time, there were more than 100 people.

The troop personnel were replaced to facilitate actual combat training.

They set out on horseback to lighten their load, and after about 200 miles, they encountered a small group of Japanese troops.

Gunshots were heard, one person was injured and one was killed. The Japanese sniper was very powerful.

Su Fei's troops immediately retaliated with a 35mm grenade blast, which blew the sniper off the huge tree canopy.

The throwing and burning of white phosphorus bombs frightened the Japanese army, who retreated in haste.

Su Feijun took the opportunity to pursue.

Nine Japanese soldiers were killed.

In the dim and dense forest, the night vision goggles came in handy again. Su Fei's troops always spotted the enemy before the enemy and launched preventive strikes on suspicious areas, leaving the Japanese army with no chance at all.

After a close combat, more than ten Japanese soldiers were killed or wounded.

After the Japanese army retreated, Su Fei's troops detoured for more than ten miles and lay in ambush again.

With mud smeared all over their bodies and faces, more than 100 people survived on dry food and disappeared into the forest.

The Japanese army began to pass by, but Su Fei's troops remained patient.

Five hours later, intermittent gunfire was heard from the west by Japanese troops.

The Japanese army had already begun to attack the outer positions of the Imphal outpost.

The British and Indian armies began to fight.

Major Annie complained to another female officer, Linda, "I suddenly understand why those Chinese special forces are so eager to fight again. Instead of fighting, they took the opportunity to escape."

Linda nodded: "They are all cowards, and they are very good at bragging!"

The scale of the battle was not large. It was an exploratory battle carried out by the Japanese vanguard.

Because of the long journey, the Japanese army was extremely physically exhausted and had run out of food. In the uninhabited primitive forest area, the Japanese army had no way to raise supplies. Many troops had run out of food and could only find small fish in swamps and lakes to fill their stomachs.

The Japanese army's weapons and ammunition were also difficult to transport, and its combat effectiveness dropped sharply.

Even so, the Japanese vanguard continued to charge and shoot, forcing the British to retreat.

Su Fei's troops have penetrated deep into the main Japanese army and are in a temporary dormant state.

The Japanese troops continued to advance, divided into three groups, marching through muddy swamps and woods with tangled tree roots, cutting their way with sabers, which was very difficult.

The Japanese Army Headquarters and the Central Army Headquarters also received news of the attack by the Allied special forces, but they did not care.

Isn't this a small-scale sneak attack?

It will not affect our occupation of Imphal!

After lying in ambush for a day, at night, the Japanese follow-up troops rested in the forest and lit a fire to dry their wet clothes.

At this moment, Su Fei's troops set out.

The silencer and the 81 rifle can be used for point-fire sniping. A burst of gunfire, silently and at the fastest speed, eliminated a small group of Japanese soldiers who were roasting by the fire.

Then, another one.

The Japanese soldiers were drying their clothes while falling asleep and were hunted by Su Fei's troops, who hunted down a group of Japanese soldiers at a time.

Soon, the Japanese army was alarmed and began to counterattack.

They also extinguished the flames and hid themselves.

This was exactly what Su Feijun wanted.

Relying on the advantages of night vision goggles, Su Fei's army completely defeated the Japanese army.

Puff puff puff puff.

The exhausted and demoralized Japanese soldiers were hiding in the darkness and preparing to ambush Su Fei's army when they were hit by bullets.

One-sided crushing.

It was a complete massacre.

The battle was a foregone conclusion.

Su Fei's troops swept back and forth in the forest unscrupulously, going wherever there were Japanese troops.

The Japanese army also responded in other places and prepared for battle. Some fires were not extinguished and the Japanese army ambushed them around them.

Ha ha.

Su Fei's troops lurked in the darkness around them, tens of meters, dozens of meters, or even farther away, and fired directly as long as it did not affect the shooting.

The silencer covered up the sound of shooting to the greatest extent. In order to further confuse the enemy, Su Feijun deliberately threw some grenades to blow up the enemy, or threw them randomly to attract the enemy's attention before shooting.

Dozens of night vision goggles have become the deadly weapons of Su Fei's special forces.

Many times, the Japanese army's combat skills and training level are still very high, they react quickly and coordinate well. If it is a regular battle, Su Fei's troops will encounter a strong opponent.

But now, the Japanese army is almost blind.

After fighting for a whole night, Su Fei's troops were exhausted and finally stopped to rest.

The ground was littered with Japanese soldiers' corpses.

Only officers above the rank of major were eligible to be wounded or captured. The bullet missed the target, like a hammer hitting the Japanese officer's head, knocking him unconscious and then captured.

A number of documents were also seized.

There are also Japanese military secret codes and transmitters.

Find an open-air place and order the special forces' communications personnel to send the signal to the Imphal command.

They captured three Japanese majors and one Japanese colonel in succession!

It is estimated that more than 2,000 Japanese soldiers were killed.

Afterwards, he dived into the primeval forest and fell silent again.

The next day, the Japanese army was in chaos.

Groups of Japanese soldiers ran around with weapons in hand, looking furious. Many of them cried bitterly while holding the corpses and howling like jackals.

The Japanese buried the bodies and began to evacuate.

To vent their anger, they poured gasoline and set the forest on fire.

Unfortunately, the forest was extremely damp and did not catch fire.

After the Japanese troops left, Su Feijun came out, quietly followed the Japanese troops, and suddenly started shooting!

The burst rate of the 81 automatic rifle was very impressive. Combined with the silencer, the Japanese soldiers often realized something was wrong and began to resist only after being completely killed.

Resist? The more you resist, the more excited we are!

Puff puff puff!

The sound of countless bursts of gunfire, weakened by silencers, echoed softly in the forest, and the Japanese soldiers fell one by one, one after another.

When the Japanese army was completely furious, Su Feijun used 35mm grenades to strafe and bomb the madly charging Japanese army, causing the Japanese to flee in panic. After that, he calmly broke away from the contact.

They changed direction, advanced several thousand meters to the right, crossed the cordon formed by a small number of Japanese soldiers, attacked directly, killed the enemy, dragged the bodies away, and moved forward, and finally found the Japanese soldiers. These Japanese soldiers were pale and thin, and were fishing for fish and shrimps on the edge of the swamp.

Su Fei and his companions disguised themselves as Japanese soldiers and walked over to greet them. The Japanese soldiers didn't care, but didn't allow them to get close: "This is our discovery."

It turned out that they were worried that Su Fei was coming to rob them of food. They had already run out of food.

Su Fei sent these Japanese devils back to their hometown directly.

They disguised themselves and lurked all the way, approaching the Japanese army, attacking continuously, and using blitzkrieg to attack small Japanese troops, wiping them out one after another and throwing their bodies into the dark ravines and bushes.

I found a group of Indian bearded men. When I asked, I found out they were spies working with the Japanese army. Damn, they are not good people.

"You are the Imperial Army, why do you treat us like this?" They felt quite aggrieved, haha.

They ran into a group of Burmese puppet troops, also auxiliary troops of the Japanese army, who were responsible for the baggage. They had no food left, only ammunition. These people were very hard to carry, so Su Fei and others killed them all. "Don't work so hard, we will liberate you."

This is the Japanese army unit on the right, the tail. The unit is very messy. A battle is going on far away in the west. The sound of cannons and various guns shooting is very dull.

Su Fei's army sped up their advance, leaving behind several Indian prisoners and Japanese officers who were carrying the prisoners, and they walked together in a bundle.

Along the way, they kept chasing the Japanese troops as if there was no one in the world.

The Indian puppet army prisoners and Japanese army officer prisoners who followed were all shocked.

Silly.

On the right side of the Japanese army, they killed thousands of Japanese soldiers and indigenous puppet troops.

Another Japanese colonel was captured, who was the commander of a logistics regiment.

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At night, Su Fei's army set out again, going upstream and heading towards the position of the main force of the Japanese army's right corps.

Along the way, we avoided ordinary Japanese troops, and those low-value targets were no longer worth it.

They still attacked several Japanese headquarters and captured a lieutenant colonel, who seemed to be the commander of the engineering regiment.

As the military rations were exhausted, Su Fei decided to return to the military camp and began to use the map and compass for guidance. He turned to the northwest and attacked some Japanese troops, shooting and killing hundreds of them.

In the darkness, the Japanese soldiers were completely sitting ducks, blind.

Night vision goggles are enough to crush all the devils!

At dawn, Su Fei's troops finally broke free from the forest swamp, escaped from the Japanese army and returned to the barracks.

At this time, the battle was still going on. The Japanese army had advanced to 5 kilometers in front of the military camp, and the artillery shells could reach the Imphal base.

After telegram contact and walkie-talkie confirmation, Su Feijun finally got in touch with the Imphal troops and was welcomed back.

At the headquarters, Su Fei's troops were greeted by an excited British squad, and were followed by British officers who were filled with emotion and came to watch and guide them into the headquarters area.

Among the British officers who came to greet them were two female officers, Anne and Linda, who were assisting in intelligence research. They were sharp analysts and were startled to find that they were Su Fei's special forces, covered in mud. However, they had captured several Japanese officers, some Indian puppet troops, and seized a large number of Japanese documents and materials, and were stunned.

"No way, absolutely impossible."

They think these things are fake!

They thought Su Fei's troops had escaped or were killed by the Japanese army.

After repeatedly interrogating the Indian puppet army prisoners and several Japanese soldiers, they finally believed it. "You didn't escape? And you captured the enemy officers?"

Su Fei ignored them and went straight forward to meet Count Weber, the front-line commander.

Annie hurriedly stopped them: "We are in the battle command now, don't disturb the commander."

Su Fei pushed the annoying woman away and said, "Shut up."

When he met the Earl, he was also furious at first: "I'm busy, get out of here!"

Su Fei grabbed his collar and said, "Do you know the movements of the Japanese army? If you don't know, wouldn't that be blind command?"

The Earl smiled when he saw that it was Su Fei, "Captain of the Barbarian Special Forces, please tell me, do you know anything?"

Su Fei opened the map seized from the Japanese army and explained while pointing at the map.

The Count was so excited when he saw it that he hugged Su Fei and nibbled him a few times: "Dear boy, barbarian! You are awesome. You must be heroes sent by God, heroes who save the world!"

The Earl did not understand Japanese and could not understand the numerous markings on the Japanese military maps, so Su Fei explained it completely.

The Earl suddenly understood the Japanese army's attack strategy, intentions, tactics, etc., and was in a very good mood. He asked Su Fei's troops about the battle process: "Impossible, you killed more than 2 Japanese soldiers with only two people slightly injured?"

Su Fei asked him to meet some prisoners.

The captured Japanese officers were furious and cursed loudly. One colonel even knew English and cursed in English.

The Japanese officers' sabers and some items on their bodies proved their identities. A large number of top-secret documents and the secret codes currently used by the Japanese army are all priceless treasures.

Anne and Linda were overjoyed. They immediately took the secret code to decipher the intercepted Japanese telegram. They came over soon, waving the telegram excitedly: "Deciphered, deciphered."

The senior British officers at the headquarters were overjoyed. The Earl hugged Su Fei again. Anne and Linda also hugged Su Fei and kissed him: "Hero, you are the bravest and most capable officer we have ever seen!"