Bright Sword: From Soldier to Brigade Commander

The Japanese army was furious and cursed as they charged forward. The brigade commander, Major General Ikegami, stomped his feet and swore that after the battle, the damn mortar squadron leader must be shot!

No, let him commit suicide by disembowelment.

No, death by slow slicing!

He also captured his wife and daughter as comfort women, to serve the imperial soldiers who died in vain as atonement!

Ahhhhh!

However, he also knew that in large-scale fierce battles, accidental injuries from artillery fire were unavoidable!

The only way is to ignore it and continue to charge, hoping that these bastard artillery masters can correct the parameters in time, recalibrate the shooting elements, and bombard the artillery fire on the heads of the enemy opposite.

What the hell is the enemy on the opposite side?

The military uniforms are gray, brown, earth color, dark green, blue, etc. If you look from a distance, you will find that they have disappeared and merged with the wormwood and bushes on the surrounding hillsides and mountain roads. Damn, what is going on? I'm dizzy.

The fierce Japanese general, Lieutenant Colonel Katsumimi Tsuchiuchi, captain of the 40th Independent Infantry Battalion, charged to the front. The Japanese soldiers around him were shot and fell down one after another, but he used skillful bullet-dodging movements and managed to escape heavy blows by luck, being hit by only one bullet!

He was hit on the left arm, but he didn't care at all.

He continued to charge, continued to shout, and continued to shoot. Even with his left arm injured, he was able to aim while running and shot and killed two more enemies.

Lieutenant Colonel Jue Nei Shengshen was as agile as a dragon and as light as a ghost during the charge. His marksmanship was extremely brutal and he killed 5 enemy soldiers, including 2 machine gunners!

However, his good luck finally ended. Just as he was charging, he heard a dull buzzing sound of thunder, and his ears lost hearing. His eyes went black, and he flew into the sky.

He was blown away by a mortar shell!

After falling down, he fainted.

After five minutes of fighting, of the hundred men in Su Fei's company who were intercepting the enemy head-on, only about 30 were left who could fight normally, and there were 15 wounded soldiers, resulting in heavy losses.

The Japanese army had already reached the front line, only 80 meters away.

However, the Japanese troops here were at the end of their strength. Amid the waves of artillery shells, they became anime-style toy figures, flying all over the sky. When they fell, they became corpses and seriously wounded soldiers, losing their combat effectiveness.

Kenkichi Ikegami, the most heroic brigade commander of the Japanese army, was also blown away by a shell!

Su Fei's soldiers mixed in with the enemy group have stopped advancing to avoid being caught in the artillery fire, and are using rifles and machine guns to fire at the enemy!

In less than ten minutes, the enemy army was completely wiped out!

On the long mountain road of more than a thousand meters, there were sparse corpses of Japanese soldiers and twitching wounded soldiers in some places and densely packed in other places.

Even the luckiest wounded Japanese soldier could only struggle to sit up, with a vague stream of consciousness, entering a state of philosophical meditation: Who am I? Where do I come from? What happened here?

Then, the most useless philosophy in the world came to haunt him, and a few bullets flew, eliminating this dangerous element of hostile ideology!

All the Su Fei soldiers who were lurking for assassination had quickly taken off the Japanese's caps and helmets earlier and raised their right hands. This was an agreed signal to show that they were their own people.

When Su Fei heard the gunshots become sparse, he immediately ordered the soldiers to stop the shelling. The shells were so precious and they could not be wasted.

Looking from a high place, he discovered the most ideal scene. At the same time, flares were fired from the front. Five flares gave him complete peace of mind.

It's over, victory.

Don't be careless, clean up the battlefield immediately and grab the spoils!

First drive the truck and load all the weapons and ammunition on the edge of the truck.

The troops from the south also rushed over, searching for the enemy. When they found wounded soldiers, they stabbed them all to death without leaving a single one behind, giving them euthanasia out of humanitarianism. As for the officers, since their clothes were different colors, it would be best to capture them as prisoners.

Su Fei’s troops are much smaller!

More than 360 people, more than half of the 100-man blocking force in the south were killed. Of course, his total losses in the battle were just this much. The real main fighting force in the north suffered almost no casualties.

Almost, because there were two guys, young and inexperienced, who were injured while cleaning the battlefield. One of them found a comfort woman on the truck, a Japanese woman, fair and tender, with the soft temptation of a kimono. The soldier excitedly tried to grab her, but lost his balance and fell off the truck and was injured.

In 30 minutes, 300 Su Fei troops cleaned up the battlefield and filled the trucks.

Su Fei focused on finding the enemy's military maps, radios, walkie-talkies and other high-end items, and he actually found them.

Two radios, equipped with generators and fuel.

There were several rolled-up military maps, all very beautifully drawn, as well as a large number of Japanese notebooks, which were combat logs and were even more valuable for research. By the way, the enemy's secret codes were also discovered.

Su Fei's troops were responsible for the peripheral protection of the headquarters, so their superiors gave them a telecommunications team. Su Fei immediately ordered them to work, using Japanese secret codes to send a telegram to the Japanese army, saying that the 9th Independent Mixed Brigade had annihilated many units of the Eighth Route Army in the area of ​​Hanlue Village and had suffered heavy casualties themselves, but did not need support.

Su Fei found the Japanese army's combat documents and combat plans in the information file, code-named Tai Chi Tiger!

Oh my god, could it be that Colonel Yamamoto Ikki has Korean ancestry?

The Tai Chi Tiger plan and action were roughly the same as what the Eighth Route Army knew. The Japanese army dispatched two independent mixed brigades and a Yamamoto special attack team. However, what Su Fei did not expect was that the commander of this operation was actually Colonel Yamamoto!

A colonel, authorized by the First Army Commander Yoshio Kozuka, to command a force of more than 10,000 people?

Su Fei suddenly thought of something: "Sender, after you finish sending the message, please state that you are injured!"

Why? Astute professionals can judge that the other party has changed people based on the signals transmitted by the other party. The method is individual and slightly different. Su Fei is worried that the Japanese telegraph operators will become suspicious when receiving the telegram!

The telegraph operator finished his work and gave Su Fei a thumbs up, praising him sincerely: "No wonder, Captain Su is so meticulous!"

What's so subtle about this? Didn't you hear revolutionary stories about the underground party when you were a child?

Hear the sound of airplane engines in the distance!

Su Fei immediately ordered the entire army to change into Japanese uniforms, raise all the Japanese flags on the ground, or stick them on the trucks, and bury as many Japanese corpses as possible by covering them with weeds, or drag them to the roadside ravine to destroy the bodies!

A reconnaissance plane flew over.

It circled for a while and flew away.

Su Fei gave the order to set off immediately!

Some of the soldiers he trained could drive, and they drove away all 80 trucks. By the way, the Japanese military boots were very sturdy, and the military uniforms, belts, and canteens were all taken away.

Our army’s martyrs are buried together.

Some people woke up. They were more than 20 Japanese officers. They were shouting and screaming in pain, unable to believe what they saw!