Anti-Japanese War: When I get promoted, the system will explode with soldiers

"Don't listen to their nonsense. Something must have happened up ahead. We have two regiments of troops. We can go over and take a look. I really don't believe that one of our regiments couldn't hold out for an entire morning."

Brigade Commander Tian shook off Major Hashimoto and ordered his men to continue moving forward. A regiment had nearly two thousand people, and even if they were two thousand pigs, it would be impossible to wipe them out so quickly.

He has been busy for half his life for the military strength of these three regiments. The long and short guns alone are not a small number. Even if this team is wiped out, he must take the weapons back. As long as the weapons are still in his hands, he can regroup in the future.

"How dare you! Open your eyes and look. Your first regiment is gone. Now you don't know what's ahead. Do you want both of your regiments to die here?"

Major Hashimoto was of relatively short stature, and he had to jump when he said these words, otherwise he would not be able to keep up with the height of Brigade Commander Tian.

"My group is not dead..."

Just as Brigade Commander Tian was about to argue, intensive gunfire was heard in the distance.

Several patrol teams that set out from Tongzhou had already engaged in a firefight with the vanguard of the Second Regiment. Moreover, the vanguard of the Second Regiment was scattered with just one contact of more than 100 people.

"Go and ask the Second Regiment what's going on?"

Brigade Commander Tian didn't bother to argue with Major Hashimoto and quickly sent his signalman over. The signalman looked in the direction of the gunshot with some fear, but when he saw that Brigade Commander Tian was about to draw his gun, he could only whip his horse's butt hard with the whip and then ran over there.

"How could there be so many machine guns? How many people are there?"

Major Hashimoto is worthy of being a graduate of the Japanese Army University. He can tell the number of machine guns just from the sound of gunfire. Of course, it may not be very accurate, but it is no problem to estimate roughly. There are already more than a dozen machine guns now. Even if all the heavy machine guns of the entire Second Regiment are gathered together, there may not be that many.

"The cavalry squadron will go over and take a look."

Major Hashimoto shouted to the back, and a Japanese cavalry squadron immediately set off.

According to the current organization of the Japanese, a cavalry squadron consists of about 140 people. Now this is an enhanced version, with a total of more than 160 people. When seeing more than 160 war horses galloping, Major Hashimoto was still very pleased.

In the eyes of these Japanese officers, cavalry is the best army with strong mobility. Although in modern warfare, many people say that cavalry is not very useful and can easily become a target for others.

However, Major Hashimoto believed that cavalry could still play a significant role on the battlefield of Longguo. After all, Longguo's infantry was not very strong in combat, mainly because their marksmanship was inaccurate. When the cavalry appeared, if Longguo's infantry was not fully prepared, many people would still think about how to escape. When these people exposed their backs, the cavalry's sabers would draw blood.

The Japanese cavalry arrived at the battlefield with murderous intent, but saw soldiers from the Second Regiment running everywhere. They shot and killed several soldiers from the Second Regiment, hoping to calm these people down. However, instead of calming down, these people ran even faster and almost broke up their formation.

"Charge forward, kill them and carve out a path."

The captain of the cavalry squadron made a prompt decision. If they continued to try to find a way through the retreating crowd, their cavalry squadron would probably be dispersed. So these people immediately took out their sabers and slashed at the soldiers of the second regiment.

In their eyes, these traitors are no different from ordinary Chinese. If they block their way, they will be killed.

When the soldiers of the Second Regiment saw this, they raised their guns and fired back. The patrol team that was chasing them in the distance was dumbfounded. Why did the Japanese and the Second Regiment start fighting?

However, they had no time to care about this. Taking advantage of the enemy's confusion, they also observed the Japanese cavalry squadron, which could be regarded as a unit with some combat effectiveness encountered since the war began.

More than a dozen jeeps quickly dispersed, and three-wheeled motorcycles cooperated on both sides of the jeeps to protect their safety.

"Target the Japanese cavalry squadron. Kill them immediately. After the fight, quickly retreat. No one is allowed to linger in the battle."

The team was led by Captain Huang Peng. This guy was almost on fire from killing. There were not many bullets left in the car. He could only hold out for half an hour at most. The situation in other cars was probably the same.

More than a dozen heavy machine guns roared, and from a distance, one could see more than a dozen fire snakes spewing out various metal storms.

The Japanese cavalry squadron that was advancing and killing people was hit directly. Seven or eight people in front of them, including their horses, had blood-red flowers on their bodies.

"Enemy attack...enemy attack..."

A Japanese officer who was shouting uttered these two words, and then his head exploded.

There are snipers on the car. They didn't have the chance to fire before, but now they have caught the Japanese officers and are taking the opportunity to call out their names and realize their value on the battlefield.

In the training camp, the instructor once told them that the death of an officer could cause a small chaos on the battlefield. If all the bullets in your guns hit the officers, then if the battle is won, your contribution must be at least more than 20%.

Just now, the two sides rushed too close and fought too fiercely, so these snipers acted as auxiliary machine gunners, specifically loading bullets into the machine guns. After all, the machine gun that continuously fires is the core of the entire vehicle.

"Turn in, turn in..."

The squadron leader saw that one third of his soldiers had died. Some of them wanted to rush forward, but the enemy's firepower was too strong. The fire line formed by more than a dozen heavy machine guns was not something that ordinary people could break through.

There are also submachine guns and light machine guns to check for gaps and fill them. Even if you find a loophole in the firing line, you will not be able to rush through it.

When the Japanese officers said "turn around", no one else understood what it meant except themselves. This was also a way to save face. Saying "turn around" actually meant "retreat", and saying "seek support" actually meant "request for tactical guidance".

After hearing this, the remaining Japanese cavalry immediately prepared to retreat, but several jeeps immediately caught up with them. With such a good opportunity, would they let you escape?

It is said that Japanese soldiers have good marksmanship, so why didn’t they show it today?

Many soldiers in the garrison regiment had this question. In fact, Huang Peng saw that the Japanese soldiers' shooting skills were indeed accurate, but the problem was that they had no chance to shoot. What was the use of being accurate?